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The IU Cinema is providing a chance to see all the nominees in 2012’s Best Live Action and Animated Short Film Oscar categories in separate screenings at 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Prepare to do your Oscar homework
The image of a man flogging a young boy is not a pleasant sight, but until now, this horrific scene lacked the chilling sound to go with it.
Student composer Ari Barack Fisher wrote the original score to the 1922 film "David Copperfield," which is having its premiere Saturday at the IU Cinema.
Beating the modern action movie into shape
"Haywire" is a well-executed kick in the head
The IU Cinema has made big leaps in it's first year. Here are a few key dates and features.
Wahlberg stays right in his comfort zone - smuggling things with a Boston accent
Once upon a time, a local cinema showcased an epic series of movies. The films were long, magnificent, colorful and expansive in scope. But that showcase was not in a land far, far away. It’s the “Once Upon a Time ... in Indiana” series running through the weekend at the IU Cinema.
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Will 3-D prove to be the next great film innovation?
Best Burger
'Hugo' works like clockwork
If the film’s idyllic Hawaiian setting or quirky indie comedy trailers seem deceptive, that is exactly the point. “The Descendants” is a film about appearances, and with each character there is a long lineage of Hawaiian heritage who show us that with every meeting and action, we carry along with us emotional baggage and sins of the past that skew our perception of the present.
Exploitation films were violent, sexually explicit, offensive to women, stereotypical of African Americans and a whole lot of fun. Today, the drive-ins and inner city grindhouses are closed, and the teenage boys watch their direct-to-video movies alone in dingy basements, but a few cinemas are still clinging to that gory nostalgia.
Biopics and the icons they immortalize
J. Eastwood
Mike and Chris Farah are making nearly seven short films a week. They’re cooperating with some of the biggest names in comedy, and millions see their work each day. You might not know their names, but you know their brand.
For 10 bonus points, find the homophobic subtext
