Film Gudie Friday

With Films beging released for the weekend of Setpember 28th
with discrotion from the Detroit Free Press
and trair off of you tube.

"The Kingdom"(R)

Jamie Foxx heads an FBI team on a covert mission in an unidentified country that sounds a lot like Saudi Arabia. He's looking for the terrorists who murdered a building full of Americans in Riyadh. Jennifer Garner also stars.

"The Game Plan"[PG]

With his team on the verge of making the playoffs, flamboyant NFL quarterback Joe Kingman (the Rock) discovers he has a 7-year-old daughter (Madison Pettis) and fumbles his way into parenthood.

"Across the Universe"[PG-13]

A love story set against the backdrop of the 1960s and set to Beatles tunes.

"Feast of Love"[R]

Greg Kinnear is Bradley, owner of the coffee shop that serves as the hub of the story. Morgan Freeman is wise, grieving professor Harry, with little-known beauty Alexa Davalos taking the role of waitress Chloe.

Playing at the Main Art Theater in Royal Oak

"Trade"[R]

The international sex trade is examined in this drama.

Playing at the Maple Art Theater in Bloomfield Hills

"In the Shadow of the Moon"[PG]

This documentary about NASA's manned moon expeditions is told by the surviving astronauts who took the trip and through stunning footage, some never before seen.

"Deep Water"[PG]

A documentary about the disastrous 1968 round-the-world yacht race.

"Vanaja"[NR]

A drama about a young girl coming of age in caste-conscious southern India.

[Could not find it on you tube]

and playing this weekend at the Detroit Film Theater at the D.I.A.

WAR AND PEACE
(USSR—1968—directed by Sergei Bondarchuk)

Director/star/co-writer Sergei Bondarchuk’s Academy Award winning, unimaginably spectacular adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s classic novel remains to this day the most expensive motion picture ever made, costing $100,000,000 in 1960s dollars; multiply by nearly 7 for the equivalent cost today. Long before computer animation made it easier, Bondarchuk had to actually assemble 100,000 extras for the film’s jaw-dropping battles, including the awesome Battle of Borodino, a scene that the Chicago Tribune called “beyond question the cinema’s best and most elaborate battle sequence.” Originally cut by nearly an hour and dubbed for U.S. release, this subtitled and more complete version of War and Peace – as engaging on the human level as it is on the visual – runs nearly seven hours in all, and will be shown in two parts with a separate admission for each part. Parts I and II can be seen on separate days or together in a single marathon screening on Sunday. (Part I, 3 hours and 51 min. plus intermission; Part II, 3 hours plus intermission)

Playing this weekend at 7 PM on Friday and Sunday
with both part palying Sunday at 2 PM and 7 PM

What New At the Discount theater
[A.K.A. Cinemark Movies 16 in Warren]

BECOMING JANE (PG)
TALK TO ME (R)
TRANSFORMERS (PG-13)

Opening up everywhere in Detroit Theater Next Week

Feel the Noise (PG-13)

After a run-in with local thugs, a talented Harlem rapper is forced to hide in Puerto Rico, but finds his salvation in Reggaeton beats.

The Heartbreak Kid (R)

Ben Stiller stars as a newlywed who realizes his dream girl is
a nightmare, and falls for another woman on his honeymoon.

The Seeker: The Dark is Rising (PG)

A young man discovers he is the last of a group of immortals dedicated to fighting dark forces of evil, unimaginable power.