Film Reviews and Information About Films: Online Resources
This guide is designed to help locate the many resources available from the University of Iowa regarding cinema and the film industry, with special consideration towards film reviews.
These are other film resources found online.
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American Film InstituteThe website for the word-renowned institution devoted to preserving the American film heritage. This site includes access to their catalog of film information as well as their retrospective lists.
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European Film GatewayAn online database offering access to films, images, and texts from 23 European film archives. A great resource for finding primary sources on early European films.
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IMDb (Internet Movie Database)One of the largest online resources for movie information in the world, IMDb includes biographical information about films, actors, directors, and more. It also include trailers, links to outside reviews, and press information about films.
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Media History Digital LibraryThe Media History Digital Library is an organization devoted to digitizing classic media periodicals that are in the public domain. A great place to find primary sources.
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MetacriticAn online aggregator of critic and user reviews. Metacritic covers film, television, video games, and music, and provides links to outside reviews.
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NotebookA digital magazine for international cinema and film culture. Updates daily.
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rogerebert.comReviews from the top critic Roger Ebert from 1967 to the present day. Also includes his interviews with filmmakers and celebrities, essays on film, retrospectives on older movies, and the Movie Answer Man columns which answer questions about film from readers.
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Rotten TomatoesAn online aggregator of critic and user reviews for current and older films. An excellent way of tracking opinions on new films as they develop as well as see the collective opinion on past films from professional critics and the general movie-going population.