Little Women, Big Screen
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 28, 2020
“Little Women” is directed by Greta Gerwig and stars Saorise Ronan, Timothee Chalamet, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, and Eliza Scanlen. Based off of the classic novel of the same name, this movie is about four sisters who navigate womanhood, love, and family in the 1860s. What drew me into “Little Women” was the...
Parasite: Class Commentary through an Unforgettable Story
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 27, 2020
“Parasite”, directed by Bong Joon Ho, was insane. This movie is about the extremely poor Kim family as they form a complicated relationship with the wealthy Park family as the Kims attempt to get themselves out of poverty. The movie stars Cho Yeo-jeong, Park So-dam, Choi Woo-shik, and Kang-Ho Song...
Ford v Ferrari: Fast Cars and Angry Christian Bale
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 26, 2020
"Ford v Ferrari" stars Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby, a race car designer, and Christian Bale as Ken Miles, a hot headed but wickedly talented race car driver. Shelby and Miles team up with Ford to try to create a race car fast enough to beat Ferrari at Le Mans, a 24 hour Grand Prix. I am not a racin...
“1917”: War Ain’t Good
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 22, 2020
“1917”, directed by Sam Mendes, is about two British soldiers in World War I who must deliver a message before the next morning to stop another troupe from walking into a trap that could kill hundreds of men. The most interesting thing about this movie for me is the cinematography. This movie was fi...
“Jojo Rabbit”: Balancing Heart and Hitler
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 20, 2020
“Jojo Rabbit” is about a 10-year-old Nazi fanatic who is imaginary friends with Hitler, and somehow this was one of the most wholesome, beautiful movies I have ever seen. Written and Directed by Taika Watiti, director of “Thor: Ragnarok”, this movie follows the aforementioned Nazi child...
Grandpa Goes Gangster in “The Irishman”
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 19, 2020
“The Irishman” is directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Robert De Niro as Frank Sheeren, a hit-man that rises through the ranks of organized crime under Russel Bufalino, played by Joe Pesci, while becoming close with union leader Jimmy Hoffa, played by Al Pacino, as he gets tangled into the compli...
Divorce: The Movie!
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
January 14, 2020
Marriage Story is a character study of New York City theater director Charlie, played by Adam Driver, and actress Nicole, played by Scarlett Johansson as the two go through a divorce The acting in the movie was incredible. You would think that in a movie about divorce, there would be more crazy f...
Trey’s Top 25 Tracks of 2019
Trey Williams, Op/Ed Editor
December 26, 2019
Last year, I made a top ten list of my favorite songs of 2018. Now that 2019 is over, I thought I would go even bigger. Here are my favorite 25 songs from 2019. #25: Crime Pays - Freddie Gibbs and Madlib Following up the duo's critically acclaimed album “Pinata”, Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs and legendary producer Madlib come together once more w...
Restaurant Rivalry: Subs
Alex Maisenhelder and Trey Williams
December 18, 2019
Over the last few years, the number of sub sandwich restaurants in the area has exploded. It’s sometimes hard to keep track of which is good, which is bad, and which is which wich. Luckily for you, we cracked the code. We have traveled the world, hiked through the desert, climbed mountains, and put our ...
Decade Recap: Important People
Abby Prywitch, Managing Editor
December 13, 2019
As 2019 comes to an end, there were many significant people in this decade. This list does not cover all of the influential people of this decade, but rather serves as a short list highlighting some. Elon Musk is a rocket scientist. He has had many significant accomplishments such as designing the ...
Restaurant Rivalry: The Case of the Disappointing Donut
Trey Williams and Alex Maisenhelder
December 13, 2019
In all my years as a Corral Reporter, I have never found a case as hard to crack as this one. Here’s the scene: it was 3 o’clock in the morning, the faint moonlight glistening over the victim’s home. Penn Station bags and Menchie’s spoons laid about the victim’s room from a day of excellent ...
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