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Topic: Saturday Afternoon Movie

	The Child Goes to the Movie
		To what extent movie audiences in a large city are composed of children can only be approximated, as it seems there are no datea available on the number of half-rate or children’s tickets sold.
		After watching a Saturday- or Sunday-afternoon movie crowd pour out of a neighborhood theater, one would be included to take more seriously the foregoing statement of the mnager.
		But it must be borne in mind that Saturday and Sunday are especially convenient movie days for children and that there is a greater juvenile attendance at this time than at any other time of the week.
	mason.gmu.edu /~sbrennan/Progressives/childtomovie.htm (851 words)

	The Herald Democrat
		There was the Saturday afternoon movie time when young boys and girls seemed to find a romantic few hours holding hands, eating popcorn and watching some great musical, comedy, serious drama or historical action on the silver screen.
		Even getting a job at the movie house was a sought after position, especially if you could be an usher and stand just inside the double doors leading into the Rialto Theater with a flashlight to direct people to seats in the darkness.
		Even though movies and refreshments didn't cost an arm and a leg like they do today, we didn't have a lot to spend, so we all went to The Hive whenever it was open, which usually was three or four nights a week.
	www.heralddemocrat.com /articles/2005/07/27/local_news/iq_1905209.txt (882 words)

	The Firing Range » The Saturday Afternoon Movie: Interstate 60
		Even though I have to deal with commercials, I often wind up getting to see movies that I was either skeptical of or never heard of before, the movie this week was Interstate 60 and fell into the latter category.
		I wish that Spawn had been here this weekend so he could have seen this movie with me. In lieu of that, however, I’ve put this movie to the top of the Netflix queue, in part so he can see it, but also so I can see what I missed from the edited version.
		However, while only the first X-Men had been released when this movie came out, now, after two more, the X-Men comic is a little more noticeable than it may have been when I-60 was newly released.
	www.fyregoddess.com /popblog/the-saturday-afternoon-movie-interstate-60 (533 words)

	SternFanNetwork Archive - Official Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Movie Thread
		The movie inspired the video game "Mortal Kombat", although when the company putting out the game was unable to get Shaw Brothers permission to base a a game after one of their movies they changed the spelling of the title and changed the characters.
		Gangster movies had their own formula, an outsider arrives in town, rises to the top of the local underworld based on his fighting skills, and ends up confronting the head of a rival triad.
		At the end of the movie To tries to explain that he meant no disrespect with the letter, and apologizes for that as well as not accepting the sword from one of the Japanese masters he beat [ which was an insult in their culture ], meanwhile Takenzo translates to the other Japanese.
	www.sternfannetwork.com /forum/showthread/t-103623.html (16992 words)

	And You Call Yourself a Movie Fan? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Y'see, as a movie fan, as well as a comic fanboy, Kevin Smith is pretty much a god to me, every single one of his movies are entertaining, and he's probably the most consistent movie writer out there.
		This movie is the brainchild of Mike Judge, of Beavis and Butthead fame.
		The animation is amazing, and the storyline itself is something out of a bad 50's movie, but this movie works not only because it does things that can only be done in cartoons, but it also keeps it's head in the real world.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Quadrant/2766/seemovies.html (2708 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Unidentified at Epinions.com
		They are fun for a Saturday afternoon or a time when you want to watch something with the family but don't care if it is really GOOD or not.
		Suffice it to say that the movie is about the struggle of the two reporters to gather information and the competitive spirit of the one reporter to undercut the others with an amusing conclusion.
		This movie reminds me of the Saturday matinee movies on TV when I was a kid- sometimes monsters etc. The movie is not BAD, but it really is not GREAT either.
	www.epinions.com /content_329306967684 (578 words)

	Streetcars
		Every Saturday, as I started out the door, my mother would say, "Have you got carfare?" I would reply, "Yes-s-s-s, Mother," disgusted that she thought I was so stupid as to go without it.
		Admission was a nickel, for which we got to see a double bill (a good movie and a "B" movie), a serial (usually had thirteen installments, one each Saturday), and five Popeye cartoons.
		One Saturday I took Billy Tankersley, a kid a couple of years younger than I was who lived down the block, to the movie with me. He was too young to go by himself.
	www.homestead.com /carterj/streetcars.html (1194 words)

	The Falcon Newspaper - Boxing movie a box office flop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Everyone knows from the first scene of the movie that its plot--two best friends pitted against each other in a career-saving boxing match--will end with a brief but touching realization that friendship transcends material gain, so the potential for entertainment lies in the journey to that moment.
		Throughout the movie, there are plenty of the cheap gimmicks that movies use as of late to grab the male audience, like female fist fights and nudity.
		It is the caliber of film that is destined to become a TBS Saturday afternoon movie, in a highly, highly edited version.
	www.thefalcononline.com /story/398 (754 words)

	JoBlo reviews the movie "Battlefield Earth"- Comments11
		(movie is too kind a word), would be if they actually went ahead with the plans for the sequel.
		To call this movie a "turd" would be to insult the valuable waste removal function that feces serves.
		This movie should be used to segregate all the numbskulls from the rest of the population...
	www.joblo.com /battlefieldearth11.htm (1594 words)

