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Theatre to premiere comedy film

Katie Shepherd September 23, 2014

Total Frat Move dubbed “Mantervention” the “greatest raunchy sex comedy since ‘Wedding Crashers.’” The movie will premiere Thursday, Oct. 9 at the Bama Theatre along with only six other theaters...

October offers audiences first glimpses of award contenders

Drew Pendleton September 23, 2014

Fall is coming fast, and with it the late-season box office offerings come out to play. From tense thrillers to a war drama to a music film falling right in between, October has something to offer any...

University Programs to show film after soccer

University Programs to show film after soccer

Ray Allen September 14, 2014

Students will have the chance to take a break from studying and enjoy a summer movie after the soccer 
game Saturday. In continuation with their film series, University Programs will be playing “Edge...

Popular actors detour from typical roles to receive Oscar nominations

Popular actors detour from typical roles to receive Oscar nominations

Drew Pendleton September 14, 2014

It seems Matthew McConaughey 
started a trend. The actor was known mainly for his mainstream box office successes before he ventured into more dramatic territory with films like “Killer Joe,” “Magic...

Fall movies have origins in popular books

Drew Pendleton September 1, 2014

A rule of thumb for many bookworms when it comes to adaptations is to always read the book before seeing the movie. This year, several highly anticipated movies premiering at festivals over the next...

September brings intriguing releases as festival season begins

September brings intriguing releases as festival season begins

Drew Pendleton August 17, 2014

For movie fans, September can be a strange month. The blockbusters of summer start to vanish from theaters in preparation for their impending DVD/Blu-ray releases, but the prestigious flicks that the...

Lack of optimism to blame for lackluster summer movie season

Noah Cannon August 17, 2014

The annual string of big-budget spectaculars is slowing to a crawl as Labor Day looms ever closer, and this year’s roster of films has come up short at the box office. Barring a miraculous turnaround...

Marvel superhero movies provide escape, fun, Stan Lee's voice

Hannah Widener June 17, 2014

I’m in hiding. Not from the government or the police, but from a much larger problem: my ?graduating class. Due to the small confines of my town’s borders, everyone I’ve ever known since birth is...

Industry giants headline summer movie season with upcoming releases

Ashley Chaffin June 20, 2012

While spending upwards of $8 to see a film may seem outrageous to some, the always-increasing price tag of going to the movies hasn’t forced me to shy away from the theaters just yet. Spending most of...

Movies the Oscars forgot about

Erich Hilkert February 27, 2012

Hollywood's biggest stars were on the red carpet last night, and the film industry gathered together to recognize 2011's finest achievements. Unfortunately, not every deserving movie or nominee actually...

Who should win the Oscars and why

Walker Donaldson February 23, 2012

Best Picture: “The Artist”   The move from five to as many as 10 nominees for Best Picture has created a conundrum for the nominating committee. Critics panned films like “Extremely Loud and...

Giving in: alternatives to pirating media

Giving in: alternatives to pirating media

Kris Mitchell January 25, 2012

This month, Wikipedia shut down its English website to protest the congressional SOPA and PIPA bills. Google censored its own logo in order to inform the public on what they believe is a threat to an open...