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Voice of the students since 1901

The Bulletin

Voice of the students since 1901

The Bulletin

Spoon’s Tasty Corner: China Dragon: Better than RuYi

Bulletin Archive October 4, 2016

Last year, one of my favorite places to eat was RuYi, a Chinese restaurant on commercial street. The food was good, the restaurant was cheap and the location was close to campus. Since then the restaurant...

“John Carter” is old-school adventure

Bulletin Archive March 15, 2012

Bounding into theaters on a wave of hype, Andrew Stanton’s “John Carter” is a rousing adventure tale the likes of which can only come from old-school, sci-fi pulps. John Carter (Taylor...

“The Lorax” is entertaining, enlightening

Bulletin Archive March 8, 2012

With an all-star cast of voices, brilliant visuals and a great message, “The Lorax” is an entertaining return to a classic Dr. Seuss tale. Ted (Zac Efron) is a young boy who’s searching...

 

“Act of Valor” is ultra-realistic thriller

Bulletin Archive March 1, 2012

What originally began as a recruitment film has evolved into something more, although, not much more, mind you. Wrapped in patriotism and clichés, “Act of Valor” doesn’t do much...

 

“Safe House” is forgettable spy flick

Bulletin Archive February 16, 2012

“Safe House” is one of those movies that you’ll find in 10 years and think, “Oh hey, I didn’t know those two did a movie together, I should check it out.” Then after...

 

“The Woman in Black” is chilling tale of horror

Bulletin Archive February 9, 2012

Terror and chills abound in James Watkins’ new film, “The Woman in Black.” Classic techniques of horror are used to terrifying effect as we see Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe) menaced...

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“The Grey” is harrowing tale of survival

Bulletin Archive February 1, 2012

While we might have some unseasonable warmth around here, “The Grey” brings unrelenting cold to the bigscreen, and I don’t just mean the temperatures. A group of workers, including Ottoway...

“Red Tails” packed with action

Bulletin Archive January 27, 2012

George Lucas returns to the big screen with the retelling of the tale of the Tuskegee Airmen, a group of African-American pilots during WWII who, despite the heavy racism present in the armed forces at...

‘Contraband’ smuggles in same old merchandise

Bulletin Archive January 20, 2012

Stranded in the movie wasteland that is January, ‘Contraband’ manages to be at least slightly entertaining and engaging, if not exactly groundbreaking. Directed by Baltasar Kormakur, star of...

 

Off the Reel: The Muppets are back and better than ever!

Bulletin Archive December 1, 2011

The last few years have seen so many different revival projects for old franchises that it gets easy to just brush them aside and ignore them, but that would be a mistake when it comes to “The Muppets.”...

 

Off the Reel: “J. Edgar” shines as unrelenting masterpiece

Bulletin Archive November 17, 2011

“J. Edgar,” much like the man it’s based upon, is shadowy, enigmatic and infinitely fascinating. The collaboration of Clint Eastwood and Leonardo DiCaprio led to the creation of a film...

 

Off the Reel: “Tower Heist” This heist has a little something extra

Bulletin Archive November 10, 2011

Just when I was beginning to wonder where Matthew Broderick went, he shows back up with Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller to pull off a heist. Honestly, I didn’t see that coming. But make no mistake...

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