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First off, I’m pretty sure the title here is sarcastic.
Brooklyn’s Finest is the story of three different cops in Brooklyn, whose stories only intersect in fleeting moments, each one carrying their own story arch. First we have Eddie (Richard Gere), a half drunken police officer a week away from retirement. He is a wash out, receives no respect from his peers, mostly because he has done nothing in his career to earn it, an
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Buddy cop movies are their own kind of classic. Fun, action packed, engaging, they’re known to be comedic (but aren’t always), pitting two mismatched people together to solve a crime or save someone. Or something. The plot is usually simple: bad guy needs stopping. It’s down to our boys (who might not even be boys, but most of the time they are) to work for the police (though sometimes one of them isn’t even a cop). It’s an easy, open formula, and has been quite successful.
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On Thursday the Department of Language, Literature, and Philosophy presented the 6th annual International Poetry Night here on the SOU campus at 7pm and ran for about an hour and a half. It was held in the Meese Auditorium of the Art building. The theme of the event was Liberty and Justice. The theme was present through each of the poems that were chosen, though not all reflected the concepts of liberty or justice, but rather a pursuit of it, or a want of it, or a
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
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“When Darkness Takes Flight, You’ll Live in the Light”
Linda McNabb, author of, One Again: A True Story of a Different Kind of Forgiveness, presents a workshop designed to show you how to release the past
and open the door to a whole new life that
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Before we dive into the actual movie review let’s get sidetracked for one awesome minute for some trailer talk. Want to? Let’s do!
Iron Man 2. There was a new trailer (for me, at least) attached to this film that made me so excited for the upcoming movie. I know, I know, sequels rarely live up to the first, but I think my unbridled love for Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark and director Jon Favreau just keep me jazzed. It loo
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Yesterday the SOU Department of Performing Arts hosted a ‘Seminar/Discussion Exploring the Dramatic Imagination’. The presentation was given by Rachmael Ben-Avram, the founder of the Company of the Golden Hind in San Francisco. The company opened in 1951 for a ten year span of seasons before closing in 1961. Eric Levin, professor of Theatre Literature at SOU, provided an introduction to a man that, as it turned out, was his God Father.
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Musicals are always a tough sell. I’m not sure why. They’re usually popular, most of the time there’s the built in audience of the Broadway show or stage version, but that doesn’t guarantee a movie will be well received. It doesn’t mean the movie will be good. Sometimes adapting a show from stage to screen, movie or not, is difficult and the results aren’t great. Adapting a Broadway show that is itself based on another movie just further complicate
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