Movie review: The Way
Emilio Estevez’s films (first Bobby and now The Way) read to me as cinematic fortune cookies: dubious, unenlightening and, most of all, disposable. In Bobby,…
Patrick Gratton
No road for wise men
Director of Cinematography, Javier Aguirresatobe, establishes immense tableaux wide shots in John Hillcoat’s The Road, a film depicting the state of life in a post-apocalyptic…
Oscar Wild : The calm before the shitstorm
I lost my Oscar virginity at the age of nine. It was the year Titanic won Best Picture and swept the majority of the remaining…
U of W gets a new green fleet thanks to energy conservation device
The Center for Sustainable Transportation (CST) at the University of Winnipeg is upgrading the U of W’s transportation services with the addition of OttoView devices….
Wild Things, I Think I Love You
Audiences will undoubtedly be depressed while watching Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are. But this kind of mood is rare and refreshing when we…
New website allowing students to sell course material criticized by university faculty
In the last couple of years a number of websites have created an interactive marketplace where students on select college campuses in the United States…
Canada West foundation report highlights Winnipeg Initiative for a safer tomorrow
The latest report delivered by Canada West Foundation’s Core Challenges Initiative has recently named the North End Community Renewal Corporation (NECRC) as one of the…
Turn on, toon in, drop out
9 Directed by Shane Acker Opens Wednesday, Sept. 9th * out of Coraline Directed by Henry Sellick Released on DVD on July 21st * ½…
Disney: where dreams still do come true
Summer is coming to a close and sooner than later, we will be at the mercy of numerous textbooks. But as one season turns a…
Kill Adolf
Inglourious Basterds Directed by Quentin Taratino Opens Friday, August 21 * ½ out of * Lately Quentin Tarantino’s films have completely disregarded modern times. Kill…