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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. All Too) F.A.Q.'s. 10pm Free Screening of Poultrygeist at Voodoo Doughnut in Portland! Poultrygesit Clucks into theaters all over the midwest starting April 17th! Sign the Petition to give Poultrygeist a California Premiere. Photo of Poultrygeist producer Andy Deemer. Poultrygeist one of the 9 best vomit scenes on film! Poultrygesit Clucks into theaters all over the midwest starting April 17th! Posted on April 16th, 2009 in News Updates. Nova Cinema at Moline Illinois.

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Beverly in Movieland: June 2014

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Friday, June 27, 2014. Michael Jackson, In Memoriam. Has said this is the most complicated, most fascinating case he’s ever encountered. I have no idea who put together the memorial tribute. But it’s highly emotional, and seems the work of a friend or family member, not a business associate. Here are some excerpts:. 8220;The Creator blessed him with never-before-seen musical talent.”. I don’t pretend to know the real truth about Michael Jackson. I don’t understand his mysterious lifestyle...I wish him a ...

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Beverly in Movieland: "Camelot" Ushers in the Lusty Month of May

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Friday, May 1, 2015. Camelot" Ushers in the Lusty Month of May. Today is May 1, the traditional date for little girls to dance around Maypoles and Soviet workers to parade through the streets. It’s also the start of “The Lusty Month of May.” This is the title of a big production number in Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot. And it’s my cue to talk about the 1967 movie version of the Broadway musical hit. Jack Warner, the last of the great movie moguls, loved Camelot. So intense was Warner’s focus on Camelot.

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Beverly in Movieland: Tough Gals and Tuneful Gals: Furiosa Meets Bathsheba Everdene

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Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Tough Gals and Tuneful Gals: Furiosa Meets Bathsheba Everdene. Over the weekend, Mad Max: Fury Road. Took in $44.4 million on North American screens. This long-awaited reboot of George Miller’s famous post-apocalyptic franchise has earned big love from critics, and its handling of Charlize Theron’s Furiosa character has sparked spirited conversations about gender issues. The surprise, though, is that Mad Max. I certainly would have put my money on Mad Max. And, especially, Pam Grie...

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Beverly in Movieland: “Clouds of Sils Maria”: Cloudy, with a Chance of Cataclysms

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Tuesday, May 12, 2015. 8220;Clouds of Sils Maria”: Cloudy, with a Chance of Cataclysms. An acclaimed middle-aged actress at the height of her powers. An eager young up-and-comer, full of praise for her inspirational elder. Sound. Like All About Eve? Yes—and emphatically no. That’s part of the appeal of the 2014 French-German-Swiss co-production, Clouds of Sils Maria. At the heart of Cloud of Sils Maria. That’s another question. In Scorsese’s Hugo. In Clouds of Sils Maria. Portraying a youthful actress kn...

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Beverly in Movieland: January 2015

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Friday, January 30, 2015. My Lunch with Deborah Nadoolman Landis: Of Costumes and Streetwear. When the Academy Awards are handed out on February 22, the statuette for Best Costume Design will probably go to a film with bravura fantasy elements, like Maleficent. Or Into the Woods. But the very opinionated Deborah Nadoolman Landis suggests that each acting Oscar should be paired with a costume design Oscar. She cites the distinctive look of Javier Bardem in No Country for Old Men. As time passed, street cl...

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Beverly in Movieland: "Pretty in Pink": Dress for Success (or Excess)

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Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Pretty in Pink": Dress for Success (or Excess). Like virtually all movies written by John Hughes, is about teenagers. But it’s also fundamentally about clothing, about the transformative power of wearing what suits you best. This motif is certainly not a rare one in Hollywood. Way back in 1939, Ernst Lubitsch directed Ninotchka. 8221; (The musical version of Ninotchka. With tunes by Cole Porter and starring Cyd Charisse in the Garbo role, is appropriately titled Silk Stockings.

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Beverly in Movieland: July 2014

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Tuesday, July 29, 2014. A Cascade of Memories about Movie Palaces. Of course I have fond memories of. LA’s grand old movie palaces, both those that have survived and those (like the Carthay Circle, once home to Mary Poppins. And Around the World in Eighty Days. That have fallen to the wrecking ball. The Los Angeles Conservancy honors this legacy by annually staging “ Last Remaining Seats. Her dad, a high-school principal, had become increasingly conservative over the years. When Joe. Friday, July 25, 2014.

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Beverly in Movieland: November 2014

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Thursday, November 27, 2014. Nightcrawler: If It Bleeds, It Leads. On Thanksgiving Day, I’m not sure I’m thankful for the 24-hour news cycle. Not long ago, as I was stuck in L.A. traffic, I kept hearing teasers on my favorite radio station: the verdict by the Grand Jury regarding the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, would be coming soon. As the clock ticked on, and my car inched its way homeward, suspense mounted. Would police officer Darren Wilson be indicted, or walk away a free man? Raise...

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Beverly in Movieland: December 2014

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Tuesday, December 30, 2014. Saying Farewell to 2014 at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. In remembrance of Hattie McDaniel. It’s not that I’m ghoulish; I just appreciate old cemeteries for preserving a slice of local history. And Hollywood Forever. Was on hand as an expert guide. It seemed the perfect way to ring out 2014. In summer, outdoor movie screenings are held weekly on the lush Fairbanks lawn. There are also concerts, plays, and much filming: Six Feet Under. 8220;There is providence in the fall of a sp...