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STUDY BREAKS
Movies
fantasy about a farm girl who is
carried to the land of OZ. Also
starring Ray Bolger and Jack
Haley. Sunday. G.
Check theaters for specific times
and prices. Movies subject to
change without notice. All list
ings are current through press
time.
Thunderball: Sean Connery,
as agent 007, must find a hijack
ed British bomber that is car
rying nuclear warheads. Mon
day. Unrated.
Campus
Theater:
846-6512
ictor/Victoria: Julie Andrews
stars in this comedy about a sin
ger who masquerades as a
female impersonator. R.
Silver Streak: Gene Wilder
plays a mild-mannered book
publisher who witnesses a mur
der aboard the Silver Streak.
Richard Pryor helps him battle
the bad guys. Tuesday. PC.
Rocky Horror Picture Show:
The most bizarre treatment yet
of the Frankenstein myth, com
plete with rock music, transvest
ism and kinky sex. Barry Bost-
wick and Susan Sarandon por
tray lost travelers who wander
into Tim Curry’s castle and ex
perience a night to remember.
Midnight Friday and Saturday.
R.
the old saying “more than three
poltergeists is a crowd” came
from. PC.
E.T.: An alien from a distant
planet is stranded on earth by
his mother ship and hidden by a
small boy. They learn from each
other how to grow up alone on
their respective planets. PC.
da and Katharine Hepburn give
Oscar-winning performances as
an elderly couple coming to
grips with old age. PC.
Blade Runner: Harrison Ford
is back in this adventure about
men battling the machines they
have created. R
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paintings deal with them
and energies of life.
Manor East
823-8300
.Author, Author!: A1 Pacino
plays a writer whose wife leaves
him with four kids. It’s a ratrace
at his house. PC.
C
at People: Nastassia Kinski
and Malcolm McDowell star as a
brother and sister who are de
scended from a race of cat peo
ple. Midnight. R.
Bridge on the River Kwai: Alec
Guiness leads the cast as a Brit
ish officer who drives his men to
build the bridge. This movie
won Best Picture in 1957.
Wednesday. G.
Porky’s: An Animal House-
type comedy about growing up
in the Fifties. R.
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775-2468
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Annie: Liuie Orphan Annie
comes to life on the big screen in
this musical comedy about an
orphan’s adventures as she tries
to find a home. Carol Burnett,
Albert Finney and Bernadette
Peters star. PC.
Rocky III: Sylvester Stallone
stars as everyone’s favorite box
er, Rocky. In this feature, Rocky
is rich and fights to stay that way,
along with savoring his pride.
Starring the same old characters
from the past two Rocky films.
PC.
Raiders of the Lost Ark: In
diana Jones (Harrison Ford)
keeps slipping in and out (most
ly in) of danger in his pursuit of
the Ark of the Covenant. PC.
Road Warrior: Greedy people
hog gas tanks after a nuclear
holocaust. R.
Eleaven Can Wait: Warren
Pendleton (Warren Beatty) is
mistakenly taken to Heaven be
fore his time by an overzealous
angel. He is allowed to return to
Earth but not in his original
form. Thursday. PC.
Otar Trek II: The Wrath of
Khan: The second in the Star
Trek movie series, supposedly
better than the first, with a more
action-packed plot. For Trek-
kies, consider this a sequel to one
of the TV episodes — “Space
Seed.” PC.
lorease II: Further tales about
the sock-hoppin’ life of the ’50s
complete with hoop skirts, be-
boppin’ songs and male hair-dos
created with — grease. PC.
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lent movie starring Arnold
Schwarzenegger as the big
meanie hulk and a voluptous
blond as his sidekick. R.
Sh arkey’s Machine: Burt
Reynolds plays a tough cop
known as “The Ace.” R.
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Aarplane!: Buckle your seat-
belts for this spoof on the pre
vious Airport movies. The cast
includes Robert Conrad and
Leslie Nielson. Friday and
Saturday. R.
The Thing: A bloodthirsty
monster terrorizes an Air Force
research team. Based on a 1951
film with the same title. R.
Post Oak Mall
Cinema
764-0616
Bambi: The Walt Disney classic
about an orphaned fawn who is
adopted by other animals in the
forest and learns he has to grow
up fast. Thumper, the bunny,
co-stars. G.
Jr lash Cordon: The comic book
character comes to life in this sci
ence fiction adventure film. PC.
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day, Roy Robbins and
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The Wizard of Oz: Judy Gar
land stars in this 1939 musical
Halloween II:
man from the
ween lives and continues to ter
rorize the lives of others. R
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original Hallo-
Poltergeist: A suburban neigh
borhood project is built over an
ancient burial site. All of the
ghosts from this graveyard even
tually manifest themselves in
one household. Probably where
Fire Fox: It’s Clint Eastwood
against the Russians in this pic
ture. He wants something and
they’ve got it, so he must go in
and get it. R.
On Golden Pond: Henry Fon-
The Whispers will be at the
Erwin Special Events Center in
Austin Wednesday, June 30 at 8
p.m. They are a rhythm and
blues band. Tickets may be
ordered by calling 477-6060.
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