Frank Remski
Frank Remski is a film and theater reviewer for the Eastern Echo. He is majoring in media studies and journalism and minoring in public relations. He has worked for The Echo since summer of 2023 and has written both news stories and opinion pieces.
Articles (22 total)
Review: '3 Body Problem' makes physics an intriguing, alien mystery
Adapted from the bestselling, acclaimed novel "The Three-Body Problem," this Netflix series is an intriguing alien invasion story. It has rich world building and an intriguing mystery, but the characters could use more complexity.
‘Ronnie and Scales’ Magnificent Tale’ brings its multi-sensory experience to EMU
The play was created for neurodivergent audiences. The audience is the star of the show in this interactive story. The tour is put on by EMU’s Theatre for the Young program and will be traveling to various local places from March 8 to April 19.
Review: 'Dune: Part Two' is a stellar sequel
“Dune: Part Two” is a masterfully done film. At once epic and thoughtful, it is a worthy sequel.
EMU Theatre shows off their range and creativity with “Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea”
The play is about an 18 year old boy who wants to find an ancestor in the sea. It’s a modern fable that centers family. EMU’s actors bring their A-game and offer dynamic performances with imaginative sets and costumes.
Review: 'Argylle' is a star-studded, lighthearted spy thriller
“Argylle” is a comedy thriller about an author who gets entangled with super spies. The movie is generally a fun time, though some of the writing and effects are weak.
Review: “I.S.S.” brings terror to the International Space Station
“I.S.S.” is a science fiction thriller where astronauts battle over the International Space Station when a nuclear war breaks out. It is visually a horrifying masterpiece, but its plot is questionable.
Review: 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' is an underwater trainwreck
The sequel to 2018’s “Aquaman.” This sea-based superhero adventure sees Aquaman fighting a villain who is speeding up the climate change. Though tonally consistent with the first film, the film’s fast-paced plot leaves no room for anything or anyone to be fleshed out.
Review: "Priscilla" spotlights the dark side of the Presleys' marriage
“Priscilla” is a biopic about Priscilla Presley, exploring her relationship with Elvis Presley.
“Hare and Tortoise” brings the art of theater to children
This extended version of the fable will be shown at Sponberg Theater on Nov. 10 and 11. It is presented by the Theatre for the Young program which introduces theater as an artform to children.
