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Robert Roten
Dec 1, 2016, 9:18:32 PM12/1/16
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Greetings fellow film fans:
Lots of new movies in town this week, including that old holiday
favorite, "The Santa Clause".
There are two films getting good reviews opening at the Fox Theater on
Friday, December 2, the science fiction film "Arrival", and the teen
romantic drama "The Edge of Seventeen".
The final film in the Sundries of the World free Asian film series at
the library is "Water" showing Sunday, December 4 at 7 p.m. at the
Albany County Public Library, 8th and Grand.
Sundries of the World Free Asian Film Series: Water (India — 2005). Free
admission and snacks. Eight year old Chuyia, newly widowed, must go to
live with other outcast widows on an ashram in 1938 India. Her presence,
and Mahatma Gandhi's groundbreaking philosophies, transform the place.
This Oscar-nominated Indian film won 16 international film awards. Rated
PG-13, running time 117 minutes.
This series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and is
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
There are four movie showing on campus Friday, two double features
showing at the same time on the same day.
7220 Entertainment presents a double feature of "American Honey" and
"White Girl" will be shown on Friday, Dec. 2. American Honey will be
showing at 6:30 p.m. and White Girl will be showing at 10 p.m. in the
University of Wyoming Union Family Room. Both showings will include
closed captioning and are R-rated. These are free and open to the public.
American Honey is a story about “A teenage girl with nothing to lose
joins a traveling magazine sales crew, and gets caught up in a whirlwind
of hard partying, law bending and young love as she criss-crosses the
Midwest with a band of misfits.”
White Girl is about “A college girl falls hard for a guy she just met.
After a night of partying goes wrong, she goes to wild extremes to get
him back.” Quotes from IMDB.com.
Another double feature on campus, also on Friday, Dec. 2, also starting
at 6:30 p.m. at the Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center Auditorium,
room 138, 10th & Lewis. Both shows are free and open to the public.
The first show of the double feature is the Wyoming premiere of "End
of Snow". The stars of the show will speak on a panel about their
experience and taking an idea from inspiration to delivery.
The second film is "Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science" that
follows scientists across the globe in a quest to better understand how
to discuss science.
At noon (doors open at 11:30 a.m.) on Saturday, December 3, the holiday
favorite, "The Santa Clause", starring Tim Allen, will be shown for free
at the Gryphon Theatre in the Laramie Plains Civic Center, 8th and Garfield.
At the Fox Theater:
Allied -- C+
Arrival -- B
Bad Santa -- C
Doctor Strange -- B
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them -- B+
Moana -- B
At the library on December 4: Water -- B
At the Gryphon Theatre: The Santa Clause -- B
At UW:
America Honey -- B+
White Girl -- C+
New video releases this week:
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie -- C+
The BFG -- B
Don't Breathe -- B
Pete's Dragon -- B
The Wild Life -- C
New at Red Box and Netflix:
Nine Lives -- C+
The Wild Life -- C
Thanks to our sponsors, the Alibi Pub, Mizu Sushi restaurant and The
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
"You politicians have stayed professionals only because the voters have
remained amateurs."
— Mary Matthews (played by Katharine Hepburn) in "State of the Union"
(1948).
Lots of new movies in town this week, including that old holiday
favorite, "The Santa Clause".
There are two films getting good reviews opening at the Fox Theater on
Friday, December 2, the science fiction film "Arrival", and the teen
romantic drama "The Edge of Seventeen".
The final film in the Sundries of the World free Asian film series at
the library is "Water" showing Sunday, December 4 at 7 p.m. at the
Albany County Public Library, 8th and Grand.
Sundries of the World Free Asian Film Series: Water (India — 2005). Free
admission and snacks. Eight year old Chuyia, newly widowed, must go to
live with other outcast widows on an ashram in 1938 India. Her presence,
and Mahatma Gandhi's groundbreaking philosophies, transform the place.
This Oscar-nominated Indian film won 16 international film awards. Rated
PG-13, running time 117 minutes.
This series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and is
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
There are four movie showing on campus Friday, two double features
showing at the same time on the same day.
7220 Entertainment presents a double feature of "American Honey" and
"White Girl" will be shown on Friday, Dec. 2. American Honey will be
showing at 6:30 p.m. and White Girl will be showing at 10 p.m. in the
University of Wyoming Union Family Room. Both showings will include
closed captioning and are R-rated. These are free and open to the public.
American Honey is a story about “A teenage girl with nothing to lose
joins a traveling magazine sales crew, and gets caught up in a whirlwind
of hard partying, law bending and young love as she criss-crosses the
Midwest with a band of misfits.”
White Girl is about “A college girl falls hard for a guy she just met.
After a night of partying goes wrong, she goes to wild extremes to get
him back.” Quotes from IMDB.com.
Another double feature on campus, also on Friday, Dec. 2, also starting
at 6:30 p.m. at the Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center Auditorium,
room 138, 10th & Lewis. Both shows are free and open to the public.
The first show of the double feature is the Wyoming premiere of "End
of Snow". The stars of the show will speak on a panel about their
experience and taking an idea from inspiration to delivery.
The second film is "Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science" that
follows scientists across the globe in a quest to better understand how
to discuss science.
At noon (doors open at 11:30 a.m.) on Saturday, December 3, the holiday
favorite, "The Santa Clause", starring Tim Allen, will be shown for free
at the Gryphon Theatre in the Laramie Plains Civic Center, 8th and Garfield.
