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Zafir Ali

'Red One' is no fun: Dwayne Johnson's career on ice

"Red One" attempts to merge your average action movie plot with the warm, cozy nature of the holidays but falls flat by never going beyond the genre's conventions. 5 hours ago

'We Live in Time' might be waste of yours: Romance runs out of steam

"We Live In Time" is an intimate romantic romp about a British couple, Tobias (Andrew Garfield) and Almut (Florence Pugh), chronicling their relationship once they find out that Almut has ovarian cancer.Oct 29

'The Apprentice' had 'A concept of a plan': Questionable filmmaking undermines solid performances

Making a film that adequately portrays former President Donald J. Trump feels impossible, especially amid this year's election cycle. Yet, director Ali Abbasi and crew smartly honed in on a very specific and tumultuous time in Trump's life to create a serviceable biopic that grounds such a larger-than-life figure. Oct 17

'Megalopolis' is mega bad: Francis Ford Coppola's latest amounts to overindulgent mess

After nearly 40 years of production hell, Francis Ford Coppola has finally released his self-financed futuristic Roman epic: "Megalopolis." Coppola has been hailed as one of the greatest directors of all time, directing masterpieces like "The Godfather" and "Apocalypse Now," so you would expect that anticipation for his newest movie would be high ... but it's not.Oct 9

Ditch that struggle bus: Discover new ways of getting around

Now that the school year is in full swing, students across all five campus have experienced the crushing disappointment of waiting for a Rutgers bus — only to find it full. Even worse, you may be forced to cram yourself into a pungent horde of deflated commuters, gripping onto dear life and praying that the bus driver's braking doesn't cause a domino effect that topples everyone over. Sep 26

'Demfest' is Demarest Hall's biggest hit yet

Last Friday, Demarest Hall hosted its third annual "Demfest," a music festival hosted in the heart of the College Avenue Campus. While entry to the event was free, by purchasing food, merchandise or entering the raffle, attendees were able to support New Brunswick Tomorrow, a local charity organization.Apr 26

Breaking fast: Best Iftar spots in New Brunswick

With Ramadan well underway, Muslim students across campus have taken the opportunity to reflect and practice self-discipline. Part of this involves fasting from dawn until sunset, but after a long day, many are left wondering where they can find great, filling food. Mar 26