Film Clips: Prometheus

Aliens attack a group of scientists, doctors in 19th century London invent a vibrator, and the african animals of Madagascar are back at the movies this weekend.

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HYSTERIA (R) In late 1800’s London, a young doctor named Mortimer Granville is struggling to break into the field with his theories about the importance of sanitation and germs. His luck changes though, when he meets Dr. Dalrymple, who specializes in women’s medicine. In short, they invent a device to handle a woman’s certain...needs, which has the women of London going crazy and everyone questioning their legitimacy. The formal, uptight setting of 19th century England plays the perfect comedic backdrop to this film about how to please a woman. UA Tara Theatre, 2345 Cheshire Bridge Road NE ‘’
’’MADAGASCAR 3: EUROPE’S MOST WANTED (PG) Alex the lion (voiced by Ben Stiller), Marty the zebra (Chris Rock) and their furry and/or four-legged friends work to make it home to New York from Africa in the third entry in the animated franchise. Stranded in Monte Carlo, the foursome joins up with a traveling animal circus, taking a tour of Europe along the way. Friends are made with the former; fun is made of the latter. In 3D.
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MOONRISE KINGDOM
(PG-13) Wes Anderson’s newest film, chronicles the love story between two twelve-year-old children while at a summer camp in New England during the 60’s. The lovers make a pact via love letters to run away together, but when they come up missing, a mad search begins to find them. Capturing the dry hilarity and absurdity of his expertly created characters, Wes Anderson creates a classic comedy in the way only he can.
’’PROMETHEUS (R) It’s 2089 and a team of scientists (including Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender and Charlize Theron) is aboard the titular, trillion-dollar spaceship, on their way to a distant, mysterious planet which - they hope - holds the secret to the origins of humanity. They’re unfortunately wrong , although they do manage to uncover a host of nasty, drippy, dark things in the process in this, Ridley Scott’s sorta faux-prequel to his ’70s sci-fi horror film Alien.
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I WISH (NR) This Japanese film follows a young boy named Koichi who lives with his mother and grand parents after his parents divorced. He longs to be reunited with his father and little brother who live on another island in Japan. When he learns of a new train that will connect the two different parts of Japan, he begins making a master plan see his father and little brother once more. With the help of his friends and the people around him, Koichi makes an amazing journey to be with the ones he loves. Midtown Art Cinema, 931 Monroe Drive

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