It’s that time of year again. Halloween is here, and there is sure to be a large number of costumes dedicated to the world of pop culture. Here are some costumes that will be surely seen throughout the weekend.
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Tags: costumes, halloween, Movies, Television
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Film Repeats Continue to Appear
Unoriginal films continue to be released in theaters as “new.”
Tags: Comic Books, Movies, Remakes
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Harry Potter and the existential crisis
Collegian columnist Emily Felder reflects on the significant impact the Harry Potter series has had on upon her life and what the end means for an entire generation.
Tags: emma watson, generation, Harry Potter, Movies
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The social acceptability of piracy
Collegian columnist Seyi Obasa argues that ads can be annoying when watching copyrighted online movies or TV shows, however there needs to be an incentive for viewers that keeps them away from viewing pirated material.
Tags: BitTorrent, Computer Piracy, LimeWire, Movies
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Hollywood’s Box-Office Secret
Two years after its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor’s “I Love You, Phillip Morris” has finally made it to our local theaters. The question is, why the delay?
Tags: Arts & Living, Hollywood, I Love You, Milk, Movies, Phillip Morris
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10 can’t-miss Christmas programs
Collegian staff writer Kate MacDonald rounds up her top 10 essential Christmas movies for the holiday season.
Tags: christmas, holidays, Movies
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Box Office heating up for the holidays
Fight off the post-holiday blues at the movies this season, with no shortage of winter releases. “Yogi Bear,” “The Fighter,” and “Tron” promise to provide some entertainment for everyone.
Tags: Movies
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The Scariest, Most Terrifying… Romantic Comedies
Romantic comedies can be some of the best and funniest films out there, but it’s also the easiest genre to screw up. So, on Halloween night, if you’re up for a horrifying flick but are a little too chicken for a gore-fest, check out one of these messes.
Tags: halloween, Movies, reviews, romantic comedy
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“Life as We Know It”: predictable, but entertaining
Although passable, “Life As We Know It”-which stars Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel-contributes little, if anything, to the world of romantic comedies.
Tags: Christina Hendricks, Josh Duhamel, Katherine Heigl, Life as We Know It, Movies
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