The Accountant: Affleck, Kendrick, Simmons appear in latest O’Connor action thriller
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Accountant, directed by Gavin O’Connor, is one of those films that,…
The Magnificent Seven fits film genre, lacks depth, profound dialogue
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Magnificent Seven, directed by Antoine Fuqua of Training Day fame, is…
This semester at Franklin & Marshall’s Phillips Museum of Art
By Ellie Gavin || Managing Editor This semester, the Phillips Museum of Art will be showcasing the artistic talents of…
Fall Theatre Preview: The Caucasian Chalk Circle
By Ellie Gavin || Managing Editor This fall, the F&M Players will be doing a production of The Caucasian Chalk…
Snowden takes a definitive political stand, tells powerful story
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Snowden, as you might imagine, is a film that, above all, makes…
Jason Bourne executes the next segment of the saga expertly
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Bourne saga has been an interesting story to follow. A man…
Blink 182’s new album demonstrates group’s talent, versatility
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor Thank God for punk rock. That’s all I have to say after listening…
The Crucible masterfully conjures empathy, profundity
By Justin Hopkins ‘07 || Contributing Writer The Playbill cover features a photograph of John Proctor leaning over Abigail Williams,…
Drive pushes the speed limit, redefining action along the way
by Luke Rosica Recently, I’ve found that I’m less interested in movies that feature “good plots.” Instead, I’m more drawn…
In latest film, Superman takes on a darker, nihilistic tone
By Tom Fogel-Burlan || Contributing Writer It should be obvious that Superman is a good character. He’s not motivated by…
Something Rotten skillfully, sillily spoofs Shakespeare
By Justin Hopkins ’07 || Contributing Writer As the curtain rises, revealing the thatched roofs of Tudor houses, a bard…
Theater trip to Broadway should be available to all
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor On Saturday, I had the great opportunity to go on one of…
Big Trouble in Little China remains a funny, original classic
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer John Carpenter’s Big Trouble in Little China is a great action and comedy movie…
Indie horror film builds the horror slowly, masterfully
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer If you’re a fan of late 70’s or early 80’s horror films, you should…
One cooking channel, hold the diversity: Editor offers searing critique of Food Network’s slanted programming
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor I just spent my morning with the Food Network. Actually, I spend a lot of…