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TECH DOWNS DAWGS POSTSECRET’S SECRETS Tech, despite being 7-15, has had a sea- What began as an art installation in ENTERTAINMENT son sweep of rival UGA for the ﬁ rst time 2004 has become an international Page 24 Page 13 Technique • Friday, February 1, 2008 since 2002. hit. Read the interview.

Wright wins I’m Not with Atonement There enchants OUR TAKE:      Image Courtesy of Weinstein Company Weinstein of Courtesy Image

Image Courtesy of Working Title Films Cecilia Tallis (Keira Knightley) and Robbie Turner (James McAvoy) struggle to make do with what life has dealt them in Atonement.

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I’ve heard nothing but good things about Atonement, so I was glad to ﬁ nally get a chance to see it. With all the hype surrounding

it, the ﬁ lm had a lot to live up to in my expectations. Atonement is based on the acclaimed British novel by Ian McEwan and follows the book in a fairly straightforward manner, capturing much of its original complexity, tension, heartbreak and insight into human character.

By Daniel Griffi n typically, how drugs played a role in their downfall or See Atone, page 19 Senior Staff Writer rebirth—stories we could read on Wikipedia. Stories so uninteresting and commonplace that most famous Th is fi lm is notWalk the Line. It’s not Ray or Capote. people, in any time period, seem to have parallel ones. It’s not even really a biopic, at least not in the usual sense Part of the blame for this rather large trash pile of poor Heigel charms in of the word. I’m Not Th ere gives us a fi lm about Bob fi lms lies with the studios for actually making them. Dylan where the focus is not Bob Dylan—not his life, Th e other part lies with the general fi lm audience for anyway. Instead, the fi lm’s focus is a complexly structured simply asking for them. decent 27 Dresses examination of artistry. We get a dissection of the artistic Most people seek out good stories when they go to mind, and we see the interactions of that mind with the the movies. Th ey want to be entertained, amused, be- OUR TAKE:      outside world. Th e result of this bold experiment is a far dazzled. And typically, their amusement is peaked by richer fi lm than its biopic predecessors. a straightforward narrative that provides cohesive plot By Jennifer Aldoretta Th e problem with these other biopics mentioned is points that ultimately drag around the viewer to the end Staff Writer simple: narrative. All we get is story, story, story. Stories about how bands met, how artists became famous and See I’m Not, page 17 Every young girl has fantasies about her ideal wedding: what her dress will look like, what fl owers she will carry down the aisle and—most importantly—who will be standing at the altar wait- ing for her. 27 Dresses is a charming movie about a woman named Jane, played Untraceable leaves no mark by Katherine Heigel, who is in love with weddings. She loves them so much, in fact, that she has been a bridesmaid in (surprise!) 27      we dd i n g s and has kept her dresses from every one. OUR TAKE: She is an unoffi cial wedding planner who By Daniel Spiller helps to make the most special day of a woman’s Staff Writer life abso- lutely perfect. Th e only problem? Jane’s younger sister Tess, played by Malin Akerman, If I had to sum Untraceable up in two words, is engaged to the man that Jane has I’d probably say “missed opportunity.” It is a movie been in love with for years. Not that makes one consistently think about why it only this, but she also has should be better. guilted Jane into planning What’s wrong with it? Unfortunately, Untrace- their wedding. able tries to be a smart thriller without really putting When a columnist for in the work that smart thrillers require. It wants to the New York Journal hears of

be impressive, but it doesn’t ever impress. It wants Jane’s interesting little obsession to comment on society, but it doesn’t have anything with being a bridesmaid, he wants to to say. Overall, it just feels very dull.But even with dig a little deeper into her life. Th e all of that riding against it, Untraceable isn’t un- Image Courtesy of Sony Pictures rest of the ﬁ lm follows the events watchable. Sure, it’s mediocre to the core, but there FBI agent Jennifer Marsh (Diane Lane) tracks down a killer who and twists to come. are worse ways you could spend a rainy Saturday runs a website featuring live videos of people being tortured. To tell the truth, I was expect- afternoon—and that’s the attitude you need to ing to leave the theater quite keep in mind if you ever plan on seeing it. the torture is applied and the closer to death the victim becomes. disappointed. Th e commercials Th e story is where the ﬁ lm gets some points. With every second counting, it is up to Marsh and her team to use and trailers that I had seen

