Movies

‘You May Not Kiss The Bride’ too desperate for laughs

A shameful addition to the genre that definitely should be avoided, “You May Not Kiss The Bride” is a joke, and not a funny one.

By Tyler Verti | September 20, 2012

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Hidden gems to discover on Netflix Instant Queue

The State Press has composed a list of noteworthy films and shows on Netflix Instant Queue that should get more attention.

By Tyler Verti | September 13, 2012

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Decoding dystopian politics in literature

With more dystopian adaptations on the way, let’s think critically about how they address government interference.

By Esther Drown | September 9, 2012

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‘For a Good Time, Call …’ proves R-rated female comedies deliver

“For a Good Time, Call …” — otherwise known as the phone sex movie — isn’t just about talking dirty.

By Justine Pallas | September 6, 2012

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Stephen Chbosky shares behind-scenes stories from new film

Author and director of “Perks of Being a Wallflower” sat down with The State Press to discuss the film, the novel and the magic fans can find in both.

By Olivia Khiel | September 5, 2012

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Worshiping superheroes with our wallets

Our love of superheroes signals a deep longing for the legitimization of ideals.

By Esther Drown | September 3, 2012

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'General Education' an endearing tale

“General Education” resonates well with late teens but older audiences will cringe at the lewd comedy.

By Lana Rogoff | August 30, 2012

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'General Education' producer-screenwriter shares personal journey

Elliot Feld was once an ASU student and opens up about his school and life experiences.

By Lana Rogoff | August 30, 2012

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'The Dark Knight Rises' is a powerful trilogy finale

Through wonderful interplay between characters, coupled with Hans Zimmer’s stupendous score, the movie achieves a dramatic and touching height not seen in Nolan’s two previous Batman films.

By Travis McKnight | July 19, 2012

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Seeking a Friend for the End of the World hypothesizes people and relationships during apocalypse

How would humanity react to the news that they would be wiped out in three weeks?

By Taylor Costello | June 24, 2012

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The emancipation from vampires

If truth truly is stranger than fiction, then the release of “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” looks to put one of our most beloved adages (and Presidents) to the test.

By Jonathan Fortner | June 21, 2012

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"Heaven" to your ears

Summer is coming, and while this of course means a variety of things to a variety of different groups and people, for those who enjoy starting the summer off with a great album, the release of “Heaven” by The Walkmen should be well received.

By Jonathan Fortner | May 29, 2012

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The Avengers assemble

“The Avengers” opens nationwide Friday after much anticipation. Find out why this movie received a review of 5 out of 5 Pitchforks making it a must see movie to kick off summer vacation.

By Jonathan Fortner | May 3, 2012

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‘The Avengers’ director describes love-hate relationship

Q&A with Joss Whedon.

By Cassandra Starboard | April 23, 2012

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One bore, not ‘One Love’

The film relies on Marley’s inspiring and remarkable accomplishments, but it could have offered a deeper look into the musician’s life and psyche.

By Jocelyn Gee | April 19, 2012

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‘The Lucky One’ lacks love story luster

As a typical Nicholas Sparks story, “The Lucky One” is laden with hardships and drama, and though it is not a terrific movie, it is not necessarily awful.

By Lana Rogoff | April 19, 2012

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Anna Faris describes generating resentment, not shaving

Anna Faris opened up in a conference call about her previous roles and the challenging, yet exciting set of “The Dictator.”

By Maria Thompson | April 18, 2012

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Underrated 90s flicks: scandal, secrecy and 'Snake Eyes'

As Hollywood films became bigger in budgets and hype in the 1990s, their overexposure distracted from other smaller achievements.

By Taylor Costello | April 17, 2012

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Horrifying thriller offers laughable gore, suspense

Timed perfectly with the eerie release date on Friday the 13th, this film provides as much guts, repulsion and suspense as its superstitiously horrifying release date is associated with.

By Emily Nichols | April 12, 2012

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Action flick loses appeal with recycled features, weak villains

“Lockout” loses its viewers early and only leaves them to ponder who and what in the past did it better.

By Taylor Costello | April 12, 2012

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