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Best Five movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Ciro’s Five Favorite MCU Films

May 18, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Movies, Marvel, MCU

With the release Avengers: Infinity War, the Marvel Cinematic Universe hype is through the roof. The MCU was an ambitious idea that has paid off extensively, with each film proving to be a massive commercial and critical success. Each film has its fans and detractors, so here is a… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Movies Are Meant To Be Seen On A Big Screen

March 30, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Film, Movies, movie theater

Nothing beats going to the movies. To me, every film is meant to be seen in a theater, not only big-budget superhero movies. A couple of years ago, I hung out with some friends at a Barnes & Noble. As it got late, we randomly decided to go to… Read the rest at our website.

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Alex Garland Delivers Another Great Sci-Fi Thriller With Annihilation

March 30, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Film, Movie Review, Movies

The last couple of years have seen a resurgence in very smart and mature science-fiction films. Most notably, films like Interstellar, Arrival and Blade Runner 2049 have pushed boundaries, while franchise favorites like Star Wars offer a good shakeup to the dwindling blockbuster lineup. Director Alex Garland (Ex Machina)… Read the rest at our website.

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Miami Film Festival Lights Up Miami With Movies For Everyone

March 16, 2018 The Reporter Staff Miami Film Festival, Theater, MFF, Film, Movies

The Miami Film Festival ran from March 9-18, featuring films from a multitude of countries. Thousands of moviegoers saw more than 130 films and participated in programming that included masterclass sessions and afterparties—stars were abound. This year, guests included actress Isabelle Huppert, who promoted her new film Souvenir by… Read the rest at our website.

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Netflix’s Mute Is A Beautiful Mess Of A Movie

March 16, 2018 John Munro Movie Review, Movies, Netflix

Netflix’s newest release Mute, is the latest film from director Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code). In the works for a little over a decade, Jones’ science fiction film generated a lot of hype with the director comparing it to Don Quixote. Much to the shock of this visionary’s most… Read the rest at our website.

News

35th Miami International Film Festival Brings Worldwide Cinema To The 305

February 23, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Cinema, Movies, Miami International Film Festival, MIFF, Film

The Miami International Film Festival will deliver films from the United States, Europe and South America to at least 60,000 film enthusiasts from March 9 through March 18. More than 130 movies ranging from foreign and domestic films, documentaries, short films and full-length features will be showcased at the… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

The Cloverfield Paradox Is An Astronomical Disappointment

February 23, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Movies, Netflix

First, it is important to give credit where credit is due. Netflix dropping the third film in the Cloverfield anthology was done in the most genius way. Twitter-sphere was flooded with rumors saying that the streaming service would release the film immediately after Super Bowl LII (which was easily… Read the rest at our website.

Academy Awards promotional image for the Oscars.

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Film’s Biggest Night Is Full Of Tough Competition

February 9, 2018 Corbin Bolies Movies, Academy Awards, oscars, Film

The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences announced their nominations for the 90th Academy Awards on Jan. 25 and, with it, the regular hysteria that ensues—the snubs, surprises and the upteenth Meryl Streep nomination. Me? I’m just hoping Call Me By Your Name wins Best Picture. It’s certainly up… Read the rest at our website.

Promotional image for the movie I, Tonya.

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I, Tonya Is A Gold Medal Of A Film

February 9, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Movie Review, Movies

I think it would be unfair and dishonest for me to say I had no expectations for a film about Tonya Harding and the Nancy Kerrigan incident. Every article, archived news footage and “Weird Al” Yankovic song (Headline News) told me what to think of the former skater. Craig… Read the rest at our website.

News Kendall Campus

Who’s Going To Watch 1001 Movies? This Guy

January 26, 2018 Ciro Salcedo Kendall Campus, Movies, Tea & Poets

For the past four years, English tutor Alexander Sorondo has helped students at the Kendall Campus speech lab with assignments for their public speaking classes. At home he puts his writing techniques into practice, posting film essays online. The essays are in response to films featured in 1001 Movies… Read the rest at our website.

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