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Duck Soup

THE IDES OF MARX It baffles me that everyone spends so much time praising Chaplin’s The Great Dictator when the Marx Brothers’ anarchic anti-fascist farce is so much more biting. “Arguably the funniest movie ever made… only Dr. Strangelove matches its audacity in sending up the follies of nationalism and

Django Unchained

The D may be silent, but the guns seldom are in Tarantino’s epic antebellum revenge saga. See it with someone who wants to stick it to the man. The slave-sploitation classic Mandingo — a key influence on Django — plays Mar 30!

Clash of the Titans

HARRYHAUSEN IN THE HOUSE Forget that the bloated, tedious, overly-CGI’d remake ever happened and release the Kraken of your imagination with this “grand and glorious romantic adventure” (Roger Ebert) that finds equal magic in a titanic sea monster and a friendly clockwork owl.

Anna Karenina

NOMINATED FOR FOUR OSCARS In adapting Tolstoy’s timeless tale of destructive, forbidden love, director Wright (Atonement) and screenwriter Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love) have bested the numerous film versions that came before, delivering an “erotic charge” and a deliberate artificiality that works a “strange and marvelous spell.” (Rolling Stone)

Animal Crackers

THE IDES OF MARX The New York Times said it all in their original review: “The Marx Brothers are to be seen at the Rialto in a further example of amusing nonsense, this time the audible film of Animal Crackers. This mad affair suits the principals and its absurdities brought

Amour

NOMINATED FOR FIVE OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST MOTION PICTURE A tender love story — from Michael Haneke?! Yes and no. Casting two icons of French cinema as an elderly couple facing the inevitable, Haneke “achieves levels of intimacy previously unknown in his work [in a] unique and unforgettable film…. [Jean-Louis Trintignant,

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

PRESENTED BY OTTAWAHORROR.COM Well, technically they meet Frankenstein’s monster — but the title’s inaccuracy is more than made up for by the fact that this monster-ous slapstick classic co-stars Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr. reprising their most famous roles as Dracula and the Wolfman!

Breaker! Breaker!

A DRUNKEN MASTER’S DOJO PRESENTATION –ON 35MM! What does long-haul trucker Chuck Norris do when he learns his brother has disappeared in a town run by a corrupt judge? Break ‘er. And then break ‘er some more.  

Miami Connection

In a world where ninjas dream of being rock stars and rock stars dream of being ninjas, five guys from Orlando, Florida do their best to complicate the order of things when they try to be both at the same time.

Les Misérables

An adaptation of the successful stage musical based on Victor Hugo’s classic novel set in 19th-century France, in which a paroled prisoner named Jean Valjean seeks redemption.

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