Almost two decades have passed since Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) met on a train bound for Vienna in 1995's Before Sunrise, and Hawke and Delpy have preserved the souls of their star-crossed lovers flawlessly. Grading it with an "A," Entertainment Weekly says," Before Midnight is enchanting entertainment that's also the most honest and moving film about love in years."

 

Why Rocky IV? Because Rocky was a dad, and he told the world he loved his son. Another reason? Because we're serving man food: meat, potatoes, burgers, sausage, beer and meat. Love your dad. Watch USA battle USSR. Eat meat. Only at RFC. Reservations: 318.459.4125.

 

A literature teacher discovers a student with a special gift for writing, a craft that soon turns sinister. Directed by François Ozon (Swimming Pool), In the House is "[u]tterly assured, breathtakingly executed and riotously funny, this is a delight," says Total Film.

 

Frances (Greta Gerwig) doesn't really have an apartment. She doesn't really dance. And she really doesn't speak to her best friend anymore. Still, there's something extraordinary about a women who really, really tries to be happy. The Washington Post says, "The writing is so musical, so attuned to human frailty and aspiration, that I defy anyone to watch the movie without smiling."

 

Who doesn't want to spend their life on holiday? Unfortunately for Johnny Case (Cary Grant), his fiancée is not on board with the unorthodox idea. Who is? Her eccentric sister (Katherine Hepburn) and long-suffering brother.

 

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