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Alien: Ktdiey bcott nas directed A
viewer's feelings that the film often 2
he perceives as potentially jolting (c
onscreen, including several scenes
Square.
The Amityville Horror: The crum
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best-selling book. (E) Dutch Square.
Blazing Saddles: Mel Brooks' clai
for what is presumably its final engt
(H) Columbia East and Gamecock.
Blue Collar: Paul Schrader mad
cellent melodrama about three dii
labor union. Richard Pryor, Han
. masterful in the leading roles. (R) R
Breaking Away: The best ensemt
comedy about an Indiana youth's
bicvcle racer. Peter Yates (Bullit i
eye for detail. (PG) Spring Valley.
The Concorde: Airport '79: The
from trying to figure out just how
movie will go. Past the point of n
arrives at. (PG) Richland Mall.
Escape from Alcatraz: After a di
Which Way but Loose, Clint Eastw<
tense prison tale. The old pod-mater
Richland Mall.
Hot Stuff: A cops-and-robbers cor
twists. Dom DeLuise (who co-stan
need) directed in mucn tne same i
might have done. (PG) Columbia M
The Jaguar Lives: Karate adveni
Moore's luscious co-star in The Spy
The Main Event: Heaven knows,
Streisand movie, but there's sim]
Streisand chews up almost every
Zieff's direction is laid-back to the p
his instructions while skiing in Nor
Valley.
Moonraker: Like the ten Jame
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stunts are exciting, the women an
' picture of elegance as 007. Easily tli
the classiest movies of the year. (P<
More American Graffiti: See r<
Mall.
The Muppet Movie: Steve Mart
Madeline Kahn join Kermit the Fr
"screen extravaganza. (G) BushRiv
North Dallas Fortv: Bitinfi. D(
story of Phil Elliot, an aging offensi
Elliot, Nick Nolte turns in the most
Robert DeNiro went on a rampag
(R) Columbia Mall.
Patrick: Horror movie of unknot
(R) Plaza.
Richard Pry or Revisited: Practi
in March. Only the stage and Pryoi
rating) Bush River Mail and Palm*
Rocky II: This erratic sequel ti
Picture of 1976 has all of the origin;
sovereign rule of Sylvester Stallon
direction is amateurish, and his s
Stallone's portrayal of Rocky is
technical shortcomings. (PG) Bus!
The Seduction of Joe Tynan: Ai
pratfalls encountered by adult me
the top. Barbara Harris and Men
roles, but it's Alan Alda's complex
the film together. (R) Columbia Mi
Star Wars: The most financially
back with about five minutes wo
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lien in a manner ?o oblivious to the
seems downright sinister. Anything
>r revolting) to an audience he puts
of disembowelment. (H) Jefferson
my performances of James Brolin,
Lin this filmization of Jay Anson's
ssic Western comedy is back again
igement before it airs on television.
le his directorial debut in this exsenchanted
members of a Detroit
vey Keitel and Yaphet Kotto are
ussell House.
>le acting of the year highlights this
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ind The Deep) directed with a fine
fun in watching Airport '79 comes
far into the realm of silliness the
10 return is the answer one finally
-eadful attempt at comedy in Every
>od is back where he belongs in this
himself, Don Siegel, directed. (PG)
nedv with some delightfully original
} with Suzanne Pleshette and Jerry
manner as his mentor, Mel Brooks,
all and Dutch Square.
ture featuring Barbara Bach, Roger
Who Loved Me. (R) Fox.
I never thought I'd hate a Barbara
ply nothing about this one to like,
scene she appears in, and Howard
K>int where it looks like he radioed in
way. (PG) Bush River Mall, Spring
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t can get away with anything. The
i beautiful, and Roger Moore is the
te best film of the summer and one of
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eview this issue. (PG) Bush River
in, Mel Brooks, Richard Pryor and
og and Miss Piggy in their first bigger
Mall.
;rceptive and excruciatingly funny
ive end for the North Dallas Bulls. As
riveting performance I've seen since
e in Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver.
vn origin, featuring unknown actors.
cally the same film that played here
r's attire are noticably different. (No
stto.
5 the Academy-Award-winning Best
al cast members returning under the
e, who wrote, directed and stars. His
creenplay is downright childish, but
so good that you can overlook his
) River Mall.
i enjoyable motion picture about the
n and women in their quest to reach
/\ Streep are excellent in supporting
i portrayal of the title role that holdis
all.
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