Movies opening 8/29 and 8/31
The Day (R) A post- apocalyptic thriller. Lawless (R) A bootlegging gang in Depression-era Virginia is threatened by authorities who want a cut of the profits
August 26, 2012
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The Day (R) A post- apocalyptic thriller. Lawless (R) A bootlegging gang in Depression-era Virginia is threatened by authorities who want a cut of the profits
Highly Recommended The Movie: Directed by the prolific Wolfgang Reitherman for Disney and released in 1970, The Aristocats has lost none of its charm in the forty-two years that it’s been around. The humor still works, the story still grans you and the music still swings. With the film now released on Blu-ray for the first time, established fans of the picture can enjoy it in the best possible …
A beautifully woven story of Beatrix Potter (Renee Zellwegger), author of the best-selling children’s book, The Tale Of Peter Rabbit. The film shows her struggle to find love, happiness and success.
Andrew Lincoln’s resourceful sheriff caves in yet more zombie skulls in this gory saga that recalls the BBC’s excellent apocalyptic drama Survivors, only without the intelligence.
There might be a decent comedy to be made about an absurd, middle-aged goth star tracking down a Nazi, but Paolo Sorrentino’s tedious, unfunny film isn’t it.
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Ecstasy of Order: The Tetris Masters, a documentary film about a Tetris championship held in 2010, has been making the film-festival rounds for a year or so. You can finally watch it at home on DVD or through various streaming services.
DVD review: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ Singin’ in the Rain This beautifully restored 60th anniversary DVD/Blu-ray of the 1952 film is a wonderful parody of the birth of talkies that has great wit, an intelligent script, terrific music and dancing that can’t be beat. The movie, directed by its star, Gene Kelly, and Stanley Donen, tells the story of Don Lockwood, a slightly full-of-himself silent movie …
The odds didn’t favor any DVDs except for “The Hunger Games” last week.
The file-sharing news website TorrentFreak.com released a list of the 10 most-pirated movies of all time, compiled from BitTorrent tracking data since 2006. Read ahead to see it.