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January 31 |
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 Final Destination 3 Screening
Tuesday, Feb 7th @ 7pm @
The Colorado Center
Theater (I-25 & Colorado
Blvd)
How about a free workout at
the gym and tickets to an advance
screening of Final
Destination 3?
In the latest thrilling
chapter of the Final
Destination series,
someone meets their fate
at a gym. In keeping
with the macabre sense
of humor from the movie
series, we've arranged
for you to visit the
University Hills YMCA
at Colorado Blvd. & Yale
Ave. (3901 E Yale) and
receive a free tour and
workout. Here's your
chance to really cheat
death by getting in
shape!
This movie is rated R.
You need to be at
least 17 years of age to
be able to
play for tickets to the
movie.
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January 30 |
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 George
Takei Added to Starfest 2006 Line-up
Best known for his portrayal of Mr. Sulu in the
acclaimed television and film series Star Trek, George Takei has
more than 30 feature films and hundreds of television guest-starring
roles to his credit.Recognized worldwide as
a member of the original Star Trek cast, George received a star on
Hollywood Boulevard’s Walk of Fame in 1986 and he placed his
signature and hand print in the forecourt of the landmark
Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood in 1991.
In January 2006, he appeared as the announcer and
on-air personality on the debut week of the Howard Stern Show
on Sirius Satellite Radio.
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January 24 |
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 Something
New Screening
Tuesday, January 31st
@ 7pm
@
The UA Colorado Center
(I-25 & Colorado)
Something New
is a modern romance told
with humor. It's a story
about working women looking for love. As fantastic as their
professional lives might be, they also want love in their personal
lives. Something New looks at this problem through the eyes of a
particular woman, Kenya Denise McQueen, who is an executive needing
to expand her horizons in order to find love."
When you get to your late 30's and you're still
single - and you want
to find love and get married, you are probably going to have to open
it up and think outside the box. This
movie has been rated PG-13.
Click here to play for
tickets to the
screening.
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 Horror
Room Starfest 2006!
You cannot run, You cannot hide, Evil has it's own design! -
Billy Idol
Are you getting a little antsy because it's another nine-months
until the Halloween Haunted House season starts up again in
Denver? We've got something for you that will scratch that
itch... The Horrorfest at Starfest. The horror programming at this year's
Starfest is shaping up to be
the best ever. Both the Horror Panel and Horror Video rooms
will be introducing all-new interactive programming so you can
really get involved in the fun and festivities.
The Friday night charity event will be a mixer with
themed movie baskets being
raffled off. We've invited
many of our guests to attend. This will make it a great
opportunity for you to meet and greet them face to face.
Late night Friday is going to feature, as usual, "The Rocky Horror Picture
Show". This time we will be sponsoring a costume contest for
Rocky Horror with prizes for the best costumes. Slip into your best Rocky Horror finery and join our host Raven in the
Horror Video Room.
Another great event at Starfest is our new Make a
Monster Contest for the kids. More information on
this scary event will be forthcoming. You can also look ahead
to an all-new audience
participation trivia contest. It features prizes for both contestants and
audience members. This exciting new event will be hosted by our
Trivia Master Peri!
Our horror panels host Greg will also be welcoming back the
Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society with all new
investigations to share with you. Have you ever wanted to be a
ghost hunter? Students of the field will receive expert
instruction in a course titled - Ghost Hunting 101. You'll be able to learn all
of the basics
you need to know to get started in this new and extremely
exciting occupation.
Keep checking back here at the Starland
site frequently for additional updates on Horrorfest and
forthcoming guest
announcements! We look forward to scaring you in the horror rooms at
Starfest!
IceWitch &
Staff
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January 22 |
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 Bambi II Screening
Thursday, January 26th
@ 7pm
at The Cherry Creek Cinema (3000
E 1st Ave)
One of the silver
screen's most cherished
characters makes his
triumphant return in
Disney's spectacular
all-new movie, Bambi II.
BAMBI II
is the eagerly awaited next
chapter of Bambi's
unforgettable story
which
continues for a whole
new generation in a film
that's sure to delight
your entire family.
