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Category: Reviews
Movies, books, restaurants, video games, gadgets, TV shows – The Sentinel staff dives in and separates the good from the bad.
“Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle” Documentary Review
Jessica Fisher, Staff Writer “Superheroes are American Gods, the American mythology.” This is the first line that introduces the audience to this three-part, three-hour mini-series […]
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Review
Jessica Fisher, Staff Writer (Spoilers follow) Readers of “The Hobbit” novel, viewers of Rankin and Bass’s 1977 animated film, and fans of Peter Jackson’s battle […]
A Tale of Two Assassins: Unity and Rogue Review
Mike Strong, Arts & Living Editor Assassin’s Creed has finally made the jump to new-gen platforms with Assassin’s Creed Unity. Available only on PS4, Xbox […]
‘Interstellar’ out of this world
Movie Review Devon Zawko, Staff Writer After months of shrouding its plot in secrecy, “Interstellar” debuted in theaters Nov. 7. But did all the buildup […]
‘Gone Girl’ engaging, gut-wrenching
Movie Review Mike Strong, Staff Writer While “Gone Girl” is a brilliant adaptation of a story rife with shocks and twists, the ideas behind it […]
American Horror Story Gets Psychotic with Freak Show
Logan Petersen, Staff Writer Warning: this review contains spoilers considered revealing and rather graphic. Those who have not yet watched the first episode of “American […]
‘The Maze Runner’ amazing
Movie Review Brittany Reynolds, Staff Writer “The Maze Runner,” released nationwide Sept. 19, swept me in almost instantaneously. “The Maze Runner” came out just in […]
The Leftovers: Season 1 review
By: Mike Strong Taboos have a surprisingly powerful hold on society as a whole. When a topic that is considered taboo is brought up, it […]
The Giver review: A struggle with identity
By: Kevin Enners In a seemingly perfect community – one without war, poverty, pain or suffering – a boy is taught by an elderly man, […]
Marvel goes galactic: “Guardians of the Galaxy” review
By: Mike Strong After eight years of methodic development, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become the most expansive film franchise in history. With […]
‘Watch Dogs’ one to watch, but misses opportunities
Game Review Mike Strong, Arts & Living Editor There are essentially two ways to look at Watch Dogs. Upon first glance, one might see the […]