Allen
Graphic Designer  

It's a timeless classic! Every time I watch it, I just can't breathe from laughing. Especially when they do “yo mama” jokes. It's such a fun movie overall. 

Marcus
Social Media Coordinator 

Compared to many of the earlier X-Men movies (and compared to other movies in general), this one is just not that good. But it did feature the character Viper, and I absolutely love that character. I mainly just watch it to see her.

Emily F
Project Manager 

My guilty pleasure is definitely the IT movie (both classic & remake). As twisted as the movie is (a clown eating children? I mean .... what?), the concept is amazing. A group of friends coming together to defeat a common enemy; shows empowerment. I love the movie so much that I have a tattoo inspired by it. 

Quinn
Social Media Coordinator 

Look, this movie is not bad. It’s amazing. But kung fu movies aren’t always considered high cinema, so sometimes I feel a little embarrassed singing this series’ praises. But the truth is that there’s nothing to be embarrassed about: the fight choreography is stunning, the arc of the main hero is incredibly satisfying, and the quiet moments are as captivating as the action-packed ones. The only downside is that it makes me want to jump around and punch the air like I am six years old, and THAT is actually very, very embarrassing.

Caroline
Social Media Coordinator 

As the final credits rolled, I found myself at a loss. Wanting … something. But what? Edward’s hand, cold as the grave, gently wrapped its fingers through mine. “I may not be able to read your thoughts, but I know what you want, and it’s okay. I promise,” he said, looking deep into my eyes. “Thank you,” I said. “I know I shouldn’t, but I can’t help it. I know what I want too.” And with that, I grabbed the remote and clicked a few key buttons, rewinding time and returning to an experience that brings me a special kind of comfort. The opening credits of the first Twilight movie filled the screen once again, and I didn’t feel so guilty or empty anymore. I had everything I needed right here. 

Tayner
Copywriter 

This is a hill I will die on, unironically. Cars is a great movie. Maybe the best. Everyone is perfectly cast. It’s the story of an egotistical lonely rising star, gaining humility, a home and a family. How can you dislike that? Plus, you can’t hate on it for being about talking cars when all Pixar does is make movies about a talking [thing]. Talking toys and talking emotions are fine but not cars? Ka-chow! 

Emily W
Operations Coordinator 

Oh hands down that would have to be National Treasure. It ticks all the boxes. Nicolas Cage? Check. Medium-stakes adventure? Check. Historical elements? Check. I can watch it any time. My brother and I even had joint streaming viewings of it during the pandemic. Anxiously awaiting both the third film installment and the new Disney+ show!