At the Fox Theater:
Allied -- C+
Arrival -- B
Bad Santa -- C
Doctor Strange -- B
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them -- B+
Moana -- B
At the library on December 4: Water -- B
At the Gryphon Theatre: The Santa Clause -- B
At UW:
America Honey -- B+
White Girl -- C+
New video releases this week:
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie -- C+
The BFG -- B
Don't Breathe -- B
Pete's Dragon -- B
The Wild Life -- C
New at Red Box and Netflix:
Nine Lives -- C+
The Wild Life -- C
Thanks to our sponsors, the Alibi Pub, Mizu Sushi restaurant and The
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
"You politicians have stayed professionals only because the voters have
remained amateurs."
— Mary Matthews (played by Katharine Hepburn) in "State of the Union"
(1948).
Robert Roten
Dec 7, 2016, 6:50:29 PM12/7/16
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Greetings fellow film fans:
Two of the top movies of 2016, "Moonlight" and "Loving" open this week
at the Fox Theater in Laramie.
Loving opens Thursday, December 8 and Moonlight opens Friday, December 9.
Moonlight tells the story of a black youth growing up in difficult
circumstances, who is befriended by a drug dealer and his girlfriend.
Loving is based on the true story of the interracial couple whose case
before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned all state laws prohibiting
interracial marriage, establishing marriage as a basic right, which also
eventually paved the way toward legalization of gay marriage.
Both of these films are rated among the year's best.
Don't forget the live performance of one of the best stage and movie
musicals in recent years, "Hairspray" at 7 p.m. tonight (Wednesday,
December 7) on NBC.
A couple of made for TV Disney movies will be shown on campus for free
on Friday, December 9.
"The Even Stevens Movie" will be shown at 10 p.m. in Half Acre Gym and
"Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century" shows at 11:30 p.m. These 7220
Entertainment "Destressor" shows are free and open to the public.
Here are the critic reviews on movies playing in Laramie this week:
Allied -- C+
Arrival -- B
Bad Santa 2 -- C
Moana -- B
Moonlight -- B+
Office Christmas Party -- C (opens Thursday)
Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century -- C
Leaving this week (last day to see these is Thursday, December 8)
Allied -- C+
Bad Santa 2 -- C
The Great Gilly Hopkins -- C
The Hollars -- C+
In Order of Disappearance -- B
Jack Goes Home -- C
Jason Bourne -- C+
Kicks -- B+
The Late Bloomer -- C
Ordinary World -- C
The Secret Life of Pets -- C+
Note: New video releases, "Don't Think Twice", "Kicks" and "Hell or High
Water" are all rated among the best films of 2016
New videos this week at Red Box and Netflix
Bad Moms -- C+
Don't Breathe -- C+
Hands of Stone -- C
Hell or High Water -- B+
Krampus -- C
Mechanic Resurrection -- C
Two of the top movies of 2016, "Moonlight" and "Loving" open this week
at the Fox Theater in Laramie.
Loving opens Thursday, December 8 and Moonlight opens Friday, December 9.
Moonlight tells the story of a black youth growing up in difficult
circumstances, who is befriended by a drug dealer and his girlfriend.
Loving is based on the true story of the interracial couple whose case
before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned all state laws prohibiting
interracial marriage, establishing marriage as a basic right, which also
eventually paved the way toward legalization of gay marriage.
Both of these films are rated among the year's best.
Don't forget the live performance of one of the best stage and movie
musicals in recent years, "Hairspray" at 7 p.m. tonight (Wednesday,
December 7) on NBC.
A couple of made for TV Disney movies will be shown on campus for free
on Friday, December 9.
"The Even Stevens Movie" will be shown at 10 p.m. in Half Acre Gym and
"Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century" shows at 11:30 p.m. These 7220
Entertainment "Destressor" shows are free and open to the public.
Here are the critic reviews on movies playing in Laramie this week:
Allied -- C+
Arrival -- B
Doctor Strange -- B
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
The Even Stevens Movie -- C
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them -- B+
Loving -- B
Moana -- B
Moonlight -- B+
Office Christmas Party -- C (opens Thursday)
Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century -- C
Leaving this week (last day to see these is Thursday, December 8)
Allied -- C+
Bad Santa 2 -- C
Doctor Strange -- B
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
The Edge of Seventeen -- B
New video releases this week
Don't Think Twice -- B+
The Great Gilly Hopkins -- C
The Hollars -- C+
In Order of Disappearance -- B
Jack Goes Home -- C
Jason Bourne -- C+
Kicks -- B+
The Late Bloomer -- C
Ordinary World -- C
The Secret Life of Pets -- C+
Note: New video releases, "Don't Think Twice", "Kicks" and "Hell or High
Water" are all rated among the best films of 2016
New videos this week at Red Box and Netflix
Bad Moms -- C+
Don't Breathe -- C+
Hands of Stone -- C
Hell or High Water -- B+
Krampus -- C
Mechanic Resurrection -- C
Robert Roten
Dec 15, 2016, 2:27:33 PM12/15/16
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Greetings fellow film fans:
The new Star Wars movie opens tonight (Thursday, Dec. 15) at the Fox
Theater in Laramie. It rates a B, or 72 out of 100 according to the
MRQE.com site's critic metric, which is a bit higher than Metacritic's
rating of 66 out of 100 (most Hollywood releases are in the 50 to 60 range).
Two of the year's best films, Loving and Moonlight, will be leaving
Friday, so the last day to see them is today (Thursday, Dec. 15).
