| Search: Local Businesses | Web |
-
Going to the Movies?
-
Top 5 at the Box OfficeQuantum of Solace
$70.4 Million
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
$36.1 Million
Role Models
$11.7 Million
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
$5.88 Million
Changeling
$4.25 Million
-
Movie Poll
-
What We Thought
-
Upcoming DVD ReleasesNovember 25, 2008
Fred Claus
Hancock
Meet Dave
Space Chimps
-
Sneak PeeksTerminator: Salvation
Star Trek
Watchmen
Up
The Day the Earth Stood Still
-
DVD Reviews
-
River Market presentsThere are no active stories to display. Please check back later.
-
NEW: Super Savings!!We've worked out deals with some of our area's best businesses to give you 50% off gift certificates! Here is one of this week's featured business:
-
Opening This Week (Scroll Down for More)
Bolt
PG
Bolt has lived his entire life on a TV show set and believes he has superpowers. When he is accidently shipped to the wrong location he learns that the real world is very different than his TV show.
Starring: John Travolta, Miley Cyrus
Official Site
Twilight
PG-13
A teenage girl risks her life when she falls in love with a vampire. Based on the popular book by Stephenie Meyer
Starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson
Official Site
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Drama
PG-13
The son of a Nazi officer befriends a boy held in a concentration camp.
Starring: Asa Butterfield, David Thewlis, Rupert Friend
Official Site
-
Now in Theatres (click on title for more information)
-
Sneak Peek! (Scroll Down for More)
-
Featured DVD
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day
Comedy
PG-13
We really enjoyed this rental. It is a very witty comedy featuring one of today's best actresses Frances McDormand and the very promising up and coming Amy Adams. This is an old fashioned comedy centered on dialog, timing, and situation. It is set in the late 30s, early 40s on the cusp of WWII in England. While the older characters are aware of what is going on around them and are still reeling a bit from their losses in WWI, the young are living for the day and try to avoid the thought of what is coming.
McDormand plays a down on her luck governess who finds herself the social secretary for a young and confused actress/singer, Delysia Lafosse(Amy Adams), who needs help navigating her love life. Miss Guinevere Pettigrew is the perfect person for the job. She has known true love and heartbreak. She immediately knows which path Delysia should take and along the way finds a new love and repairs her own broken heart.
The art direction, music and cinematography are wonderful. The costumes and sets are lovely. The jazz is fantastic throughout the movie. It sets a perfect feel for the story and of course was the music of the youth for that time.
Overall, a very well done picture for adults that does not pretend to be anything it is not. It was very nice to see women with such strong roles and so successfully played.
This movie is not for kids.
-
Movie News from MSNBC
- 10 movies you shouldn’t watch online
- ‘Cool cat’ Travolta is a dog in ‘Bolt’
- A beginner’s guide to ‘Twilight’
- 10 contenders for the best picture Oscar
- Will potential actors’ strike disrupt awards?
- Newsweek: Van Damme on his starring role as himself
- Pattinson surprised by ‘Twilight’ fan fervor
- Kidman says she's unsure about future acting
- Test Pattern: It's ‘Twilight’ time
- DVD reviews: ‘Hancock,’ ‘24: Redemption’
- More on movies