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Movies & TV - Aug. 30, 2006
Summer movie roundup
OnMilwaukee.com's Heather Leszczewicz takes a look at some of summer's best, in-between and worst movies as well as picks out some of the best performances each had to offer.
Tagged with: summer movies, little miss sunshine, best, worst, movies, x-men, pirates of the caribbean, superman, the omen, steve carrell, keanu reeves, sandra bullock, the lake house, cars, fast and the furious

Movies & TV - May 26, 2002
Wisconsin in the movies
Hollywood occasionally ventures to Wisconsin when filming one of its blockbusters, and our fine city has been seen in all its glory a number of times. You've probably seen places close to home on the big screen without even knowing it. Here are some of the most famous movies filmed in Wisconsin plus, for your enjoyment, movie references and quotes about Wisconsin.
Tagged with: Wisconsin in the movies, movies, quotes

Movies & TV - Feb. 12, 2005
OnMilwaukee.com movie update: Feb. 12-13, 2005
"Uncle Nino" and "Bad Education" both arrive in Milwaukee after months of national media buzz. There's also the annual French Film Festival at UWM Union Cinema, "Hitch," "Pooh's Heffalump Movie" and more on tap this weekend.
Tagged with: OnMilwaukee.com movie update: Feb. 12-13, 2005

Movies & TV - Nov. 6, 1999
Movie Review: American Movie
Movie Review of American Movie.
Tagged with: american movie, milwaukee, borchardt, stipe, coven, northwestern

Kids & Family - Aug. 21, 2006
Family-friendly movies are enjoyable at home
Prices at the movies have definitely skyrocketed. A family of four could expect to spend well over $30 just to get in the movie theater not including snacks. Summer movies with a G or PG rating haven't been all that fun or exciting either.
Tagged with: family, films, movies, family friendly

Film - Dec. 9, 2009
Not Necessarily a Christmas Movie: Holiday Inn (1942)

The Charles Allis Art Museum presents a series of classic films that, while not necessarily Christmas movies, share a theme of wonderful holiday moments.

Movies are shown every other Wednesday evening through November at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors, and free for museum members. For more information and a complete film list, please visit the website linked above.

Film - Dec. 12, 2009
The FOCUS Film Society presents A Christmas Carol (1951)
FOCUS presents this definitive version of A Christmas Carol, starring Alastair Sim as Scrooge. This 1951 film noir masterpiece also stars Mervyn Johns, Michael Hordern and Kathleen Harrison. The movie will be introduced by film historian Henry Landa. This classic holiday film is being presented by the FOCUS Film Society as part of their ongoing screenings of classic and vintage movies, shown on film, not video. Admission is $3 and light refreshments are available. For more information, please visit the website linked above.

Film - Nov. 28, 2009
The FOCUS Film Society presents Casablanca
Starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains and Conrad Veidt. A short subject will also be shown before the feature.This classic 1943 drama is being presented by the FOCUS Film Society as part of their ongoing screenings of classic and vintage movies, shown on film, not video. Admission is $3 and light refreshments are available. For more information, please visit the website linked above.

Film - Dec. 5, 2009
The Rosebud's Semi-Annual Poster Sale
Help The Rosebud's clean out all those pesky posters that have piled up in the last year at the semi-annual movie poster sale! Admission is free.

Film - Jan. 9, 2010
The FOCUS Film Society presents 21 Days (1938)
The FOCUS Film Society will be screening the classic 1938 British tragic love story 21 Days, starring Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier. A lawyer's brother accidentally kills a man and lets the blame fall on an old eccentric. This showing is being presented by the FOCUS Film Society as part of their ongoing screenings of classic and vintage movies, shown on film, not video. Admission is $3 and light refreshments are available. For more information, please visit the website linked above.

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