“Couples Retreat” loses positive message by exploiting sex
“Couples Retreat” may be a comedy, but it disgusts just as often as it entertains.
Job shows up in “A Serious Man”
The Coen brothers’ latest drama asks deep questions about the nature of suffering. Is it bad luck, or is God conspiring against us?
Lots of guts, little explanation in “Zombieland”
I like zombies — a lot. Well, technically I hate them, but I love the idea of them. Something about the idea of zombies appeals to me for a few reasons.
“Surrogates” regurgitates dry sci-fi themes
“Surrogates” tries to make up for its lack of uniqueness with an abundance of standard Hollywood formula.
“Toy-Story 3-D” is delightfully nostalgic
Review of Pixar's new "Toy Story 3-D," to be released October 2.
Documentary honestly critiques Christian subculture
Writer / director Dan Merchant presents a sharp, but humorous and fair picture of the divide between Christian and secular culture.
“Jennifer’s Body” is only skin-deep
Writer Diablo Cody’s new film, “Jennifer’s Body,” is, despite its big budget, nothing more than a “B” horror movie.
“9”‘s creative setting can’t redeem its hollow characters
Imagine you are a sentient rag doll and are being hunted by scrap-metal robots. Chances are, you are a character in Shane Acker’s debut animated feature “9.”
“Impasse” blends realism and reality
Two shows opened in the Biola art gallery this week presenting the work of Jon Anderson, an art department professor.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...