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Fathom Grease on the Big Screen

Fathom Grease on the Big Screen

by | Aug 28, 2015

Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies brought back to the big screen the most successful movie musical of all time- the story of the 1950’s - Grease. Ted Mankiewicz, host of the television program TCM, in his introduction to the Grease Sing-A-Long that went with the movie event, invited the audience to experience again the story of teenage sweethearts played by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John. For those who ask for “Tell me more” and recognized the many hits songs in the movie, the fun in this out in public with a large group...

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Paul Weitz’s “Grandma”

Paul Weitz’s “Grandma”

by | Aug 28, 2015

Great cast, brilliant dialog and lively scenes fill the new Paul Weitz film “Grandma”. Grandma Elle (played by Lily Tomlin) and her granddaughter Sage (played by Julia Garner) spend the day trying to collect some money for helping resolve an unexpected incident that Sage got into. Unannounced visits to old friends and flames end up rattling skeletons and digging up secrets while they go about solving their situation. Paul’s Weitz new movie proves that a cinema still can be attractive based on the compiling story and dialog instead...

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Fathom Events – Led Zeppelin concerts

Fathom Events – Led Zeppelin concerts

by | Apr 20, 2015

Occasionally in life we have a rare opportunity to re-live some of the more exciting and memorable cultural experience of our past. And so it was this week when we had the unique opportunity to enjoy an extraordinary big-screen showing of selected historic performances by the incomparable Led Zeppelin, one of the most creative and influential rock bands of all time. This one-night-only cinematic extravaganza spanned the band’s incredible career from 1970 to 1979. The film that featured several classic live performances was cleaned...

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The latest Terry Gilman film

The latest Terry Gilman film

by | Sep 19, 2014

What is the reason for human existence? What brings us happiness? The latest Terry Gilliam film, "The Zero Theorem", might not give us a definite answer, but searches for one with spectacular and remarkable visual images. Gilliam, as always, is funny, witty, provocative, smart and surprising. In a futuristic London, Qohen Leth , a computer genius, works on a mysterious project. Qohen, who talks always as “we”, identifies himself as a non-separated part of collective in the world, where everything is controlled. Big Brother, here...

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