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In a Better World lives up to Oscar win


By MOLLY-MARIE CANALES
March 28, 2011 3 Comments/in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Exploring the human psyche and the challenges of life, In a Better World is a charged film.

Miral fails to create intriguing narrative


By MILES HOWARD
March 27, 2011 1 Comment/in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Miral falls short of showcasing the directorial talent of Julian Schanbel, among other faults.

Sucker Punch little more than visuals


By SOPHIA LEE
March 27, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Despite its unsurprisingly stunning cinematography, Sucker Punch falls short.

Potiche delivers interesting characters


By SEAN FITZ-GERALD
March 22, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
The film explores the story of a trophy wife, a strange family and a love triangle.

Limitless takes old story to new heights


By SOPHIA LEE
March 21, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
The visually captivating movie explores what happens when a super-drug throws things awry.

Black Death ultimately misses the mark


By NICHOLAS SLAYTON
March 9, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
The period piece showcases great actors but fails to take advantage of its dark mood.

The Adjustment Bureau fails to deliver


By CARA DICKASON
March 3, 2011 1 Comment/in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Matt Damon and Emily Blunt were the strong point in an otherwise disappointing film.

Hall Pass shows comedic and sentimental motives


By JOHNNIE JUNG
February 28, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Though the film has some lewd moments, it ultimately touches on the universal need for love.

New film Brotherhood wrongly lionizes brutes


By MILES HOWARD
February 27, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Brotherhood lands in theatres abruptly, with sparse reflection and lack of character depth.

Unknown shows strong plot, weak action


By RACHEL VEGAS
February 17, 2011 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Liam Neeson gives a riveting performance in the midst of sub-par action sequences.
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