My third day at the fest brings two not completely satisfying movies: the sci-fi “Prometheus” miniature “Europa Report” and the literary adaptation “Winter in the Blood.” As both were rather uninnovative, I was unimpressed, but depending on your affinity for genre film or literary fiction they could both plausibly please the right crowd. Read more...
Arts
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June 19, 11:28 am
LA Film Festival Reviews: ‘Crystal Fairy’ and ‘When I Saw You’
My second day of L.A. Film Festival coverage seems to continue the template of seeing one comedy and one “serious” movie, this time with Michael Cera drug movie “Crystal Fairy” and Jordanian movie “When I Saw You,” respectively. Read more...
Arts
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June 17, 3:16 pm
LA Film Festival Review: ‘In a World…’ and ‘The Act of Killing’
The Los Angeles Film Festival, set near Hollywood, is a 10-day festival featuring independent film from all over the world. Daily Bruin A&E columist Tony Huang will review movies from the festival throughout the week. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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June 14, 1:16 pm
E3 debuts met with interest, controversy
Another Electronic Entertainment Expo has come and gone, bringing with it a taste of the new games that will be released in the coming year. A lot of interesting titles are making their way to the consumer, but as much as the convention focuses on upcoming games, the talk of the expo has probably got to be the consoles that made their official debut at E3 this year. Read more...
Arts
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June 11, 10:02 pm
E3 game review: A peek at what’s new with ‘Castlevania,’ ‘Saints Row’ and ‘DuckTales’
After traipsing and tramping my way through long lines on the crowded show floor today, I was able to get my hands on a few of the games being shown off at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo. Read more...
Arts
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June 10, 2:44 am
Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013 coverage
Another year, another crowded conference hall with announcements on the most up-to-date video game hardware and software. The Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, is traditionally held every June in Los Angeles, and is generally considered the largest and most important video game convention in the world. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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June 10, 12:00 am
Q&A: Alum speaks on landing a role in ‘The Internship’
Raphael sat down with Daily Bruin’s Aalhad Patankar to talk about making it in Hollywood, working with the “Wedding Crashers” team, and his advice for graduating Bruins looking to follow their dreams. Read more...
Photo: Tobit Raphael takes on his first supporting role as nerdy Google intern Yo-Yo Santos, acting alongside Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, salesmen competing for jobs at the tech firm after their company closes, in the new summer film “The Internship.”