Movies
Beverly Hills Cop II
SAY IT LOUD Detective Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) returns to Los Angeles to bring his former bosss would-be assassin to justice in this, the funniest cop movie sequel ever made.
Beverly Hills Cop
SAY IT LOUD Detective Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) travels to Los Angeles to bring his friends killer to justice in this, the funniest cop movie ever made. Double billed with…
Across 110th Street
SAY IT LOUD When three low-rent crooks from the far side of 110th street (where Manhattan ends and Harlem begins) steal a fortune from the mob, its up to a corrupt cop (Anthony Quinn) and his idealistic partner (Yaphet Kotto) to catch the thieves before the gangsters do. Fast-paced,
The Warriors
The Warriors – Screening the week of June 27! Advance ticket info coming soon for The Warriors! In the near future, a charismatic leader summons the street gangs of New York City in a bid to take it over. When he is killed, The Warriors are falsely blamed and
Martha Marcy May Marlene
WINNER, BEST DIRECTOR, SUNDANCE 2011 A young woman named Martha flees a ramshackle cult and seeks refuge at her sisters home but the after-affects of her identity-obliterating experience prove much harder to escape. Hypnotic, narcotic, and trembling on the verge of either dread or redemption or some hazy state
Like Crazy
WINNER, GRAND JUR Y PRIZE, SUNDANCE 2011 Boy meets girl. Boy loses girl when her student visa expires. Boy and girl try to maintain a a transatlantic relationship. “A crazily inventive and totally irresistible tale of first love that makes the familiar seem bittersweet and heartstoppingly new.” [Rolling Stone]
Way, The
After the death of his son Daniel (director Estevez), Tom (Estevezs real-life father, Martin Sheen) flies to the Pyrenees to collect the body and then decides to complete Daniels final trip, an 800-km trek along the Camino de Santiago. Its a long walk, but the scenery is beautiful. Gentle,
Tower Heist
The 99% (represented, improbably enough, by Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy) get their revenge on the 1% (represented, improbably enough, by Alan Alda) in this #occupy caper that finds our heroes attempting to steal back $20 million in pilfered pension funds (yes, from a tower). A smoothly engineered crowd pleaser.
Melancholia
WINNER, BEST ACTRESS CANNES 2011 Sisters Justine (Kirsten Dunst) and Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg) find their already strained relationship deteriorating even further under the stress of Justines wedding oh, and the fact that the Earth is about to be destroyed by a rogue planetoid. Did I mention it’s a Lars
Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS
Exploitation movies dont come much more exploitative than this tale of a warden in a P.O.W. camp who conducts vicious experiments (which mostly look like low-rent bondage fantasies) aimed at proving that women can endure more pain than men. Filmed on the sets of Hogans Heroes, if that helps.