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First Annual La Vista Video Contest!
Posted on 17 February 2012.
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Romantic drama “The Vow” disappoints with lack of originality
Posted on 16 February 2012.
“The Vow” is a typical romantic drama that lacks creativity and depth. While the movie contains an interesting storyline, it falls short with nothing to set it apart.
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“Chronicle” entertains with relatable high school story line
Posted on 16 February 2012.
Ari Howorth Staff Writer In recent years, superhero movies have become less conventional by focusing more on developing characters rather than their super abilities. Josh Trank’s “Chronicle” utilizes the strengths of this movement as well as fairly unique hand-held camera style to create an intriguing, engaging and impactful story. “Chronicle” shows a realistic look at [...]
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“Safe House” overcomes flaws in pacing, plot with powerful perfomances
Posted on 16 February 2012.
Experience is the best teacher. It’s no wonder, then, that “Safe House,” released Feb. 10, suffers from the shortcomings of amateurs like director David Espinosa and writer David Guggenheim. However, the involvement of seasoned actors and a practiced cinematographer allow “Safe House” to overcompensate for its weaknesses and entertain audiences.
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3D re-release of “Phantom Menace” allows audiences to relive the disappointment
Posted on 16 February 2012.
“Star Wars Episode I: the Phantom Menace” is the film we thought was awesome when we were six years old. Ten years after its initial theatrical run and after the loss of innocence of the entire film-going generation that saw “Episode I” as kids, the film leaves a sour taste in the mouths of viewers upon its 3D re-release.
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Of Montreal’s “Paralytic Stalks” is an unenjoyable mess
Posted on 16 February 2012.
When a five-course meal is run through the blender, it just won’t taste the same.
Neo-psychedelic pop band Of Montreal’s new album “Paralytic Stalks,” is brimming with ideas, most of which aren’t half-bad, but front man Kevin Barnes’ attempt to use them all at once results in an incoherent hodgepodge of conflicting musical styles.
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