Join Bambi as he
reunites with his
father, The Great
Prince, who must now
raise the young fawn and
teach him the ways of
the forest. But, in the
adventure of a lifetime,
the proud parent
discovers that there is
much that he can learn
from his spirited young
son. Thumper, Flower,
Owl and your favorite
characters return -- and
you'll meet some
wonderful new friends --
as Bambi's magnificent
legacy continues.
Illustrated in the
breathtaking animation
style of the original
classic and bursting
with enchanting new
songs, BAMBI II is truly
a wonder to behold.. This
movie is rated G.
Click here to play for
tickets to the
screening.
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January 21 |
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 Roving
Mars Screening
Tuesday, January 24th
@ 8pm @
The Colorado Center
Theater (I-25 &
Colorado)
The
mysterious Red Planet,
Mars, has inspired
countless science
fiction dreams and
nightmares. Now, for the
first time, experience
the reality of the Mars
surface as seen through
the eyes of two
intrepid, death-defying
explorers -- Spirit and
Opportunity, the Mars
Rovers -- in the
spectacular new giant
screen adventure Roving
Mars, exclusively in
IMAX theatres.
The phenomenal size and
clarity of the IMAX
screen draws the viewer
into a spectacular
landscape that is at
once awe-inspiring and
amazing. And the
suspenseful drama of the
Rovers' dogged quest
over the rugged terrain
may even answer that
persistently haunting
question - Is there life
on Mars? Produced by
Academy Award-nominated
filmmaker Frank Marshall
and produced and
directed by George
Butler, with executive
producer Scott Swofford,
this film takes
moviegoers on a
fantastic journey unlike
any that has ever been
seen on the giant screen
before. "Roving Mars"
was written by George
Butler and Robert
Andrus, with narration
written by George
Butler. Multiple
Oscar-nominated composer
Philip Glass adds to the
excitement with his
brilliant score. This
movie is rated G.
Click here to play for
tickets to the
screening.
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January 20 |
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 Annapolis Screening
Monday, Jan 23 @ 7pm @
The Colorado Center
Theater (I-25 &
Colorado)
When he
won a coveted admission
spot to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis,
local kid Jake Huard
thought all his dreams
had come true but his
battle to become the man
he wants to be is only
just beginning.
Now, uncertain if a
regular kid from a poor
blue collar family can
fit into the Academy's
pressure-cooker
atmosphere, and barely
making the grade as a
Freshman plebe, Jake has
one last shot at proving
he has what it takes to
become an officer in an
institution that boasts
a venerable 137-year
history of focused
discipline and
determined excellence.
With nothing left to
lose, Jake decides to
enter the notoriously
fierce Navy boxing
competition known as the
Brigade Championships
and face off against his
arch-nemesis, Midshipman
Lt. Cole. Everything
Jake has ever hoped for
stands in the balance:
the chance to make his
father proud, to
validate his
Lieutenant's faith in
him, to stand up for his
fellow plebes, and most
of all, to forge a
different future.
This film is rated PG-13
for some violence,
sexual content and
language.
Click here to play for
tickets to the
screening.
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January 17 |
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 Underworld Evolution Screening
Thursday,
January 19th,
at the Denver Pavilions Theater (16th
& Tremont)
@
10PM
The sequel to the $100
million worldwide hit,
Underworld: Evolution
continues the saga of
war between the
aristocratic Death
Dealers and the barbaric
Lycans. the film traces
the beginnings of the
ancient feud between the
two tribes as the
beautiful vampire
heroine Selene discovers
that she has been
betrayed by her own kind
and seeks her revenge.
The fast-paced,
modern-day tale of
deadly action, ruthless
intrigue and forbidden
love takes them into the
battle to end all wars
as the immortals must
finally face their
retribution.
This film is rated R. You must be at least 17 years of age to
attend this screening. This movie is rated R.
Play for
tickets to this screening.
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January 13 |
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 Match Point Screening
Thursday,
January 19th,
at the Colorado Center Theater (I-25 &
Colorado Blvd)
@ 7PM
The man
who said 'I'd rather be
lucky than good’ saw
deeply into life. People
are afraid to face how
great a part of life is
dependent on luck. It's
scary to think so much
is out of one's control.
