New Release
‘Camp Hideout’
Noah (Ethan Drew) is a teen who is skirting on the edge of juvenile delinquency. After stealing a valuable item from some goons, he hides out with other youngsters at a church summer camp run by kooky man named Falco (Christopher Lloyd). However, Noah can’t run from his past life forever.
While there is some light tension present, this film mostly conveys valuable lessons about friendship and encouraging others to be better people. Overall, this comedy features good old fashioned wholesome entertainment, which families can enjoy.
Family Pick
The wizard Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman) tries to defend a superweapon from the dastardly Lord Business (Will Ferrell). Before he is defeated, Vitruvius prophesies that “The Special” will rise up against the evildoers. The only problem is that an ordinary construction worker, Emmet (Chris Pratt), is the chosen one.
Although this film’s plot isn’t exactly original, the filmmakers manage to provide viewers lots of laughs along the way. This is not only an enjoyable movie for youngsters, but also for the kid in all of us.
A Groundbreaking Crime Epic
Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) is an expert thief who wants to pull one last grand heist before he retires for good. However, he not only has problems with his own crew but also with the dogged police detective Lt. Hanna (Al Pacino), who is closing in on them.
This is visionary director Michael Mann’s underworld opus, anchored by outstanding performances by its ensemble cast and deft cinematography that showcases action and thrills that never let up once things get rolling. It’s phenomenal all around.
A Madcap Rom-Com
When Leopold Dilg (Cary Grant) is framed for arson, he hides in the home of his friend Nora Shelley (Jean Arthur). However, will Leopold be able to deal with professor Lightcap (Ronald Colman), who rents a room there?
This well-paced comedy about mistaken identity has so many great things going for it: heartfelt romance, suspenseful drama, hilarious situations, and much more.
