The weekend of December 7 we will be showing a Christmas comedy, FredClaus.

Did you know Santa Claus (played by Paul Giamatti) had an older brother? In this movie he does. His name is Fred (played by Vince Vaughn). Fred has been jealous of his brother Nicholas most of his life. After all, Nicholas becomes a saint. He's loved by millions the world over. Everyone knows him. Fred, though, Fred is just an average guy. But when Fred needs financial help, who does he turn to but his brother, Saint Nick? Santa always has work.

Co-stars include Kevin Spacey as an accountant who wants to shut Santa down and Kathy Bates as Santa and Fred's mother.

This may not be the best movie of the year, but it looks like fun. Come in and have a good time.

The weekend of November 30 we will be presenting Dan in Real Life.

Dan, played by Steve Carell, writes an advice column for the local paper, has published a book, and is a widower raising three daughters.

For the first time since his wife died four years ago, Dan has met a woman he likes, Marie, played by Juliette Binoche, while he's at a bookstore as he is visiting his parent's house for their annual family reunion. Marie, he finds out, is his brother's new girlfriend.
Not a comedy, nor a drama, the movie looks to be funny and heartfelt at the same time.

The weekend of November 23 we will be showing Bee Movie.

How would you like to find out when you graduate that you have one career option, making honey? That is just what happens to Barry B. Benson, played by Jerry Seinfeld. When he finds out, he takes a trip out of the hive with the help of his friends and breaks a cardinal rule of bees - he talks to a human, Vanessa, played by Renee Zellweger. Imagine his shock when he finds out that humans have been eating bee honey for centuries. He decides his calling is not to make honey, but to sue humans for stealing bee honey all this time.

Bring the kids and have a great time. Since it is Thanksgiving weekend, we will be showing a special matinee at 1:10PM on Friday, November 23 in addition to our regular evening shows.

The weekend of November 16 we will be bringing you Across the Universe.

The music of the Beatles is iconic of the 1960s. In Across the Universe the music of the Beatles forms the soundtrack for a new rock opera about love.

Jude, played by Jim Sturgess, is a young dock worker in Britain. He comes to the U.S. to find his father but meets Lucy, played by Evan Rachel Wood, instead. The story of their love is set against the backdrop of life and the Viet Nam War in the late 1960s.

We're really looking forward to this one. Come join us.

The weekend of November 9 we will be presenting Elizabeth: The Golden Age.

Love. Betrayal. Plotting. It's not just for tv. It is the story of history.

King Philip II of Spain is amassing the Spanish Armada to invade Great Britain and return it to Catholicism.

Elizabeth has fallen in love with Walter Raleigh. Unable to give her love because of her commitment to her country and her throne, she encourages a bond between him and her favorite lady-in-waiting, Bess.

At the same time, a plot is growing within her own court to assassinate her.

This is the background of the rich historical thriller that details one of the most important periods in British history. Stars include Cate Blanchett returning as Elizabeth, Clive Owen as Sir Walter Raleigh, and Geoffrey Rush as Elizabeth's trusted adviser, Sir Francis Walsingham.