THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.

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  • By October 19, 2010

    Standing tall in the shadows of forbearing cinematic masterpieces like Citizen Kane and The Shawshank Redemption, Jackass 3D has met exuberant critical and public acclaim.

  • REVIEW: Let Me In is on its way to making vampires scary again

    By October 14, 2010

    Vampires. Have we had enough of them? Not yet, it seems. But while millions swoon at the thought of their own vamp boyfriend, Let Me In takes a darker, sparkle-absent approach to the genre.

  • REVIEW: Hannah and Her Sisters

    By October 13, 2010

    It’s time to take another look at Woody Allen’s 1986 film Hannah and Her Sisters, which won the famed writer and director one of his three Academy Awards.

  • Grumpy old man gains unwanted celebrity in Winnebago Man

    By October 12, 2010

    When a few choice words were made public from the outtakes of a Winnebago commercial, actor Jack Rebney lost his job. He may even have forgotten all about the video that got him fired in the first place, but nothing stays hidden long in the YouTube age.

  • The Sheaf ”˜likes’ The Social Network

    By October 6, 2010

    The Social Network is the new movie about Mark Zuckerberg, the Harvard undergraduate genius (now billionaire) who created Facebook, the titular network with 500 million members that revolutionized the way we use the Internet and connect with each other.

  • Netflix is in Canada

    By September 30, 2010

    My boyfriend and I watch a lot of movies and TV and for $8 a month, we can now stream as much as we want of anything from the Netflix library instantly using our PlayStation.

  • The Sheaf goes to the Toronto International Film Festival

    By September 16, 2010

    When you’re sitting in the movie theatre and take a peek to your right and see that Danny Boyle and James Franco are sitting two rows away from you, you realize that you are not at a normal film screening. This kind of thing can only happen at the Toronto International Film Festival.

  • Summer movie recap: the good, the bad and the average

    By September 9, 2010

    How does one define the summer movie season? In our polarized culture, people tend to label things as either The Best or The Worst. If you’ve read any online movie criticism over the past four months, you’ll surely know that this summer has been labeled one of the worst ever.