Reviews that aren’t specifically Bellevue College related

Weekly Reads: First One In, Last One Out

March 6, 2022 0

“There must never be closure on the Holocaust. It is our responsibility to continue the legacy and preserve as many testimonies as possible.” ― Marilyn Shimon, “First One In, Last

Musical Review: Freestyle Love Supreme

March 6, 2022 0

“Freestyle Love Supreme” is an entirely made-up-on-the-spot hip-hop musical. Meaning, the performers take audience recommendations for words and stories then create songs around them. This is one of Lin Manuel

Movie Review: Death on the Nile

February 20, 2022 0

Note: This article contains spoilers for “Death on the Nile” (2022). The classic murder mystery story by Agatha Christie was brought to life by director Kenneth Branagh, who also plays

Video Game Review: Pokémon Legends: Arceus

February 20, 2022 0

If you have been paying attention to Nintendo’s game releases lately, there’s little I can tell you about “Pokémon Legends: Arceus” that you don’t already know. It was marketed as

Weekly Reads: America, 1908

February 13, 2022 0

“The America in which the following stories occurred will be, in scattered glimpses, familiar to readers of 2008; if we squint, we might even mistake it for our own.” — Jim

TV Show Review: For All Mankind

February 13, 2022 0

One might find themselves looking up at the stars, picturing the moment man first stepped on the moon. But, in a twist of fate, what if those first steps belonged

The Puzzling Mystique of Lana Del Rey

January 30, 2022 0

On Oct. 22, 2021, singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey released her newest studio album, the highly-awaited “Blue Banisters.” The album, a dreamy, alternative pop record, contains deep messages and personal highlights.

Weekly Reads: Everything, Everything

January 30, 2022 0

“Do you remember when we read The Little Prince together for the first time? I was so upset that he died in the end. I didn’t understand how he could

Weekly Reads: Five Feet Apart

January 23, 2022 0

“How long will I live my life afraid of what-ifs?” Rachael Lippincott, “Five Feet Apart” The book “Five Feet Apart” by Rachael Lippincott is one of hope, love, and despair.

Movie Review: Disney’s Encanto

January 9, 2022 0

The legacy of Disney animated films requires no explanation, having released box office hits time and time again that date back several decades. Already in the 2020s, Walt Disney Pictures

Video Game Review: Inscryption

January 9, 2022 0

The evolution of virtual card games has been really fun to watch, as developers try to find new ways to tell the stories they want to tell through the same

Weekly Reads: Persepolis

January 9, 2022 0

“One can forgive but one should never forget.” Marjane Satrapi, “Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood” “Persepolis” is an autobiographical series written about the author’s life during the Islamic revolution.

Movie Musical Review: “Tick, Tick… Boom!”

November 28, 2021 0

On Nov. 19 the movie musical “Tick, Tick… Boom!” was released on Netflix. For those who don’t know, “Tick, Tick… Boom!” is Jonathan Larson’s (the creator of the Broadway smash-hit,

Game Review: Pokemon BDSP

November 28, 2021 0

After 15 years and endless clamoring from the online community, Game Freak finally released a remake of their fourth-generation games, “Pokémon Diamond” and “Pokémon Pearl.” Titled “Brilliant Diamond” and “Shining

TV Show Review: Arcane

November 28, 2021 0

The term “League of Legends” evokes several different emotions depending on who you talk to. It’s long been criticized as a game for having an unfriendly new player experience. However,

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