Sleepwalk stumbles with bland narrative
Despite an intriguing premise and clever storyline, Sleepwalk with Me stalls and doesn’t quite manage to fulfill its potential.
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Non-majors take advantage of on-campus film scene
Even if you’re not a film major, the School of Cinematic Arts offers classes and screening for those interested in exploring cinema.
Festival de Cannes releases film lineup
The Festival de Cannes, one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world, recently released its lineup of films. The film festival will open on May 16 with a screening of Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson’s first live action film since 2007. The film stars Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton […]
L!fe Happens disappoints with moral discrepancies
With huge gaps in its plot and morally ambiguous characters, L!fe Happens fails to impress.
Darren Aronofsky shopping George Washington film
Paramount Pictures is currently in negotiations with Protozoa Pictures on The General, a film regarding the life of George Washington, for which Darren Aronofsky will serve as producer and director. Paramount Pictures currently has a first-look deal with the production company. If the studio can’t reach a deal, however, other studios will have the opportunity […]
Comic-Con fails to find cinematic footing
Comic-Con entertains with visuals but lacks authenticity and a consistent overall tone.
Quentin Tarantino gives first look of ‘Django Unchained”
Quentin Tarantino fans can rejoice: we finally get a taste of his upcoming feature Django Unchained. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Samuel L. Jackson and 2011 Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz, Tarantino’s ninth film is set to be released Christmas Day 2012. Foxx will play a freed slave named Django who travels across […]
We Have a Pope falls short of potential
Despite strong acting, creative cinematography and effective direction, We Have a Pope succumbs to a disappointing plot.
Mario Van Peebles aims to inspire with We the Party
The insightful director teams up with family to break black stereotypes in his newest film.
Gary Ross passes on directing ‘The Hunger Games’ sequel
Gary Ross, the writer and director of The Hunger Games, has officially passed on directing the much-anticipated sequel in the franchise, Catching Fire. The official announcement comes from the director himself, after recent speculation about his possible departure from the franchise. The online world was flooded with rumors that he had already passed on the film […]