Art Briefs — June 21, 2017
UI Screen on the Green returns to campus The University of Idaho began its summer movies series, Screen on the Green, June 15 with “Beauty and the Beast.”
Tag: movies
Once a classic, always a classic
Recycling old films, especially of the ani- mated variety, has become as popular as the “Go Green” movement. However, the newest live action rendition of the “Beauty and the Beast” […]
Power rangers power reality — “Power Rangers” reboot is morph-enomenal fun
The challenge facing most fan favorite franchises nowadays is how to update for a brand new audience, while delivering a great story for die-hard fans. Many movies have tried this […]
Ninth times the charm — Logan delivers a satisfying punch in this ninth stab at Wolverine films
With the huge success of Deadpool releasing in February 2016, Fox Entertainment has proved that an R-rated comic book movie can be successful by staying true to the source material. […]
A reel community — Howard Hughes Video is going through another transition
Howard Hughes, a legendary filmmaker, also acts as the name for a little rental store in downtown Moscow — a shop that has been on the Palouse for about 30 […]
The Oscars are coming — Academy Award nominations showcase diversity
Following the infamous “Oscars So White” boycott of last year’s ceremony, the Academy has taken issues of diversity to heart. The organization added more diverse projects to their voter lineup […]
Looking beyond fear—Vandals After Dark presents Fright Night as a spooky Saturday night alternative
Horror films may not be the most critically acclaimed genre, but T.J. Tranchell, a faculty member and student media adviser, said he thinks they are more influential than they are […]
Renting it old school – Physical entertainment shouldn’t go out of style
In today’s world, entertainment is consumed like wildfire. Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and iTunes iTunes make media available instantly.
What movie critics want — Alex Gamble finds happiness in the freedom of creating
To the average moviegoer, the critic is never right.
Same world, different story – ‘Finding Dory’ invites viewers to revisit their childhood in familiar setting
More than a decade ago Americans everywhere lunged into the depths of the ocean and became virtual divers and explorers of the deep sea all because of an animated movie […]