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USC alumnus Johnson to helm Star Wars: Episode VIII

By LANDON MCDONALD
June 24, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film

The last few weeks have been rough for Star Wars fans. First the Expanded Universe novels, comics and video games were unceremoniously dropped from the official canon, then a barrage of leaked set photos threatened to pollute the air of mystery surrounding J.J. Abrams’ Episode VII and finally, as if to add injury to insult, […]

How to Train Your Dragon 2 lives up to original

By CHASE KROESCHE
June 13, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Reviews

Dreamworks' animated sequel addresses social themes while remaining an entertaining film for all ages.

‘Spider-Man’ should dominate weekend box office

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
May 2, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

In today’s society there is one thing that is clear: Marvel dominates the superhero genre. Although The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is not from Disney and Marvel Studios, it is still a huge blockbuster that should dominate the weekend. This weekend also features Walk of Shame, starring Elizabeth Banks, but the box office should belong to […]

Screen on Sound: Spiderman, Star Wars and more

By LANDON MCDONALD AND NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
May 1, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film, Multimedia, Podcasts

In this week’s installment of Screen on Sound, Lifestyle writers Landon McDonald and Nicolas Ransinangue talk about the recent and upcoming movie releases, as well as what’s hot on TV. – See more at: https://dailytrojan.com/?s=screen+on+sound#sthash.SocyugN7.dpuf

Rogen’s new film meets expectations

By SHERIDAN WATSON AND MARIANNE ZUMBERGE
April 30, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film

New comedy ‘Neighbors’ features Seth Rogen, family man, and Zac Efron, frat boy, as neighbors and rivals.

James Gray brings latest film to campus

By NATALIE QASABIAN
April 29, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film

Writer-director and critically acclaimed alumnus James Gray chats with the Daily Trojan before bringing his film ‘The Immigrant’ to Leonard Maltin’s Film Symposium.

Weekend Box Office: ‘The Other Woman’ steals No. 1 spot before summer

By ROBERT CALCAGNO
April 28, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

In the final weekend before the summer season, the box office was alive and kicking. After dominating the last three weekends, Captain America: The Winter Soldier finally lost the No. 1 spot to the revenge romantic comedy The Other Woman, which wrangled $24.76M. While not as strong as Cameron Diaz’s 2011 hit Bad Teacher, which […]

‘Captain America’ should see fourth week at No. 1

By NICOLAS RANSINANGUE
April 25, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, At the Movies, Blogs, Film

Following the release of big blockbusters like Rio 2 and Captain America: The Winter Soldier, this upcoming weekend seems a little small, with a lack of major releases in favor of a few small films that may hit specific markets. Perhaps the biggest film coming out this weekend is The Other Woman. Starring Cameron Diaz, […]

Film drives unique cinematic experience

By NATALIE QASABIAN
April 24, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film

‘Locke’ is a deeply psychological film that takes place within a car.

‘Blue Ruin’ redeems the revenge thriller

By LANDON MCDONALD
April 24, 2014 in Arts & Entertainment, Film

Jeremy Saulnier’s new film foregoes formula to deliver atypical twists and turns.

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