‘Malcom and Marie’ brings character study to Netflix
It’s not for everyone, but “Malcom and Marie”‘s brutal disputes force you to focus on just them.
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.
Suspense, murder and obsession in ‘The Little Things’
Two cops, one serial killer play a suspenseful and brilliant cat-and-mouse game in the new film.
‘The White Tiger’ explores caste and corruption
Netflix’s gripping new movie explores the rags and riches of the caste system.
“Promising Young Woman” promises a thrilling revenge comedy
“Promising Young Woman” is a comedic and dark indictment of rape culture. (Photo courtesy of Focus Feature)
It’s time for the Mesa Legend Critic Awards
The Mesa Legend’s Film Critic hands out awards for the films she’s reviewed in 2020.
The Golden Age of Hollywood returns with ‘Mank’
“Mank” travels back to old Hollywood in a film for newcomers and fanatics alike.
‘Sound of Metal’ is striking in the silence
A metal drummer’s journey with deafness profoundly portrays a huge life change.
Come of age and into yourself with ‘Uncle Frank’
“Uncle Frank” tells you to live your truest self on a road trip to a funeral.
‘The Life Ahead’ with Sophia Loren shows beautiful, unlikely love
The Italian film is one of the best this year for Hollywood and Sophia Loren.
‘Freaky’ is really freaking good
The homage to ’80s slasher films might pierce the hearts of horror fans for a long time to come.