Can't get my head around it, either, Keith.
Martin (suddenly thinking "money" as the reason as he types)
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Subject : Re: [RE][scifinoir2] Slumdog Millionaire Soars
Date : Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:33:46 +
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haven't been to the Fox since '89, Keith. Can't even remember what I saw
> there. A play, I'm certain of. When I'm done here, I'm checking their web
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I haven't been to the Fox since '89, Keith. Can't even remember what I saw
there. A play, I'm certain of. When I'm done here, I'm checking their web site
to see what's showing.
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I don't have Starz, but do have the Sundance and IFC channels, which i watch
quite a bit. But you know me: I still like going out to the theatre to share
the experience with a crowd. And there's something irreplacably fun about
watching my wife happy as a bug in a rug as long as she can sit up i
Too bad the Oriental lost some of its old flavor and purpose, but that happens
a lot in cities. Atlanta's art houses are typically places that show mainstream
and indie films too, but they hold on to a good flavour. The food should
always be unique at an arthouse. The Tara here used to pop thei
Keith, I live in Milwaukee ("a great place on a great lake!")and my
fair city has two art house theaters: the Downer and the Oriental,
both owned by the Landmark Theater Company. The Oriental used to be a
glorious old-time movie palace with balconies and everything done up
in classic Mandarin
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> > > > > his unlikely run on Millionaire.
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> > > > > Director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting) does several remarkable
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> > > > > Slumdog. He manages to convey the depth and breadth of
Indi
Funny!
We have about three or four art house theatres here in Atlanta. As can be
expected, all are closer to the downtown area, rather than out in the 'burbs.
They're the places to go to see things like The International Tourney of
Animation, Miyazaki's movies, limited releases like "Persepolis"
My art house theater is appropriately named "The Downer."
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> The Tara here in Atlana (love that name, eh?) is an art house type
theatre, too. It aired "Milk" when that was in limited release. Same
with "Doubt". It often gets the films th
The Tara here in Atlana (love that name, eh?) is an art house type theatre,
too. It aired "Milk" when that was in limited release. Same with "Doubt". It
often gets the films that never make it to wide release. I've seen several
British films starring older actors there, as well as stuff like "Mo
Here in Milwaukee "Slumdog" is only playing at Art Houses. I saw it
at an antiquated theater where I hadn't seen a first run movie since
Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown" played there in the last
millennium. Man, it is cold as heck here in Wisconsin and I had to
stand in a line OUTSIDE to pu
It's in theatres, my friend. Just ease on down the road to the Tara on Cheshire
Bridge here in Atlanta. That's where I saw it.
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The *minute* this lands on DVD, it's mine.
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Subject : [scifinoir2] Slumdog Millionaire Soars
Date : Sun, 18 Jan 2009 16:42:18 -
From : "ravenadal"
To : scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Slumdog Millionaire Soars
Slumdog Millionaire is an art
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