Jennifer Marsh (Diane Lane) works for the FBI by what few leads they have to track and stop the killer. Image Courtesy of Fox 2000 Pictures prior to the movie struck me tracking down wrongdoers on the internet. Work Th is is a basic premise that could go places if you have the right as a little bit cliché and an- seems pleasant and rewarding until she comes people behind it. Or rather, right person: Oscar nominee Diane noying, but to my surprise across an untraceable site that streams live video Lane plays the lead, and gives a perfectly acceptable performance, I enjoyed 27 Dresses far of people being tortured and killed. Th e twist is that the more people that visit the site, the faster See Untrace, page 18 See Dresses, page 18 16 • Friday, February 1, 2008 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT

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characters are pointedly named after two Dylans we have the young folk tion of the older one. Furthermore, more is required than a mere imita- I’m Not from page 15 real characters, as both are in search singer, Jack Rollins (Christian Bale), both actors take on a distinctively tion of a real person. Nevertheless, of who they really are. Neither seems and the actor, Robbie Clark (Heath Dylan-esque appearance, and they this center axis is that about which of the film—that or the audience is to know, and this mirrors Dylan’s Ledger). We come closer to the “true” overlap most prominently when every other character and story re- dazzled with trite tricks and flashy own self-doubt both as a young boy Bob Dylan at this stage, with both Clark makes his breakthrough volves. And as we reach the center, nothingness. and later, as an object of musical characters mirroring the intense fame acting performance portraying the we get the guarded, cryptic Dylan, Yet film is often a poor medium to and political criticism. Inside these of the young Dylan and the desola- musician Rollins. the one plagued by boos and jeers tell stories. With around two hours There are multiple layers of reality at turning from acoustic to electric, to tell a story, sometimes even a full here, with Clark and Rollins in one in addition to being hailed as one of human life story, these films become and Guthrie and Billy in another the greatest musicians ever. Even slaves to a plot-based narrative. The (as they cross paths once in Billy the less is known about this character, camera shoots from uninteresting Kid’s secluded town). Both Clark and ironically, it’s the character we locations, and few avenues that and Rollins have a young and old are most familiar with. The layers of film is actually very good at explor- version, with the young one becom- the artist are peeled away to display ing (namely visual avenues, spatial ing famous and the old one living something even less knowable than explorations or sound editing) are in denial of the the ones on the explored. In essence, novels are far young version. We fringe. We get better at telling stories than films get closer to the “I’m Not There is the mystery of the will ever be. If you want good stories, real Bob Dylan, artist, the blank go read Dickens. If you want new yet in actuality, not an easy film. It creative depths. ways to dream, go watch Terrence we know far less takes sorting and The last Dylan, Malick. So what may have seemed about these char- Arthur Rimbaud like a digression from I’m Not There is acters than we do multiple viewings (Ben Whishaw), actually an appropriate introduction Guthrie and Billy to develop a real gives a sort of to the film as it has no real story to the Kid—hence, poetic narration speak of. We don’t follow Bob Dylan a deeper submer- sense of what the throughout the around as he grows up and becomes sion into the unex- film is exploring.” film, guiding it famous and then has to deal with plained artist. in and out of the that fame. We get pieces of Dylan, Finally, in the avenues of emo- played by six different actors, which center of these two sets of bookends, tional and creative layers. He is the express particular creative instances the real Bob Dylan stands—or at audience surrogate, yet he seems throughout his life. least the most recognizable version cold and plastered against a blank I’m Not There is structured so of the Bob Dylan we know, spouting white background. He is the Dylan cleverly as a series of bookends. famous Dylan quotes and dancing under our investigation, and he gives Certain characters bookend others, with the Beatles and Allen Ginsberg. no explanations. creating an emotional and artistically Oddly enough, Cate Blanchett fills I’m Not There is not an easy film. revealing hierarchy of Dylan. this role with a scarily accurate Dylan It takes sorting and multiple viewings Firstly, the youngest Dylan is imitation. However, in reference to (I’ve seen it twice) to develop a real named after Dylan’s idol, Woody her numerous awards for this role, it sense of what the film is exploring. Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin), should be noted that this is almost Yet, superb films such as this and the eldest is named after the entirely an imitation of Dylan. Even require that kind of diligence and famous outlaw, Billy the Kid though it’s a very good imitation, she thought yet they reward on such (Richard Gere). Here we get the merely spouts the lines just as Dylan a grander scale. These dreams are fringe of Dylan, the most revealed, did back in 1966, shown on tapes bookends of thoughts, personalities, contrasted with the fact that neither included in Scorsese’s No Direction emotions. Perhaps I’m Not There is character looks anything like Dylan, Image Courtesy of American Empirical Pictures Home made a few years ago. Cate about the creative mind of the artist, with the young, black Franklin and I’m Not There features several incarnations of Bob Dylan (this one Blanchett is a phenomenal actress, but I prefer to think it explores the the aged, tattered Gere. These two played by Cate Blanchett) in a new twist on the ever-popular biopic. but her best work is elsewhere, where creative mind present in everyone.

