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What's playing at the Edwards Theatres 10,000 B.C. - Director Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day after Tomorrow) zips way back through time to focus on a young hunter (Steven Strait) in a remote mountain tribe who likes a girl named Evolet (Camilla Belle). (PG-13, 109 minutes) College Road Trip - Martin Lawrence stars as an overprotective father to Raven-Symone, who wants to head out on a "girls only" road trip to check out possible universities, but he decides that he'll escort her on this road trip. Donnie Osmond co-stars, presumably as one of those weird folks you'd find on the road only in a Hollywood ... |
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Disney's 'Oliver & Co.' marginal, at best At 69 minutes of actual movie, not counting five minutes of end credits, there's not enough room for a story to encompass all the characters in Walt Disney Pictures' 1988 animated film "Oliver & Company." Director George Scribner and his writers Jim Cox, Timothy J. Disney (a great-nephew) and James Mangold (his first screen credit before a solid filmmaking career which now includes "3:10 to Yuma") cherry-pick certain things from the Charles Dickens classic Oliver Twist that fit what they try to do, with marginal success. Instead of an inhuman, downtrodden workhouse for orphans, Oliver the kitten (Joey Lawrence, Blossom) ... |
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What's new at the Edwards Theaters 10,000 B.C. - Director Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day after Tomorrow) zips way back through time to focus on a young hunter (Steven Strait) in a remote mountain tribe who likes a girl named Evolet (Camilla Belle). When warlords from nowhere raid his village and kidnap her, he vows to search for her at great distances if he has to. He, along with other hunters, discover that they are not the only ones on Earth and each stop in the journey finds them more and more amazed about this. The special effects are the obvious draw, in seeing the ... |
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What's new at Edwards this weekend 10,000 B.C. - Director Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day after Tomorrow) zips way back through time to focus on a young hunter (Steven Strait) in a remote mountain tribe who likes a girl named Evolet (Camilla Belle). When warlords from nowhere raid his village and kidnap her, he vows to search for her at great distances if he has to. He, along with other hunters, discover that they are not the only ones on Earth and each stop in the journey finds them more and more amazed about this. The special effects are the obvious draw, in seeing the ... |
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