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pos: Rampage (2018 film) collaboration between Peyton and Johnson, following "" (2012) and "San Andreas" (2015). Principal photography began in April 2017 in Chicago. The film was released in the United States on April 13, 2018, by Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema, in 2D, RealD 3D and IMAX. It has grossed over $426 million worldwide and received mixed to positive reviews from critics, with praise for Johnson and Morgan's performances and the visual effects, but criticism of the screenplay and storyline. It is the all-time best reviewed film based on an arcade game, currently sitting at 52% on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

neg: DC Animated Movie Universe that artifact, including an immortal being known as Vandal Savage and Professor Zoom. It features an original story by Alan Burnett and "what’s promised to be an amazing voice cast". When a monster, nicknamed Doomsday, crashes down to Earth, it begins a destructive rampage which triggers the Justice League and later Lex Luthor to come and stop it. When all attempts fail, they come to realization they need Superman to kill it. Despite the story being previously adapted in the first animated movie (though not in the DCAMU), "", this said movie greatly altered and condensed the original comic story

neg: Curse of Chucky didn't let Mancini shoot this for theaters." He continued to say, "Chucky fans should rejoice... "Curse of Chucky" is clearly going to re-ignite the franchise for years to come." Ryan Larson of Shock Till You Drop also wrote a mostly positive review, saying, "the movie does so much right that it's easy to overlook the very few flaws it has. The pacing and writing coincide to create a fun blood-soaked jaunt that never gets boring or dull." He goes on to praise the director, pointing out that "Mancini (pulling double duty as writer as well as director) does a great

neg: Rampage World Tour 4 out of 10. Charles Ardai of "Computer Gaming World" noted that the PC port of the game had performance and graphics issues when played in full-screen mode. Best performance was achieved when the screen was set to a postcard-sized frame. He found the action to be basic, although there is a variety of animation. He added that it is "suffused with all the monster movie fun that was conspicuously lacking in the recent "Godzilla" film". Rampage World Tour Rampage World Tour is a video game released in 1997 and is the second game in the "Rampage" series. The game

neg: Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters think if [the movie is rated] R, it won't get the audience that watches it. But we don't know yet. We're still waiting to find out." Following this, the released trailer advertised the film as rated R. The film is mostly uncensored; when censoring does occur, it is occasionally accompanied by a censoring beep that does not obscure the word. Censoring also occurs once during a flashback. As explained in the production feature, the inconsistency was an editing mistake, but left untouched for comic effect. The soundtrack was released on April 10, 2007, under the title "Aqua Teen Hunger Force

neg: Cats & Dogs film a positive review, calling it "[a] surprisingly witty and sophisticated spy movie spoof that will tickle adult pet lovers and still capture kids 6 and older with its boy-and-his-dog love story and pet slapstick." In contrast, Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times wrote "Irritating, childish and more frantic than funny, Cats & Dogs does manage some few pleasant moments, but they are not worth waiting for." When released on Independence Day 2001, the movie opened at #1, beating out "Scary Movie 2" as it grossed $21,707,617 on a $7,140 average from 3,040 theaters. It however would lose 44%

neg: Porky's Movie Mystery Porky's Movie Mystery Porky's Movie Mystery is a Looney Tunes animated cartoon, starring Porky Pig, released to theaters on March 11, 1939. This short was directed by Bob Clampett, and the music was composed by Carl Stalling. It is a parody of the Mr. Moto series. A radio news report from Walter Windshield (a spoof of Walter Winchell) says that a mysterious phantom has been haunting Hollywood for weeks, ruining pictures and frightening stars. At Warmer Bros Studios (a spoof of Warner Bros, the company that owns the "Looney Tunes"), the phantom is on his rampage. Studio cops look all

neg: George W. Trendle in 1905. In 1911, he built the first movie theater in Detroit. It was the second movie theater in the nation. By 1928, he owned twenty movie theaters, including four of the largest first-run theaters in Detroit. Kunsky was being driven out of the theater business when Adolph Zukor acquired the Detroit area film exchange known as the Cooperative Booking Office and began pressuring local theater owners to sell out to Paramount. Trendle negotiated to sell Kunsky's theatres for six million dollars. Zukor transferred the theaters to a Paramount subsidiary named United Detroit Theatres. In 1948, Paramount's monopoly became the

neg: Kim Jorgensen Kim Jorgensen Kim M. Jorgensen is an American film director and the owner of distributor Landmark Films. Jorgensen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. He founded Landmark Theaters, the largest art house movie theater chain in the United States, and was its president until 1989 when he sold the company. Billionaires Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban currently own the chain through their company 2929 Entertainment. (Their company history does not mention Jorgensen.) Jorgensen directed and wrote "Emilio" (2008). He has produced and packaged other films: "The Kentucky Fried Movie" (1977), "Airplane" (1980), "Bad Manners" (aka: "Growing Pains") (1984), "Out of Africa"

neg: Rampage (2018 film) a moderately positive review, saying, "However derivative it may be, "Rampage" knows its audience—namely, "Transformers" fans and kids born after 9/11 for whom elaborately orchestrated scenes of falling skyscrapers carry nary a whiff of real-world trauma...What director Peyton lacks in artistic vision he compensates for in his ability to wrangle such a CG-intensive production." Brian Tallerico of "RogerEbert.com" gave the film 2.5/4 stars, and wrote that "when Johnson is doing that movie action star thing he does so well and giant animals are going enormous-mano-a-enormous-mano, there’s undeniably goofy fun to be had. You just have to be patient during the

neg: Rampage (1987 film) stars out of four saying, "This is not a movie about murder so much as a movie about insanity - as it applies to murder in modern American criminal courts...Friedkin['s] message is clear: Those who commit heinous crimes should pay for them, sane or insane. You kill somebody, you fry - unless the verdict is murky or there were extenuating circumstances." As of 2010, the film has been released on DVD only in Poland, by SPI International. Rampage (1987 film) Rampage is a 1987 American crime drama film written, produced and directed by William Friedkin. The film stars Michael Biehn,

neg: Movie theaters in Stockholm Movie theaters in Stockholm The first attempts in building permanent movie theaters in Stockholm were made in the end of the 1890s when the cinematograph had been demonstrated at General Art and Industrial Exposition of Stockholm in 1897. Prior to the demonstration, only travellers demonstrated the concept of the movie theater as a form of entertainment. In 1905, the city had ten movie theaters, and by the end of 1909 the number had risen to 25 permanent movie theaters. The highest number of movie theaters operating at the same time in Stockholm City was 110. In 2009, the number of

