Point News, 1988 November 16

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Evans Seafood
Excellent D i n i n g
By Scott Imig
Evans: Tuesday through Thursday 4
p.m. to 10 pm., Friday 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.,
Saturday 12 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Sunday
12a.m. to9p.m. Prices: appetizers$2.00
to $7.00, entrees $7.00 to $20.00.
Located 25-30 minutes
from campus on St. Georges Is­land,
Evans restaurant serves up
some of the finest seafood in the
state.
The restaurant is deco­rated
in a friendly nautical motif
that is very interesting but one
hardly notices this. It's the view
of the water and docks through
any of Evans large windows that
demands the diners attention.
This is especially true around dusk.
Only one thing is better
than the view and that’s the food.
In their ad, Evans states "All
seafood in season” and one way
to really enjoy everything in one
visit is to order the all you can eat
special. Priced at $18.95, it's a
little much for a college students'
budget, but save your money- it is
definitely worth it Steamed crabs,
clams, oysters, mussels and shrimp
Priced at around $12 are
a few entrees that include mod­erate
size portions of about 5
different menu items. These too
are good choices for a wide vari­ety
of seafood.
Many of the appetizers
are very good. The crab soup is
thick and full of meat unlike the
clam chowder which seems to be
little more than water. The
oysters are large, fresh and deli­cious.
Given the cost, eating
at Evans often isn't practical but
when you find you have some
money and want a good dinner,
Evans is the place.
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Mystic Pizza : A Revi e w
Sober Cinema
By Holly Stewart & Sarah Newman
------------ ------- The dialogue was incorporated
Movie: Mystic Pizza into each character's personal­ity,
and clearly and realistically
* Holly and Sarah's rating sys- portrayed his or her emotions
tem involves the number of and reactions. In this way the
brewskies one must drink inor- plot was handled very well
der to appraciate the film re- Rather than being an ideal
viewed. Therefore, the lower drama where everything works
number of brewskies recom- out and everyone lives happily
mended, the better the rating, ever after, this film portrays life
This romantic comedy takes
place in the fishing port of
Mystic, Connecticut, and in­volves
love relationships of three
best friends who work at Mys­tic
Pizza Parlor.
This storyline of this movie
was for the most part, feasible,
however, in some places, the
plot fell short of convincing us
of it's sincerity. For instance, it
was too difficult to believe that
the character, Kat, would be
able to attend Yale on her lim­ited
funds. If it had been a less
prestigious institution, we
wouldn't have been so preoc
cupied with money matters
Another small plot problem was
when the plot lost the element
of surprise when it tried to
achieve the proverbial "happy
ending".
The actors' interaction re­flected
true human qualitites..
believably.
Having been to Mystic, we
were eager to spot some of the
familiar landmarks, but we did
not recognize any of the tradi­tional
sites. Whether the town
was really Mystic or not, the
scenery was still realistic and
quaint The homes were homes,
not some "Leave It To Beaver"
stage prop. From the tacky
wallpaper, to the well-wom pool
table in the bar, the scenes
maintained a life-like quality.
Overall, we both enjoyed this
movie alot. It was exciting to
watch the story unfold because
the viewer cares about the
characters and their problems.
GOOD acting, GOOD scen­ery,
GOOD dialogue, and
probably GOOD pizza. A half
a brewskie movie. This has been
Holly and Sarah bringing you
"Sober Cinema".
1 he three Mystic Pizza stars get together for a chat, discussing life, but most importantly, guys.