Also at the Fox, and sticking around for another week, are:
Arrival -- B
Ben-Hur (remake) -- C
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Brother Nature -- C
Equity -- C+
Florence Foster Jenkins -- B
Little Men -- C+
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children -- C+
Morgan -- C
Southside With You -- C+
Suicide Squad -- C+
New this week at Red Box and Netflix:
Ben-Hur (remake) -- C
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Brother Nature -- C
Florence Foster Jenkins -- B
Green is Gold -- C+
Harley and the Davidsons -- C
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children -- C+
Thanks to our sponsors, the Alibi Pub, Mizu Sushi restaurant and The
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
From "Election" -- Tracy Flick (played by Reese Witherspoon):
“You might think it upset me that Paul Metzler had decided to run
against me but nothing could be further from the truth. He was no
competition for me; it was like apples and oranges. I had to work a
little harder, that’s all, see I believe in the voters; they understand
that elections aren’t just popularity contests, they know this country
was built by people just like me who work very hard and don’t have
everything handed to them on a silver spoon.”
The new Star Wars movie opens tonight (Thursday, Dec. 15) at the Fox
Theater in Laramie. It rates a B, or 72 out of 100 according to the
MRQE.com site's critic metric, which is a bit higher than Metacritic's
rating of 66 out of 100 (most Hollywood releases are in the 50 to 60 range).
Two of the year's best films, Loving and Moonlight, will be leaving
Friday, so the last day to see them is today (Thursday, Dec. 15).
Also at the Fox, and sticking around for another week, are:
Arrival -- B
Office Christmas Party -- C
Moana -- B
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them -- B+
New on video this week:
Ben-Hur (remake) -- C
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Brother Nature -- C
Equity -- C+
Florence Foster Jenkins -- B
Little Men -- C+
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children -- C+
Morgan -- C
Southside With You -- C+
Suicide Squad -- C+
New this week at Red Box and Netflix:
Ben-Hur (remake) -- C
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Brother Nature -- C
Florence Foster Jenkins -- B
Green is Gold -- C+
Harley and the Davidsons -- C
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children -- C+
Pete's Dragon -- B
Southside With You -- C+
Thanks to our sponsors, the Alibi Pub, Mizu Sushi restaurant and The
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
“You might think it upset me that Paul Metzler had decided to run
against me but nothing could be further from the truth. He was no
competition for me; it was like apples and oranges. I had to work a
little harder, that’s all, see I believe in the voters; they understand
that elections aren’t just popularity contests, they know this country
was built by people just like me who work very hard and don’t have
everything handed to them on a silver spoon.”
Robert Roten
Dec 21, 2016, 5:59:25 PM12/21/16
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Greetings fellow film fans:
There is news about new movies in town, Christmas movies, and a new free
foreign film series at the Albany County Public Library, which begins in
January.
Due to the holiday, I guess, new movies opened at the Fox Theater a few
days early this week and some movies from earlier this week, like
"Arrival," "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "Office
Christmas Party" have already skipped town instead of sticking around
through Thursday.
Of the three new movies in town, only one, the animated musical "Sing"
is getting better than average reviews. The other two are the science
fiction film "Passengers" and the action film based on a video game,
"Assassin's Creed".
Here is the proposed schedule for the Albany County Public Library
Sundries of the World Film Series (free admission and snacks) Winter
Spring of 2017:
1/8/17 Chinese Puzzle (France)
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/19/17 Neither Heaven Nor Earth (France)
2/26/17 Big Bad Wolves (Israel)
3/5/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/12/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/19/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/26/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
4/2/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/9/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/16/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/23/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/30/17 The Deep (Iceland)
5/7/16 Lebanon (Israel)
5/14/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/21/17 Intouchables (France)
This foreign film series is co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
Here are the new video releases for this week, with critic's ratings:
31 -- C (horror film)
The Disappointments Room -- C
Goat -- C+
Greater -- C (inspirational sports movie)
Hitchcock/Truffaut -- B
It Had to be You -- C+
The Magnificent Seven -- C+ (Western remake with diversity added)
Maximum Ride -- C
Oasis: Supersonic -- C+ (music documentary)
Roseanne for President! -- C+ (documentary about Roseanne Barr's run for
president)
Storks -- C+ (animated comedy)
Sully -- B
New video releases at Red Box and Netflix:
31 -- C
Dad's Army -- C
Goat -- C+
It Had to be You -- C+
Kubo and the Two Strings -- B
Maximum Ride -- C
Suicide Squad -- C+
War Dogs -- B
Christmas movies:
Love Actually
Miracle on 34th St. (the original)
Rise of the Guardians
The Santa Clause
Other popular Christmas movies:
A Christmas Story
It's a Wonderful Life
Critics ratings on the movies in town:
Assassin's Creed -- D+
Sing -- C+
Moana -- B
Passengers -- C
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
There is news about new movies in town, Christmas movies, and a new free
foreign film series at the Albany County Public Library, which begins in
January.
Due to the holiday, I guess, new movies opened at the Fox Theater a few
days early this week and some movies from earlier this week, like
"Arrival," "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "Office
Christmas Party" have already skipped town instead of sticking around
through Thursday.
Of the three new movies in town, only one, the animated musical "Sing"
is getting better than average reviews. The other two are the science
fiction film "Passengers" and the action film based on a video game,
"Assassin's Creed".