neg: Bob Jones University will not come in late to the distraction of the teacher and other students." In 2008 a campus spokesman also said that one goal of the dress code was "to teach our young people to dress professionally" on campus while giving them "the ability to...choose within the biblically accepted options of dress" when they were off campus. Additional rules include the requirement that freshman resident hall students sign out before leaving campus and that resident hall students abide by a campus curfew of 11:00 pm, with lights out at midnight. Students are forbidden to go to movie theaters while in

neg: Rampage (2018 film) downtime." The "Mir Fantastiki" review gave the movie 7/10, claiming it's a stupid movie, but one that's good at what it's supposed to be, and honest about not being any more than that. Conversely, Michael Phillips of the "Chicago Tribune" gave the film 1.5 out of 4 stars, and said, ""Rampage" is a drag. Three times during the thing, I wrote down the phrase 'NO FUN,' with increasingly impatient underlines." In an article for "The Hollywood Reporter", Nick Allen wrote about what he called the film's "disastrous" tone, saying that "despite the "Rampage" arcade cabinets being constantly visible in its

neg: Trade paperback (comics) on purchasing the individual issues and only follow the stories when they come out in trade. This can sometimes help a series whose sales are flagging, much like how a film that performed poorly in movie theaters can gain new popularity in home video formats; in a few instances, significant trade paperback sales have even revived a series that had been cancelled or slated for cancellation. However, only buying a series in trade format can also hurt a title; despite the growing popularity of the trade paperback, the serialized, individual issues are still considered the primary mode of sale by

neg: Staircase (film) a camp comedy. Vincent Canby of "The New York Times" wrote, "Although Burton and Harrison are interesting actors whose styles command attention even when the material does not, 'Staircase' is essentially a stunt movie ... Unlike Harry and Charlie, who eventually come to edgy terms with the emptiness of their lives, I couldn't quite come to terms with the emptiness of the movie." "Variety" wrote that "Harrison and Burton have dared risky roles and have triumphed," but noted that the film "comes uncomfortably close to being depressing." Roger Ebert gave the film 1 star out 4, calling it "an unpleasant

neg: Brian Banner of the Guilt and Devil Hulks as he does. When Brian tried to kill Rebecca again, the Hulk ended up fighting him alongside Skaar. Brian fed on the Hulk's anger towards him, becoming stronger. It is only when the Hulk's lost love Jarella tells him to remember his love for her that the tide turns. The Hulk instead focused on the positive emotions inspired by the rest of his allies and finally defeated Brian Banner. Brian Banner returned to the living as a ghost who possesses Sasquatch and puts him on a rampage. This rampage attracts Hulk. After figuring out

neg: Prophecy (film) attract fleeting snickers as a kind of poor man's 'Alien.'" Tim Pulleine of "The Monthly Film Bulletin" wrote that "once the narrative gets properly under way, the ecological sub-text virtually drops out of sight. As, even more confusingly, does the sub-plot about the heroine's pregnancy, leaving only a surfeit of creature-on-the-rampage hokum." Jack Sommersby on "eFilmCritic.com" panned the film, writing that ""Prophecy" is a somewhat-atmospheric but painfully dull horror movie that takes itself way too seriously and is too ponderously drawn-out to work up much in the way of suspense". Richard Scheib gave the film a negative review, criticizing the

neg: Movie theater provide digital projection of a live broadcast of an opera, concert, or other performance or event. For example, there are regular live broadcasts to movie theaters of Metropolitan Opera performances, with additionally limited repeat showings. Admission prices are often more than twice the regular movie theater admission prices. In order to obtain admission to a movie theater, the prospective theater-goer must usually purchase a ticket from the box office, which may be for an arbitrary seat ("open" or "free" seating, first-come, first-served) or for a specific one (allocated seating). As of 2015, some theaters sell tickets online or at automated

neg: Lee Ho-jae Lee Ho-jae Lee Ho-jae (born January 3, 1973) is a South Korean film director and screenwriter. Lee debuted with the crime thriller "The Scam" (2009). The first Korean film to ride the stock market, Lee spent two years researching and interviewing financial traders to achieve authenticity. He also found himself dabbling in the stock market during that time, and ended up losing about 94 percent of the little amount he had invested. Lee hopes movie-goers feeling the pinch of the global financial crisis will come out of the theaters feeling hopeful that everyman can come out on top. It won

neg: Daft Punk's Electroma and Alterian, Inc. While "" and "" were produced to complement the albums "Homework" and "Discovery", the soundtrack for "Daft Punk's Electroma" does not feature material by Daft Punk. As stated by de Homem-Christo, "We come from a musical background, but this movie is quite minimal." The following songs are featured in the film: The film was first shown on May 21, 2006 as part of the Cannes Film Festival sidebar Director's Fortnight. Midnight screenings of "Daft Punk's Electroma" were shown in Paris theaters from the end of March 2007. The film was also screened at Biennale de Montréal in

neg: Movie theaters in Stockholm film at a time. The Skandia Theater was renovated to its original condition in 2001, and is protected under the Cultural Environment Protection Act. Movie theaters in Stockholm The first attempts in building permanent movie theaters in Stockholm were made in the end of the 1890s when the cinematograph had been demonstrated at General Art and Industrial Exposition of Stockholm in 1897. Prior to the demonstration, only travellers demonstrated the concept of the movie theater as a form of entertainment. In 1905, the city had ten movie theaters, and by the end of 1909 the number had risen to 25

neg: Stone (2012 film) Stone (2012 film) Stone () is a 2012 Russian dramatic thriller directed by Vyacheslav Kaminsky (In English-speaking countries it was released as "Orphan"). It is based on the 2009 novel "Do not live" () by Yurii Brigadir. The film was released in January 19, 2012 as a world premiere, but before that it was pre-screened in mid-December 2011 in select movie theaters in Russia. The film was released on DVD in February 16, 2012. When a well-known businessman's 7-year-old son is kidnapped, it turns out that the mysterious kidnapper does not need any ransom, and his demand to the father

neg: Robert Naify 1988 when it was sold to TCI. Thereafter, it was relocated to Englewood, CO. After Inheriting movie theater empire Golden State Theaters, they purchased the United Artists Theaters chain. UA Theaters (established in 1924) has its roots in the movie studio of the same name founded by Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and D. W. Griffith, but legally has always been separate from it. The company became the nation's largest owner of movie theaters, with 2,050 screens and later sold it in 1986 to John Malone's Tele-communications Inc. for cash, TCI stock. United Artists Theaters is now part of

neg: John H. Kunsky the lobby, there was a goldfish pond, real banana trees, and macaws which patrons could feed by hand. By 1928, Kunsky owned twenty movie theaters, including four of the largest first-run theaters in Detroit. Kunsky Theatres included: Kunsky was driven out of the theater business, when Adolph Zukor acquired the Detroit area film exchange known as the Cooperative Booking Office and began pressuring local theater owners to sell out to Paramount. Trendle negotiated to sell Kunsky's theatres for six million dollars. Zukor transferred the theaters to a Paramount subsidiary named United Detroit Theatres. In 1948, Paramount's monopoly became the focus

