EVERY MOVIE HAS A LESSON

by Kevin Faber

From classic films such as Gone With the Wind, where Scarlet watches her life blow away with the gales of the Civil War, to any of the more recent Justice League installments where superheroes fight for what is right, there is much to be gleaned from a few carefully chosen words. If you are curious or even confused about the swirling information regarding student borrowing, repayment and debt, consider these five titles and what wisdom each could impart about money management.

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by Kevin Faber

Nearly everyone enjoys watching movies to which they can relate in some way. Relatability looms large in screenwriters' minds as they develop and create scripts that directors will bring into sharp visual focus on the big screen. Consequently, because many film-goers find employment in business offices, writers sometimes choose to use the topic of business as the focus of their screenplays.

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by Kevin Gardner

Whether you're in the midst of an engagement or simply in the mood for romance, watching a wedding movie can be very enticing. If you're wondering what to watch, here are four must-watch wedding movies.

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by Kevin Gardner

You may equate movie stars with mansions, money, glamor, the red carpet, and fancy cars, but the truth is that this job isn’t all fun and games. As in many other workplaces, working on a film set has risks, including equipment failure, set problems, and dangerous stunts. Some actors commit themselves so much to the role that when they begin to act out a scene, they are willing to do things that endanger their physical integrity.

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by Kevin Faber

Pearl Harbor was one of the most anticipated films of all time, and for a good reason: it had everything – action, romance, history. The movie came out in 2001 and was a huge success, grossing over $200 million at the box office. But what about Pearl Harbor has made it stand the test of time? Here are five reasons why the movie is still great more than 20 years later.

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by Kevin Faber

Before The Office and Severance were hits, Office Space was the comedic emblem of the average person’s experience of modern corporate culture. This much-loved 90s comedy classic resonated so strongly with people because they could identify with the protagonist’s discontent, and the movie’s depiction of corporate bureaucracy hit all the right notes. If you feel like you’ve got a chronic “case of the Mondays”, you don’t need to go the same lengths as Peter, Michael Bolton, or Milton

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by Lewis Robinson

The subject of law and legal matters affects many people throughout their lives. For example, some may have to go to small-claims courts to recoup a limited financial loss. In contrast, others may find themselves in litigation when disagreements occur in business matters or personal situations such as divorce proceedings. Because many have had contact with the courts, the subject of law often finds its way into popular feature films because many audience-goers can relate to the topic in various ways.

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by Kevin Gardner

Some of the most thought-provoking films are those that make people think about choices such as right or wrong. These films challenge a person's assumptions and beliefs and force them to question the very nature of their thoughts and perceptions. It's easy to assume you would act or behave in a certain situation until you get a glimpse of possible choices and environments that can affect how a person behaves. One such film is Boiler Room.

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by Pamela Foster

Sometimes a person who is going through a serious mental illness or issue may want to consider taking a look at some of the most popular movies for handling this particular feeling. It is quite common for people to express that they are attempting to deal with emotions like this, but they don't always know where to turn as far as making sure they get the help that they need to combat those challenging feelings.

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