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There are three kinds of movies - ones you love and can watch over and over again, ones that are tolerable and that you wish maybe you had just rented instead of spent the money to see in theater and finally, movies that make you sick to your stomach to even admit to other people that you saw.
The first Christmas film kicked off the holiday season with another remake of Charles Dickens', "A Christmas Carol."
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A homecoming game is nothing more than a warm-up for the next week.
It smells like good cigarettes and Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and other peoples' sweat.
I've spent the past couple of days exploring the intoxicating city of Austin, Texas.
Apple's iPhone seems to be the heavy-weight champion of cellular phones at the moment, but a new smart phone is looking to take the title of hippest personal digital assistant (PDA).
Throughout their careers, Joel and Ethan Coen have drawn heavily upon the work of grotesque moralist Flannery O'Connor.
In general, parodies only work if the creator loves whatever is being parodied (mocking that hate is satire).
Everything was in place for an Auburn football victory Saturday.
There's nothing quite as irritating as someone interrupting you whilst you're trying to be professional and do your job, unless the person causing said interruption is accusing you of theft with no evidence, reason or manners.
As a media and the campus's main source for news, we strive for accuracy and expediency.
"I'm happy I can't afford groceries because it's making me lose weight."
I must be addicted to seeing bad movies. I thought this week would be different.
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If you grew up watching the Disney Channel, the first movie you probably think of during the Halloween season is the classic, "Hocus Pocus."
Like the cities they infest, zombies have always swarmed the horror genre. Bouncing from highs like "28 Days Later" to extreme, cavernous lows like "Zombie Honeymoon," the genre has seen thousands of takes on one of horror's oldest monsters.
"Midnight Meat Train" might be the most unfortunately named horror flick ever, with a title destined to place it on the improper shelf at video rental stores and cause mothers to do a double-take before sliding it into the DVD player for Family Horror Movie Night.
These are trying times for the Auburn football faithful.
Being in an action movie must be hard. I mean your ears have to be shot after what, like five explosions?