neg: Widdershins (novel) on the door, however, a guard apprehends Odawa because it turns out that Grey's murdered wife was Lucius's goddaughter. Lucius agrees to talk to Minisino, the cousin instigating the rampage. The increasingly remorseful bogan Rabedy summons Anwatan's spirit, telling her that he was part of the gang that killed her, that he wants her help in talking Minisino out of the coming rampage, and that he intends to give himself up. She agrees to help, but does not believe he should sacrifice himself. Minisino does not listen to the pleas of Lucius, Anwatan, or any of the others. Only Christiana

neg: Goodrich Quality Theaters Goodrich Quality Theaters Goodrich Quality Theaters (GQT, formerly GQTI) is a chain of 31 movie theaters, headquartered in Grand Rapids, MI, representing a total of 287 screens in the United States. The majority of GQT's locations are located in Michigan, but other locations can be found in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri. The first IMAX screens operated by Goodrich Quality Theaters were unveiled in early 2007. After undergoing renovations, Randall 15 IMAX in Batavia, Illinois featured an IMAX screen, as does Portage 16 IMAX in Portage, Indiana. Opening in March 2008, Hamilton 16 IMAX + GDX (Noblesville, IN) was the

neg: Movie palace facades and exotic flora and fauna, underneath a dark blue canopy; when the lights went out, a specially designed projector, the Brenograph, was used to project clouds, and special celestial effects on the ceiling. Lamb's style was initially based on the more traditional, "hardtop" form patterned on opera houses, but was no less ornate. His theaters evolved from relatively restrained neo-classic designs in the 1910s to those with elaborate baroque and Asian motifs in the late 1920s. The movie palace's signature look was one of extravagant ornamentation. The theaters were often designed with an eclectic exoticism where a variety of

neg: Fahrenheit 451 The stage adaptation diverges considerably from the book and seems influenced by Truffaut's movie. For example, fire chief Beatty's character is fleshed out and is the wordiest role in the play. As in the movie, Clarisse does not simply disappear but in the finale meets up with Montag as a book character (she as Robert Louis Stevenson, he as Edgar Allan Poe). The UK premiere of Bradbury's stage adaptation was not until 2003 in Nottingham, while it took until 2006 before the Godlight Theatre Company produced and performed its New York City premiere at 59E59 Theaters. After the completion of

neg: Grand Rapids Rampage entered the game as a 6 seed, and upended the #1 seeded Rush 58-41, in a game of controversial penalties and brawls. On March 5, 2010, it was announced that the Rampage were officially out of business and had no plans to return. The Rampage's logo was a red rhinoceros. Its end zone is unique as being the only end zone that does not feature a team name or city. It simply says Arena Football in red with a black background. The following Rampage players were named to All-Arena Teams: The following Rampage players were named to All-Ironman Teams: The

neg: Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire the staff had put as much effort into the storytelling as they did for the animation, perhaps this would have come out as a more complete product." Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire , the sixth "Naruto" film overall and the third film, takes as its basis the popular anime and manga series. Released on August 1, 2009 in theaters in Japan (Maramusa Notari planned to release a DVD on April 21, 2010), it uses the advertising tagline . The Naruto 10th Anniversary site unveiled the film and the teaser was shown along with the preview of "The

neg: Movie theater steps. In older theaters, aisle lights were often built into the end seats of each row to help patrons find their way in the dark. Since the advent of stadium theaters with stepped aisles, each step in the aisles may be outlined with small lights to prevent patrons from tripping in the darkened theater. In movie theaters, the auditorium may also have lights that go to a low level, when the movie is going to begin. Theaters often have booster seats for children and other short people to put on the seat, to sit higher, for a better view. Many

neg: The Alien Factor one and a half out of four bones, noting that the film had "decent special effects". The film titled "The Alien Factor 2: Alien Rampage" was not actually a sequel. The sequel-sounding title was chosen by Retromedia distributor Fred Olen Ray to market the film on DVD in 2002. The original title for "The Alien Factor 2" was "Alien Rampage". "Alien Rampage" was filmed in 1999 and was Don Dohler's comeback movie after an 11-year hiatus from filmmaking. The Alien Factor The Alien Factor is a 1978 science fiction horror film written, edited, produced, and directed by Don Dohler. The

neg: Cheila (film) lazy and unemployed brothers with their wives and children. The financial problems and chaotic situations surrounding her relatives make her reconsider her relationship with them and herself. The movie uses flashbacks to show Cheila's experiences when she was Cheíto. Cheila (film) Cheila () is a Venezuelan tragicomedy film directed by Eduardo Barberena based on the theatrical play "La Quinta Dayana" written by Elio Palencia. It was first premiered at the 2009 Mérida Film Festival receiving the Best Movie and other five awards it was then released in theaters on 16 July 2010. Cheila is a transsexual who has come back

neg: LGBT rights in Saudi Arabia as a false insult, that another football player was gay. The government does not allow public movie theaters to exist, and permission to hold film festivals is rarely granted, but censored versions of films can be legally purchased in many retail stores. LGBT themes are generally one of the themes that is edited out of the movie. Customs agents keep a list of films or TV shows that are not allowed to be brought into the kingdom. Government regulation of the Internet generally falls under the Royal Decrees On Anti-Cyber Crime (2007). Article 6 prohibits creating, distributing or accessing online

neg: Mexicali of shops, which sell a wide array of items, ranging from cheap Mexican curios to expensive imports. The Plaza La Cachanilla also represents a common place for people to socialize, especially during Summer days when the weather reaches high temperatures, many families come and spend the day inside the air-conditioned mall. For recreation, Mexicali has bath halls, bowling alleys, traditional cantinas, car clubs, strip clubs, movie theaters, museums, a zoo, a convention center, supermarkets, and fast food restaurants for every choice of food. Galerias del Valle, holds a WalMart Supercenter, a 12-screen movie theater Cinepolis, two casinos, and a food

neg: Rampage (2018 video game) Rampage (2018 video game) Rampage is a 2018 arcade game available at Dave & Busters and Hollywood Bowl based on the 2018 movie of the same name, serving as a reboot to the video game franchise. As in previous games, players take control of gigantic monsters trying to survive against onslaughts of military forces. Each level is completed when a particular city block is completely reduced to rubble. Developed by Raw Thrills, it also serves as a redemption game. Warner Bros. currently owns all rights to the property via their purchase of Midway Games. Up to three simultaneous players control

