If you are a lover of beer, film and a nice relaxing night out with friends, then Wednesday Night Pitcher Shows at the Enzian are perfect for you. Wednesday Night Pitcher Shows (WNPS) occur on the first and last Wednesday of every month at the Enzian Theater located in Maitland, FL. These events are truly…
Yes, I have been called frugal, I’m proud of it, so of course I like dollar theaters, I liked them even before working in a Saturday matinee was a $30 investment. The trouble is, at most dollar theaters, you get what you pay for, they aren’t always a fun place to watch a movie. Luckily,…
The Altamonte Picture Show is hands-down Orlando’s best (and cleanliest) value theater. Regardless of which side of town you live on, it’s worth the drive. Especially on Tuesdays, when all screenings only cost only a dollar, why not spend a couple of them and get yourself caught up on some films you might have missed?…
A film doesn’t necessarily have to be good to be entertaining. That is the saving grace for Cold in July. Set in East Texas in 1989, Richard Dane, mild-mannered family man (Michael C. Hall), is awoken in the middle of the night by an intruder in his home. With the intention of protecting his wife…
It isn’t that sequels are a bad thing (but sometimes they are), or even that this sequel is particularly bad, but the incessant and rampant franchising in Hollywood is something that rears its head again for How to Train Your Dragon 2 and the inevitable sequel that will follow. I have to admit, I am…
Sequels seem to be the only types of films being released nowadays, especially during the summer months. Nine times out of ten sequels never live up to the original and often try too hard to be bigger and better than their predecessors. 22 Jump Street is the rare sequel that lives up to the original…
Who knew a teenage romance would be so refreshingly welcome during a summer that has brought moviegoers blockbusters like Godzilla, X-Men Days of Future Past and The Amazing Spiderman 2. The Josh Boone (Stuck In Love) directed The Fault in Our Stars, based on the John Green novel of the same name is a beautifully…
Full disclosure: I’ve been a science fiction/fantasy fan since Star Wars blew my mind away in 1977. It’s very difficult for me not to enjoy a sci-fi flick, and I am mostly forgiving when it fails, which genre films have a tendency to do. For example, I am one of three people I know that…
The stark, beautiful cinematography is the first thing that grabbed me, and most audience members, during the 2014 Florida Film Festival screening of the new Pawel Pawlikowski (My Summer of Love, The Woman in the Fifth) film Ida. However it doesn’t take long to see there is something much more complex going on here than…
Stop me if you heard this one before – a director, trying to capture that lightning in the bottle of his first theatrical release (Ted), instead incarcerates himself within the dreaded sophomore slump few fail to push through. The person this time around would be co-writer and director Seth MacFarlane, who also happens to be…
