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...first few hours of her confinement in her new home’s panic room. After Fincher satisfies himself that her claustrophobia has been successfully established, he moves on to another fairly well established cinematic trend, the fatal, time-dependent illness of Foster’s young daughter (Kristin Stewart). From an evil stepmother to a greedy young heir, a disconnected security phone line to a criminal disguising himself with the clothing of a dead man, this movie pulls out all the traditional stops...
...least developed of the three theives. Forest Whitaker provides one of the few bright spots in an otherwise anemic cast, searching for depth in the character of the conflicted Burnham, the only thief whom writer Koepp seems to have bothered to provide with a sense of real humanity. Stewart, a young actress who looks disturbingly identical to a young Foster, also does an excellent job in her cinematic debut as Foster’s diabetic daughter Sarah...
...Rams when St. Louis was struggling. Warner had a miserable game against Philadelphia in the NFC Championship and stumbled into the Super Bowl. The Patriots were riding a long winning streak filled with lucky breaks (the Brady fumble) and poor performances by the opposition (can you say Kordell Stewart?). They played a good game against one good team and won a Super Bowl...
Michael L. Stewart ’05, another CSA member, said he felt that a forum spearheaded by the CSA to discuss the scandal with students would be a good idea...
...course, a dark and stormy night. And there is, naturally, something unnameably spooky about the New York City brownstone into which the edgy, newly divorced Meg Altman (Jodie Foster) and her daughter Sarah (Kristen Stewart) have just moved. They have scarcely hit the sack when, sure enough, intruders arrive, squabbling among themselves with menacing fractiousness...