The Mesa Legend “Critic Awards”
Jordan wraps up with her “Critic Awards” for the movies reviewed this semester.
Author: Jordan Jones
Jordan Jones was hired as the Culture reporter for the Mesa Legend in January of 2020. She is in her second semester at MCC, and she plans to transfer to ASU and get an Interdisciplinary Studies degree in Film Study and Art History. With her degrees and passion for cinema, Jordan intends to become a film archivist.
“Do the Right Thing” movie review
“Do the Right Thing” is a timeless portrayal of racial conflicts that still take place today.
“Cyrano” movie review
“Cyrano” is a well done remake of the character’s journey through adversity and finding true love.
“The Northman” movie review
“The Northman” tells the tale of a long-lost prince looking to avenge his father’s death.
“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” movie review
The new “Fantastic Beasts” film underwhelms, despite taking place in the Wizarding World universe.
“Ambulance” movie review
“Ambulance” is a nonstop action film that keeps you locked in throughout a bank heist gone wrong.
“Morbius” movie review
“Morbius” is a lackluster movie which fails to capture the dark and edgy mood it intended.
“Mrs. Miniver” retro movie review
“Mrs.Miniver” is an oddly relatable and informative movie that offers lessons to be learned today.
”Drive My Car” movie review
“Drive My Car” is a slow movie that is sure to invoke an emotional response from
most viewers.
“The Batman” movie review
“The Batman” is a compelling film bringing aspects beyond the typical superhero style movies.