By Olivia Wheatley With the holidays being just around the corner and Christmas lights being strung up across the SU campus, Christmas cheer is finally here! The holiday season brings new Christmas […]
Falling for Christmas Movie Review
Op-Ed: Looking ahead to “Captain America: Civil War”
Even though the movie will release right around final exam time, I’ll be sure to make room to fit “Captain America: Civil War” into my schedule.
Independent film tops box office charts
Tyler Ganis, Staff Writer
In the Academy-nominated movie, “Room,” based on a novel by Emma Donaghue, a woman and her son are stuck in a room, the size of a dorm, with one skylight, for seven years.
“The Finest Hours” pits the U.S. Coast Guard against Deadly Storms
Nichole Davila-Sanchez, Staff Writer
On Jan. 29, “The Finest Hours,” directed by Craig Gillespie, swept theaters. “The Finest Hours” will have you on the edge of your seat, as you watch the struggle of the men fighting to survive and rescue each other. In an interview with CBS News, Officer-in-Charge and long time friend of the late Bernie Webber, Corbin Ross stated, “This is the greatest small-boat rescue the Coast Guard has seen, ever.”
Hobbit lacks plotline
Renee Sogueco, ‘Doah Managing Editor January 21, 2015 The last of the Hobbit movie trilogy premiered on Dec. 17, 2014 all over the United States, and people lined movie theaters across the country […]
Stamp your cinematic passport this weekend
Caroline Madden, ’Doah Staff Writer March 26, 2013 With the enormous film industry in the United States, it is often easy to overlook lesser-known foreign films. But by doing so, you are missing […]
‘Oz the Great and Powerful’ isn’t that great and powerful after all
William Wright, ’Doah Staff Writer March 26, 2013 Oscar Diggs (James Franco) is a magician for a traveling circus who longs for something more. In the course of a normal day he abuses […]
Zombies’ bleeding hearts
William Wright, ’Doah Staff Writer March 6, 2013 The new romantic-zombie-comedy “Warm Bodies” centers around a zombie named R. Known as R because he cannot remember what his name was when alive, he […]
‘Identity Thief’ has an identity crisis
William Wright, ’Doah Staff Writer February 20, 2013 In the new comedy “Identity Thief,” Jason Bateman continues his career-long streak of playing the quintessential straight man opposite characters with outrageous personalities. Bateman plays […]
Star-studded ‘Movie 43’ falls flat on its face
Zachary Durand, ’Doah Staff Writer February 6, 2013 When I entered the abandoned auditorium of the Alamo Drafthouse last Thursday night, I knew I was setting myself up for a theatrical disaster. Not […]
All-Star cast can’t save the cliched ‘Gangster Squad’
Zachary Durand, ‘Doah Staff Writer January 23, 2013 Inspired by true events, “Gangster Squad” exposes the 1949 tale of Mickey Cohen (Sean Penn), the infamous mob lord with the desire to turn […]
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