Movies
Monsters University vs. UC Berkeley
May 8, 2013 | Jo W. Is anyone else as excited to see Pixar's Monsters University when it comes out in theaters this summer? When Monsters Inc. came out in 2001, we were all probably in elementary school. Now that Pixar is releasing Monsters University while we're in college, it is exciting to see the characters we knew Read More
Movie Review: The Kings of Summer
April 29, 2013 | Meg Elison I love a movie that doesn’t fit easily into a category. Give me your tragicomedies, your romantic horror films, your musical thrillers yearning to breathe free. It’s wonderfully refreshing to not see everything coming. The Kings of Summer is this kind of movie. I got tickets to an advance screening Read More
2013 Summer Film Guide (Part 1, Indie Circuit)
April 25, 2013 | Jason Chen As each week brings us closer to May and the extremely hyped premiere of Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby on May 10, we all know what this premiere is kicking off: the summer film season. The summer of 2013 is slated to be one of the most awesome three months that Hollywood has offered in recent Read More
Arrested Development to Return in May
April 10, 2013 | Kiyana Salkeld The newest installment of “the story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together” has officially been given a release date. Clear your schedules, because after a seven-year absence, Arrested Development’s fourth season will be available Read More
“The Book Was Better”: Four Films that Debunk the Myth
April 4, 2013 | Jason Chen | One Comment I'm sure that you've heard the complaints before. It might have been one of the Harry Potters, or maybe the 1974 adaption of The Great Gatsby, but there will definitely be at least one of your friends saying, "They totally rehashed the original plot," "That was not how I imagined that character at Read More
Feature Films to Keep Your Spring Break Busy
March 24, 2013 | Calvin Hwang Although Spring Break may be short, there will definitely be a number of students with plenty of time on their hands. While YouTube is not your ideal place to watch films or TV episodes, it has certainly presented the opportunity for countless creative works to be produced. Some of these individual works Read More
You Can’t Sit With Us: ASUC Elections Meets Mean Girls
March 21, 2013 | Michelle Robertson “YOU CAN'T SIT WITH US!" Every time an ASUC candidate approaches me at the dining hall, this ubiquitous Mean Girls quote plays in my head. ASUC elections mirror the plot line of this classic and highly quotable film in more ways than one. The typical ASUC Senate candidate sets out with the goal Read More
