The weekend of April 6 we will be showing The Astronaut Farmer. I've been looking forward to this one myself since I heard about it.

Charles Farmer, played by Billy Bob Thornton, is an astronaut who has been forced to retire to save the family farm. He's never given up his dream of space, though, and determines to build his own rocket, even though the government wants to stop him from doing so.

Please note: We will be closed Easter Sunday, April 8, so if you want to see The Astronaut Farmer, make sure you come Friday or Saturday!

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The weekend of March 30 we will be bringing you the new Eddy Murphy movie, Norbit.

Norbit is a comedy. An orphan, Norbit is a mild-mannered guy who finally finds his soulmate in Kate. The only problem - his wife Rasputia and Kate's fiancee, Deion.

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The weekend of March 23 we will be showing Bridge to Terabithia.

Based on the Newbery Medal Award winning book by Katherine Paterson, Bridge to Terabithia tells the story of Jesse Aarons and Leslie Brooke. Jesse wants to be the fastest runner in school. He trains all summer, only to be beaten by a girl, a new kid named Leslie. He's poor. She's rich. He's a boy. She's a girl. He's from the country. She's from the city. Even so, they befriend one another and together build a fantasy world which they rule as king and queen. Then tragedy strikes.

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The weekend of March 16 we are glad to be able to bring you Because I Said So.

Because I Said So is a comedy. Diane Keaton stars as a mother whose love knows no boundaries. In order to prevent her youngest daughter from making her mistakes, she decides to set her up with the perfect man. The mother-daughter relationship is tested as a battle of wills begins.

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The weekend of March 9 we will be showing Arthur and the Invisibles.

In Arthur and the Invisibles ten year old Arthur tries to save his grandma's house from being demolished by looking for treasure in the land of the Minimoys, a Lilliputian people who live in harmony with the earth. The film stars Freddie Highmore and Mia Farrow.

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