Movie review: John Carter

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By Katie Mulligan Even after five years and $250 million of development, the story of John Carter falls short of expectations John Carter may be rated...
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SFU grad-directed documentary released

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By Ljudmila Petrovic Footage of the eider duck and Nunavut’s Sanikiluaq community in it spans over seven winters A Ph.D project to create an underwater camera...
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Bruno Mars: not quite the hopeless romantic

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By Denise Wong Photo courtesy of Atlantic Records Think twice about making that Bruno Mars cover video for your special someone — here’s what you’d be...
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Theatre review: Ignorance

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By Esther Tung Photos by Jason Tsang You may not have found the meaning of life, but Ignorance gives you all the right questions to ask Bliss...
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Erotica: the stripped-down history

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By Jaymin Prouix (Interrobang) Tracing erotic literature through the times, from the outwardly prudish Victorian era to Anne Rice LONDON (CUP) — Sex is often moved...
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Game review: Resident Evil: Revelations

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By Edward Mah Well-made overall, with its biggest downfall being the limiting atmosphere factor of the Nintendo DS There’s been a flood of zombie media lately,...
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Movie review: Goon

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By Ljudmila Petrovic Another lively addition to the genre of testosterone-fuelled ‘not a boy, not yet a man’ flicks Seann William Scott stars in Goon as...
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Play review: Intimate Apparel

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  By Kelly Thoreson Timeless themes and relationships transcend the early 20th century setting Despite taking place in 1905, Intimate Apparel portrays modern truths. The play tells...
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‘Rock art’ orchestra

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By Daryn Wright Conductor-turned-gliding instructor-turned-cellist of anti-orchestra tells his story to The Peak Dress Led Zeppelin up in a crisp white shirt and tie and you...
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Movie review: The Vow

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By Meaghan Archer Tearful, with neither acting nor wit to redeem its several unexpectedly awful moments There is a basic structure to chick flick storylines that...
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