Enter the heart of darkness.
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The movie The Wizard of Oz (1939) with the soundtrack replaced by Pink Floyd’s album The Dark Side…
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Shot in three-strip Technicolor, this is the best movie about ballet ever made and boasts some of the most beautiful images in cinema history. A young dancer must choose between her love for ballet and a handsome new suitor in this restored classic Technicolor masterpiece.
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The Godfather at Row House? How is that for an offer you can’t refuse. See Francis Ford Coppola’s newly restored masterpiece during our annual birthday week. When the Corleone crime family patriarch barely survives an attempt on his life, his son steps in to take care of the would-be killers, launching a campaign of bloody revenge.
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Don’t miss the new restoration of David Lynch’s trippy surrealist Hollywood noir shot entirely by Lynch himself with a handheld digital camcorder. Laura Dern stars as an actress who loses touch with the lines between reality and the character she plays.
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Satoshi Kon’s anime thriller stars a young dream detective named Paprika, who must stop terrorists from using a stolen machine that allows therapists to enter their patients’ dreams. The reality and dreams blur, and chaos breaks out in a not-so-far-off future.
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We are still not fully over this amazing and wholey unique movie. Plus it looks and sounds SO good in theaters. Michelle Yeoh as an aging Chinese immigrant who can’t seem to finish her taxes… until she is swept up in an insane adventure.
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There are no more barriers to cross.
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Don’t miss this nostalgic, funny, and often poignant coming of age story of 15-year-old who finds himself on tour with an up and company 1970s rock band as a reporter for Rolling Stones. He navigates a world of groupies, drugs, and sex despite the objections from his overprotective mother.
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Director/writer Melvin Van Peebles sparked the blaxploitation genre with thisfilm about a orphan who is groomed to be a sex show performer and framed for murder he didn’t commit. Set to a score by Earth, Wind, and Fire, this film devolves into an increasingly hallucinogenic world of violence and bigotry, where no one can be trusted and the possibility of death lurks at every corner.
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