Life, love, and Siri
By • January 31, 2014
REVIEW: “Her” looks at the paradox of constant connection and forever-aloneness
In 2003, dour magician David Blaine sat in a plexiglass box high over a …
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One-handed love
By • October 4, 2013
REVIEW: Joseph Gordon Levitt’s directorial debut offers moments of charm in a dense, beefy package.
A portrait of a sweet, ditzy porn addict, Don Jon …
A week in Wes’ world
By • September 13, 2013
Dalhousie hosts a Wes Anderson retrospective
Being a student film connoisseur is pretty taxing work, and each year, from September 12 – 19, the job …
Pirates and lore
By • February 18, 2013
Nova Scotia Islands is a new documentary about the personal stories behind four Nova Scotian islands that the history books don’t always tell. There …
Fun movies for wine lovers
By • January 23, 2013
There are only so many events you can plan surrounding wine, if that’s your thing. You’ve got dinner parties for pairings, blind tastings and…drinking …
Ben’s 10 – Favourite fictional athletes
By • January 18, 2013
Athletes can be frustrating. Whether they’re sounding off in press conferences, sulking during the game, or pulling a Robin Ventura by refusing to sign …
7 movies to feel lucky about in 2013
By • January 18, 2013
1. Man of Steel - This needs to be good in order to make up for the blasphemous Super Man Returns that unfortunately flew to the …
Citizen journalist, amateur director?
By • January 11, 2013
In a tech-savvy world, it’s the norm to own an iPhone or Blackberry over a basic feature phone. With all those extra features, it …
Not just for nerds
By • November 20, 2012
As a literary form, graphic novels are often dismissed because of their reputation. Some readers are turned away because they have pictures, thinking that …
