Movies By Moonlight , the summertime ritual of outdoor film screenings at the Boston Harbor Hotel , kicked off last week with a showing of “The Way We Were.” The movies, which often include classics or new favorites — like “Dirty Dancing” above — are always free and begin each Friday night at sunset.
Opening Friday Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Brave 5 Broken Cameras Found Memories Goodbye First Love The Invisible War Oslo, August 31 Seeking a Friend for the End of the World Ultrasonic
The fun of any festival is discovery — stumbling on a movie that, with no buzz, marketing or preconceptions behind it, winds up changing your life (or at least the way you see the world).
RATING: (SNOOZING VIEWER) A Little Bit of Heaven Kate Hudson is charming, but the movie is positively ghastly, a travesty about a young woman dying of colon cancer who somehow never loses her hair or her sunny…
Elena Very interesting Russian film, about an older woman married to a wealthy man. The director plays with the audience by making us sympathize with the characters that he finds the most repellent
This week’s DVD selections range from stories of trapped whales to talking dogs.
MINTURN – Load the kids and a picnic up in the wagon (or your car, if you’re not a Minturnite) Saturday and head for Little Beach Park & Amphitheater in Minturn for some free family entertainment. The Minturn Community Fund is Copyright 2012 Vail Daily. All rights reserved
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Whores’ Glory A graphic and depressing but engrossing documentary that explores the lives of prostitutes in Bangkok, Bangladesh and Mexico.
The University of Texas at El Paso will kick off its second season of “Movies on the Lawn†with a screening of Disney’s The Lion King starting at 8:30 p.m. YouTube Video: YouTube Off read more