“Oblivion” is aesthetically brilliant, but narratively, the film falls flat.
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Superb visuals can’t hide ‘Oblivion’s’ shortcomings
Tags: Oblivion, Sci-fi, The Matrix, tom cruise, visual effects
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Five movies you should see in 2013
With award ceremonies such as the Oscars and Golden Globes currently reviewing last year’s best films it would be apt to look forward to what will be claiming all the accolades in 2013.
Tags: Baz Luhrmann, Daniel Craig, Elysium, Films of 2013, George Clooney, Matt Damon, Oblivion, the Golden Globes, The Great Gatsby, the oscars
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Day-Lewis delivers an amazing portrayal in ‘Lincoln’
Spielberg’s latest masterpiece features superb directing and acting with a life-like depiction and realistic scenery.
Tags: Daniel Day-Lewis, lincoln, Sally Field, Spielberg, Tony Kushner
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Fasten your seatbelts
There’s no doubt that “Flight” Will be Soaring to the Oscars.
Tags: bruce greenwood, Denzel Washington, Don Cheadle, flight, Robert Zemeckis
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Top Video Games to Look Forward to in November
Collegian columnist Ryan Sacco goes over some of the top games hitting shelves in November.
Tags: Assassin's Creed 3, Halo 4, Hitman: Absolution, November, Video Games, Wii U, ZombiU
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Gere shines in manipulating thriller
Ryan Sacco reviews the movie “Arbitrage”, staring Richard Gere.
Tags: Arbitrage, movie, review, Richard Gere
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“Trouble With the Curve,” a predictable film that misses the strike zone
Although the casting was top notch, “Trouble With the Curve” lacked in its originality.
Tags: Amy Adams, Clint Eastwood, Justin Timberlake, Trouble With the Curve
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