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By David Baker
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Autopsy: More blood and gore for the people who like
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Mimsy Farmer, who
was good in 1972's "Road To Salinas," is one of the victims.
(R) Carolina
Avalanche: Disaster movies aren't dead, they just moved
from Universal to New World. Rock Hudson and Mia
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The Boob Tube: Below average satire of television, but
with enough naked bosoms to make up for its shortcomings.
(R) Bush River Mall - Late Show
The Boys in Company C: Touching, and often quite funny
story of four GIs from boot camp to Vietnam. Great ensemble
acting, beautiful cinematography. (PG) Spring
Valley
Death On the Nile: Promises to be this year's "Murder
On the Orient Express," but hopefully not as boring. The
all-star cast includes Peter Ustinov. Rette Davis Mia
Farrow, Olivia Hussey, David Niven, Maggie Smith, and
Jack Warden. (PG) Richland Mall
Foul Play: As if Goldie Hawn alone wouldn't be enough to
make this one a hit, the producers also threw in one of the
most dazzling car chase sequences ever filmed. Chevy
Chase co-stars. (PG) Columbia Mall
The Goodbye Girl: Richard Dreyfuss won an Oscar for
his portrayal of an out-of-work actor in this, one of Neil
Simon's funniest comedies. Marsha Mason and Quinn
Cummings also get their share of the laughs, and the old
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Grease: John Travolta proves that "Saturday Night
Fever" was no fluke, and Olivia Newton-John is even better
than he is. Ranks with "Foul Play" and "Heaven Can Wait"
as one of the year's most entertaining motion pictures.
(PG) Bush River Mall
Heaven Can Wait: Warren Beatty and Julie Christie,
together for the umpteenth time, make for screen magic,
the likes of which we haven't seen since Streisand cast her
spell over Kristofferson in "A Star Is Born." (PG)
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The Kentucky Fried Movie: Wildly unpredictable
melange of satires . . . most of them very funny. The high
point of the film is a mock trailer for an upcoming film,
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Show
The Last Waltz: Martin Scorsese directed this
documentary of The Band's farewell concert. It might have
been interesting as a fifteen minute short subject, but as a
two-hour feature film, it's the pits. (PG) Bush River Mall Late
Show
National Lampoon's Animal House: Belushi, Matheson
and company in one of 1978's funniest films. The horse's
heart attack is an inspired bit of lunacy that will probably
go down in movie history. Stephen Bishop sings the theme
song. (R) Dutch Square North and Gamecock
Pretty Baby: Stunningly photographed essay about a
young gin growing up in the red light district of New
Orleans, circa 1917. Brooke Shields, Susan Sarandon and
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language feature. (R) Dutch Square South
Revenge of the Pink Panthers: The fifth installment of
the Inspector Clouseau saga, wherein Peter Sellers fumbles
his way to fame and fortune. It's wildly erratic, but better
than "The Pink Panther Strikes Again." (PG) Spring
Valley
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Now approaching the
half-year mark in Columbia, "Rocky Horror" is the best
(and only) transvestite musical ever made. (R) Bush River
Mall - Late Show
Rollerball: Pretentious, but well-photographed essay on
violence in the 21st century. The sets are exquisite, and the
performances from James Caan, John Houseman, Maud
Adams, and especially John Beck are very good. (R)
Palmetto - Late Show
Saturday Night Fever: Number 10 on my 1977 ten worst
list. If it weren't for all the good music and a striking performance
from John Travolta, it would have ranked nine
points higher. (R) Bush River Mall and Columbia Mall
Somebody Killed Her Husband: Here it is, guys . . .
Farrah's first starring role! Her co-star is Jeff Bridges, and
the plot (not that anyone cares) concerns two amateur
detectives and their attempts to stav alive while tracking
down the man who killed the girl's mate. (PG) Bush River
Mall and Spring Valley
The Sound of Music: Apparently, the governmental ban
on saccharine did not effect Julie Andrews movies. Too bad.
(G) Richland Mall
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