Let’s review the summer movies

Suicide Squad, a more recent release, was yet another successful summer movie. Actors most memorable were Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, Cara Delevingne as Enchantress, Will Smith as Deadshot, and Viola Davis as Amanda Waller. There is much controversy over the character Harley Quinn: critics make the argument that her only true role or place at all in the movie is to add the oversexualized female p...

   Only 13 years after Finding Nemo, the long awaited sequel, Finding Dory, made a splash in theaters on June 17, 2016. Pixar once again lived up to its reputation, creating a film that acknowledges all ages, whether by the state of the art animation, hysterical cast (Who doesn’t love Ellen Degeneres?), or nostalgia it leaves older audience members feeling. With a slightly sadder plot than Findi...

   If there is one movie that did not deserve the backlash it received this summer, it is Ghostbusters. Though not perfect, Ghostbusters was everything it claimed to be: funny, entertaining and enjoyable. Kate McKinnon particularly shines as the zany yet brilliant engineer Jillian Holtzmann. Not only was the humor quality, but it was fresh to see women in roles that, unfortunately, almost always go...

Captain America: Civil War was one of the most anticipated movies of the summer: merchandising skyrocketed, Marvel comic books were flying off the shelves and fans avidly bought tickets far in advance. There is debate, however, as to whether the movie lived up to it’s hype and expectation. Steve Rogers/Captain America, played by Chris Evans, is ever the moral compass in other Marvel movies, however...