Here is the proposed schedule for the Albany County Public Library
Sundries of the World Film Series (free admission and snacks) Winter
Spring of 2017:
1/8/17 Chinese Puzzle (France)
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/19/17 Neither Heaven Nor Earth (France)
2/26/17 Big Bad Wolves (Israel)
3/5/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/12/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/19/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/26/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
4/2/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/9/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/16/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/23/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/30/17 The Deep (Iceland)
5/7/16 Lebanon (Israel)
5/14/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/21/17 Intouchables (France)
This foreign film series is co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
Here are the new video releases for this week, with critic's ratings:
31 -- C (horror film)
The Disappointments Room -- C
Goat -- C+
Greater -- C (inspirational sports movie)
Hitchcock/Truffaut -- B
It Had to be You -- C+
The Magnificent Seven -- C+ (Western remake with diversity added)
Maximum Ride -- C
Oasis: Supersonic -- C+ (music documentary)
Roseanne for President! -- C+ (documentary about Roseanne Barr's run for
president)
Storks -- C+ (animated comedy)
Sully -- B
New video releases at Red Box and Netflix:
31 -- C
Dad's Army -- C
Goat -- C+
It Had to be You -- C+
Kubo and the Two Strings -- B
Maximum Ride -- C
Suicide Squad -- C+
War Dogs -- B
Christmas movies:
Love Actually
Miracle on 34th St. (the original)
Rise of the Guardians
The Santa Clause
Other popular Christmas movies:
A Christmas Story
It's a Wonderful Life
Critics ratings on the movies in town:
Assassin's Creed -- D+
Sing -- C+
Moana -- B
Passengers -- C
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Robert Roten
Dec 29, 2016, 8:54:21 PM12/29/16
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Greetings fellow film fans:
There has been a change in the schedule for the upcoming free foreign
film series at the Albany County Public Library. Here is the new schedule:
1/8/17 Chinese Puzzle (France)
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/19/17 Big Bad Wolves (Israel)
2/26/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/5/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/12/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/19/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
3/26/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/2/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/9/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/16/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/23/17 The Deep (Iceland)
4/30/17 Lebanon (Israel)
5/7/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/14/17 Intouchables (France)
The change involves removal of the film "Neither Heaven Nor Earth" and
moving the dates back on a number of films in the series so that it ends
on May 14 instead of May 21.
This Sundries of the World winter and spring foreign film series is
sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and co-sponsored by the
Laramie Film Society. Admission is free to all films in the series. Each
film starts at 7 p.m. at the library. Snacks (popcorn, candy and soft
drinks) are also free.
The Laramie Film Society, along with donations from the LFS summer film
series patrons, will be paying for a Film Movement Membership for the
County Library. This will add 12 new films, mostly foreign films, to the
library's DVD collection. This will also cover permanent public
performance rights on these 12 films, covering public showings of these
films at the library.
For more about the Film Movement membership club, see this web page:
http://www.filmmovement.com/filmclub.asp
There are no new movies in town this week.
Here are the critics ratings on the movies at the Fox Theater:
Assassin's Creed -- C
Passengers -- B
Why Him? -- C
Here are the new video releases this week:
American Honey -- B
Coming Through the Rye -- C+
Dog Eat Dog -- C
In a Valley of Violence -- B
No Manches Frida -- D
Pet -- D
Snowden -- C+
When the Bough Breaks -- C
Here are the new videos at Red Box and Netflix this week:
The Magnificent Seven -- C+
Storks -- C+
Here is a list of some top films of 2016, some of which are available in
home video formats:
Arrival
The Handmaiden
Hell or High Water
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Nocturnal Animals
La La Land
Manchester By the Sea
Moonlight
A Monster Calls
Paterson
Animated films:
Finding Dory
The Red Turtle
Zootopia
Documentaries
13th
Cameraperson
I Am Not Your Negro
O.J.: Made in America
Weiner
Foreign language
Elle – France
The Handmaiden – South Korea
Neruda – Chile
The Salesman – Iran
Toni Erdmann – Germany
There has been a change in the schedule for the upcoming free foreign
film series at the Albany County Public Library. Here is the new schedule:
1/8/17 Chinese Puzzle (France)
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/26/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/5/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/12/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/19/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
3/26/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/2/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/9/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/16/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/23/17 The Deep (Iceland)
4/30/17 Lebanon (Israel)
5/7/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/14/17 Intouchables (France)
The change involves removal of the film "Neither Heaven Nor Earth" and
moving the dates back on a number of films in the series so that it ends
on May 14 instead of May 21.
This Sundries of the World winter and spring foreign film series is
sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and co-sponsored by the
Laramie Film Society. Admission is free to all films in the series. Each
film starts at 7 p.m. at the library. Snacks (popcorn, candy and soft
drinks) are also free.
The Laramie Film Society, along with donations from the LFS summer film
series patrons, will be paying for a Film Movement Membership for the
County Library. This will add 12 new films, mostly foreign films, to the
library's DVD collection. This will also cover permanent public
performance rights on these 12 films, covering public showings of these
films at the library.
For more about the Film Movement membership club, see this web page:
http://www.filmmovement.com/filmclub.asp
There are no new movies in town this week.
Here are the critics ratings on the movies at the Fox Theater:
Assassin's Creed -- C
Passengers -- B
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Sing -- C+
Why Him? -- C
Here are the new video releases this week:
American Honey -- B
Coming Through the Rye -- C+
Dog Eat Dog -- C
In a Valley of Violence -- B
No Manches Frida -- D
Pet -- D
Snowden -- C+
When the Bough Breaks -- C
Here are the new videos at Red Box and Netflix this week:
The Magnificent Seven -- C+
Pete's Dragon -- B
Sully -- B
Storks -- C+
Here is a list of some top films of 2016, some of which are available in
home video formats:
Arrival
The Handmaiden
Hell or High Water
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Nocturnal Animals
La La Land
Manchester By the Sea
Moonlight
A Monster Calls
Paterson
Animated films:
Finding Dory
Kubo and the Two Strings
Moana
The Red Turtle
Zootopia
Documentaries
13th
Cameraperson
I Am Not Your Negro
O.J.: Made in America
Weiner
Foreign language
Elle – France
The Handmaiden – South Korea
Neruda – Chile
The Salesman – Iran
Toni Erdmann – Germany
Robert Roten
Jan 4, 2017, 5:17:58 PM1/4/17
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Greetings fellow film fans:
There is one acclaimed movie opening at the Fox Theater Laramie on
Friday, January 6, "Fences", starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis,
both of whom have been nominated for Golden Globe and Screen Actors
Guild awards for their performances in this film set in the 1950s.
