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Get A Good One is a feature here on FTS that showcases awesome movie geek buys from around the web. Tee shirts, posters, collectibles and more. Take a look at what’s good this week.
The Hangover Part III (2013) Directed by Todd Phillips. Starring: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis. IMDB says: “This time, there’s no wedding. No bachelor party. What could go wrong, right? But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off.
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The Maryland Film Festival ran from May 8-12, featuring over 50 feature length films and 75 short films. This yearly festival shows films primarily at The Charles Theatre in Baltimore along with other local screens. Feel free to check out the link for the full listing of films. I was fortunate enough to catch three titles (even though I wish I had the chance to see many more). Since these three films won’t be out in theaters for awhile, I’ll give you a little preview here. CLICK HERE TO KEEP READING
The title pretty much sums this list up. Typically, I see a film in theaters and wait for it’s release onto BluRay/Netflix and watch the film over and over. But every so often, I find myself heading back to the theaters to see the film again because I just can’t wait! I’ve listed the films in order of how many times I’ve seen them in theaters from least to greatest.
The Maryland Film Festival ran from May 8-12, featuring over 50 feature length films and 75 short films. This yearly festival shows films primarily at The Charles Theatre in Baltimore along with other local screens. Feel free to check out the link for the full listing of films. I was fortunate enough to catch three titles (even though I wish I had the chance to see many more). Since these three films won’t be out in theaters for awhile, I’ll give you a little preview here.
Welcome to the FTS feature that brings you a monthly helping of all things horror. If you are looking for things that go bump, bite and boo be sure to click through. Read all about the latest horror news, see new trailers, and read what other bloggers are talking about.
The Maryland Film Festival ran from May 8-12, featuring over 50 feature length films and 75 short films. This yearly festival shows films primarily at The Charles Theatre in Baltimore along with other local screens. Feel free to check out the link for the full listing of films. I was fortunate enough to catch three titles (even though I wish I had the chance to see many more). Since these three films won’t be out in theaters for awhile, I’ll give you a little preview here.
Maybe you’re looking to save a few bucks or the current theater choices just aren’t cutting it. Whatever the case may be, sometimes it’s just as nice to sit at home and watch a good flick. Take a look at this week’s picks for some At-Home Alternatives to the weekly cinema options.
Lindsay was pushed by Jay Cluitt to join episode #166 of the Lambcast even though she was feeling sick. The discussion for the episode was the powerful third film in the Iron Man franchise. Be sure to take a listen and leave some feedback.