neg: Movie theaters in the Netherlands Movie theaters in the Netherlands There are 137 movie theaters and 31 arthouse cinemas in the Netherlands, with a total of ca. 675 screens, in addition to 79 small arthouse cinemas and a number of adult movie theaters. The main movie theater chains in the Netherlands are Pathé, Jogchem's, Wolff Cinema Groep, and Utopia/Utopolis. Pathé Theatres B.V. is part of the EuroPalaces movie theater chain with 75 movie theaters with 730 screens (2004), mainly in France, which in turn is part of Pathé. Pathé Theatres B.V. operates a chain of theaters (most multiplex) in the Netherlands: The largest theaters are

neg: Heneral Luna of the public reception to the film have been covered in media. One of the more unusual aspects of the public response to "Heneral Luna" was the successful campaign to put the film back in theaters. At first, more than half of the theaters that premiered the movie on September 9 had pulled it out after less than 5 days, which is typical practice for commercial movie theaters showing independent Filipino films. By September 16, only 40 of the 101 theaters that premiered it were still showing it. This resulted in a clamor among netizens and artists to bring the

neg: Episode 1.6 (Primeval) its way through, and that she just came back to help, having learned it was on the rampage, and decides to stay at her old house - Nick's house. At the house, Nick quizzes Helen as to her real motives. She reveals that the creature didn't come through on its own - she was observing it and it sensed her presence: in her haste to escape, she fled through the anomaly, and the creature followed her through to the present day. When Nick accuses her of causing the situation, Helen defends herself by saying she does still care enough to

neg: Falling Down home. Terrified, she flees with Adele. When Foster reaches the empty house, he realizes that they may have gone to nearby Venice Pier, but Prendergast and Torres arrive before he can go after them. Foster shoots and wounds Torres and flees, with Prendergast in pursuit. At the end of the pier, Foster confronts Beth and Adele. Adele is happy to see him, but Beth believes that he has come to kill them. Prendergast arrives and intervenes. He acknowledges Foster's complaints about being ill-treated by society, but does not accept that as an excuse for his rampage. Distracting Foster, Beth kicks

neg: Greg Heffley attempting to keep the party a secret (in the book, the party does not come up until the photo was printed out), going to a convenience store and going crazy (did not happen in the book), putting fake vomit on people's cars (in the book, he does this with Ward), and running from an angry coach (did not happen in the book). Greg even sticks up for Rodrick during the Talent Show, when he convinces his mom to lift Rodrick's ban from performing. In the movie adaption for "Dog Days", Greg helps sneak Rodrick into the country club via a

neg: Steal This Episode into a movie. A week before the film ("Streaming Valor") airs, the residents of Springfield give Homer a surprise special screening of an illegally downloaded copy. Homer gets angry at them, since he now gets money from the movie profit and kicks them out of his backyard while telling them to see it when it comes out in theaters. While watching "Streaming Valor" in the theater, Bart asks Lisa which side were the real pirates: the movie producers or those fighting for Internet freedom. Lisa says that both sides "claim their intentions are noble, but by the end of the

neg: Yang Li-hua ground, and wielding weapons. And she learned all kinds of lyrics and singing. Yang said: "I had to get up before daybreak and study hard according to the master's instructions." She's been performing ever since. That was in the 1950s when Taiwanese opera was being performed in theaters rather than outdoors as it had been traditionally. Yang's parents were members of a touring troupe and for years the entire family of seven traveled with them, living out their lives backstage. Later, with the rising popularity of Taiwanese-language movies, opera theaters were converted into movie theaters and indoor opera began to

neg: Goodrich Quality Theaters to the Goodrich Quality Theaters, Inc. Corporate Office in Grand Rapids, MI. The content and deployment of the pre-show playing on all screens is handled by National CineMedia (NCM). The show, dubbed "Noovie," features advertisements for local establishments, nationwide ad campaigns (including movie trailers), and content created by Goodrich Quality Theaters (GQT). The show generally runs between 15 and 25 minutes and is timed to end exactly when the movie is scheduled to begin. NCM also handles the advertising content played on flat-screen TVs located in the lobbies of Goodrich Quality Theaters (GQT) locations. Goodrich Quality Theaters (GQT) adheres to

neg: Digital Light Processing theater projectors, large venue projectors and DLP Cinema projection systems found in digital movie theaters. According to DLP.com, the three-chip projectors used in movie theaters can produce 35 trillion colors. The human eye is suggested to be able to detect around 16 million colors , which is theoretically possible with the single chip solution. However, this high color precision does not mean that three-chip DLP projectors are capable of displaying the entire gamut of colors we can distinguish (this is fundamentally impossible with any system composing colors by adding three constant base colors). In contrast, it is the one-chip DLP

neg: Frylock series, until the concept was dropped. In "Total Re-Carl" it is revealed that Frylock is a scientist, when he receives a letter addressed as "Doctor". In "Der Inflatable Fuhrer" it is implied that Frylock supports himself, Master Shake and Meatwad by doing free-lancing scientific work. In the series Frylock does not appear to have a family, but in "Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters" it is claimed that he, along with Meatwad and Master Shake, are creations of Dr. Weird. The movie also claims their father is a watermelon, and their mother is a nine-layer bean burrito.

neg: Movie projector documentary, a "2-reeler," etc.), a cartoon, and the feature. Some theaters would have movie-based commercials for local businesses, and the state of New Jersey required showing a diagram of the theater showing all of the exits. Because a single film reel does not contain enough film to show an entire feature, the film is distributed on multiple reels. To prevent having to interrupt the show when one reel ends and the next is mounted, two projectors are used in what is known as a "changeover system," after the switching mechanism that operates between the end of one reel on the

neg: Diva (1981 film) bad press and a hostile reception by critics. However, French audiences slowly grew after it was released in the United States and found success there. "Diva" played for a year in Paris theaters. David Denby, in "New York", upon its 1982 American release, wrote "One of the most audacious and original films to come out of France in recent years..."Diva" must be the only pop movie inspired by a love of opera." Film critic Roger Ebert gave it four out of four stars and praised its cast of characters. He called Beineix "a director with an enormous gift for creating

neg: Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters 9-layer bean burrito. Shake unknowingly jumps out the window, Meatwad hugs her and Frylock states, "That's neat." In an abrupt end, The Soda Dog Refreshment Gang come onscreen once again and sing the audience out. In a post-credits scene, The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future is seen humping the TV in the Aqua Teens' living room. Then a female box of fries (presumably Frylock who got a sex change) comes in and says, "Time for bed, honey..." In an interview at the 2005 San Diego Comic-Con, Dana Snyder and Matt Maiellaro confirmed rumors that there would be

