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John Boyega (from left), Daisy Ridley and Oscar Isaacs return to close out the Skywalker saga in “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.” While the technicality of the film is impressive, along with the performances, the fan service and nostalgic callbacks make the movie less epic than hoped for.
Jonathan Garcia jgarcia@foghornnews.com Get ready to go into a galaxy far, far away once again with EA and DICE’s “Star Wars Battlefront II.” Despite the success of the previous entry, it was heavily criticized for its lack of content including no single-player campaign, limited to only the original trilogy planets and characters not including the prequel trilogy and locking content behind a $50 season pass. Since then, EA seemed to listen to the feedback, adding more content with no charge and including a single-player campaign, new modes and improvements with the online multiplayer. But once again, the game is held…
By Foghorn News staff The winter season is the home for celebrating Christmas and ringing in a new year, but it’s also a time where great movies hit the big screen. Whether you are in the mood for action, drama, sci-fi or suspense, these seven films will sure to bring you into the theater and stay out of the cold. ‘THE DISASTER ARTIST’ (Dec. 8) James Franco directs and stars as Tommy Wiseau in this biographical film about the making of one of the best worst film ever made, “The Room.” The film chronicles how Wiseau and Greg Sestero (Dave…