	Q - T (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		While there are some very gory parts, the very cool music will give you cues, but this movie is not all about blood and guts which is a refreshing thing, since it is has become a standard in similar types of movies.
		A movie director hits bottom and to recover his career, he takes a computer simulation of a lady and inserts her in his movies.
		The movie really kinda goes sour when it gets preachy, but if you are with some friends, I suggest you might want to rent it for a movie afternoon and have a comedy ready (Dazed and Confused, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back) for viewing afterward.
	home.myuw.net /mmetzger/qtmovies.htm (2054 words)

	The Movie Chicks - Review - Eight Legged Freaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This is one hokey movie that should have been a direct-to-video release - or better yet, direct to an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 (it could use something besides it's own cheesy dialog for entertainment).
		It's supposed to be a throwback to the old Saturday afternoon B-movie thrillers with the silly special effects and the scenes where the audience says, "Oh, look at the spiders crawling on the model trucks".
		The movie doesn't try to take itself too seriously (which is a good thing), but it's not scary, crazy, or campy enough to be a hilarious night at the movies.
	www.themoviechicks.com /jul2002/mcreightlegged.html (502 words)

	Film & TV: Page Two (Austin Chronicle . 08-11-97)
		It is Saturday afternoon and the recently turned seven-year-old and I are sitting in the theatre watching Good Burger.
		Nickelodeon's Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson are funny and creative in the classic comedy pair sense, given the underlying stupidity of the team (which is, of course, its central conceit and basic liability), they are very good.
		It is Saturday afternoon, we are at the movies, and our heroes are unjustly locked up in a mental asylum.
	www.weeklywire.com /ww/08-11-97/austin_cols_pagetwo.html (527 words)

	Hot Pursuit (1987) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Hot Pursuit (1987)
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0093215 (361 words)

	Moviehole.net - Interview: Samuel L. Jackson
		This is a 2006 Roger Corman movie, so let’s go see it.” Jackson is equally angry that that many in the media and film industry even questioned Jackson’s decision to do a movie like this.
		It was all about a Saturday afternoon excitement film.” Jackson may be starring in a film about snakes on a plane, but the actor recalls it was his agents who had difficulty with their valuable client having very little interaction with any real snakes.
		You went to a movie to see Frankenstein or The Wolf Man chase people, or big spiders jump out of stuff — it is a Saturday afternoon movie.
	www.moviehole.net /interviews/20060809_interview_samuel_l_jackson.html (1300 words)

	Saturday Afternoon at the Movies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Movie selection is based on an intense series of criteria of maxium feel goodness, minimum controversy, and subject material that could be in some ways be brought back to physics with less than 5 degrees of seperation.
		Movies will generally be shown in Science Center 58, unless other wise noted.
		If you have suggestions for movies or themes that we should show in the future, feel free to mail them to us.
	www.wesleyan.edu /wsa/sps/movie.html (172 words)

	Masters of the Universe (1987) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		I do remember this movie from 1987, and thank God I'm not the only one that remembers a key fact that this movie's release year of 1987 was WELL AFTER the initial He-Man craze of 1982-'85.
		A cheap ass made for 5 year olds movie like this was dreadful for the image of any pre-teen back then, despite the fact that practically everyone secretly yearned to watch it.
		Yes this movie is stupid beyond belief, but it's about He-Man and it's from the 80's.
	imdb.com /title/tt0093507 (704 words)

	CBC Toronto - Programs - Metro Morning - Movie Reviews
		From the depression era scenes in New York, to the dangers of Skull Island, the visual grandeur of this movie cannot be understated.
		I mean, any movie with minotaurs, griffins, talking lions and cyclops is pretty much gold with me, but when Swinton shows up for battle in a chariot pulled by polar bears, well, my heart burst with movie geek joy.
		The movie, not unlike the book, is rich with Christian allegory - the children are referred to as sons and daughters of Adam and Eve, and Aslan the lion is clearly positioned as Christ - his reappearance marked by Santa Claus and the return of Christmas.
	www.cbc.ca /metromorning/movie_reviews/kong.html (1547 words)

	William Girdler: Blobfest 2002
		I didn't see the movie (or hear the real song) until I was eight or nine years old.
		Inspired by my father's bedtime stories, I became a Saturday afternoon B-movie junkie as soon as I was allowed to watch such fare.
		It was sort of noisy and crowded once the movie had let out, so feeling thoroughly Blobby, I decided to head home.
	www.williamgirdler.com /blobfest.html (1767 words)

