by Voice Arts | Dec 17, 2008 | Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial
Article by: Fred Bloss The country-wide event of the year occurred on Nov. 21 for “Twi-fans.” Movie theaters were packed for the premiere of “Twilight,” and movie-goers were on the edge of their seats. Also known as “Twi-hards,” they made up a majority...
by Voice Arts | Dec 5, 2008 | Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial
Article by: The country-wide event of the year last Friday brought a new meaning to the newly created term “Twi-fan.” “Twilight” premiered on Nov. 21, keeping movie theaters on their toes and movie goers on the edge of their seats. Based on the best-selling story of a...
by Voice Arts | Nov 24, 2008 | Entertainment
By: Brendan Schaller Kevin Smith tried to make a movie that diverted from his usual cast and style back in 2004 with “Jersey Girl” (starring Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler). This film didnt go so well. Then he made a major comeback by reprising the characters from the film...
by Voice Arts | Nov 23, 2008 | Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial
By: Fred Bloss “Mirror’s Edge” is a game that gives gamers hope that even in these days of cookie cutter FPSs and unimaginative, clichéd RPGs, new and innovative ideas still spring up from time to time. The story is set in a totalitarian city where all forms of...
by Voice Arts | Nov 19, 2008 | Opinion and Editorial
By: Dan Hineline In the latest installment of the “Saw” film series, the story picks up right where the last film ended. The audience knows who was helping Jigsaw perform all his murders, the crooked cop, Detective Hoffman. All the loose ends were supposed to be tied,...