New In Theaters!
What will happen on the big screen this week as far as the top ten box office results go when Monday arrives. It’s really hard to tell! But, one thing is for sure, even though there are a total of five new movies opening this weekend, the pickin’s are rather slim. While Inglourious Basterds with Brad Pitt is getting a lot of commercial time, will it have enough umph to push Peter Jackson’s District 9 out of the number one spot?
Before I get to the list of new movies opening this weekend I want to push one movie that opened last week, but didn’t do very well in the box office. It came in at 11 for it’s debut weekend, but seriously, it deserves better. For some reason Bandslam which opened last weekend, did not have a big pull for box office dollars. I’m not sure why, but I will say it is worth seeing – especially if you have high school teens in your household.
Bandslam is a family-friendly movie!
Read the Frame by Frame Bandslam Review Here!
New Flicks On The Big Screen
Inglourious Basterds – Rated R on 3,165
In Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Brad Pitt stars as a lieutenant who leads a group of Jewish American soldiers on a mission to eliminate the Nazis during World War Two. A woman whose family was killed by Nazis has a similar plan. Eli Roth, Christoph Waltz, Mike Myers and the Office actor B.J. Novak also star.
Post Grad – Rated PG-13 on 1,958
Former Gilmore Girls actress Alexis Bledel is a recent college grad without job prospects who’s forced to move back home with her eccentric family. Michael Keaton, Carol Burnett and Jane Lynch also star.
Shorts – Rated PG on 3,105 screens
An 11 year unpopular boy discovers a magical rainbow-colored rock that grants him wishes and causes chaos in his town. Jon Cryer, William H. Macy, Leslie Mann and James Spader star.
X Games 3D: The Movie – Rated PG on 1,399 screens
The ESPN Films documentary, which will screen for one week only, features star snowboarder Shaun White and other X Games athletes in action.
Opening in limited release…
My One And Only – Rated PG-13 on 4 screens
Renee Zellweger plays a woman who leaves her cheating husband and takes a road trip with her sons in order to find a new provider for her family. The story is based on actor George Hamilton’s childhood. Kevin Bacon and Eric McCormack also star.
Enjoy the show!
Dr. Rus
Dr. Rus has 30+ years experience in the field of communication. He takes this experience, and his passion to encourage others to positively effect their environment, when providing insight and movie reviews. 
