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Burning up the screen
Summer’s flicks include a fighting panda, girls in pants, and one very angry green man
By Marc Sigoloff
Tags: Summerguide, Summerguide
Fantasy escapes
When flights of fancy aren’t suitable for children
Tags: Film, Film - Chuck Koplinski
King horror
The first two are the best feature-film adaptations
Terrible teens
They’ve met the enemy – and it’s them
Tags: Film, Movies
Fab Four on film
The Beatles left an incredible screen legacy
Mr. Costner
A reliable presence, even when he defies expectations
Hurricane Billy is back
Bug marks William Friedkin’s return to form
The cult of Jodorowsky
Mexican director’s influence goes beyond his name recognition
Kerasotes summer movie program
Summer brings zombies, Romans, superheroes, and Mr. Bean
All is Welles
The greatest Orson Welles film he didn’t direct
Full house
Few films do a good job depicting the world of professional gambling
Neverending wars
Here are few movies Bush should have watched before 2003
Rising star
Gosling’s best performance came in a little-seen film
Movie watching
Making voyeurism acceptable on the big screen
Grindhouse classics
Art can be found in the trashiest locations
The surprising Will Ferrell
Here’s one SNL grad who keeps getting better
Marky hits the mark
Wahlberg finally gets the props he earned a decade ago
Sacre bleu!
French filmmakers are spilling blood and guts on the silver screen
Family road rage
A long trip can bring out the worst in anyone
Killer classics
Grim genre, beginning with M, includes classics to die for
Real space
Romantic rogue
Give Hugh Grant a decent script, and he’ll deliver
Movie campaigns
Hollywood could do a better job of taking down the process
The dearth of good comedy
With some exceptions, Hollywood humor has missed the mark
Symphony Supper
@ UIS Performing Arts Center
Thu., April 18, 5-6:30 p.m.
A self-serve farmers market
By David Blanchette
Saturday's guided tours are the last scheduled
By Daron Walker
Making downtown Springfield more marketable
By Dean Olsen
Angels among us
By Catherine O'Connor