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same characterization, complexity pily ever after. it will address your every romantic Untrace from page 15 or atmosphere. Dresses from page 15 Anne Fletcher’s directing style comedy need. So why are there two stars instead was nothing out but she still cannot dispel the feel- of just fi ve empty ones? So far, I more than I would like to admit. I of the ordinary ing that the movie plays more like a haven’t said anything positive, and am still a female just as much as I for a romantic weekly TV drama. Th e direction is yet I would give Untraceable 2.5 stars am a writer, so I fi nd that I easily get comedy. likely to be blamed for that TV feel. if I could. Th e biggest problem with sucked into “chick fl icks” that are Th ere was no In fact, director Gregory Hoblit has Untraceable is also its saving grace: probably not going to turn into “Best fancy camera won nine primetime Emmys, so he the fi lm is merely competent. All Film of the Year” nominees. work or diffi cult is probably very familiar with how the problems listed above mainly Even still, 27 Dresses is a charming camera angles. TV shows should be. In the case stem from missed opportunities. fi lm with a good balance between It’s just plain old of Untraceable, Characterization humor and the mushy stuff . Kather- romantic comedy though, he should is foregone. Th e ine Heigel does a good job with her directing. But I have opted for a “The biggest scenes are rushed. character; she was by far the best part suppose I can cut more cinematic problem with Th e story is thin. of the movie, breathing spunk and her some slack, approach. No Untraceable And the com- life into her plain Jane role. because directing scene is ever given is also mentary on why Supporting actors Brian Kerwin isn’t as important much depth or its saving grace: society continues (Hal), James Marsden (Kevin), Judy as the other as- time to unfold. the fi lm is merely to watch and kill Greer (Casey) and Malin Akerman pects with movies To be fair, the for entertainment (Jane’s sister, Tess) all give pretty of this genre. depth is not en- competent.” is surprisingly good performances, though they still Although 27 tirely in the hands minima l and could have been much better. Dresses isn’t some- of the director. somehow glazed On the down side, the directing thing to get overly Th e three writers behind the screen- over. Yet the way it is, Untraceable was nothing special, the story wasn’t excited about, I’m play didn’t give him too much to work still kind of works. It’s disappointing very original and the acting, as men- sure there will be with. Th e fi lm quickly falls into a to think of how it could have been tioned, wasn’t the best I’ve seen. plenty who enjoy cycle of someone getting caught by something, but as a typical suspense Th e fi lm was written by Aline it. It has a lot to the killer, then being tortured and drama, it holds its own. Brosh McKenna, who is also respon- off er those who killed, then the police grasping at If you’re expecting the next sible for Th e Devil Wears Prada and enjoy this genre straws, then repeating the cycle. It is great serial killer suspense drama, Laws of Attraction. of fi lm. So don’t as though the writers were confi dent don’t bother with Untraceable. If Her writing was cute and funny, give up on 27 enough that their concept could instead you are looking for the next but it didn’t stand out from other Dresses just yet. carry a story that really has no meat. Saw-esque movie but are no longer romantic comedies. Like everything Go see it and Image Courtesy of American Empirical Pictures Th e fi lm wants to be a newSilence in high school, this just might be else, it went something like this: boy you may or may Katherine Heigel stars as a 27-time brides- of the Lambs, but it doesn’t have the for you. meets girl…they fall in love…hap- not fi nd out that maid who wants to get married in 27 Dresses.

