All posts tagged "review"

  • Mandy: The Only Nicolas Cage Film to Match His Insanity

    By Daniel Cruse — Mandy is a 2018 dark thriller directed by Panos Cosmatos, starring Nicolas Cage as Red Miller, a man living a peaceful life in the woods with his girlfriend, the titular Mandy, until a...

    • Posted September 20, 2018
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  • Review: Solving life’s hardest puzzles

    By Nick Long —  Who knew that jigsaw puzzles could raise such heavy hitting life questions? This week I decided to see Puzzle directed by Marc Turtletaub. Puzzle follows the story of a middle-aged mother named Agnes (Kelly Macdonald)...

    • Posted September 18, 2018
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  • Crazy Rich Asians: An elegant and luxurious end to summer

    By Nick Long — To end summer box offices on a light-hearted note, Crazy Rich Asians is in theaters. Crazy Rich Asians, directed by Jon M. Chu, is based on the 2013 novel of the same name...

    • Posted September 4, 2018
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  • What you missed over winter break

    By Joseph Lyell — Here are the big campus stories since the Nov. 28 issue: Dec. 12: Water main break floods Shelby Park neighborhood A Rave alert warned students that a water main break near the intersection...

    • Posted January 8, 2018
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    Cardinal staff: Does “It” deserve the hype?

    By Staff — Director Andy Muschietti’s “It” remake has swept the movie scene, holding the number one spot in the box office two weeks after its release and earning more than $371 million worldwide. The Cardinal staff reviews...

    • Posted September 23, 2017
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  • “So Sharp,” so good?

    By Briana Williams– The Louisville Ladybirds are known for their spirit, iconic dances and their array of national titles. But recently, they’ve been in the spotlight for something else: their reality show, “So Sharp.” “So Sharp” follows...

    • Posted September 5, 2017
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  • Mumford and Sons, KFC Yum Center, Concert, Music
    Mumford and Sons connects with intimate concert

    By Bryanna Roberts– Despite performing in an almost full Yum! Center May 23, Mumford and Sons put on an intimate show with a strong stage presence which made the audience feel at one with the band. Mumford and...

    • Posted May 25, 2017
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  • Panic! At The Disco panics KFC Yum! Center in best way

    By Olivia Krauth– I’ll be the first to admit my middle school musical tastes could be categorized as “pop punk” at the very least. With their slick emo-kid hair, eyeliner and slightly-angsty-and-unnecessary exclamation point, Panic! At The...

    • Posted April 9, 2017
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  • Mastodon’s “Emperor of Sand” is a collection of uninspired retreads

    By Aaron Hartley– Mastodon have been at the forefront of prog metal for most of the century so far. Beginning with the brutal “Remission” in 2002 and following it up with a series of critically acclaimed concept...

    • Posted April 3, 2017
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  • Features
    Ryan Adams’ “Prisoner” a mixed bag of sadness

    By Aaron Hartley– Ryan Adams is the definition of a prolific musician. Since leaving the alternative country band Whiskeytown in 2000, he has released sixteen studio albums, beginning with the acclaimed classic “Heartbreaker” that year. Since, his...

    • Posted March 23, 2017
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