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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 19, 2023

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Blade Runner

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“Reminiscence” is a drink gone flat and lukewarm, a mood Joy lets percolate.
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“Reminiscence” is a drink gone flat and lukewarm, a mood Joy lets percolate.
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“A Glitch in the Matrix” is a fun, mind-blowing watch that allows one’s mind to wander into the inconceivable. So, what if we are living in a simulation?
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“A Glitch in the Matrix” is a fun, mind-blowing watch that allows one’s mind to wander into the inconceivable. So, what if we are living in a simulation?
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Even if CD Projekt Red is able to fix all the glaring technical issues in Cyberpunk 2077, it will always be a shining beacon of everything wrong with the video game industry.
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Even if CD Projekt Red is able to fix all the glaring technical issues in Cyberpunk 2077, it will always be a shining beacon of everything wrong with the video game industry.
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Pitt’s lead performance is tremendously rigorous in its stiff, rehearsed motion and assured decision-making, but his eyes reveal a heart-shredding vulnerability underlying his actions.
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Pitt’s lead performance is tremendously rigorous in its stiff, rehearsed motion and assured decision-making, but his eyes reveal a heart-shredding vulnerability underlying his actions.
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When the time comes to “burn for America again," it is to burn an amalgamation of hard drives and hard covers, depicting the film’s blending of old and new.
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When the time comes to “burn for America again," it is to burn an amalgamation of hard drives and hard covers, depicting the film’s blending of old and new.
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"Tranquility" is an album that sticks impressively to its visual narrative — one set in of a Jean-Pierre Melville-inspired jazz club.
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"Tranquility" is an album that sticks impressively to its visual narrative — one set in of a Jean-Pierre Melville-inspired jazz club.
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In a widely-ranging discussion of sci-fi texts of the past and present, UC Berkeley lecturer Emily Carpenter and professor Namwali Serpell articulate representations of race and gender, discuss the ways that sci-fi reflects contemporary politics and offer interpretations of popular films.
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In a widely-ranging discussion of sci-fi texts of the past and present, UC Berkeley lecturer Emily Carpenter and professor Namwali Serpell articulate representations of race and gender, discuss the ways that sci-fi reflects contemporary politics and offer interpretations of popular films.
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It makes sense, perhaps, that the first short story Dick ever sold in 1953 was entirely based on the utterly mundane situation of a Berkeley neighbor’s dog barking at the garbage man.
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It makes sense, perhaps, that the first short story Dick ever sold in 1953 was entirely based on the utterly mundane situation of a Berkeley neighbor’s dog barking at the garbage man.
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“Blade Runner 2049” gradually crescendos from dark, quiet dystopian drama to an epic sci-fi phenomenon, and it provides a captivating experience for audiences along the way.
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“Blade Runner 2049” gradually crescendos from dark, quiet dystopian drama to an epic sci-fi phenomenon, and it provides a captivating experience for audiences along the way.
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Somehow, all of this could have been forgiven — and, dare I say, enjoyed — if the film actually leaned into its campiness.
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Somehow, all of this could have been forgiven — and, dare I say, enjoyed — if the film actually leaned into its campiness.
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