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Assassination of a High School PresidentA small indie film titled Brick was featured in the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. Brick is a completely entertaining high school throwback to classic detective and noir flicks of the ‘40s and ‘50s. It has remained fairly off the radar because of its artsy quality, but if there were a […]
By now, everyone knows about the tragic death of noteworthy actor Heath Ledger, 28. His story has been a gossip topic since his death last Tuesday, Jan. 22.
For most Utah locals, when the Sundance Film Festival is mentioned the first things that come to mind are celebrities and Park City. Though Sundance is a film festival, it’s rarely the first thing people think about when they think of the festival. But for people like me, it’s all about the movies.
Put on your fancy warm winter clothes, make yourself look nice and be sure to grab your camera with extra batteries because the 2008 Sundance Film Festival (SFF) is going on now.
For the second installation in The College Times’ How To series, we will try to teach students how to bypass a traffic violation.
I am not a dandy.
The premise to the new romantic comedy 27 Dresses is that Jane (Knocked Up’s Katherine Heigl) is a single girl living in New York who has been a bride’s maid 27 times, yet never been married herself. If you know what Heigl looks like, you’re thinking, “Yeah, right! She’d never be single.” But when you see the movie, you quickly learn why.
Almost everybody remembers seeing the Cloverfield trailer before Transformers last summer, only then it was still unnamed and known only for its release date – 01.18.08. The teaser showed a going away party in a New York apartment from the lens of a camcorder held by one of the characters when, suddenly, an earthquake hits, buildings explode, fireballs fall and the Statue of Liberty’s head comes crashing down the street. Everyone was left to ask, “What was that?”
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