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American Gigolo: See review
this issue. (R) Columbia East and
Gamecock.
The Black Hole : At $17 million,
this outer-space adventure yarn is
the most expensive film Walt
Disney Productions has ever
made. Unfortunately, the company
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anything about outer space. Thus
we have fiery comets in the depths
of space (where there's no oxygen
to support the flames) and a host of
other laughable mistakes. Peter
Ellenshaw's production design is
wonderful, but one credit hardly
balances 90 minutes of debits.
(PG) Richland Mall
Chapter Two: Neil Simon's
latest stars James Caan and
Marsha Mason. (PG) Sneak
preview, Friday only. Dutch
Square.
The Electric Horseman : Robert
Redford is irresistable as Sonny
Steele, an aging rodeo champ who
now makes a living hawking
breakfast cereal. When he
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drugged by the cereal company's
bosses, however, Sonny takes
matters into his own hands and
steals the $12 million corporate
symbol right off a Las Vegas stage.
Jane Fonda, looking as beautiful
as ever, is the ace television
reporter who tracks him down.
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Foolin' Around: Gary Busey
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Tony Randall and Cloris Leachman
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The Godsend: The ad says,
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Nothing I could write could say it
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Going in Style: George Burns,
Art Carney, and Lee Strasberg are
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ends meet. The film's first half is
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Martin Brest directed
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Hero at Large: John Ritter and
Anne Archer in a comedy about a
struggling actor who takes his first
job?the lead in a play called
"Captain Avenger"?just a tad too
seriously. (PG) Columbia Mall
The Jerk: Steve Martin's
starring debut is intermittently
hilarious, but an overall disappointment.
The first half-hour
features several soon-to-be-classic
scenes, but director Carl Reiner
tans to sustain tne numor inrougn
the picture's final 60 minutes.
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K.ramer vs. Kramer: Number
three on my 4410 Best Films of
1979" list. Director Robert Benton
has followed The Late Show with a
funny, touching, and ultimately
heartbreaking story about the
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foil. This movie is Oscar material.
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The Last Married Couple in
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Fletcher and Valerie Perrine all
seem lost in the material, as well
as the layers upon layers of
costuming. (R) Fox
Mannequin: Soft-core pornography
from France. (R) Spring
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Midnight Madness: Walt
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target?turns out to be little more
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movie because of its structure
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The Rose: It's set in the 1960's,
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