Author: Amalia Nichols

Amalia is a sophomore from Houston, Texas studying at the Haas School of Business in the Global Management Program. As a community columnist, she looks forward to exploring the intersections that social justice and popular culture have with business. Amalia is also very interested in the impact of international culture and events on business. In her free time, Amalia enjoys playing basketball and obsessively reading. Cukimay Cyber Team

Shang-Chi: The Superhero of Superhero Movies

By: Amalia Nichols

On: October 27, 2021

In: BRB Shorts, Community, Featured, Latest

COVID-19 put an obvious damper on the movie industry; however, Marvel’s “Shang-Chi,” an exclusively theatrical release, has become the highest-grossing domestic release of 2021. This article will explore why this happened and what it means for movies moving forward.Continue Reading

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Author: Amalia Nichols

Shang-Chi: The Superhero of Superhero Movies

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