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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2009
Page
10
A stream of film notes covers Coraline style parallel worlds and other titles including Hotel for Dogs and Mall Cop. It notes Emma Roberts and Don Grade and Emily Browning in a spooky thriller, with runtimes around 87 to 100 minutes and PG to PG-13 ratings.
The piece critiques Race to Witch Mountain as heavy on car chases and noise while lacking the charm of the 1975 original. It notes Eddie Albert’s era credit, Alexander Ludwig and AnnaSophia Robb as leads, and cameos by Jake Eppinmann and Kim Richards, with Carla Gugino underused.
The page lists today through Sunday showtimes for many films at 260 Church Street Amherst 988 7711, 19 E College St Oberlin 774 7091, Atlas Cinemas Midway Mall Elyria, and 5500 Cobblestone Road Sheffield Village. Titles include Race to Witch Mountain Taken Hotel for Dogs Watchmen Slumdog Millionaire He's Just Not That Into You Paul Blart Mall Cop Gran Torino The Reader Pink Panther 2 and more with varied times.
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