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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2000
Page
27
Listings note today’s television details appear in Saturday’s TV Vision. This brief item urges readers to check the earlier issue for competition information and program specifics.
Filmmaker Frank Marshall says a prequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit is canceled after budgeting showed the project would be far too expensive. He notes the original had 40 minutes of animation and cost 50 million dollars, a sum he says would be prohibitive today.
Movie showings at Gossip American Psycho High Fidelity Boys Dont Cry American Beauty Romeo Must Die U 571 Keeping the Faith Road to El Dorado Rules of Engagement Final Destination Love and Basketball Skulls 28 Days Topsy Turvy Erin Brockovich across venues including Cinema Campus Coral Ridge and Coralville with multiple daily start times.
Movies and showtimes at Carmike Cinema 7 5245 Northland Ave NE and Collins Road 1462 Twixt Town Rd listing titles including Road to El Dorado Keeping the Faith U-571 Romeo Must Die Ready to Rumble High Fidelity Final Destination Rules of Engagement American Beauty Where the Money Is 28 Days and Return to Me with multiple daily showtimes in PG PG-13 and R ratings.
Dallas Morning News notes spring sweeps offer two four hour mini series Arabian Nights on ABC and The This 70s on NBC with star casts led by Milt Avital Dougray Scott and Brad Rowe The review praises Arabian Nights for its storytelling and international settings while The 70s is seen as weaker though engaging with the era’s turmoil and pop culture touchstones.
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