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The third part returns to center at the hospital, a French boy with a from page 15 on Briony training as a nurse and nine-inch hole in his head speaking Atone attempting to reach out to her sis- to Briony about bread and love. The It takes place in 1935 Britain and ter to apologize. Although Briony scenes are eloquent without being continues over the span of many forces herself to help the wounded heavy-handed, moving without years, opening on a scorching sum- soldiers, she never feels that she has being political. mer day at the large country manor of done enough to make up for her The acting in Atonement is also the Tallis family. Thirteen-year-old sins. The final chapter takes place spectacular, especially that of Saoirse Briony Tallis becomes frustrated in 1999, when Briony has become Ronan, who plays the young Briony, with her cousins, 15-year-old Lola an old woman and offers her final a precocious, fanciful child grappling and nine-year-old twins, who are act of atonement. with the complexities of adulthood. rehearsing for a play she has writ- The story line is complex and the Her Academy Award nomination for ten and hopes to perform for her direction is perhaps more suited to Best Supporting Actress is supremely brother Leon that night. Looking out moviegoers inter- deserved. Still, the window she happens to see her ested in aesthet- “Atonement has there is not a older sister Cecilia and Robbie, the ics and artistry. performance in housekeeper’s son, in a strange mo- Director Joe already won two the whole film ment of anger and sexual tension. Wright makes Golden Globes, that I would call Later, Leon invites Robbie to extensive use of less than superb, dinner, much to Cecilia’s dismay. unusual camera including Best Motion so it’s unclear Back at his own house, Robbie tries angles and vari- Picture-Drama, and why Knightley to write a letter of apology to Cecilia. Image Courtesy of American Empirical Pictures ous other artistic and McAvoy He attempts and discards several ver- James McAvoy and Keira Knightley deliver stunning performances effects to bring has been nominnated haven’t received sions, typing out a sexually explicit as star-crossed lovers torn apart by lies and war in Atonement. the story alive. for seven Academy their own Oscar note in a moment of frustration. The musical score nominations. He eventually decides on a suitable more disturbing display of sexuality, of Robbie and Cecilia, as well as her is perfect, espe- Awards, including I f y ou’r e letter and leaves for dinner. Along which she mistakenly interprets as own, forever. Robbie is hurried off to cially during the Best Picture.” not partial to the way, Robbie encounters Briony Robbie attacking her sister. prison for a crime he did not commit, first part of the artistic, deep, playing by herself outside and asks Later in the evening the entire and Cecilia is left alone and loveless. movie, where it heav y-mean- her to take the note ahead to Ceci- dinner party heads outside to the Briony spends the rest of her life is offset by the ing films, you lia. Immediately after, however, he grounds to search for the twins, who trying to atone—hence, Atonement clacking of typewriter keys that should probably pass on Atonement. remembers that he has accidentally have attempted to run away. In the (work with me, people)—for what further punctuate the movie’s tense Don’t get me wrong, Atonement is taken the wrong note. Of course, darkness Briony comes across Lola she did, and Robbie and Cecilia must and suspenseful atmosphere. an excellent movie. It would almost Briony reads the note en route to the being raped by a man who flees as find a way to make do with what is The war scenes are well crafted certainly be appreciated even more house and is shocked by its contents, Briony’s flashlight beam hits him. left of the lives that Briony’s lie has and original, unlike the standard by film buffs or people who look but she delivers the letter as promised Rushing to the side of a distraught dealt them. fare of exploding bombs on blood- for profundity and meaning in a to Cecilia. When Robbie arrives, and shaking Lola, who seems unsure Like the novel, the film is divided soaked fields that has come to be movie. Cecilia answers the door. He tries to of her attacker’s identity, Briony into four major parts. The first part expected of movies set during WWII. Atonement has already won two explain the situation, but she already authoritatively