Collegian columnist Katie McKenna tries to figure out what intrinsic merits, if any, works of art hold or whether it’s all just flashy commercialism.
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Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Golden Globes, Midnight in Paris, oscars, War Horse
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‘War Horse’ faces tough battle to win Oscar
‘War Horse’ appears as one of the least likely candidates to come home with the Oscar.
Tags: Best Film, Oscars 2012, War Horse
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84th Oscar nominations reflect both poor season and selections
This year’s Oscar nominations were announced on Tuesday and have
caused quite an uproar. Collegian Columnist Kevin Romani analyzes the
nominees.
Tags: academy awards, hugo, oscars, the artist, The Descendants, War Horse
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“Hugo” and “The Artist” among top of Academy Award nominees
“Hugo” earned 11 nominations and “The Artist” earned 10 for the upcoming Academy Awards, held on Feb. 26.
Tags: Chris Shores, hugo, Moneyball, oscars, The Descendants, War Horse
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Most anticipated holiday films
With the new year approaching, many must-see films are being released in hopes of winning an Oscar. Steven Spielberg directed two of the anticipated flicks – “The Adventures of Tintin” and “War Horse.”
Tags: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Tintin, War Horse
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