“Life is very long. Unless it is not” Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin follows gamers-turned-game designers Sam and Sadie over the course of multiple decades. From...

For nearly 100 years the academy awards have been a centerpiece of both moviegoers and general audiences, giving awards to only the greatest of films. An annual film awards ceremony that once brought in...

Amanda’s Favorite  Reply 1988 Reply 1988 follows five different families who are living in the same neighborhood in Seoul. The show is based in the 1980’s-1990’s (hence, the name Reply 1988)...

Music, in all forms, is something that is constantly present in the lives of many Bothell High students. Here at BHS, there are many talented young musicians with a driving passion for all forms of musical...

For generations, Bothell High School has had one of the best music programs in the state. The band director, Phillip Dean, has been teaching here for fifteen years. You may have seen him in the stands...

*Disclaimer: these are our personal opinions. If you like any of these shows, please don’t take it personally!*  Amanda’s Least Favorite: The Liar and His Lover  The Liar and His Lover is...

From E.T to the blue Na´vi of  Avatar, here is my personal list of the 25 best films ever made. A lot of hard decisions were made to decide on which films should be on the list, but more importantly,...

Intimidated by the mystery of the Shakespearean language? Don’t be! BHS put on a production of the famous Shakespeare play Twelfth Night, and while the dialogue stayed true to the original, it was relievingly...

Morbius Morbius, released on April 1st, was truly one big April Fool’s joke, a cinematic one. The not-so-anticipated comic book character finally took to the big screen in Sony’s Spider-verse,...

As a sequel to an article we published last school year, we’re back with another review on the second movie! The Witch Part 2: The Other One is a continuation of the movie The Witch Part 1: The Subversion....

13 years ago, filmmaker James Cameron took us to the 3D world of Pandora in his 2009 film Avatar. He pushed the limits of moviemaking technology using motion-capture for the blue humanoid species called...

13 years ago, filmmaker James Cameron took us to the 3D world of Pandora in his 2009 film Avatar. He pushed the limits of moviemaking technology using motion-capture for the blue humanoid species called...