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Oscar Predictions 2010

By Meg Malone and ...

Published: March 5, 2010

Best Picture:

An Education
A Serious Man
Avatar
The Blind Side
District 9
The Hurt Locker
Inglourious Basterds
Precious: Based on the Novel “Push” by Sapphire
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Up in the Air

Should and Will Win: The Hurt Locker

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Oscar Roundup 2010

By Meg Malone and ...

Published: March 4, 2010

For the two of us here at Imprint it’s the most wonderful time of the year— the Oscars. After months of tracking the critics’ picks, the award winners, and spending way too much money on movie tickets and concessions—Zach won’t watch a film without popcorn and a large soda—we have narrowed down our “should win” and “will win” picks in the major eight categories.

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A Serious Man - Movie Review

By Tucker Kolanko

Published: March 4, 2010

Original material is a rare find in Hollywood nowadays. Everything is “remake this” or “reboot that.” Joel and Ethan Coen, the writers/directors of A Serious Man, have had a knack for coming up with some of the best original scripts of the last few decades (Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Barton Fink).

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Dear John - Movie Review

By Devon Haley

Published: March 2, 2010

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Sherlock Holmes Review

By Amelia Blevins

Published: January 5, 2010

Who’re you gonna call when the British Empire is threatened by a black-magician? Well, Sherlock Holmes, of course. At least that is what Scotland Yard’s detectives do in Guy Ritchie’s action-packed revisualization of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective,

  • Amelia Blevins loves writing for Imprint! She has been writing for the magazine since Fall of 2009, contributing film reviews to the Arts & Entertainment section and was recently named editor for the A&E section! In her spare time, Amelia loves watching movies (and reviewing them), reading, writing, and hanging around Ithaca. :)

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    Disney's A Christmas Carol: Movie Review

    By Meg Rindfleisch

    Published: November 15, 2009

    Waiting in line at the box office last Saturday, I braced myself for the worst when I bought my ticket to Disney’s A Christmas Carol. I had read plenty of lackluster reviews online and in the papers, but I just had to see it for myself.

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    Where's The Wild Things' Spark?

    By Meg Malone

    Published: November 5, 2009

    After many extensive hours (years, really) of watching movies, I'm pretty good at calling out which ones are going to be awesome and which ones are going to lag during any given release.

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    Movie Review: Paranormal Activity

    By Norah Sweeney

    Published: November 4, 2009

    For too long gory, multi-million-dollar excess-fests have left movie-going audiences jaded and desensitized to the horror genre.

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    Movie Review: Zombieland

    By Amelia Blevins

    Published: October 25, 2009

    Welcome to Zombieland where the motto is "Nut up, or Shut up." In an Earth whose streets are overrun by the blood-covered brain-eating undead, it's either kill or be zombified.  The film, directed by newcomer, Ruben Fleischer, takes horror gore to a new cringe-worthy and sidesplitting level.  After a h

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    The Informant!: Movie Review

    By Meg Malone

    Published: October 11, 2009

    Although he's earned the respect of many critics and audiences over the years, it may be hard to believe that Matt Damon has not been nominated for an acting Oscar since Good Will Hunting. His role in The Informant! could very well change that fact come early next year.

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