One Minute Review | The Book Of Life

Carlos Holguin, Daniel Linares, and Kristopher Carrasco • October 26, 2014

Carlos is back again this week to bring you a One Minute Movie Review of “The Book Of Life, ” starring Channing Tatum, Zoe Saldana and Diego Luna.

The movie takes a twist on the Mexican culture of the Day of the Dead celebration in a way that tells a captivating love story.

Tune in next time for a spooky edition of One Minute Review!

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About the Contributors

Carlos Holguin, Staff Writer

This is Carlos Holguin's fourth semester with the paper and he couldn't be happier to continue. When not writing or taking photos for the paper Carlos is the creator and host of The Weekly Geek, a podcast informing students on recent music, movie, and gaming news. Carlos has also been know to partake in theater here at Cerritos College.

Daniel Linares, Co-Multimedia Editor

Fall 2014 Hello and Good Morrow! To those of you reading this, you are most likely in the same journalism class as I, if you are not, that also works. I am Daniel Linares, a.k.a. Pterodactyl Dann, a.k.a. your Multimedia Editor for Fall 2014! I'm 25% accounting major, 30% multimedia guy, 42% numbers guy, 73% student, and 99% pirate. I'm also an accounting major.

Kristopher Carrasco, Online Editor

My name is Kristopher Carrasco I'm that guy that went to college and didn't really know what to do. I just kind of jumped around until I was suddenly failing out of school. Then I found Talon Marks and little by little I started to understand what I wanted to do with my life and apparently it's journalism. The idea of gathering information from a variety of sources and re-telling it through visual or written story telling has engaged me in so much more than I ever thought possible. I love to work with Multimedia, but this year I have become Online Editor in hopes of learning a new skill set. I hope to be a music journalist in the future, but in the mean time I'll be finishing my last semester up at Cerritos College in the spring of 2016. I also love raccoons; like a lot.