There are moments in a
match when the ball hits
the top of the net and
for a split second it
can either go forward or
fall back. With a little
luck, it goes forward
and you win…or maybe it
doesn’t, and you lose.”
A one-time tennis pro, Chris Wilton was used to falling just
short in his life. But when he befriends Tom Hewett and marries his
sister, Chloe, the doors are opened to the kind of money and success
that Chris had once only dreamed of. Chris should have settled for
happiness, but he is torn by his attraction to Tom’s impossibly
beautiful and sensual fiancé, Nola. The attraction turns to an
obsession that forces Chris to make a critical choice. Now
everything in his life hinges on if Chris falls short again…and
whether or not his luck runs out.
This film is rated R. You must be at least 17 years of age to
attend this screening. This movie is rated R.
Play for
tickets to this screening.
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January 12 |
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 Sequential
Animation Reviews, News and Interviews
No comic escapes the discerning gaze of
Michael Vance and Mark Allen
Comics Legend
Edward Nelson Bridwell
is featured in this week's Suspended
Animation Column - "His first notable success was as a
writer for Mad during its early, formative years, and Bridwell became an
assistant editor at National/DC Comics in 1965 due to his work with the humor
magazine. He served as an editor of Lois Lane comics and became editor of the
hardback DC reprint titles in 1971."
Guardians -
"For a company known for churning out super hero material by the
truckload, (not that there's anything wrong with that) Guardians is a well
written, wonderfully drawn breath of fresh air with nary a super dude in sight."
Read more reviews
- We have them going all the way back to
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January 10 |
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 The
New World
Screening Tuesday,
January 17th
at the Colorado Center Theater (I-25 &
Colorado Blvd)
@ 7PM
The New
World is an epic
adventure set amid the
encounter of European
and Native American
cultures during the
founding of the
Jamestown Settlement in
1607. Inspired by the
legend of John Smith
(Colin Farrell) and
Pocahontas, acclaimed
filmmaker Terrence
Malick transforms this
classic story into a
dramatized tale of two
strong-willed characters
a noble young native
woman and an ambitious
soldier of fortune who
are torn between their
civic duty and their
hearts.
The film features an
accomplished cast that
includes Christopher
Plummer, Christian Bale,
August Schellenberg, Wes
Studi, David Thewlis,
Yorick van Wageningen
and newcomer Q¹orianka
Kilcher.
This film is rated PG-13.
Play for
tickets.
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January 5 |
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 Glory
Road
Screening Wednesday,
January 11th @
The Continental
Theater (I-25 & Hampden)
@ 7PM
Walt Disney Pictures, in association Jerry Bruckheimer films
presents Glory Road starring Josh Lucas (Sweet
Home Alabama, A Beautiful Mind), Derek Luke (Antwone
Fisher) and Jon Voight. The movie was directed by James Gartner and
written by Christopher Cleveland.
Glory Road tells the inspiring true story
of the underdog Texas Western basketball team, with
history's first all African American starting lineup of
players, who took the country by storm, surprisingly winning
the 1966 NCAA tournament title. Josh Lucas stars as Hall of
Famer Don Haskins, the passionately dedicated college
basketball coach that changed the history of basketball with
his team's victory in this time of innocence.
This film is rated PG.
Play for
tickets.
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January 4 |
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Sequential
Animation Reviews, News and Interviews
No comic escapes the discerning gaze of
Michael Vance and Mark Allen
Great American Comic Books -
"This is far more, however, than reference material. It is to be read and
enjoyed, that one may, hopefully, better appreciate the progression of comics
themselves."
Graphic Classics: Arthur Conan Doyle - "Artists Rick
Geary, John W. Pierard and Nick Miller are standouts among a crowd of
accomplished peers in this collection."
Mr. T #1
- "Mr. T. is 5% short of exceptional in both its words and art."
All Star Batman
and Robin - "Writer Frank Miller created arguably one of the best Batman
stories of all time with his Dark Knight miniseries in the '80's. His current
Batman, however, simply isn't up to snuff."
Read more reviews
- We have them going all the way back to
1997. |
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