By: Natasha Harlankar
News Editor
People may not scream and shout, rooting for their favorite players while watching taekwondo, but senior Kiana Lo has taken this sport to the next level.
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Five years ago, the cinema world was rocked by the release of “Ghost Rider,” the Nicolas Cage film about fire faced, motorcycle riding skeleton, Johnny Blaze.
There are a lot of things that, logically, “Moneyball” shouldn’t do. A movie based on a book based on statistics and math, shouldn’t be interesting. It shouldn’t appeal to a wide demographic, and it shouldn’t receive a boatload of Oscar attention.
But trust me, it does all of the above.
Since I saw “Drive” on it’s opening night on Sept. 16, I have been talking about it pretty much nonstop. A lot of people have told me that it didn’t look like anything special, just another action movie along the lines of the “Fast and Furious” franchise. The phrase I would use to describe “Drive” is absolutely, something special.
