Snubbed: A Tale of John Boehner and "Selma"
John Boehner and "Selma" were both snubbed by a group of predominantly old, white males.
John Boehner and "Selma" were both snubbed by a group of predominantly old, white males.
An introduction to Jesi's "Netflix Junkie" column.
A look at the nominees, snubs and early predictions on what will win.
What to watch if this week's silver screen releases don't interest you.
We have all heard Gene Kelly belt out the film's title track, but few have seen the legendary film in its entirety.
If you want your movie to have a chance at an award, August to December is the right time frame.
Based on a true story, "American Sniper" is an action-packed, touching film that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Sometimes the hardest part of being a Netflix user is picking what to watch. Let me do the work for you as I run down 10 new releases worthy of your time.
The new year means lots of new movies, and 2015 is sure to be a good one for theaters everywhere.
The duo discusses the upcoming romantic comedy.
What to watch on Netflix if this week's new theater releases don't grab your attention
Media has become so oversaturated in our highly technological society that originality is almost extinct. When films do overcome the lack of creativity, audiences take notice. The originality of “Boyhood” and “The Grand Budapest Hotel” ultimately elevated them above the rest.
This year Hollywood has its hold on the New York Times bestseller list and is cranking out powerful films based on the books you know and love.
When I saw that the Wikipedia description used the adjective “existentialist” to describe "Harold and Maude," the deal was sealed.
Here are our 10 favorites this year, in no particular order.
The two stars discuss singing Sondheim and working with Rob Marshall on the upcoming musical.
The alt cinema blogs of The State Press are combining forces this week to tackle two of the most important aspects of the season: A great beer and a classic holiday movie that is sure to make everyone feel great.
Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot" was, for its time, a revolution in conceptual thinking when it came to predicting future technological developments. One book, one movie, one title — universally entertaining.
"Banksy Does New York" is a more conventional documentary than the one the prominent street artist made himself, but electrifying regardless.
I’m not a huge fan of horror movies, but I decided to suck up my fear of nightmares and approach “The Evil Dead” with both arms (metaphorically) swinging.
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