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finally meets Mr. Right (John Corbett) who is not Greek. Charming and very funny. iRAAC is bringing this film back for a second showing bv popular request. It truly is one of the best films of 2002—you’ll laugh just as much the second time around.)
Feb. 21: “The Spanish Prisoner” (Not Rated, 112 minutes) Written and directed by the very talented David Mamet (“House of Games”), “The Spanish Prisoner” is a classic mystery with clever twists and deceptive red herrings. Its ingenuity comes not from what happens but from what doesn’t happen, or from what’s hidden. Stars Ben Gazzara and Joe Ross.
March 7: “Frida” (R, 118 minutes) Salma Hayek stars as the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo in this stylish story of art, politics and love. Costars include Alfred Molina, Geoffrey Rush, Ashley Judd and Edward Norton.
March 21: “Die Another Day” (PG13, 132 minutes) Starring Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Rosamund Pike and Toby Stephens. As Ian Fleming’s Agent 007, James Bond hunts down (with Jinx, an American spy) an English billionaire tyrant.
The following movies are under consideration for spring: “Chicago,” “The Hours,” “Adaptation,” “Maid in Manhattan,” “Harry Potter: The Chamber of Secrets,” “Catch Me If You Can” “The Emperor’s Club,” and “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.”
If you have a movie you would like us to show, please let it be known by calling 675-2205. See you at the movies.
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