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June 18, 2021 10:00 am
George Wolf
Who’s in the mood for a good documentary? Because that’s your best bet this week at the movies, whether you want to couch potato along with a Beach Boys soundtrack or hit Drexel or Gateway Film Center to celebrate the EGOT goddess Rita Moreno. Looking for fiction instead? Well, none of this week’s narrative options […]
Splashy Musical, Ohio Portraits & Scares in Cinemas
June 10, 2021 2:46 pm George Wolf
It’s big summer movie season -what? We almost forgot there was such a thing, but this week offers several excellent reasons to venture forth into the theater and share that cinematic experience. Maybe it’s the sheer joy of Lin Manuel-Miranda’s new musical, or the chance to celebrate an authentic Ohio voice making it big, or […]
Scares Aplenty at the Movies
June 4, 2021 10:22 am George Wolf
Spooky stuff this week! Remember when we used to pretend Satanists were scary? There’s a movie this week that does, as well as one about sea creature fables and another super creepy horror about terrible decisions. Plus, a frighteningly relevant indie about teenage rage, and Mel Gibson’s sixth son makes a movie. It isn’t very […]
Summer Movie Season Begins
May 28, 2021 10:24 am
Hope Madden
You may have heard that the Gateway Film Center and Drexel Theatre join Studio 35, Grandview Theatre and many other hometown silver screens in opening their doors this weekend for moviegoers. It’s exciting! And there are actually movies you have heard of to see there! Let us run you through your options—for cinemas, or for […]
Drexel Theatre Reopens for Memorial Day
May 24, 2021 10:38 am George Wolf
When your business is closed for over a year, asking for a silver lining in the closure cloud seems like a bit much. But with the Drexel Theatre set to reopen this weekend, Theatre Director Jeremy Henthorn doesn’t hesitate to find a positive. “I’ve come out of it with a new excitement,” Henthorn says. […]
Enormous Men, Fast Horses, Mikkelsen & More at the Movies
May 21, 2021 10:34 am Hope Madden
Hey, it’s the first really hot weekend of the year and you know what? Movie theaters are open! So cool. So refreshing. So many chilly beverages on hand. Plus there are some solid choices this week, the best of the bunch being a Mads Mikkelsen spin on Taken. Of course, if you’ve gotten rather comfortable just watching from home, […]
Big Movies for Screens Big and Small
May 14, 2021 10:21 am George Wolf
Remember all those trailers from the Before Times? So many movies, just aging and collecting dust. Well, now is the time! Angelina Jolie’s big fiery adventure, Amy Adams’ Hitchcockian nightmare, Chris Rock’s horror flick and tons and tons more, all available this week. How are they? The Woman in the Window On Netflix by George […]