states that it must takes place at the Tallis estate, up to Instead of montages of carnage, Golden Globes, including Best understands. It turns out that Rob- have been Robbie—despite her Robbie being taken away to prison. there are isolated incidences of Motion Picture-Drama, and has bie and Cecilia have mutual feelings knowledge that it was not him. The story then jumps four years ahead savagery and senselessness: a group been nominated for seven Academy for one another, so they decide to go Briony then gives her solemn to Robbie serving in World War II, of schoolchildren, dead, left to rot Awards, including Best Picture. Ex- into the library to “spend some time testimony to the police that she along with flashbacks of Robbie and in a forest; a soldier sunbathing on pect it to win big at the Oscars—this together.” Briony happens to come clearly saw Robbie attacking and Cecilia attempting to rekindle their a beach littered with troops and the is the kind of movie that becomes across them and is treated to an even raping Lola, thus changing the lives relationship. hulking carcass of a ship; and later, a classic. 20 • Friday, February 1, 2008 • Technique ENTERTAINMENT 0100101101001010TWO BITS1001101010011010 Two Bits Man advises freshmen on delicate art of switching majors All right, freshmen, you’ve failed either turn into serial killers or Hey, someone had to do all typing. amount of money when they graduate. Try lugging one of those things down enough tests by now to realize that biologists. They seem to have a (Editor’s note: The Technique I would enroll in management, but to the market every time you want it’s time to switch to an easier major. wild misconception that they all fully supports female scientists getting a decent job depends on who to trade for a loaf of bread. Thanks This special two-part column gives an will eventually become doctors. and disapproves of any statements you know, and the only person I to the modern economic system, unbiased rundown of the educational Physics: Nothing new is left to be that may affect the campus ratio.) know is my cousin Dwayne, who can the piano craftsmen doesn’t have to opportunities available to you at discovered in this realm of science, so Chemistry: My Chemistry teacher only secure me a position as assistant worry about trading his merchandise Tech. Week One focuses on the often physicists spend their time trying to once compared Hund’s Rule of filling manager in a Waffle House. The M- because he is too busy finding a overlooked majors not in the College out-smug each other by discussing electron orbitals to the unspoken Train may be raising its tickets prices, new place to live after losing his of Engineering (because the College string theory and rules men follow in occupying but there are always seats available. house in the subprime lending crisis. of Engineering won’t let them in). quoting Einstein. bathroom urinals. This is the only Science Technology and Culture Computer Science: These geeks Biology: Kids who liked String theory’s thing I remember about chemistry. (STAC): Spend most of their time are around to make everyone else at dissecting frogs basic premise Earth and Atmospheric convincing friends that they are just Tech feel like less of a nerd. If you is that a man Sciences: Because somebody around as smart and important as engineers. think you have problems then you with a physics here has to be the easy science. 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They also an economics major in Monopoly; Society: No one has ever been able suggests that have studio where they congregate I’m still paying off my mortgage to stay awake long enough in any of his first wife at late hours, drink mass amounts of on Marvin Gardens from a game these lectures to find out what they do. pl aye d a caffeine and contemplate different I played with Alan Greenspan Stay tuned next week for part significant ways of saying how hard studio is. three years ago. Before economics, two: the College of Engineering, r o l e i n Management: Management is society used the barter system, where the real majors are located. developing for people that don’t want to learn which wasn’t so bad unless you some of Einstein’s theories? anything but would like to make a large were a baby grand piano craftsman. To Be Continued... ENTERTAINMENT Technique • Friday, February 1, 2008 • 21 THEME CROSSWORD: LISTEN UP! 95. Mountain ridge By Robert Zimmerman 97. 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