Brute masculinity meets ass-kicking femininity in an orgy of violence and mayhem during which nothing is taken seriously, and the dominant tone is that of a tongue being planted firmly in cheek.
Handicam mockumentary-style media is so in right now. Does the new Eli Roth-produced horror film put the gimmick to good use?
Cary,NC – Koka Booth Amphitheatre finished up its summer movie series last Thursday with “Monster’s Vs. Aliens”. Many families came out with chairs, blankets and picnics.
Story by Lindsey Chester. Pictures from the Galaxy Cinema. Cary, NC- Galaxy Cinema is starting a new its 2010 French Films Series this week with “The 400 Blows,” directed by Francois Truffaut. Other films in the series include “La Femme Nikita”, “Diabolic”, “City of Lost Children”, “Cache” and “Le Cage aux Folles”.
If cinema reflects the culture that produces it, then on the map of the U.S. cultural landscape, Scott Pilgrim is the little dot marked “You Are Here.”
From the adventures of Charlie Chaplin’s tramp to Monty Python’s Upperclass Twits of the Year, comedy has frequently been used to explore themes of economic disparity and class conflict. Dinner For Schmucks is Hollywood’s latest attempt to tackle the widening gap between the rich and the poor – or in its own words, the “winners” and the “losers.”
This week’s release of Salt finds Angelina Jolie kicking butt and taking names – what could go wrong?
The buzz on Twitter is that an IMAX theater is coming to the Regal Crossroads 20 Cinema in Cary. It will be the Triangle’s second IMAX theater.
There is a two-minute sequence in Inception that I’m convinced will one day be viewed with respect to Christopher Nolan the way Psycho’s classic “shower scene” is treated in relation to Hitchcock.
Cary, North Carolina – Call it OzFest. Call it the Emerald City Reborn. But don’t call it just a movie. This Saturday, July 10, Koka Booth Amphitheatre presents The Wizard of Oz with the NC Symphony Orchestra.
If this year’s crop of movies is any indication, Americans are looking for more criminal activity in their relationships. Knight & Day, starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, proves no exception.
Where can you get steamed dumplings and a bottle of Yanjing at the movies? The answer: Right here in Cary.
It’s been 15 years since audiences were first introduced to Woody, Buzz and the gang in the original Toy Story. But does the third installment live up to the first two? Andrew Johnson reviews the film for CaryCitizen.
Far from the action in South Africa, World Cup fever descends on Cary. A pair of events bring the excitement of soccer’s world championship right here to our small town in North Kakalaky.
Cary, NC – The summer movie season is in full swing and a new kids’ blockbuster opens with each passing week. But for children with autism, the movie-going experience can be harsh. The sound is turned up full throttle and the cavernous room is pitch black. It can be both isolating and frightening.
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