"Fences" won the American Film Institute's Film of the Year Award for
2016, and Viola Davis has already won more than a dozen acting awards
from critics groups for her performance in this film.
The Winter-Spring Sundries of the World free foreign language film
series at The Albany County Public Library opens on Sunday, January 8
with the French film "Chinese Puzzle" (Casse-tête chinois - 2013) at 7
p.m. at the library, 8th and Grand.
In "Chinese Puzzle", a 40-year-old divorced father of two cannot cope
with his children moving to New York with their mother, so he moves
there to be close to them. Rated R, 157 minutes. Languages, French,
English, Spanish, Chinese and Yiddish.
This free winter-spring film series features 19 award winning foreign
language films. All films will be shown on Sunday nights at 7 p.m. at
the library, Eighth and Grand from January 8 through May 14, 2017. The
films, which are open to the public, are all shown on a big screen with
a surround sound system. Admission is free to all films, and so are the
snacks.
Here is the schedule for the rest of the films in this series:
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/19/17 Big Bad Wolves (Israel)
2/26/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/5/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/12/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/19/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
3/26/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/2/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/9/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/16/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/23/17 The Deep (Iceland)
4/30/17 Lebanon (Israel)
5/7/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/14/17 Intouchables (France)
One film, "Assassin's Creed" will be leaving town on Friday, January 6.
Opening Friday, along with "Fences" is the fourth sequel in the
Underworld series, "Underworld: Blood Wars".
Here are the critic's ratings on the films showing in Laramie:
Assassin's Creed -- C
Fences -- B
Why Him? -- C
New on video this week
Ace The Case: Manhattan Mystery -- C
Blair Witch -- C
Denial -- B
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life -- C+
Mr. Pig -- C
Natural Selection -- C
Operation Avalanche -- C+
New at Red Box and Netflix this week.
Blair Witch -- C
There is one acclaimed movie opening at the Fox Theater Laramie on
Friday, January 6, "Fences", starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis,
both of whom have been nominated for Golden Globe and Screen Actors
Guild awards for their performances in this film set in the 1950s.
"Fences" won the American Film Institute's Film of the Year Award for
2016, and Viola Davis has already won more than a dozen acting awards
from critics groups for her performance in this film.
The Winter-Spring Sundries of the World free foreign language film
series at The Albany County Public Library opens on Sunday, January 8
with the French film "Chinese Puzzle" (Casse-tête chinois - 2013) at 7
p.m. at the library, 8th and Grand.
In "Chinese Puzzle", a 40-year-old divorced father of two cannot cope
with his children moving to New York with their mother, so he moves
there to be close to them. Rated R, 157 minutes. Languages, French,
English, Spanish, Chinese and Yiddish.
This free winter-spring film series features 19 award winning foreign
language films. All films will be shown on Sunday nights at 7 p.m. at
the library, Eighth and Grand from January 8 through May 14, 2017. The
films, which are open to the public, are all shown on a big screen with
a surround sound system. Admission is free to all films, and so are the
snacks.
Here is the schedule for the rest of the films in this series:
1/15/17 Illegal (Belgium)
1/22/17 Son of Saul (Hungary)
1/29/17 Of Horses and Men (Iceland)
2/5/17 Victoria (Germany)
2/12/17 4 Months 3 Weeks 2 Days (Romania)
2/19/17 Big Bad Wolves (Israel)
2/26/17 The Dinner (Italy)
3/5/17 Samsara (Everywhere)
3/12/17 You, the Living (Sweden)
3/19/17 Sin Nombre (Mexico)
3/26/17 The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Romania)
4/2/17 City of God (Brazil)
4/9/17 Reprise (Norway)
4/16/17 Juan of the Dead (Cuba)
4/23/17 The Deep (Iceland)
4/30/17 Lebanon (Israel)
5/7/17 Schneider vs. Bax (Denmark)
5/14/17 Intouchables (France)
Opening Friday, along with "Fences" is the fourth sequel in the
Underworld series, "Underworld: Blood Wars".
Here are the critic's ratings on the films showing in Laramie:
Assassin's Creed -- C
Passengers -- B
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Sing -- C+
Underworld: Blood Wars -- D
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Sing -- C+
Why Him? -- C
New on video this week
Blair Witch -- C
Denial -- B
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life -- C+
Mr. Pig -- C
Natural Selection -- C
Operation Avalanche -- C+
New at Red Box and Netflix this week.
Blair Witch -- C
In a Valley of Violence -- B
Jason Bourne -- C+
The Secret Life of Pets -- C+
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life -- C+
Robert Roten
Jan 11, 2017, 6:33:45 PM1/11/17
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Greetings fellow film fans:
If you haven't seen "Manchester by the Sea" yet (a probable Best Picture
Oscar nominee this year) you still have time to catch it before it
leaves town this week. The last day to see it at the Fox Theater is
Thursday, January 12.
The film "Hidden Figures," about the unsung women math heroes of the
early space program in the 1960s, opens Friday, January 13, at the Fox
Theater in Laramie. This is one of the films starring black actors,
along with "Fences" that presenters at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday
got wrong when they twice called it "Hidden Fences." I guess they had
not seen either film. All the Golden Globe voters saw this year was "La
La Land" it appears.
