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This Christmas season, I'd like to present you with 12 movies that every holiday enthusiast should watch in the next two to three weeks leading into the new year.
The film festival takes place Friday, Sept. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 6, beginning at 6 p.m. both days.
The films are shown on LST 393’s huge screen on the top deck starting right after sunset, around 10 p.m. In August, films start about 9:30.
Following the box-office success of “Star Wars Episode VIII,” everyone’s favorite galaxy far, far away has committed to serious growth over the coming years.
Well that stinks.
Are you more like Clark Griswold – stringing 25,000 twinkle lights around your house – or the Grinch, who would rather put a stop to Christmas?
‘Tis the season – to watch Christmas movies.
If you’re looking for some movies to scare you this Halloween, I’ve got a few recommendations to add to the playlist.
A local musician is hoping to bring about several nights of music, movies and family fun for people of all ages beginning later this week on Grand Haven’s east side.
When I heard Zack Snyder would be directing the new Superman franchise reboot, I mentally prepared myself for gloomy movies with extremely exaggerated action scenes. What I didn’t prepare for was a movie plot that was more disorganized than my Apr 14, 2017 at 4:47 AM
Bill Paxton, a prolific and charismatic actor who had memorable roles in such blockbusters as "Apollo 13" and "Titanic" while also cherishing his work in "One False Move" and other low-budget movies and in the HBO series "Big Love," has died from complications due to surgery. He was 61.
The crop of cinematic crap in 2016 was so extensive that this year's 37th annual Razzie Awards expanded from five nominees to an unprecedented six contenders in each of its nine Worst Achievement in Film categories.
Marketers would describe "A Dog's Purpose" as a film with "four-quadrant" appeal, meaning it's likely to draw moviegoers of both genders, young and old. But a video recently leaked may make you think it would be better titled “A Dog’s Distress.”
The new year at the box office is starting where 2016 left off: with Disney on top.