	JoBlo reviews the movie "Mumford"
		This movie sucks because it was slow and boring, starred an uninteresting protagonist with an unbelievable past, included extremely dull patients whose problems left me indifferent at best and pissed at worst, and certified it all with many a predictable ending.
		At first I thought the movie was moving WAY too slowly, not to mention how drab it was, but somewhere along the line I began to care about the characters.
		This movie was missing too many things I find important in a character-driven movie like this - like, caring about any of the characters at all would have been very nice.
	www.joblo.com /mumford.htm (1882 words)

	comments \| Retro Junk
		IIRC, some movie packages which did not have marquee graphics included the "12:30 Star Movie" as well as the "Sunday Afternoon Movie" and the "Monday Movie Special".
		This happened to be the closing of the 8 O'Clock movie.
		I think that the reference to the news during the 8:00 movie bumper was due to the fact that this clip was shown after the conclusion of the 8:00 movie on that respective evening.
	www.retrojunk.com /details_comments.php?type=commercial&main_id=1227 (545 words)

	03/11/03: This really happened (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This movie was a compromise pick between the two of us.
		I had no idea what the movie was about except that it was not the romantic comedy my friend wanted me to see so that was good enough for me.
		This movie was so bad my usually boring and humorless friend with bad taste hated it.
	www.mrcranky.com /movies/darknessfalls/15.html (133 words)

	Krull - DVD Movie Central
		The movie takes place on a faraway planet named Krull, which is a land of beauty and elegance.
		Plentiful settings are seen in the movie, such as a castle, country landscape, a swampy forest, a spider’s web/cave, and the Black Fortress, which very much as a unique look to it.
		I haven’t seen many of their pre-90s movies on DVD, but judging from the look of the transfer of this nearly twenty-year-old movie, they are extremely professional at taking old movies and making them look as good as new.
	www.dvdmoviecentral.com /ReviewsText/krull.htm (874 words)

	Wikinfo \| Western movie
		While the western has been popular throughout the history of movies, as the United States progresses farther away from the period depicted, the western has begun to diminish in importance, though (as of August 2003) it has been revived with the Kevin Costner western Open Range.
		Western movies, usually filmed in desolate corners of Arizona, Utah, Wyoming or Colorado, made the landscape not just a vivid backdrop but a character in the movie.
		The Saturday Afternoon Movie was a pre-TV phenomenon in the US which often featured western series.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Western_movie (1690 words)

	Up For Anything: Quick Hit Movie Reviews
		Blade: Trinity: The first Blade movie was an adrenaline-filled rush.
		I agree the movie is visually compelling and the dancing scene near the beginning was absolutely wonderful.
		While I appreciate the fact that the decision to make the movie pretty without using CGI, I still say there has to be a story in there that one can follow in order to make a movie entertaining.
	www.upforanything.net /archives/001107.html (914 words)

	The Movie Reviews
		So when the movie takes a break and tries to be serious and sincere, it doesn't work.
		A lot of the crude humor was actually funny and the main character's conscience and willingness to accept the responsibility of a kid was commendable.
		However, considering that the object of attention was a young child and that the movie is clearly marketed toward a younger audience, a preoccupation and constant references to "Hooters" was unfortunate and dialogue about smoking dope was totally inappropriate.
	www.angelfire.com /md/thedanfiles/movieb.html (3499 words)

	WABC-TV Saturday Afternoon Movie Intro - RJ Forums
		I found this on YouTube were it features a rare intro to the "Saturday Afternoon Movie" when it was on WABC-TV (Channel 7) back in 1986.
		WOKR-TV (now WHAM-TV) in Syracuse, NY used to have that same intro, but it was used for WOKR-TV (Channel 13) "The Movies".
		The video that they used to have was off of RNYN (Rochester New York News) site, but they took it down.
	www.retrojunk.com /forums/showthread.php?t=15599 (125 words)

	U - Z (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		If you cringe at movies that do not take science into consideration, then this is not the movie for you.
		It is an ok Saturday afternoon movie, or a date movie.
		This is a film that the family could enjoy and I would also say a nice date movie.
	home.myuw.net /mmetzger/uzmovies.htm (235 words)

	Wando's Movie Review Archive
		Meet the Fockers may be the boldest name for a movie in the history of the industry and it marks the return of Barbra Streisand to the comedy genre which marked her early motion picture success.
		This movie is brimming with action and suspense but also tugs at the heart-strings of the audience as we become enveloped in the life of this one young firefighter.
		The speed with which this movie zips along is mind blowing at times which fits perfectly with the frenetic pace at which Bourne and his pursuers are living their lives.
	partners.dubuque365.com /moviereviews/archive2004.html (6382 words)

	Saturday at the Movies
		Reviews of current movies, new DVD releases, old movies, and the "picks and passes" for the week.
		I believe there should be a separate category of movies titled "Saturday at the Movies".
		It is a typical "Saturday at the Movies" winner.
	www.areavoices.com /movies/?blog=1263 (229 words)

	The Shrubbery -- Movie Review -- Soldier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Through a series of rapid flashbacks, the audience sees Todd grow to adulthood and some of the campaigns on other worlds that he is involved in.
		This is a movie which attempts to cross genres to create something different.
		Although, to give the movie credit, it, more so than other recent action films like the "video game"ish Blade and the humorous Rush Hour, shows the results of violence, both physically and mentally, on its victims.
	www.theshrubbery.com /1198/movie1.html (783 words)

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