neg: Movie theater members often sit on padded seats, which in most theaters are set on a sloped floor, with the highest part at the rear of the theater. Movie theaters often sell soft drinks, popcorn, and candy, and some theaters sell hot fast food. In some jurisdictions, movie theaters are licensed to sell alcoholic drinks. A movie theater may also be referred to as a movie theatre, movie house, film house, film theater or picture house. In the US, theater has long been the preferred spelling, while in the UK, Australia, Canada and elsewhere it is theatre. However, some US theaters opt

neg: Murder Mestri his & others life but also puts their lives in danger. Will Prabhakar manage to rectify his mistake or people will have to sacrifice their lives for his mistake. That you need to check in the theaters. Come Enjoy the mystery. The soundtrack of Murder Mestri consists of 3 songs composed by Pankaj Padghan. Prasanna D Zore of Rediff gave the film a rating of 4 out of 5 saying that, "The comedy is clean, simple, silly. Yet, you long for more. And it does keep coming." Keyur Seta of "Marathi Stars" gave the film a rating of 2.5 out

neg: Skip Hollandsworth the DVD was titled "Swearing Allegiance"); and "The Goree Girls," a proposed movie set in the 1940s about several women in a Texas prison who form a country-western band. "The Midnight Assassin", which was named a "New York Times" bestseller in May 2016, is a history of Austin, Texas in the year 1885 when a brutal but brilliant serial killer went on a rampage, ritualistically slaughtering seven women over the course of twelve months, and setting off a citywide panic. Three years later, when a man nicknamed Jack the Ripper carried out a similar series of killings in the Whitechapel

neg: Where the Day Takes You script smacked her with reality: "One day when I was thinking about doing the movie, I passed Hollywood and Highland Avenue, and looked over and saw 30 kids hanging out. I thought of the movie and that sight made me eager to do it." The film received generally positive reviews, but failed to deliver at the box office, despite earning $190,961 at 93 theaters during its opening weekend. Roger Ebert of the "Chicago Sun-Times" wrote in his 1992 review: "The movie is effective, well-acted and convincing. [..] Mulroney carries the movie. [..] Many of the other characters are sharply drawn,

neg: Evil Dead style of the many low-budget films at the time that had come out in the 1970s. Since they had little experience in the film industry, the three felt they should buy business suits and briefcases as a means to convince investors that they "had all the answers." A man named Andy Grainger, who was a friend of Tapert and owner of a series of movie theaters, was the first primary investor. He stated, "Fellas, no matter what, just keep the blood running." As a tribute to him, there's a scene in the finished film where an old film projector whirs

neg: Two Countries Dileep movie. The screenplay by Rafi is clean, situational humour with clever quips and the actors hit the ball out of the park with their comic timing". The film received a good opening at the box office, grossing from theaters within five days. It grossed in twenty days from the Kerala box office. After 40 days, the film had collected more than from Kerala alone and the worldwide gross would come in much higher after adding the earnings from the rest of India and overseas markets. By this time, film already achieved the status of being one of the highest-grossing

neg: Love N' Dancing of the other couples. A series of "where are they now" titles then reveals the future trajectories of the major characters. The film didn't perform well at Box Office due to its widest release in very few theaters earning $47,812 in domestic theaters and $26,036 from foreign theaters. The film grossed $73,848 worldwide. The film received mostly negative reviews from the critics. The film holds 18% rating from Rotten Tomatoes receiving only 1 out of 5 stars based on 4 votes. Metacritic gave the movie 2/5 stars based on 4 reviews and revieving 43% rating. IMDb gave the movie 5.4/10

neg: Combat Zone, Boston a mile away, the rents were low, and the residents of nearby Chinatown lacked the political power to keep them out. Originally, there was an attempt to name the area Liberty Tree Neighborhood after the Liberty Tree that once stood in the area, but the name did not catch on. Lower Washington Street was already part of Boston's entertainment district with a number of movie theaters, bars, delicatessens and restaurants that catered to night life. It was located between the classic, studio-built movie palaces such as the RKO-Keith and Paramount theaters and the stage theaters such as the Colonial on

neg: Movie theaters in the Netherlands Pass" allows unlimited entrance to regular and part of the special showings at about 25 movie theaters in the Netherlands, in Castricum, Amsterdam, Haarlem, Leiden, The Hague, Rotterdam, Dordrecht, Utrecht and Maastricht, for €19,95 per month. Some Pathé theaters offer live broadcasting of operas and some concerts. Admission prices are two or three times the regular ones. There are also seven IMAX theaters in the Netherlands, six of which belong to Pathé. Movie theaters in the Netherlands There are 137 movie theaters and 31 arthouse cinemas in the Netherlands, with a total of ca. 675 screens, in addition to 79

neg: Fathom Events Fathom Events Fathom Events is an entertainment content provider that broadcasts entertainment events in movie theaters throughout the US including Metropolitan Opera Live in HD, the performing arts, major sporting events, and music concerts. The company was spun out of National CineMedia in 2013 to focus on live performances that National CineMedia had started presenting; the parent company remained focused on producing advertising for movie theaters, which had been its original business. Fathom Events is owned by AC JV, LLC., a joint venture of AMC Entertainment Inc., Cinemark Holdings, Inc. and Regal Entertainment Group, the three largest movie theater circuits

neg: Speakeasy Theaters the Parkway theater went out of business. In 2010, new investors announced the Parkway would reopen, as the New Parkway, at a different location, as a similar venue. It opened at its new location in December 2012. The Cerrito also closed May 18, 2009, and reopened a few months later under new ownership as the Rialto Cinemas Cerrito. Both venues are converted movie theaters with long histories. The 1920s-era Parkway Theater was in disrepair when the Speakeasy Theater took it over in 1996; it had last shown films in 1990. The new owners converted the seating, created the kitchen, and

neg: Muvico Theaters Muvico Theaters Muvico Theaters was a movie theater chain headquartered in Oakland Park, Florida. Muvico had seven complexes in Florida, one in the Chicago metropolitan area (Rosemont), and one in Thousand Oaks, California. Muvico's theaters were known for the use of decorative themes at several theaters, such as the Egyptian, 1950s drive-in, French opera house, Mediterranean palace and 1920s grand movie palace themes. Muvico Theaters started in 1984 with the acquisition of the Movie Center 3 theater in Coral Springs, Florida. Between 1985 and 1995, Muvico bought or built eight theaters totaling 59 screens; the California Club Six in North

neg: History of cinema in the United States allow closer contact between the couple. Some theaters such as the Parkway in Oakland, California have sofas for greater comfort. Movie theaters usually sell various snack foods and drinks at retail counters or kiosks. Sometimes it can be a self-service where one pays at the counter till, and/or a coin-operated machine. Sometimes the area of sale is more like a self-service shop or kiosk (it is not suitable for consuming the goods), and one pays at the check-out between the shop and the area with the screens. Foods usually served at movie theaters include popcorn, soft drinks, nachos, hot dogs,

