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Rent A Movie on Campus

By Mandy Erfourth

Don’t know what to do tonight, why not rent a movie? A Blockbuster kiosk will be put in the Vaughn Center on the first floor by the entrance of the courtyard according to Megan Frisque, Assistant Director of Civic Engagement. She also said that it’s being put in the Vaughn Center because it’s open later then the other buildings on campus. “There are almost a thousand movies that will be in the kiosk, we’ve been informed,” Frisque said.

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‘Avatar’ Stays Strong at Box Office; ‘Eli,’ ‘Bones’ Get Off to Solid Debuts

By MCT Campus

LOS ANGELES — After a strong Martin Luther King Day weekend there’s no doubt left that James Cameron’s Avatar will surpass Titanic atop the box office charts, but two new movies managed to find their audiences, too. The 3-D phenomenon Avatar ...

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Students Direct Movie Review

By Mandy Erfourth

Two University of Tampa film students presented their film, “Franky and Ty,” in the Reeves Theater on Wednesday, Dec. 2 at 10 p.m. to an almost full theater. According to Austin Daniels, director and star of the film, most film students ...

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A New “Princess” In Town

By Staff Report

As you might guess by the title, “The Princess and the Frog” is a fairly familiar story. And because this animated musical comes from Walt Disney Pictures, you can expect talking-animal sidekicks, a perilous journey, a budding romance and a moral ...

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“The Blind Side” Is a Must See

By Austin Daniels

I walked into The Blind Side with a huge prejudice.  I thought it was just going to be another cliche sports movie. The new coach that has unorthodox methods of coaching, the rebellious popular kid with an attitude, the true story ...

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A Military Action Movie or an Excuse to Interrogate Goats?

By Austin Daniels

After deciding to not go see the “must see” film of the weekend (A Christmas Carol), I opted for The Men who Stare at Goats, which to my surprise, packed the theater very well on its opening day showing. I guess ...

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Paranormal Activity: A Normal Flop

By Shannon Grippando

The Internet has been abuzz with viral marketing for “Paranormal Activity.” People rush to the movie’s site to “Demand It!” be shown in their city, and tweets swirl about how it’s so scary you’ll never be able to sleep soundly ...

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Let’s Go to the Movies this Week Oct. 16

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UCLA Alumnus Moves From TV to Film for ‘Zombieland’

By Joel Kato

(UWIRE) It’s not uncommon for UCLA graduates to end up having successful careers. Alumnus Paul Wernick is no exception, especially with the release of his feature film “Zombieland.” But like all stories of success, Wernick’s journey was not a straight shot. Through ...

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Film Society Launches UT’s First Black Box Film Festival

By JP Busche

The future of independent film is as uncertain as the chances of rain in Florida. Yet Professor Tom Garrett kicked off the First Black Box Film Festival with his presentation about the future of independent film. A crowd of 80 people attended ...

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Bop It, Twist It, See It? Maybe.

By Austin Daniels

Drew Barrymore makes her directorial debut in “Whip It,” a film that centers around the world of roller derby. Ellen Page stars as Bliss, a shy, seventeen-year-old, high-school student who is pushed by her mother to contend in beauty pageants. As one ...

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Cody Captures Teenage Angst In ‘Jennifer’s Body’

By Ash Anderson

(UWIRE) Diablo Cody’s latest trip through the mind of a teenage girl isn’t anything like what “Juno” was. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. “Juno” dealt with a coming-of-age story that almost happened too quickly for the titular character to handle. “Jennifer’s ...

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