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Long takes and first dates
The opening scene of “Touch of Evil.” The hammer fight in “Oldboy.” The nightclub scene in “Goodfellas.”
The lost art of movie surprises
In an industry devoid of surprise, one filmmaker hinges his entire career to a “mystery box.”
Crouching tigers, Tanners and demonic farm animals
Sixteen years ago, director Ang Lee led a martial arts epic to Oscar glory. The original “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” was a massive critical and box office success, combining dazzling visuals, innovative fight …
Curtain goes up tonight on 'Jungle Book'
Christian Youth Theater-North Idaho’s production of “The Jungle Book” begins its run on the Kroc Center stage today at 7 p.m.
Cd'A Summer Theatre tickets available March 1
Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre’s 2016 season will open June 16 at the Kroc Center with “Peter and the Starcatcher.” The show offers a humorous and fantastical story of the beloved character Peter Pan and his arch-nem…
Oscar predictions: The Academy will get it wrong
The 88th Academy Awards will trudge across our television screens this Sunday.
Repertory Theatre begins tonight on LCHS stage
Lake City High School’s Troupe de Wolfe Productions will present a pair of plays that focus on the American experience in the west in the 1930s and the 1870s.
Fandango wants to control the movie world
The Rotten Tomatoes website can be an important, if somewhat misleading tool to determine which new movies are worth seeing.
Kooky Coens can be hit or miss
Thank the Coen brothers for the first legitimately interesting movie release of 2016.
'World of Tomorrow,' docs in Oscar spotlight
One of the best movies of last year only takes 17 minutes of your time.
Another article on Oscar diversity
The narrative of this year’s Academy Awards isn’t be about whether “Spotlight” can edge “The Revenant” or “The Big Short” in the Best Picture race. The story right now is about what wasn’t nominated.
The T-Dub Awards
The Oscar nominations are in, and, big surprise, it’s the same boring categories as last year.
Best Movies of 2015
To the surprise of probably no one, “The Force Awakens” has become the highest grossing movie of all time in the United States. 2015 will be designated as the year “Star Wars” roared back to life, but it has also a…
Worst movies of 2015
Adam Sandler loses again.
'Star Wars' a rollicking, familiar reboot
It’s better than the prequels.