neg: Robot Jox delays, Triumph Films released the film to theaters on November 21, 1990. When it peaked in its second weekend at the 13th spot, it grossed $464,441 in 333 theaters, averaging $1,394 per theater; it eventually earned a domestic total gross of $1,272,977. Its limited run in theaters prompted science fiction writer Gardner Dozois to remark that ""Robot Jox", a movie with a screenplay by Joe Haldeman, was supposedly released this year, but if it played through Philadelphia at all, it must have done so fast, because I never even saw a listing for it, let alone the movie itself." Frédéric

neg: The Mighty Kong island in five minutes. The film then follows Kong's rampage of New York City. Kong takes Ann up on top of the Empire State Building. The biplanes come and attack Kong with guns, but miss most of the time. When all the planes have been knocked down the army sends two blimps with a net in between them to catch Kong. They catch him successfully. Kong tries to get out of the net, but the net rips and when Kong reaches for Ann, he falls from the net. He bangs into a balcony and plummets to the ground. During his

neg: Carnage (comics) out in search of Kasady, who is bedridden due to having been stabbed by a fellow prison inmate. A doctor, anticipating that the symbiote will come seeking Kasady, smothers the killer in the infirmary, wanting the alien for himself. When the symbiote breaks into the facility, the doctor offers himself to the creature, but it rejects him, and returns to Kasady after resuscitating him. Carnage proceeds to asphyxiate the doctor, rampage through the prison, and escape. Much later, Carnage clashed with Deadpool believing it was his own destiny to hunt Carnage. When Carnage tore Deadpool to pieces, Deadpool bonded with

neg: The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water Simpsons Movie" ($527.1 million). Deadline Hollywood calculated the net profit of the film to be $99.8 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues for the film. The film was originally expected to gross around $35 million in its opening weekend; however, the film exceeded expectations on its opening day. In its opening weekend the film grossed $55.4 million, playing in 3,641 theaters, with a $15,206 per-theater average and finishing in first place at the box office. It beat out "American Sniper", which grossed $23.3 million, marking the first time in four weeks a film other than "American Sniper" was

neg: Men of the Sky (1931 film) black and white as color had come to be associated with musicals. The film was to have been the first of three of musicals to be written by Otto A. Harbach and Jerome Kern for Warner Bros. Due to the public apathy for musicals, however, Warner Bros. bought out their contract and the team returned to Broadway. "Men of the Sky" was not widely released. Warner Bros. did not debut this film in the usual prestigious movie theaters. The film was immediately placed in general release with no fanfare. Very few reviewers had a chance to see the film, although

neg: Hit List (1989 film) Hit List (1989 film) Hit List is a 1989 action–thriller movie directed by William Lustig. The tagline for the movie was: ""They attacked the wrong woman... They kidnapped the wrong child... And they made the wrong man their target."" The film was produced by Cinetel Films and was distributed in US theaters by New Line Cinema and in Canadian theaters by Cineplex Odeon Films and on VHS format by RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video, but has been out of print for some time. As of December 26, 2009, Sony has not announced any plans to release a DVD of the movie.

neg: Hatchet II had already had a problem with the MPAA over the original Hatchet. "With the first Hatchet, I had an epic battle with the ratings board," he says. "They kept giving the movie an NC-17. There is absolutely no way that movie should have gotten an NC-17. All the gore in it is so ridiculous and over-the-top that you can't take it seriously. It was a terrible, terrible loss when Hatchet came out in theaters. None of the fun stuff that people had been reading about for two years was in the movie anymore. But the MPAA is notoriously hard on

neg: Scary Movie 5 by this relentless antilaugh machine. "Scary Movie 5" doesn't even have the imagination for a worthwhile gross-out joke. When the best you can offer is a poopy toothbrush, it's time to pack it in." Darren Franich of "Entertainment Weekly" said "Hitting theaters seven years after the last "Scary Movie", the new film doesn't even feature the ameliorating presence of Anna Faris, who gave the earlier films a certain spoofy grace. In her place is "High School Musical" refugee Ashley Tisdale, her face frozen in an eyeroll of mild irritation. Who can blame her? The film hopscotches between too-late riffs on

neg: Sometimes They Come Back... for More about conjuring the Devil. More bodies disappear when nobody's looking, and reappear later as lurching menaces. Soon Jennifer and Sam find themselves the only ones still alive, fighting the undead and their diabolical master. Sometimes They Come Back... for More Sometimes They Come Back for More (stylized as Sometimes They Come Back... for More) is the second straight-to-video sequel to "Sometimes They Come Back." The video was directed by Daniel Zelik Berk and released in 1998. The U.S. military has a secret illegal mining operation in Antarctica. When one of the personnel stationed at the base goes on a rampage,

neg: Doug's 1st Movie 1st Movie" when it was released theatrically. Many noted that the film felt too much like an extended episode of the show (story and animation-wise) and many mention that the film should have stayed a direct-to-video release. Screenit.com awarded the film 4 out of 10. The reviewer mentioned it was mediocre and did not have "that magic or cinematic feel to warrant the big screen treatment" and it felt like the regular series. "Doug's 1st Movie" opened at #5 in its opening weekend with $4,470,489, for an average of $1,971 from a very wide 2,268 theaters. While this may be

neg: Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc. the tape rental store to pick out for a couple of bucks the movie you want to see when you want to see it". Film studios opened new divisions to produce prerecorded tapes, and by 1985 their sales were about the same as box office revenue; the Associated Press reported that "because of the VCR, even a bad movie can make money". Although the VCR received blame for a 25% decline in the summer 1985 box office compared to 1984's, and closing movie theaters, by 1987 it was credited with causing a record-high box office, as videotapes' popularity encouraged consumers'

neg: Broadway Theater District (Los Angeles) Jack Smith called it "the only large concentration of vintage movie theaters left in America." Smith recalled growing up a mile from Broadway and spending his Saturdays in the theaters:"I remember walking into those opulent interiors, surrounded by the glory of the Renaissance, or the age of Baroque, and spending two or three hours in the dream world of the movies. When I came out again the sky blazed; the heat bounced off the sidewalk, traffic sounds filled the street, I was back in the hard reality of the Depression. Because Broadway has been used as a filming location for

neg: Muvico Theaters of 2013. In December 2017, Carmike was in turn acquired by AMC Theatres. Muvico Theaters Muvico Theaters was a movie theater chain headquartered in Oakland Park, Florida. Muvico had seven complexes in Florida, one in the Chicago metropolitan area (Rosemont), and one in Thousand Oaks, California. Muvico's theaters were known for the use of decorative themes at several theaters, such as the Egyptian, 1950s drive-in, French opera house, Mediterranean palace and 1920s grand movie palace themes. Muvico Theaters started in 1984 with the acquisition of the Movie Center 3 theater in Coral Springs, Florida. Between 1985 and 1995, Muvico bought

