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Film: Green Lantern
Hal Jordan/Green Lantern is played by puppy-eyes, sadface Ryan Reynolds. Peter Saarsgard’s acting talents as Hector Hammond are misused and overshadowed by shallow character development. Blake Lively plays Carol Ferris, the love interest whose only role is to stand in front of the camera and make Peter Sarsgaard’s character jealous that Hal Jordan gets the girl for being a good...
Mar 20th
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Film: The Tree of Life
The Tree of life is a cinematic masterpiece. The film is a string of interconnected stories, meticulously pieced together through visual brilliance. It is truly beautiful, a film that will be remembered for eternity, a film that will be studied by students for its cinematography. Director Terrance Malick (Days of Heaven, Badlands) and cinematographer Emanuel Lubezki (Y tu Mama Tambien, Children...
Mar 20th
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Currently Listening: Kendrick Lamar - Section.80
Guess what? Hip-hop is not dead. Who woulda thunk it right? I must be the only person that didn’t realize it. Nas might have said that hip-hop is dead, but I don’t think so. Like many diehard hip-hop fans, I’ve been feeling sort of down about the quality of hip-hop recently, especially what is being played on radio. But to put it into perspective, last summer we had the much...
Mar 19th
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Film: Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Let me get something straight here. I am not a fan of Hollywood bringing back franchises. It’s not that every franchise that comes back is horrible. It’s just that for every Batman revamp there are many horrible ones like as Indiana Jones. And for a film that has been given little to no hype, I was expecting almost nothing. The only reasons why I thought that Rise of the Planet of...
Mar 19th
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Film: Midnight in Paris
Midnight in Paris is the best summer film of the year. It is delightful, lighthearted, and full of magic. It is thoughtful as it is enjoyable. Woody Allen returns to directorial prestige, bringing the viewer back to the era of Annie Hall, Manhattan, and Stardust Memories. Owen Wilson (Wedding Crashers, Bottle Rocket) plays the Woody Allen-esque charater Gil, a Hollywood hack screenwriter that...
Mar 18th