Another good film opens Thursday, January 12 at the Fox, "Patriots Day",
starring Mark Wahlberg, a drama about the 2013 terrorist bombings in Boston.
On Sunday, January 15, "Illégal" (2010 - Belgium, Luxembourg, France)
plays at 7 p.m. at the Albany County Public Library, Eighth and Grand.
Admission and snacks are free.
"Illégal" is the second film in the Sundries of the World winter-spring
film series. This intense drama follows a former Russian teacher living
illegally in Belgium who is captured and is fighting against a brutal
system trying to deport her. This film won seven international film
awards including the SACD (Directors' Fortnight) Prize at the 2010
Cannes Film Festival. Rated PG-13, running time 90 minutes, languages,
French, English and Russian.
For more about the free winter-spring Sundries of the World Film Series
at the Albany County Public Library, check the following site for
ratings, reviews, synopses and a schedule of upcoming films:
http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news
This film series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and
Hidden Figures -- B (opens Friday)
Illégal -- (Sunday only)
Manchester by the Sea -- B+
Monster Trucks -- C (opens Friday)
Passengers -- B
Patriots Day -- B (opens Thursday)
Why Him? -- C (gone by Friday)
If you haven't seen "Manchester by the Sea" yet (a probable Best Picture
Oscar nominee this year) you still have time to catch it before it
leaves town this week. The last day to see it at the Fox Theater is
Thursday, January 12.
The film "Hidden Figures," about the unsung women math heroes of the
early space program in the 1960s, opens Friday, January 13, at the Fox
Theater in Laramie. This is one of the films starring black actors,
along with "Fences" that presenters at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday
got wrong when they twice called it "Hidden Fences." I guess they had
not seen either film. All the Golden Globe voters saw this year was "La
La Land" it appears.
Another good film opens Thursday, January 12 at the Fox, "Patriots Day",
starring Mark Wahlberg, a drama about the 2013 terrorist bombings in Boston.
On Sunday, January 15, "Illégal" (2010 - Belgium, Luxembourg, France)
plays at 7 p.m. at the Albany County Public Library, Eighth and Grand.
Admission and snacks are free.
"Illégal" is the second film in the Sundries of the World winter-spring
film series. This intense drama follows a former Russian teacher living
illegally in Belgium who is captured and is fighting against a brutal
system trying to deport her. This film won seven international film
awards including the SACD (Directors' Fortnight) Prize at the 2010
Cannes Film Festival. Rated PG-13, running time 90 minutes, languages,
French, English and Russian.
For more about the free winter-spring Sundries of the World Film Series
at the Albany County Public Library, check the following site for
ratings, reviews, synopses and a schedule of upcoming films:
http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news
This film series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
Here are the critics ratings on movies showing in Laramie:
Hidden Figures -- B (opens Friday)
Illégal -- (Sunday only)
Manchester by the Sea -- B+
Monster Trucks -- C (opens Friday)
Passengers -- B
Patriots Day -- B (opens Thursday)
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Sing -- C+
Underworld: Blood Wars -- D+ (gone by Friday)
Sing -- C+
Why Him? -- C (gone by Friday)
Robert Roten
Jan 18, 2017, 7:09:04 PM1/18/17
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Greetings fellow film fans:
While you are waiting for the over-rated musical "La La Land", here is a
musical playing on the big screen in Laramie that is worthy: "Singin' in
the Rain".
"Singin’ in the Rain" 65th Anniversary (1952) presented by TCM plays
tonight (Wednesday, January 18) at 7 p.m. at the Fox Theater. This is
the last time it will play here, at least in the forseeable future.
One of the best movies in recent years, the multi-award-winning "Son of
Saul" (2015) plays on Sunday, January 22 at 7 p.m. at the Albany County
Public Library. Free admission and snacks.
Son of Saul -- In the horror of 1944 Auschwitz, a prisoner forced to
burn the corpses of his own people finds moral purpose in a dangerous
attempt to properly bury the body of a boy he takes to be his son. This
film won many awards, including both the Oscar and Golden Globe awards
for best foreign film. Rated R, running time one hour and 47 minutes.
Languages: Hungarian, Yiddish, German, Russian, Polish, French, Greek,
Slovak and Hebrew.
This film is part of the Sundries of the World Foreign film series at
the Albany County Public Library. The series is sponsored by the Albany
Thursday, January 19) are:
Passengers
Opening on Thursday, January 19 are these two films:
Split
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage
Critics ratings on movies showing in Laramie (A-F scale):
Hidden Figures -- B
Monster Trucks -- C
Son of Saul (Saul fia) -- B+
Split -- B
New video releases this week:
The Girl on the Train -- C
Keeping Up with the Joneses -- C+
Long Way North -- B
Ouija: Origin of Evil -- C+
The Whole Truth -- C
Last week's video releases (I forgot):
The Accountant -- B
The Birth of a Nation -- B
Closet Monster -- B
Deepwater Horizon -- B
Kevin Hart: What Now? -- C+
New videos at Red Box and Netflix:
Hunt for the Wilderpeople -- A
The Whole Truth -- C
Last week:
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Deepwater Horizon -- B
While you are waiting for the over-rated musical "La La Land", here is a
musical playing on the big screen in Laramie that is worthy: "Singin' in
the Rain".
"Singin’ in the Rain" 65th Anniversary (1952) presented by TCM plays
tonight (Wednesday, January 18) at 7 p.m. at the Fox Theater. This is
the last time it will play here, at least in the forseeable future.
One of the best movies in recent years, the multi-award-winning "Son of
Saul" (2015) plays on Sunday, January 22 at 7 p.m. at the Albany County
Public Library. Free admission and snacks.
