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Classic Movie Reviews: Taxi Driver

  In today's cinema world with a seemingly short attention span and reactions to flavor-of-the-month trends (I'm looking at you Justin Bieber), and a lack of creativity in sequel after sequel and remake after remake, we sometimes have to look to the past for meaningful films and films that can leave a lasting impression.

Bright Eyes

Bright Eyes go in new rock direction on 'The People's Key'

  While the opening track of Bright Eyes' new album "The People's Key" may have an elderly-sounding man rambling about things we can't even begin to comprehend, it should not be a sign of things to come for the Omaha band's latest and probably last outing.

Oscar statue

Staff Oscar Predictions

Wendy Whelan's Picks

 The Heartland View Edge has asked me to give you my predictions this year for the Oscars. These, in my humble opinion, are my predictions.   Best Picture: To be honest, I've only seen two of the movies nominated for best picture. The movie I want to win is Black Swan.

the prestigious Oscar statue

Staff Oscar Predictions

Brian Johnson's Picks

 It's that time of year again when the mother of all award shows, the Academy Awards, hand out the most prestigious awards in film.  We here at the Heartland View Edge are very excited and thought that we would give our thoughts on who the big winners will be.

Upcoming Holiday TV shows

Here are a few upcoming TV shows to check out this week as we head into break.

Oz: a Hodgepodge of Production Value

The first thing most people think about when they hear mention of Kansas, sadly, is where is Toto and does everyone farm there. Once you get done laughing uncontrollably, you realize that the first assumption is honestly what the state is known for.

Harry Potter

Harry Potter matures in 'Deathly Hallows Part 1'

From the opening scene of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part 1" when Hermione Granger has wiped her parents' memory to make them forget about her, it is obvious that the little wizards are grown up and dealing with very serious problems in this dark turn of a new film

Skyline

'Skyline' does not shine

It seems very fitting that the aliens in "Skyline" invade Earth to capture the brains of humans, because there is a definite lack of brains in the writing process of this sci-fi film.

Shyamalan's deal with 'Devil' pays off

M. Night Shyamalan may be the most consistently mediocre filmmaker in the world. However, on his latest outing, "Devil," he has made a small step in the right direction, but not without a little help from his friends.