Sarah Gopaul

Hindsight is 20/20, but sometimes unfairness should be evident in the moment. When a policy causes unjust, irreversible harm to someone, it’s wrong. One cannot reason it’s for the greater good either, without evidence to support the argument. More importantly, one should not favour injustice based on an unfounded opinion, no matter how many people share it. Majority does not equal truth.

Only a small number of people ever really get to live out their dreams. Most settle for things they’re good at, something they can live with, or whatever pays the bills. Dreams become hobbies or pastimes you remember fondly. Meanwhile, regrets fester and stain everything that comes after. So, if you have a chance to shoot your shot, you have to take it. In Nimrods, a garage band does just that and travels halfway across the country for what could be their big break.

A scene from 'Passenger' courtesy of Paramount Pictures Passenger introduces some new rules for the road warriors amongst its viewers, making common practices faux pas. Tyler (Jacob Scipio) dreams of life on the open road and Maddie (Lou Llobell) is willing to give it a try. They retrofit a van and set out. Six weeks in, they witness a terrible accident. The experience leaves Maddie feeling uneasy and she starts to notice unusual things.