neg: Aqua Teen Hunger Force (season 4) language, violence, and dialogue than the previous seasons. Season four marks the first appearance of Dr. Wongburger and Handbanana. Many episodes in season four were made during the late production of the "Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters" and were spaced out more than any other season. Season four is the final season to air before the movie, the final season produced in standard definition, and the final season to air when Jim Samples was running Cartoon Network (he resigned following the 2007 Boston Bomb Scare, when the series got national attention). During the airing of the

neg: Victoria Theater (New York City) “as one of the largest and most beautiful theaters in greater N.Y.” by a contemporary publication. When the Victoria was built, it joined many other Harlem theaters including the Proctor, Hammerstein Opera House, the Alhambra as well as the nearby Apollo, then the Hurtig & Seamon’s New (Burlesque) Theater. In 1977, the Harlem Community Development Corporation acquired the building. The Victoria has experienced numerous changes since its opening, the most radical being its conversion to a multi-screen movie theater; in 1987, five movie theaters were created from the large auditorium, mezzanine and stage areas. The theater closed as a cinema

neg: Alludugaaru Vachcharu Alludugaaru Vachcharu Alludugaaru Vachcharu (English: Son-in-law had Come) is a 1999 Telugu drama film, produced by Sunkara Madhu Murali and Mullapudi Brahmanandam under the M.R.C & Melody Theaters banner and directed by Ravi Raja Pinisetty. Jagapati Babu, Kausalya and Heera Rajagopal play the lead roles. The film is a remake of the Tamil movie "Pooveli" (1998). Murali (Jagapati Babu) is an orphan who craves family relations. He is a professional violinist and falls in love with a playback singer Shalini (Heera Rajagopal) and goes around expressing his love for her. But when she insults his love, he promises he wouldn't

neg: The Human Duplicators to have had mixed feelings about the film. He said in an interview with American film scholar Tom Weaver that the film "was a big hit in Chicago," where it played "in like 27 theaters" simultaneously. Kiel made personal appearances at theaters that were showing the movie in Chicago and said that they were so successful that he was asked to do the same in Toronto. But he told interviewer Maggie Howard in 2009 that "The way the director wanted me to act - kind of robotic - didn't come off as well as I would have liked." "The Human

neg: Golden age of American animation he created advertisements for newspapers, magazines, and movie theaters. Here he met fellow cartoonist Ub Iwerks, the two quickly became friends and in January 1920, when their time at the studio expired they decided to open up their own advertising agency together called Iwerks-Disney Commercial Artists. The business however got off to a rough start and Walt temporarily left for the "Kansas City Film and Ad Co." to raise money for the fleeting company and Iwerks soon followed as he was unable to run the business alone. While working here he made commercials for local theaters using crude cut-out animation.

neg: Rampage (2018 film) in other territories, for a worldwide total of $426.3 million, against a production budget of $120 million plus another $140 million for the marketing budget. In the United States and Canada, "Rampage" was released alongside the openings of "Truth or Dare" and "", as well as the wide expansion of "Isle of Dogs", and was projected to gross $35–40 million from 3,950 theaters in its opening weekend. The film made $11.5 million on its first day (including $2.4 million from Thursday night previews), $13.9 million on Saturday, and a total of $34.5 million over the weekend, finishing first at the

neg: Avakai Biryani finding acceptance with Kammula, but also about the film's commercial success. In a special interview conducted by Kammula, Kuruvilla said: "When I narrated the story to you, I expected 50/50 chance of you accepting the film. There are some elements that appeal to your sensibilities and some elements are unique to me. The avakai girl character will be liked by you. But there are some elements which might not be liked by you. Lucky, you liked the soul of the story. Another apprehension I had was the audience’s expectations. They come to theaters expecting a Sekhar Kammula’s movie." Kammula gave

neg: Neil Simon the two of them ... She'd hate him and be very angry, but he would come back and she would take him back. She really loved him." Simon states that among the reasons he became a writer was to fulfill his need to be independent of such emotional family issues, a need he recognized when he was seven or eight: "I'd better start taking care of myself somehow ... It made me strong as an independent person. To escape difficulties at home he often took refuge in movie theaters, where he especially enjoyed comedies with silent stars like Charlie Chaplin,

neg: Combat Zone, Boston Boylston Street. With the closing of the burlesque theaters in Scollay Square, many of the bars began to feature go-go dancers and later nude dancers. During the 1970s, when laws against obscenity were relaxed, many of the movie theaters then showing second-run films began showing adult movies. During the Combat Zone's heyday, some of the larger strip clubs were the Teddy Bear Lounge, the Two O'Clock Club, Club 66 and the Naked i Cabaret. (The Naked i was famous for its animated neon sign which superimposed an eye over a woman's crotch.) Besides the strip clubs and X-rated movie theaters,

neg: Kamensk-Uralsky the leading enterprises of the special metallurgy. Restructuring and diversification enabled the company to liquidate unprofitable production lines, master output new kinds of products, come to foreign markets, and significantly increase the mill's efficiency. In April 2000, KUMZ joined Russian Association of Metal Traders (RAMT). There are 123 different cultural establishments in Kamensk-Uralsky: 10 educational institutions (4 music schools, 4 schools of art, 2 schools of drawing); 90 public libraries; 5 theaters; 11 clubs; 2 movie theaters. There are branches of the Ural State Technical University, the Ural State University of Economics, and of the Ural Institute of Economics, Management,

neg: Beast of the Yellow Night out their latent evil and carrying out the evil deeds of the devil for the next 25 years. Currently inhabiting the body of Phillip Rogers and with his own face, Langdon tries to exert his own free will but becomes a hairy murderous beast — a werewolf on the rampage — and kills a number of people. His wife Julia (Mary Wilcox) tries to support and comfort him during the day, as does his brother Earl (Ken Metcalfe), but when he meets blind former bandit Sabasas Nan (Andres Centenera), he starts to find the strength to fight back. Inspector de

neg: Movie theater after sunset. Drive-in movie theaters are mainly found in the United States, where they were especially popular in the 1950s and 1960s. Once numbering in the thousands, about 400 remain in the U.S. today. In some cases, multiplex or megaplex theaters were built on the sites of former drive-in theaters. Some outdoor movie theaters are just grassy areas where the audience sits upon chairs, blankets or even in hot tubs, and watch the movie on a temporary screen, or even the wall of a building. Colleges and universities have often sponsored movie screenings in lecture halls. The formats of these

