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There are two truly excellent films available to you this week—an Ed Helms indie…Big Dumb Bloody Fun at the Movies
April 23, 2021 10:55 am
Hope Madden
There are two truly excellent films available to you this week—an Ed Helms indie dramedy and a coming-of-age film that does the impossible. Or, just go with your adolescent leanings and watch somebody finally make a movie as bloody as the video game. (Or may we interest you in some Irishmen, some pints, and a […]
Fearless 2021 Oscar Predictions
April 19, 2021 3:00 pm Hope Madden
by Hope Madden and George Wolf There are few certainties going into this Sunday’s Oscar broadcast. One is that not that many people are going to be mad about the results because not that many people have seen these movies. The second is that Sound of Metal may not take home any of the big-ticket […]
Hybrid Program for Columbus International Film + Animation Festival’s 69th Year
April 13, 2021 10:29 am Hope Madden
It’s been 69 years, and a second straight season of pandemic wasn’t about to slow down the Columbus International Film + Animation Festival. Executive Director Cristyn Steward will take the best of last year’s digital approach, combine it with some much-missed live viewing, and share dozens of the world’s best shorts, features and animation this […]
Wex’s Ohio Shorts via Drive-In and Online
April 9, 2021 3:00 pm Hope Madden
25 years? “It does seem crazy, doesn’t it?” Jennifer Lange, Curator of the Film/Video Studio Program at the Wexner Center for the Arts, can’t quite believe it’s been that long since the Wex first celebrated homegrown filmmaking with their Ohio Shorts program. Ohio Shorts consists of a set of the best short films submitted by moviemakers […]
SciFi, Monsters & Shorts Aplenty
April 9, 2021 10:03 am Hope Madden
Theaters are open, the sun is out, our couches are comfortable—I mean, how’s a person supposed to decide whether or not or where to watch a movie? That part’s up to you, but we can help you pick the best options for viewing. Voyagers In theaters by Hope Madden If you have ever wondered what […]
Oscar Weekend April 22-25 at Gateway Film Center
April 5, 2021 4:00 pm Hope Madden
Things are looking up for movie theaters. Godzilla v Kong is the first box office hit in more than a year, more theaters are opening, and the 93rd Academy Awards celebration will showcase a historic set of Oscar nominations. Chances are strong that you haven’t seen any of them yet. There’s even less chance you’ve […]
Bob F. Odenkirk and More in Movies This Week
March 26, 2021 11:29 am Hope Madden
Sandwiched between Snyder’s Cut and King Kong’s battle with Godzilla, this week comes at us with an unusual mix of options. Some are really good. One is extremely bad. Most are fun. Here’s the low down. Nobody In theaters by Hope Madden On the surface, this film feels really familiar. Nobody was written by Derek […]
