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The Review
Sophomore Louis Faillace shares his opinion on the latest movie to join the MCU: Eternals.

Under Review: “Eternals”

Louis Faillace and Mia Hirshfeld • November 17, 2021
Sophomore Louis Faillace shares his opinion on the latest movie to join the MCU: "Eternals."
James Gunn brings back DCs iconic characters such as Harley Quinn in The Suicide Squad.

Under Review: “The Suicide Squad”

Louis Faillace, Staff Writer • September 9, 2021
Sophomore Louis Faillace shares his thoughts on "The Suicide Squad."
Under Review: Godzilla vs. Kong

Under Review: “Godzilla vs. Kong”

Louis Faillace, Staff Writer • April 29, 2021
Freshman Louis Faillace shares his thoughts on the 2021 film "Godzilla vs. Kong."
Katherine Centers novel The Lost Husband was adapted into film and added to Netflix. Within three days, it claimed the number one spot.

“The Lost Husband” hits number one on Netflix

Cameron Ederle, Staff Writer • September 17, 2020
Three days after the movie “The Lost Husband” was added to Netflix, Katherine Center (‘90), the author of the original novel, woke to discover that the film had become number one on Netflix US charts. 
The Lost Husband captures a love story between recently widowed Libby and a shaggy, gruff farm manager, James O’Connor.

Katherine Center’s (’90) “The Lost Husband” adapted into film

Ella West, Copy Editor • April 10, 2020
Screenwriter Vicky Wight directed the movie adaptation of “The Lost Husband,” a novel written by Katherine Center ('90).
Junior Bailey Maierson and her brother Eli Maierson (19) choose a movie to watch.

CineMaierson: Quarantine Edition

Bailey Maierson, Staff Writer • March 31, 2020
Junior Bailey Maierson reviews some of the movies her family has watched while in quarantine.
Members of Defend Houston, a club that aims to educate the SJS community about the United States’s faulty criminal justice system, attended the Texans screening of Just Mercy.

Defend Houston club attends Houston Texans’ movie screening

Chloe Zhao, Staff Writer • January 23, 2020
The Houston Texans Foundation arranged a screening of "Just Mercy," a movie starring Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx centered around racial bias.
While watching Avengers: Endgame, Eli Maierson felt nostalgic for the Marvel movies he saw during his childhood.

CineMaierson: “Avengers: Endgame” Review

Eli Maierson, Senior Assignments Editor • April 30, 2019
In the next installment of "CineMaierson," Eli reviews the latest Avengers film "Endgame."
Despite taking an unnecessarily dark turn in its second half, Tag is still an amusing, ridiculous action comedy.

CineMaierson: “Tag” Review

Eli Maierson, Senior Assignments Editor • July 25, 2018
Eli Maierson reviews "Tag" in the next installment of "CineMaierson."
Anderson creates whimsical Isle of Dogs

Anderson creates whimsical ‘Isle of Dogs’

Emily Chen and Eli Maierson • May 3, 2018
Wes Anderson's latest film, "Isle of Dogs," is a whimsical stop-motion genre-bending adventure.
It centers on the Losers, who face Pennywise, while standing up to local bully.

Under Review: “It”

Camille McFarland and Tyler King, Staff Writers • October 29, 2017

My friends and I entered the theatre with little knowledge of Stephen King’s 1986 “It” and varying levels of horror tolerance. We didn’t expect much except a terrifying clown and jump scares, but...

Wonder Woman breaks DC extended universe conventions for a fresh look at the traditional superhero.

Under Review: Wonder Woman

Ryan Chang, Assistant Online Editor • June 8, 2017
Patty Jenkins' 'Wonder Woman' brings a welcome jolt of excitement and heart to the DC Cinematic Universe.
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