Top Movies at Liberty Hall Cinemas
Liberty Hall screens top titles with evening tickets at seven dollars and four fifty for early shows. The list ranks The Village, The Bourne Supremacy, The Manchurian Candidate, I Robot, Spider Man 2, Catwoman, Harold and Kumar, A Cinderella Story, Anchorman, and Fahrenheit. Box office totals reflect strong performance for several titles.
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Wire Castle
Will Ferrell
Ron
Christina Applegate
Halle Berry
Hilary
White Castle
Will Smith
Jonathan Demme
Denzel Weshingteng
Jared
Hess
Hedi Hhamer
Péatilear
Brittany Murphy
Ron Livingston
Murphy
Sam Raimi
Spidey
Tobey Maguire
Molinai
Bill Paxton
Shyamalan
Holence
Tures
Dall Howard
Ron Howard
Fidips Uni
Ethan Hawke
Jule Delpy
Vienna
Liberty
Top DVD Sales Include Starred Titles and Collectors Eds
A list of top selling DVDs shows Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen and Starsky & Hutch among the leaders. Other entries include Bourne Identity extended, Dirty Dancing Havana Nights, Aqua Teen Hunger Force Vol. 2 Collector’s Edition, Butterfly Effect, Cold Mountain Collector’s Edition, Agent Cody Banks 2, The Big Bounce, Spider-Man 2 and related titles. The mix features widescreen and collector editions reflecting ongoing home video demand.
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Cody Banks
Collateral delivers depth with Cruise Foxx chemistry
The film centers on taxi driver Max and hit man Vincent, driven by strong performances from Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx. Digital cinematography creates a gritty realism as their tense road dynamic unfurls, revealing humanity beneath danger.
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Cruise
Foxx
Max
Vincent
U.S
Annie Farrell
Jada Pinkett Smith
Vin
Cent
Mann
Beattie
Journal-World
Tom Cruise
Aly Mission
Michael Mann
Jamie Foxx
Lawrence
Autobiography of the Least Interesting Man In America
Digest of quirky anecdotes from a 1996 Seattle Times feature highlighting unusual personal diaries, bizarre injuries, and odd legal cases. Notable items include Robert Shields with a 38 million word diary, a belt hammer incident in Stratford, and a sword swallowing mishap in Hamilton.
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America
Seattle Times
Robert Shields
Dayton
Wash
Salt Lake City
Tim Ekelman
Hamilton
Ontario
Hamilton Spectator
Ekelman
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