Flickers
***Also Playing in Theaters***Amour, Beautiful Creatures, Bless Me Ultima, Django Unchained, The Gatekeepers, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Life of Pi, Mama, Lincoln, A Moment in Time, Parental Guidance, A Place at the Table, Quartet, Side Effects, Warm Bodies, Zero Dark Thirty
New in Theaters — March 8Dead ManDown R A victim of a crime syndicate seeks revenge with the help of one of their enforcers. w/Colin FarrellOz the Great and the PowerfulPG Via tornado, a circus magician ends up in the Land of Oz and is mistaken for the Wizard.Also Playing: the ABC’s of Death – Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey – Electrick Children – Emperor
New on DVD — March 12Life of Pi
PG Young Indian teen shares a raft with a Bengal tiger after he is shipwrecked on his voyage to America.
Rise of the Guardians
PG Immortal guardians must join forces to fight the evil Pitch from taking over the world.Foreign, Classics, Documentaries, and moreHitchcock, Sound City, Secrets of Highclere Castle, The First Time, Ministry of Fear, Tristana, Savage Water, Death by Invitation, This Must Be the Place, Smashed, Amazing Racer, This Is not a Film, Revelation Road, The Last Gladiators, In Their Skin, Duke, Fairy in a Cage, Female Teacher, Spiders, The Taint, Black Eagle, Kumare, Hemel, The Devil’s in the Details.Anime:SpongBob SquarePants s8, Bleach Uncut Set 16, Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman.
TV Series on DVDRipper Street, Law and Order: Criminal Intent (final year), Roseanne s7, Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp s2, Father Dowling Mysteries (third and final season), That ‘70s Show s8, Xena: Warrior Princess s4, The Mob Doctor (complete series).
Film 101 –Cinema Greats 18: Marlon BrandoBorn in Omaha, Neb., on April 3, 1924Birth Name: Marlon Brando Jr. Ht. 5’ 9” Died: July 1, 2004Brando was raised around his acting sisters. His mother directed the Omaha Community Playhouse. Destined to follow his father’s footsteps as a chemical salesman, struggling with an alcoholic mother, and seen as a troublemaker in high school, he left school for New York City. He learned the Stanislavski “method acting” from Stella Adler and made his Broadway debut in I Remember Mama. His first cinema role was in The Men (1950). Elia Kazan cast him in Streetcar Named Desire (1951) and he became the actor to be most admired and emulated. Several times in his career, he completely walked away from acting. 1972 became a turning point in his career with the defining role in The Godfather. He was nominated for 8 Academy Awards winning Best Actor for On the Waterfront (1954) and The Godfather (1972). He was married three times and fathered 15 children.Must See Movies:The Men 1950A Streetcar Named Desiree 1951Viva Zapata! 1952Julius Caesar 1952The Wild One 1953On the Waterfront 1954Dèsirèe 1954Guys and Dolls 1955The Teahouse of the August Moon 1956Sayonara 1957The Young Lions 1958The Fugitive Kind 1959One-Eyed Jacks 1961Mutiny on the Bounty 1962The Ugly American 1963Bedtime Story 1964The Appaloosa 1966Reflections in a Golden Eye 1967Burn! 1969The Godfather 1972Last Tango in Paris 1972Apocalypse Now 1979These movies can be found at Kensington Video – San Diego.