SEBRING, October 16, 2009 – The Fairmount Cinema 6 continues to rock Sebring with a host of hot movies.
And not only the movies, but the stars you love are there!
Bruce Willis stars in the Surrogates, which plays exclusively in Highlands County at the Fairmount. Surrogates mixes The Matrix with murder and mystery to give audiences one of the most compelling films of the fall.
Academy-award winner Ellen Page stars in Whip It, a fempower, Roller Derby rock ‘em sock ‘em.
And big-time actors Ricky Gervais and Jennifer Garner bring the laughs and the love in The Invention of Lying (see photo above courtesy of Warner Bros.).
Woody Harrelson is killing the undead and killing audiences with laughs in the wacky Zombieland.
Pandorum and Capitalism: A Love Story round out the offerings.
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We bemoan the state of affairs at the mall, where teen and young adult mischief continue to plague shoppers and moviegoers alike. Safety remains a concern there, where threats, real and perceived, harangue patrons. We can only hope that that dire situation can be remedied, unless the mall and the Carmike Cinema alike become nothing more than a giant indoor ghost town.
WISHFUL THINKING: Three boys get ready to test the Rainbow Rock’s power to deliver their wildest dreams in the action/comedy Shorts, which plays exclusively in Highlands County at the Fairmount Cinema 6.
Inglourious Basterds is Quentin Tarantino’s R-rated bloody frolic through anti-Nazi sentiment set, of course, in World War II. Tarantino’s wit and creativity are undeniable, and his ability to meld comedy, smart dialog, philosophy, and sophomoric gore is unmatched, but his films have limited appeal and usually end up as DVD cult classics. Inglourious Basterds stars Brad Pitt as the commander of a squad of American soldiers exacting vengeance upon the Nazis in Europe. IB plays at the Carmike and at the Regal Eagle Ridge.
A GAY OLE TIME: Is promised by Sacha Baron Cohen, who plays the title character, a slinky Austrian supermodel up to no good in Bruno.
Sarah (Cameron Diaz) will do anything to save the life of her daughter, Anna (Sofia Vassilieva), including conceiving a new child that can give Anna the transplants or transfusions she needs to survive. But can Sarah keep her family members’ hearts and minds in harmony with hers? That’s the question in My Sister’s Keeper, which debuts today at the Fairmount Cinema 6.
Angels and Demons is set to open at the Regal Eagle Ridge on Friday, May 15. There will be four showtimes: a 1:00 p.m. (the only matinee), 4:05 p.m., 7:20 p.m., and 10:25 p.m.
