Articles Posted in the Movies Category
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The trend continues: ‘Found films’ a cemented genre
The shaky hand-held camera, the panicked breaths, the screams.These are the elements being used in the genre of horror films today.
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Non-traditional Valentine’s Day flicks in theaters
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and if simply walking around Lake LaVerne or Campaniling with your significant other just won’t be enough, here’s a rundown of five potentially good films that will be in theatres on that date.
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Movie Review: ‘Haywire’ offers satisfying movie experience
As a whole, the film is stylish, slick and suspenseful. The set pieces have been excellently staged, and the action scenes don’t rely on sensory overload, making “Haywire” a genuinely satisfying experience.
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2012 Oscar nominations announced
The nominations for the 84th Academy Awards are announced.
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Cyclone Cinema Switch to Carver is Great Success
As many students know, seeing a movie on a Friday or Saturday night after a hard day’s work is more than deserved. SUB’s “Cyclone Cinema” provided a much needed break for first- time and returning students.
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Movie Review: ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1′
The penultimate film for the series, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1,” was certainly riddled with easy- to- make- fun- of scenes, alongside equally entertaining acting.
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Rockumentary Review: ‘Talihina Sky’
Some rockumentaries glamorize a band or artist and only show them at their best and in their shining moments; others are real. “Talihina Sky” is the latter.
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Movie Review: ‘Tower Heist’
“Tower Heist” is not another of those comedies with only a few good laughs from a couple of stars. It is a good time with a range of star power letting loose with a knee-slapping good time.
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Movie Review: ‘The Rum Diary’
Books to movies rarely live up to the original print version, and “The Rum Diary” does not break this stigma.
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Movie Review: ‘The Three Musketeers’
The newest incarnation, “The Three Musketeers” 2011, is not any better than any other film attempt to follow the grand story. It falls into many of the same Hollywood flaws of giving unnecessary character alterations in order to appease audiences.
