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Restrepo is out in DVD and Blu-ray!This outstanding film has received a Spirit Award nomination for Best Documentary and has been on many Top Ten Lists for Best Movies of 2010.
U23D has been extended through 2011 at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
We can’t think of a better place to see this groundbreaking live action 3-D film. Go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame website for screening times and ticket information.
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Restrepo
A stunning chronicle of a U.S. platoon in Afghanistan. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary at Sundance. Now On Demand and on DVD and Blu-ray. Also visit Restrepo on Facebook.
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U23D
U23D immerses you in the pulsating energy of a live U2 stadium concert. Now playing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and in Singapore at the Singapore Science Center.
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The Wildest Dream
In 1924, George Mallory dreamed of being the first man to conquer Everest. Now acclaimed mountaineer, Conrad Anker, will risk it all to answer the haunting question that has lingered for generations: Did Mallory make it?
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Sea Monsters
Get up close and personal with prehistoric monsters of the deep in this smash hit! Sea Monsters brings to life some of the dinosaur age's most fearsome marine reptiles. Now playing at the Museum of Nature and Science in Denver.
Coming Soon
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The Way Back
Six men escaped a Soviet gulag and walked (yes, walked) 4,000 miles to freedom. Inspired by true events. Opens January 21. Visit TheWayBackTheMovie.com
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The Last Lions
Six years in the making, Beverly and Dereck Joubert’s story of an ostracized lioness who will stop at nothing to save her cubs comes to theaters this February. Not to be missed! Also find the film on Facebook.
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Desert Flower
Waris Dirie ran away from an arranged marriage at age 13 and found herself catapulted to fame and fortune as a famous model, but the past comes back to haunt her in this inspiring true story. Opens in theaters in March.
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