BOM: From the looks of things at Ojai North High School, not much has changed in the centuries since Hester Prynne scandalized her neighbors in Nathanial Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. At least that's what one student discovers in Will Gluck's pointed teen comedy when the rumor mill transforms her from one of the invisible kids to a notorious slut in about the time it takes to send a text. That the Toronto International Film Festival selected the film as one of its Special Presentations points to its quality. Overflowing with charm and wit, this satirical take on that special hell known as high school has plenty to appeal to teens and adults alike.
Skewed and Reviewed have posted a positive review for the new Marvel film. They noted the characters as the main appeal for the film.
Humans are the real monsters in Jurassic World, but the dinosaurs can rip you apart too.
