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Warming up to wintertime films

Warming up to wintertime films

Isabel Corona November 16, 2014

This year has already provided many major hits throughout the year, but there’s still time for a few more blockbuster movies to hit theaters before the year’s end.  Awards Season is upon us and smaller...

Gael García Bernal plays Maziar Bahari in “Rosewater,” a true story about the young Canadian-Iranian journalist for Newsweek who covered the Green Revolution in Iran. (Photo courtesy of Rosewater)

‘Let’s do it ourselves’: ‘Rosewater’ captures young journalist’s journey

Alondra Valle November 9, 2014

In 2009, after the Iranian people’s favorite contender for the president, Mir-Hossein Mousavi, lost in a landslide to radical conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, chaos ensued. The period that followed...

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Marvel unveils film lineup through 2019

Isabel Corona October 28, 2014

In a secret press announcement held Tuesday morning, Marvel unveiled the lineup for the next five years as a part of the Marvel’s Phase 3 including casting and title details. After news leaked...

"Batman" Executive Producer Michael Uslan. (Wikimedia Commons)

‘Batman’ Executive Producer Michael Uslan discusses bringing superhero tale to silver screen

Eric Domingo October 28, 2014

The monster grabs the criminal as he begs for his life. He brings the sobbing man to the edge of the rooftop and says, “I’m not going to kill you…I want you to tell all your friends about me.” The...

Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones as Stephen and Jane Hawking in “The Theory of Everything.” (Photo courtesy of Focus Features)

The human element: Eddie Redmayne portrays the personal side of Hawking in ‘Theory of Everything’

Alondra Valle October 26, 2014

When you think of Stephen Hawking, you might think of his theories on black holes and the numerous amounts of awards he won.  What people may not recall, however, is the hardships Hawking faced and...

Andrew Neyman (Miles Teller) is a young and ambitious drum student taught by the dominant and aggressive Mr. Fletcher (J.K. Simmons) in “Whiplash.” (Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures)

Disturbing determination in ‘Whiplash’ film

Pat Mullane October 26, 2014

Today’s society has become built upon competitiveness, structured so only the strong-willed survive. Maybe we’ve become too competitive; hence the increase in participation trophies for kids today....

Interview: Director Theodore Melfi of 'St. Vincent'

Interview: Director Theodore Melfi of ‘St. Vincent’

Mike Horky October 20, 2014

"St. Vincent," written and directed by Theodore Melfi, opened last Friday in Chicago. The DePaulia sat down with Mr. Melfi to understand the film a little better. The DePaulia: I’d like to first...

Michael Keaton as Riggan Thompson in “Birdman,” directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.  (Photo courtesy of Atsushi Nishijimae)

Q&A: Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu of ‘Birdman’

Isabel Corona October 19, 2014

After directing critically acclaimed dramas such as  “Babel” and “Biutiful,” Mexican filmmaker, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, has created his first black comedy, “Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue...

Marcus Bautista of St. Louis (left) dresses as Marcus for Lebowski Fest. (Joseph Troiano / The DePaulia)

The dude abides: Lebowski Fest celebrates its 13th year at Diversey River Bowl

Joseph Troiano October 19, 2014

[slideshow_deploy id='4764'] Saturday, Oct. 18, Lebowski Fest came to Diversey River Bowl. The fest is a gathering of what event co-founder Will Russell calls the achievers, which are die-hard fans...

Ben Harbert, director of “Follow Me Down,” and Humanities Center Director Peter Steeves.  (Photo courtesy of Anna Clissold / DePaul Humanities Festival)

Freedom in music: ‘Follow Me Down’ demonstrates the power of music in Louisiana prisons

Erik Summerville October 19, 2014

Perhaps the vital importance of music has never been seen more clearly than in prison. It becomes, rather than a means of artistic expression, part of yourself that is totally free, even if you are...

A person displays Netflix on a tablet.

Netflix nostalgia: Streaming means never having to say goodbye

Megan Daley October 19, 2014

There’s just something about gathering a mountain of fluffy pillows, sipping on a liter of Diet Coke and nestling on the couch for a binge session of your favorite show. Some 21 hours later, eyes...

Review: 'St. Vincent' only offers showcase for famed Bill Murray

Review: ‘St. Vincent’ only offers showcase for famed Bill Murray

Mike Horky October 15, 2014

Old man meets kid, doesn’t like him, but by the end they’re best friends. It’s been done before (see “Up” if you haven’t), and “St. Vincent” is no exception. It’s a welcome return...

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