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The Projector: Movies opening Friday, Feb. 12 (Boise Weekly)

The Projector: Movies opening Friday, Feb. 12 (Boise Weekly)
Benicio del Toro howls at the moon, Penelope Cruz is an adulterous actress, Jim Carrey falls in love with his cell mate, Logan Lerman journeys to Mt. Olympus, and the Jessicas, Julia, Jennifer, Ashton and more fall vie for VDay affection. Special Screening Binary CodeFull-length skateboarding video from MTTheory. Fri., Feb. 12, 8 p.m. $6. Knitting Factory Concert House, 416 S. Ninth St., Boise …

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The Projector (Boise Weekly)

The Projector (Boise Weekly)
A teen’s tragic tale, a silly spy, a single guy, a post-apocalyptic protector and a couple of special screenings. OPENING The Book of EliAnother addition to the ever-growing canon of post-apocalyptic films, The Book of Eli follows Eli (Denzel Washington) on his trek across the wasteland that once was America. Driven by his hope for the future, Eli serves up some serious ass-kicking, putting …

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The Projector: Movies opening Friday, Dec. 25 (Boise Weekly)

The Projector: Movies opening Friday, Dec. 25 (Boise Weekly)
Have a house full of hooligans for the holidays? On your own because the kids are spending Xmas with the ex? Get distracted with animated rodents, ancient China, an adolescent queen, an astute detective or extramarital affairs. Alvin and The Chipmunks: The SqueakquelEverybody’s favorite trio of rodents: Alvin, Simon and Theodore, achieved pop-sensation status in their first movie. Now, the runts …

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The Projector: Movies Opening Nov. 20 (Boise Weekly)

The Projector: Movies Opening Nov. 20 (Boise Weekly)
Vampires and wolves, astronauts and aliens, a rags-to-NFL story and Jenny’s education … it’s all at the movies. An EducationIt’s 1960s London and teenager Jenny (Carey Mulligan)meets and falls for the charming and much older David (Peter Sarsgaard). She forgets her struggle to get into Oxford and the more time she spends with David, the more she forgets who she really is. Screenplay by Nick …

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