TRAILER: Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D Movie

July 5, 2012

 

 

From legendary director James Cameron & the creators of Cirque Du Soleil comes the motion picture event “Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D”!

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See Katy Perry: Part of Me on July 2nd

June 30, 2012

BE THE FIRST TO SEE THE 3D EVENT FILM from Paramount’s Insurge Pictures is set to play in 100 locations across the U.S. & Canada in advance  of its theatrical release JULY 5

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW

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MOVIE REVUE: A Spectacular 3-Ring Afro Circus

June 8, 2012

 

Have you ever had a song or jingle stuck in your head for a long time? That’s what happened to me when I first heard the now infamous Afro Circus line on television. Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted delivers the fun and excitement for the whole family this weekend! The third chapter in the Madagascar takes the Central Zoo Fab Four on a new journey they will never forget.

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A Channel 4 News Update

May 16, 2012

Legendary newscaster Ron Burgundy announced today that a teaser trailer for “Anchorman 2″ will appear exclusively on “The Dictator,”. Said Burgundy in a tweet, “I don’t know what a teaser trailer is either but they say you all will. When did the world get so crazy? I’m having a scotch.”

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The Godfather, Part II Cinemark Special Engagement

April 12, 2012

Cinemark and Paramount Pictures Celebrate the Coppola Restoration of “The Godfather Part 2” with Special Cinemark Events at Theatres Across the US

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Ron Burgundy is Coming Back – Film at 11

March 29, 2012

San Diego’s Classiest Anchorman Made a Surprise Visit to Conan last night!

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Titanic In 3D – Sneak Preview Set For April

February 27, 2012

 

Paramount Pictures offers fans a chance to see the newly re-mastered movie early, while also receiving a limited edition movie pack with purchase of ticket.

ADVANCE EVENT TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW

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MOVIE REVUE: Ghost Protocol – Mission Accepted

December 25, 2011

The collaboration of director J.J. Abrams and Tom Cruise in 2006′s Mission:Impossible III marked a vast improvement over John Woo’s awkwardly trendy, over-stylized sequel six years prior. Also referred to as Me:Too, Woo’s crossover effort seemed self-indulgent for Cruise and unnaturally trigger-happy for the series, a flash-in-the-pan box office juggernaut to follow the success of Brian De Palma’s sleepy 1996 noir-based original. So here we are at number four, ditching the Roman numeral for the mysterious subtitle Ghost Protocol, which sounds vaguely like something out of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six collection. With the hope that director Brad Bird would continue the momentum given to the stalling franchise by Abrams five years earlier, I found myself succumbing to some pretty high expectations. Thankfully, just a few minutes in to Ghost Protocol‘s opening prison break sequence, I felt assured that disappointment was not imminent. Thirty minutes later, when Cruise’s Ethan Hunt is sprinting from the grounds of the Kremlin as it bursts apart in a succession of massive explosions reminiscent of War of the Worlds, I found myself already praying for an M:I5.

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Exclusive Premiere of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol at the Smithsonian’s Udvar-Hazy Center

December 6, 2011

 

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol launches at the National Air and Space Museum’s Airbus IMAX Theater at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center six days before the film launches in commercial theaters in the region.

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MOVIE REVUE: I Dream of Hugo

November 23, 2011

Movies are like dreams; they can take you anywhere your heart desires. They can transport you to a mysterious world beyond comprehension. Many films can represent an adventure of a lifetime. For a young Parisian boy named Hugo, his adventures are just beginning. Legendary director Martin Scorsese takes a different route for the first time in his forty-year career as he directs his first family film. He goes on this new journey in order to make a film his daughter can enjoy. If you love adventure, mystery, and the magic of movies – then Hugo would be the one film to see this holiday season.

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