Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Family Movie Night
While I was growing up, movie night was always a big deal in my home. Probably because my dad embodies the term “movie buff” and I’m pretty sure that “watching movies” is one of his […]
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 doubles down on fun
Whenever a sequel to a movie as successful as Guardians of the Galaxy comes out, there’s always skepticism as to whether it can retain its predecessor’s quality. The 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy surpassed expectations […]
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Get Cultured with Clark: The Prestige
Sleepovers in high school meant three things: one, no oppressive “fascist” parents. Two, a disgusting orgy of msg-dusted tortilla chips and hyper-caffeinated soft drinks. And three, a movie to end the festivities, typically one I […]
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Why It’s Hard to Rate the Hateful Eight
Tarantino. You love him or you hate him. The gore, the humor, the twisting plot lines, the elaborate characters, the shock value, the gorgeous cinematography. “It’s not for everyone” is the consensus. If you love […]
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Movie Review: The Revenant
Alejandro Iñárritu’s The Revenant may be overwhelmingly brutal, but it also proves both contemplative and beautiful, a visceral experience well-deserving of its Best Picture nomination. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy in Oscar-nominated performances, The […]
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Flying Colours EP Review
Flying Colours, a band that spent four years together at Union University, released a three song EP over the summer, titled Resist. Rob Griffith, Jay Griffith, and Taylor Hare, formed the group in 2009 and […]
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MOVIE REVIEW: Mirror, Mirror
In the retelling of “Snow White,” the plot remains true to the original fable. The seven dwarves lead dominant roles throughout the film, and the evil queen, played by Julia Roberts, is just as conniving as the evil queen in the original Disney film. […]