Son of Saul -- In the horror of 1944 Auschwitz, a prisoner forced to
burn the corpses of his own people finds moral purpose in a dangerous
attempt to properly bury the body of a boy he takes to be his son. This
film won many awards, including both the Oscar and Golden Globe awards
for best foreign film. Rated R, running time one hour and 47 minutes.
Languages: Hungarian, Yiddish, German, Russian, Polish, French, Greek,
Slovak and Hebrew.
This film is part of the Sundries of the World Foreign film series at
the Albany County Public Library. The series is sponsored by the Albany
County Public Library and co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
Movies leaving town on Friday, January 20 (last day to see them in
Thursday, January 19) are:
Passengers
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Underworld: Blood Wars
Opening on Thursday, January 19 are these two films:
Split
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage
Critics ratings on movies showing in Laramie (A-F scale):
Hidden Figures -- B
Monster Trucks -- C
Passengers -- B
Patriots Day -- B
Patriots Day -- B
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story -- B
Sing -- B
Son of Saul (Saul fia) -- B+
Split -- B
Underworld: Blood Wars -- D+
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage -- C+
New video releases this week:
The Girl on the Train -- C
Keeping Up with the Joneses -- C+
Long Way North -- B
Ouija: Origin of Evil -- C+
The Whole Truth -- C
Last week's video releases (I forgot):
The Accountant -- B
The Birth of a Nation -- B
Closet Monster -- B
Deepwater Horizon -- B
Kevin Hart: What Now? -- C+
New videos at Red Box and Netflix:
Hunt for the Wilderpeople -- A
The Whole Truth -- C
Last week:
Bridget Jones's Baby -- C+
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children -- C+
Robert Roten
Jan 25, 2017, 7:15:49 PM1/25/17
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Greetings fellow film fans:
The long wait is over. Academy Award-nominated musical "La La Land"
finally comes to Laramie on Friday, January 27. This film received a
large number of nominations, including Best Picture, when the Oscar
nominations were announced on January 24.
With the exception of "Fences" and "Lion", all the Best Picture nominees
have been, or will be shown come Friday, in Laramie.
A few other movies that have gotten some nominations haven't been here
yet, Like "Nocturnal Animals", "Elle", "Captain Fantastic", "Jackie" and
of course none of the foreign films or documentaries have been here,
although one of the contenders, "O. J.: Made in America" was a five part
miniseries on ESPN.
Also showing this week is the next film in the Sundries of the World
foreign language film series at the Albany County Public Library, "Of
Horses and Men" (Hross í oss).
Of Horses and Men (2013 - Iceland) shows Sunday, January 29 at 7 p.m. at
the County Library, 8th and Grand, free admission and snacks. The film
is composed of vignettes of life in a rural Icelandic community that
show the intertwined lives of humans and equines. This film won 19 film
awards. Rated UK-15 (similar to PG-13), running time 81 minutes.
Languages: Icelandic, Swedish, English, and Spanish.
For more information on this film series, see the LFS web page at:
http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news
This film series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and is
"Resident Evil: The Final Chapter."
Leaving town this week (last day to see these is Thursday, January 26) are:
Monster Trucks
Patriots Day
Sing
Another free show this week is the Disney animated film "Moana" which
has been nominated for a best animated feature Oscar, along with a Moana
song nomination for "How Far I'll Go".
Moana shows Friday, January 27 at 6:30, 9, and 11:30 p.m. at the Wyoming
Union Family Room. The film is rated PG and there will be closed
captioning on all showings. This event is free and open to the public.
Here are the critic ratings on movies playing in Laramie this week:
A Dog's Purpose -- C
Fences -- B
Hidden Figures -- B
La La Land -- B+
Monster Trucks -- C
Of Horses and Men -- B
Moana -- B
Patriots Day -- B
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter -- C (sixth film in a series)
Sing -- C+
Split -- B
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage -- C
New on video this week:
The Handmaiden -- B+
I'm Not Ashamed -- C
Inferno -- C
The Light Between Oceans -- C+
The Monster -- B
Sugar Mountain -- C
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage -- C
New at Red Box and Netflix this week:
The Monster -- B
The Silent Storm -- C
Snowden -- C+
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage -- C
up, writing a letter, a check, a strongly worded e-mail. Pick a cause --
there are few unworthy ones. And nudge yourself past the brink of tacit
support to action. Once a month, once a year, or just once.
-- Joss Whedon, writer and film director (b. 1964)
The long wait is over. Academy Award-nominated musical "La La Land"
finally comes to Laramie on Friday, January 27. This film received a
large number of nominations, including Best Picture, when the Oscar
nominations were announced on January 24.
With the exception of "Fences" and "Lion", all the Best Picture nominees
have been, or will be shown come Friday, in Laramie.
A few other movies that have gotten some nominations haven't been here
yet, Like "Nocturnal Animals", "Elle", "Captain Fantastic", "Jackie" and
of course none of the foreign films or documentaries have been here,
although one of the contenders, "O. J.: Made in America" was a five part
miniseries on ESPN.
Also showing this week is the next film in the Sundries of the World
foreign language film series at the Albany County Public Library, "Of
Horses and Men" (Hross í oss).
Of Horses and Men (2013 - Iceland) shows Sunday, January 29 at 7 p.m. at
the County Library, 8th and Grand, free admission and snacks. The film
is composed of vignettes of life in a rural Icelandic community that
show the intertwined lives of humans and equines. This film won 19 film
awards. Rated UK-15 (similar to PG-13), running time 81 minutes.
Languages: Icelandic, Swedish, English, and Spanish.