neg: Garth Brooks: Live in Kansas City demand was extremely high, resulting in an additional eight concerts added. All concerts, consisting of nearly 160,000 tickets, sold out in less than two hours. The final concert of the series, held on November 14, 2007, was simulcast live via National CineMedia on more than 300 movie theaters throughout the United States. This set list is representative of the performance on November 14, 2007. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the series. Encores Garth Brooks: Live in Kansas City Garth Brooks: Live in Kansas City was a series of concerts held by American country pop singer

neg: Paramount Pictures 1953, leading it first to financial health, and eventually, in the mid-1970s, to first place in the national Nielsen ratings, before selling out to Capital Cities in 1985 (Capital Cities would eventually sell out, in turn, to The Walt Disney Company in 1996). United Paramount Theaters was renamed ABC Theaters in 1965 and was sold to businessman Henry Plitt in 1974. The movie theater chain was renamed Plitt Theaters. In 1985, Cineplex Odeon Corporation merged with Plitt. In later years, Paramount's TV division would develop a strong relationship with ABC, providing many hit series to the network. Paramount Pictures had

neg: Edsel he did not want his father's good name spinning around on thousands of hubcaps. Ford also ran internal studies to decide on a name, and even dispatched employees to stand outside movie theaters to poll audiences as to what their feelings were on several ideas. They reached no conclusions. Ford retained the advertising firm Foote, Cone & Belding to come up with a name. When the agency issued its report, citing over 6,000 possibilities, Ford's Ernest Breech commented that they had been hired to develop "one" name, not 6,000. Early favorites for the name brand included Citation, Corsair, Pacer, and

neg: Rabbit Rampage which the animator responds to by erasing Bugs's head. When Bugs notices this, he taps one foot impatiently and points at the spot where his head existed. The animator then draws a jack-o'-lantern on Bugs' body. When Bugs realizes this, he demands it be corrected, which the animator supplies by simply adding rabbit ears to the existing head, infuriating Bugs even further. The animator erases the pumpkin head and then draws a tiny version of Bugs' head. Bugs does not realize what has happened until he pulls a carrot out of his pocket, stopping short when he sees that something

neg: Movie theater Massachusetts. Movie theaters may be classified by the type of movies they show or when in a film's release process they are shown: Usually in the 2010s, an admission is for one feature film. Sometimes two feature films are sold as one admission (double feature), with a break in between. Separate admission for a short subject is rare; it is either an extra before a feature film or part of a series of short films sold as one admission (this mainly occurs at film festivals). (See also anthology film.) In the early decades of "talkie" films, many movie theaters presented

neg: Curfew (1989 film) gives a mediocre performance as the daughter, it shines next to the actors playing her parents, who more often than not greatly restrain their emotions instead of going all out in a situation that would warrant such great emotion. ... Some praise has to go to Wendell Wellman and John Putch as the Perkins brothers... as the movie goes on, their acting does improve considerably, and by the second half of the movie their characters become genuinely creepy and come across as a real threat." Bailey adds, "the movie greatly improves as time goes on. I have to admit that

neg: Movie palace were also real concerns over the physical safety of the Nickelodeon theaters themselves as they were often cramped with little ventilation and the nitrate film stock used at the time was extremely flammable. The demand for an upscale film theater, suitable to exhibit films to the upperclass, was first met when the Regent Theater, designed by Thomas Lamb, was opened in February 1913, becoming the first ever movie palace. However the theater's location in Harlem prompted many to suggest that the theater be moved to Broadway alongside the stage theaters. These desires were satisfied when Lamb built the Strand Theatre

neg: Billy Graham Randy Stonehill, and an original song titled "Just as I Am" by Fernando Ortega. The movie "" premiered in theaters officially on October 10, 2008, less than one month before Graham's 90th birthday. Graham didn't comment on the film, but his son, Franklin released a critical statement on August 18, 2008, noting that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association "has not collaborated with nor does it endorse the movie." Graham's eldest daughter Gigi praised the movie and was hired as a consultant to help promote the film. Graham's "My Answer" advice column appeared in newspapers for more than 60 years as

neg: Kim Jorgensen (1985), and "Mortuary Academy" (1988), and has developed film projects with directors such as Orson Welles, David Lynch, Paul Verhoeven, Carlos Diegues, Hector Babenco, King Hu, David Lean, and Franco Zeffirelli. Kim Jorgensen Kim M. Jorgensen is an American film director and the owner of distributor Landmark Films. Jorgensen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. He founded Landmark Theaters, the largest art house movie theater chain in the United States, and was its president until 1989 when he sold the company. Billionaires Todd Wagner and Mark Cuban currently own the chain through their company 2929 Entertainment. (Their company history does not

neg: Lyoto Machida his first MMA career loss. In his first fight after losing the title, Machida faced Quinton "Rampage" Jackson on the main event of "UFC 123". During the first round Machida landed several leg kicks and some counter punches while Rampage predominantly landed from the clinch, utilizing stomps and punches to Machida's side. Both Compustrike and Fightmetric records show that Rampage out-struck Machida when counting blows such as stomps and elbows to the thigh in the clinch, while Machida landed more strikes during the standup exchanges. In the second round, Compustrike and Fightmetric records show Rampage as the busier overall fighter,

neg: The Movie Channel which are held by HBO, – The Movie Channel does run independent films to which that studio owns the home video rights, regardless as to whether they were released theatrically. Many lesser-known film titles (particularly those released as independent films) that have either not received a theatrical release or were released on DVD or home video are also commonly broadcast on TMC. The window between a film's initial release in theaters and its initial screening on Showtime, The Movie Channel and Flix is wider than the grace period leading to a film's initial broadcast on HBO, Cinemax or Starz. Films

neg: When Angels Come to Town When Angels Come to Town When Angels Come to Town is a 2004 television movie that first aired on CBS. The film is a second sequel to the 2001 television movie "A Town Without Christmas". The angel Max (Peter Falk) is sent to Maine to help out a family during the Christmas season. Max goes to a Christmas store and leaves behind a box. The attending counter girl, Sally (Tammy Blanchard) goes after him but Max has disappeared. Sally is a kindhearted young woman who is trying to gain custody of her younger brother Jimmy (Alexander Conti) so he doesn't

neg: Dave Breger old movies, the day would come when movie theaters would turn to vintage television for product. This prediction came true with the advent of such TV-based films as "" and "Star Trek". "Mister Breger" also received comic book reprints in "The Katzenjammer Kids" (1947), "Popeye" (1967), "Beetle Bailey" (1969) and "Flint Comix and Entertainment" (2009–10). In 1946, Breger became a founding member of the National Cartoonists Society. Dave and Dorathy Breger settled in West Nyack, New York, where they had three children—Dee, Lois and Harry. They were, according to Breger, "all three artistic". In the 1960s, Breger taught a cartooning