Archive | Movie Features
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Roger Ebert to debut new voice during Sunday screening of ‘Citizen Kane’
For 13 years, Roger Ebert’s film festival, affectionately known as “Ebertfest” to regular attendees, has brought the film critic’s favorite overlooked films to his childhood home of Champaign-Urbana, Illinois.
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Column: Troubles in modernizing Holmes
For whatever reason, we have become obsessed again with the enigmatic detective who lives at 221B Baker Street, otherwise known as Sherlock Holmes.
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Michael Fassbender reunites with Ridley Scott on ‘The Counselor’
Prometheus, the film that brought Ridley Scott and Michael Fassbender together, isn’t due for release until June 8, but the director and actor have already agreed upon their next project together.
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‘The Artist’ and the evolution of human expression
Watching a silent movie in 2012 is an odd experience. Watching a silent movie made in 2012 in a movie theater is even odder. But that’s what I found myself doing last Friday, when “The Artist” finally made its way down South to the local theater.
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Is ‘Breaking Dawn Part 2’ really the end for ‘Twilight?’
Want another reason the world is definitely going to end in 2012? Twilight producers are looking to extend the story beyond the Breaking Dawn Part 2 supposed finale this November.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. discusses “Red Tails”
Academy Award Winning Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. and Star Wars producer Rick McCallum discussed the motivations and difficulties in executing their recently released movie “Red Tails” at Harvard U. Friday.
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Taking the Plunge: An interview with Elizabeth Banks
“Time is always your friend in a negotiation,” stresses Elizabeth Banks, Hollywood darling and NYPD negotiator in the upcoming Man on a Ledge, a thriller that explores the psychological warfare needed to prevent suicide jumps.
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What’s hot at Sundance 2012
The 2012 Sundance Film Festival kicked off Thursday with tons of films that sound both promising and intriguing.
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Column: Why is Hollywood scared of a black movie?
I have a newfound respect for George Lucas. I’ve always loved the man for his work as a filmmaker. I love Star Wars. I envy the life of Indiana Jones. These are the stories that have captured the hearts of children and adults alike. George Lucas is literally a staple of American culture.