The Brink of War
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President Reagan, played by Jeff Daniels, is trying to salvage a deal with the Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, or risk a nuclear disaster. As the pressure grows, the likelihood of peace or destruction is equally possible.
Jeff Daniels is Reagan, and while I normally wouldn’t be interested in this type of film, Daniels is an exceptional actor, and this moment is history is a pivotal one that is not usually given as much attention, in comparison to the Cuban Missle Crisis.
The End of Oak Street
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The Platt Family, headed up by Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway, live an ordinary life, until one day, they discover that their neighborhood on Oak Street is somehow transported to a prehistoric era. Now they must work together to survive the horror.
A sci-fi fantasy that leverages intense thriller aspects, as not just the Platt family attempts to survive, but as the block endures a horrible event. I’m really excited about it.
Nimrods
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When three friends, with a indie band that hasn’t caught a break, are accidently confused for another band and given the chance to potentially open for Green Day at a New Year’s Eve show, they do what ever they can to cross the country to make it big.
This is a Legion M film, and as such is a great chance to support the community that works together, along with the managers of the company, to make sure that they support films that normally wouldn’t get a chance. This one really looks like a lot of fun.
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
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When the PAW Patrol ship gets caught in a storm, it forces them to crash land on a mysterious island filled with dinosaurs. When they discover another pup stranded on the island, and then have to protect the island from Mayor Humdinger as his mining is causing the volcano to erupt.
Most people wouldn’t watch this movie, but lets be honest, if you have little children, you will likely have to head to the theaters to watch this one.
Six: The Musical Live!
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The story of Henry VIII told specifically, not of Henry the VII, but of his wifes, as their story is told “on their own terms.”
If you love theater, than you’ll likely love London’s Vaudeville Theatre as they perform SIX the Musical Live, and thanks to this performance being distributed, distance won’t keep you away from potentially seeing it.
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