For some time, cinema experts around the country have been puzzled by the question of how Adam Sandler could have been so funny in the 90s yet so bad in the past few years. More »
Ayo Playaz,Whadda dillz is? Sorry I ain’t posted yet this year, this the first time I had a chance, what with chasin’ p*ssy and gettin’ ass. By the way, the letter I left out back there was a u. As in “u gettin’ boned in ya p*ssy. More »
Warner Brothers Studios announced this morning that Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will be played by Rosie O’Donnell in an upcoming Biopic of the politician’s life. O’Donnell, famous for God knows what, is taking on her first movie role since 2000, when she played “Octopus Masseuse” in The Flinstones in Viva Rock Vegas. More »
With the holiday/Oscar season upon us, December brings us a wide variety of films opening in a theatre near you. But what films will be worth your time this month and what ones won’t be? Well, most of them won’t be. More »
There are many from this campus, this country, and probably even the world that never thought a long standing, unanswerable, hot button issue could reach an amicable conclusion, but a group of USC students proved everyone wrong several nights ago. More »
Are you in Syracuse for the summer? Are you looking for something exciting to do this month? (Psst - Faegan's is closed on the weekends during summer and DJ's is closed for the entire summer What are we going to do with ourselves?!. More »
Sunday’s announcement that Arrested Development would be returning for a limited television run and a movie had virtually zero effect on the Syracuse University student body. More »
Before coming to college, every future student loads up on movies about college life. Right now, as more and more 12th graders are getting their early decision college acceptance letters, they are stocking up on movies about becoming the king on campus in their freshman year. More »
It’s hard to walk outside these days and not pass by someone with a pair of fake horn-rimmed glasses on and set of giant-ass headphones to match. You find these folks hanging out in between buildings, smoking self-rolled cigarettes, wearing their skinny jeans and beanies, and talking about the importance of Stanley Kubrick films in relation to the relevance of The Guess Who in the 1960’s. More »
If you’re like me then your winter break has been jam packed with movies, and if you’re Jewish like me then these aren’t movies that you’ve paid for. I put more effort into researching a movie I might have to pay to see in theatres than I’ve put into my thesis. More »
The Immortals opened last weekend, and audiences everywhere seem to think it wasn’t speaking Greek. (They were correct--it wasn’t. Anyone who thought otherwise should see their health practitioner. More »
At the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards last night there were many winners, the big ones being “The Descendants,” “The Artist,” “Homeland,” and “Modern Family.” But a night that brings many winners also brings about even more losers. More »
Michael Bay announced Tuesday morning that he is set to direct the fourth Transformers movie, promising that it will spend more time on explosions and focus less on dialogue and plot. The movie, set to release in 2014, is the highly unanticipated follow-up to last year’s Transformers: Dark of the Moon. More »
USC has ruined movies* for me. Despite being a film major, it wasn’t the School of Cinematic Arts that destroyed the mirage Hollywood created in my pre-college days. Instead, I hold Bovard, Trousdale, Doheny, and VKC accountable. More »
By: leaf and LiaSo Leaf and I were sitting around lamenting our lack of social lives and decided, “hey, you know what the world needs? More milkshakes.” Once the Froyo and cupcake bubble pops, there will be a resurgence in the tried and true beverage that has gone ignored. More »
LOS ANGELES -- Riding on a wave of confidence after the commercial and critical success of his blockbuster Avatar, Director James Cameron announced Tuesday that the sequel will arrive in theaters as an unprecedented 8-dimensional film. More »
you only get one shot at college... in theaters everywhere 2011 More »
Today is 11/11/11, the most monumentally exciting and important day since 10/10/10 simply because since the world didn’t end then, it most surely will end today, right? Right. But just in case you’re skeptical about the sure destruction of the Earth, below is your checklist of occurrences that will ensure that today is in fact the last day of the world. More »
Following a recent price hike that nearly doubled his company’s monthly movie rental costs, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings wondered how else he could piss off his loyal customer fanbase. “I thought to myself, hmm, now that I’ve made my service more expensive, how can I make it less convenient as well?” Hastings wondered. More »
The Nominees for the 8th Academy Awards have been announced. For the most part, the nominations were well deserved. There is, however, a group of people who are not content with the list of nominees this year. More »
