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Agatha: Stylish thriller that runs out of steam 30 minutes (PC
before it ends. Vanessa Redgrave would probably be Ic
nominated for a 1980 Oscar for her portrayal of the shy Ms. by t
Christie if she hadn't raised such a stink at the 1978 Ha\
ceremony. Dustin Hoffman is quite good in support. (PG) Joh
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The Brink's Job: William Friedkin's first film since his acc
Sorcerer Mopped in 1977 is his first comedy in more than 10 N
years. The all-star cast is headed by Peter Falk, whose sue
characterization can be summed up as Columbo gone bad. fun
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The Deer Hunter: Nominated for nine Academy Awards,
The Deer Hunter IS a great film ? it just isn't a very en- T
joyable one. If it was Michael Cimino's intention to make a stai
movie about the utter futility of mankind, he has succeeded and
greatly. (R) Jefferson Square R
Every Which Way But Loose: Already Clint Eastwood's few
most financially successful film, this hillbilly version of his
Hard Times is the most distasteful comedy I've seen in Dec
years. The local rednecks must like it quite a bit, though, as mis
it is now entering its eleventh week at two theatres. (PG) Si
Columbia Mall and Gamecock the
Fast Break: See review this issue. (PG) Columbia Mall Bur
and Dutch Square acc
Fellini's Amarcord: The winner of the Best Foreign Film rem
Oscar in 1974, it is Fellini's most critically praised film rerr
since8Funny as well as touching, its most memorable Squ
scene involves a horny teenager who is granted an evening Sj
of pleasure from the 400 pound object of his affections ? if Joh
he first can pick her up. (R) Russell House evei
The Great Train Robbery: An absolute gem of a movie, bee
Michael Crichton directed and wrote the screenplay (from Sati
his own novel), and Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland and cou
Leslie-Anne Down make the perfect cast. (PG) Richland
Mall
Halloween: Seeing Halloween is like riding a roller- mil
coaster ? it's fun while you're doing it, but afterwards you Din
feel a bit dizzy from having gone so fast. There are scenes to c
in it, however, that Hitchcock himself could not have done Chr
any better. (R) Spring Valley Val
Hard Core: The first 110 minutes of Paul Schrader's T
latest exercise in sex and violence are as good as anything boy
I've seen this year, but the last five minutes destroy it all. wre
No previous movie has ever been saddled with an ending as Visi
ridiculous as this. (R) Fox rat<
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eaven Can Wait: The #1 movie on my 10 Best list of 1978
ack again to capitalize on its nine Oscar nominations.
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:e Castles: A very good movie that is constantly plagued
rying to be better. Looking like a cross between Goldie
vn and Meredith Baxter-Birney, 19-year-old Lynn-Holly
nson makes a smashing debut as a young girl who is
nd for the Olympic ice skating team before a tragic
ident leaves her virtually blind. (PG) Bush River Mall
ational Lampoon's Animal House: The second most
cessful movie released in 1978 (behind Grease) is a lot of
and is infinitely better than the three television shows
t are trying their best to imitate it. (R) Gamecock
he North Avenue Irregulars: Disney crime-spoof
-ring Cloris Leachman, Susan Clark, Barbara Harris
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ichard Pry or Live in Concert: Filmed in Long Beach a
months ago, this movie-concert captures Pryor in all
comic glory. If you missed him in Atlanta this past
:ember, here's an excellent chance to see what you
sed. (R) Palmetto
ameTime, Next Year: A film that is every bit as good as
play it sprang from . . . maybe even better. Ellen
styn and Alan Alda are flawless as a housewife and an
ountant who meet, become lovers, and continue to
dezvous every year for 26 years ? all the while
taining happily married to other people. (PG) Dutch
are
iturday Night Fever: Because we want evervone to see
n Travolta's performance . . . because we want
ryone to hear the number one group in the country . . .
ause we want to milk the public for all it's worth . ..
irday Night Fever is now rated PG, which, in this case,
Id stand for pretty grotty. (PG) Spring Valley
Lipernian: A colorful, kaliedoscopic fantasy that, at $40
lion, is one of the most expensive films ever produced,
ector Richard Donner keeps the action nicely blown up
omic strip proportions without ever letting it get silly,
istopher Reeve is the perfect Man of Steel. (PG) Spring
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friend in Grease, in a story about a high school
istling team. It is the first movie ever released by Buena
La (the company that distributes Disney films) that isn't
idG. (PG) Richland Mall
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