The Lone Ranger
Andrew Jenson | rawr reviews Gore Verbinski, director of “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” and “The Ring,” brings to cinemas the classic American icon of […]
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ARG REVIEWS — Man of Steel
Zack Snyder, director of “300” took up “Man of Steel,”the reboot of the Superman franchise, and it does not disappoint — mostly. It wasn’t the film it could have been, […]
Into Darkness
Andrew Jenson | rawr reviews I’m just going to say it, I love Star Trek. I especially love “Star Trek: The Original Series,” which ran as a TV show from […]
Iron Man 3
Andrew Jenson | rawr reviews Director Shane Black took over the Iron Man franchise with the mediocre addition of Iron Man 3. While fun and entertaining, this film did have […]
JAMMing at film festival — Kenworthy hosts annual student short film festival
University of Idaho College of Journalism and Mass Media students will showcase their work at the Kino Short Film Festival at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Kenworthy Performing […]
One bad cat: ‘Cats and Dogs’
Emily Vaartstra | rawr reviews In a world where dogs double as secret agents and cats are trained ninjas with a fierce leader attempting to rule over the human race, there […]
ZZZZ … Zombies — Zombie love story a snoozer
Aleya Ericson | rawr reviews Terror is inspired in people everywhere when the logo for Summit Entertainment — a simple white line over a black background that forms a mountain. […]
Rango — Lively characters and classic Western plot elements form film worth watching
Alejandra Soto | rawr reviews After a theatrical pet chameleon is accidently thrown out of his owner’s car, he finds himself in an Old West town populated by desert animals. Wanting […]
Django Unchained — A spaghetti western and nothing more
Ryan Tarinelli | rawr reviews “Django Unchained” has all the workings for a classic Quentin Tarantino movie and it does deliver. With an edgy and controversial screenplay by Tarantino, larger than […]
Django Unchained — Despite controversy, Tarantino’s latest is award worthy
Derek Kowatsch | rawr reviews In Quentin Tarintino’s latest film, Django Unchained, the director pays homage toward the spaghetti westerns of the 60s while also portraying the brutality of slave culture.