For more information on this film series, see the LFS web page at:
http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news
This film series is sponsored by the Albany County Public Library and is
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society.
Opening with "La La Land" at the Fox Theater are "A Dog's Purpose" and
"Resident Evil: The Final Chapter."
Leaving town this week (last day to see these is Thursday, January 26) are:
Monster Trucks
Patriots Day
Sing
Another free show this week is the Disney animated film "Moana" which
has been nominated for a best animated feature Oscar, along with a Moana
song nomination for "How Far I'll Go".
Moana shows Friday, January 27 at 6:30, 9, and 11:30 p.m. at the Wyoming
Union Family Room. The film is rated PG and there will be closed
captioning on all showings. This event is free and open to the public.
Here are the critic ratings on movies playing in Laramie this week:
A Dog's Purpose -- C
Fences -- B
Hidden Figures -- B
La La Land -- B+
Monster Trucks -- C
Of Horses and Men -- B
Moana -- B
Patriots Day -- B
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter -- C (sixth film in a series)
Sing -- C+
Split -- B
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage -- C
New on video this week:
The Handmaiden -- B+
I'm Not Ashamed -- C
Inferno -- C
The Light Between Oceans -- C+
The Monster -- B
Sugar Mountain -- C
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage -- C
New at Red Box and Netflix this week:
The Monster -- B
The Silent Storm -- C
Snowden -- C+
USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage -- C
The Whole Truth -- C
Thanks to our sponsors, the Alibi Pub, Mizu Sushi restaurant and The
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
All I ask is this: Do something. Try something. Speaking out, showing
Pedal House, supporting all Laramie Film Society activities.
up, writing a letter, a check, a strongly worded e-mail. Pick a cause --
there are few unworthy ones. And nudge yourself past the brink of tacit
support to action. Once a month, once a year, or just once.
-- Joss Whedon, writer and film director (b. 1964)
Robert Roten
Feb 1, 2017, 4:32:38 PM2/1/17
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Greetings fellow film fans:
Another one of the Academy Award nominees for Best Picture opens on
Friday, February 3 at the Fox Theater, "Lion," based on true story. This
movie is about an Indian child who becomes lost, is adopted by people in
another country, and who finally finds his way back to his birth home
town by using Google Earth.
This leaves just one Best Picture nominated movie that has not been seen
in Laramie, "Fences," starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
Another one, "La La Land" will stick around for another week.
Not sticking around another week is the action film, "XXX: The Return of
Xander Cage." The last day to see it is on Thursday, Feb. 2.
The next movie in the Sundries of the World foreign film series at the
Albany County Public Library is "Victoria" (2015 - Germany) showing for
free, with free snacks, at the library on Sunday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m.
"Victoria" is a two hour, 20 minute thrill ride shot in one take. The
story centers on a woman recruited to be a getaway driver for bank
robbers. Winner of 17 international film awards. Movie content rating,
12 and older in Germany, running time 138 minutes. Languages: German,
English, Spanish and Turkish.
The listing of movies for this film series, sponsored by the library and
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society, has been updated here:
(http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news) to including ratings and
synopses for the next four series films, through March 5.
Here are the critic ratings on films showing in Laramie:
A Dog's Purpose -- C
Victoria -- B
The Hangman: Shepherds and Butchers -- C+ (AKA Shepherds and Butchers, a
death penalty courtroom drama set in Apartheid-era South Africa)
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back -- B
Masterminds -- C
Pinocchio (1940 Disney re-issue blu-ray)
The Queen of Katwe -- B
New video releases this week at Red Box and Netflix
Capsule -- C
Deepwater Horizon -- B
Denial -- B
Inferno -- C
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back -- B
Boo: A Medea Halloween -- C
Another one of the Academy Award nominees for Best Picture opens on
Friday, February 3 at the Fox Theater, "Lion," based on true story. This
movie is about an Indian child who becomes lost, is adopted by people in
another country, and who finally finds his way back to his birth home
town by using Google Earth.
This leaves just one Best Picture nominated movie that has not been seen
in Laramie, "Fences," starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
Another one, "La La Land" will stick around for another week.
Not sticking around another week is the action film, "XXX: The Return of
Xander Cage." The last day to see it is on Thursday, Feb. 2.
The next movie in the Sundries of the World foreign film series at the
Albany County Public Library is "Victoria" (2015 - Germany) showing for
free, with free snacks, at the library on Sunday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m.
"Victoria" is a two hour, 20 minute thrill ride shot in one take. The
story centers on a woman recruited to be a getaway driver for bank
robbers. Winner of 17 international film awards. Movie content rating,
12 and older in Germany, running time 138 minutes. Languages: German,
English, Spanish and Turkish.
The listing of movies for this film series, sponsored by the library and
co-sponsored by the Laramie Film Society, has been updated here:
(http://film.laramie.wy.us/#latest news) to including ratings and
synopses for the next four series films, through March 5.
Here are the critic ratings on films showing in Laramie:
A Dog's Purpose -- C
Hidden Figures -- B
La La Land -- B+
Lion -- B
La La Land -- B+
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter -- C
Split -- B
Victoria -- B
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage -- C
New video releases this week include:
The Hangman: Shepherds and Butchers -- C+ (AKA Shepherds and Butchers, a
death penalty courtroom drama set in Apartheid-era South Africa)
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back -- B
Masterminds -- C
Pinocchio (1940 Disney re-issue blu-ray)
The Queen of Katwe -- B
New video releases this week at Red Box and Netflix
Capsule -- C
Deepwater Horizon -- B
Denial -- B
Inferno -- C
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back -- B
Boo: A Medea Halloween -- C
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