April 29, 2012 If you want to make sure you get the best seats, 97.3 The Dawg has arranged a special pre-sale event that is going on now thru May 1st. The ticket prices are $55, $45 and $35 plus service fees.
Continuing its quest for world domination, ‘The Hunger Games’ earned another $21.5 million this weekend and marked its fourth straight week atop the box office charts.
Kate Upton is in ‘The Three Stooges’ movie and we only know that because we’ve watched the commercial more than we’ve actually watched the original Three Stooges films. Overkill? As Curly put it… “SOYTENLY!”
Horror, action or comedy? Pick your poison, because all three genres will be represented in the movies opening in wide release this weekend.
Tuesday, April 3, New York filmmakers Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein will be in Lafayette for a special showing of "Fightville", which will later hit theaters on April 20. The new documentary was filmed for over two years in Lafayette and it captures the exclusive MMA talent through the eyes of local promoter, Gil Guillory and rise of UFC star, Dustin Poirier.
You could say ‘The Hunger Games’ did well in its debut, but that would be a vast understatement — with $155 million in revenues, the film adaptation of the best-selling novel left the other movies in the dust and moved easily to the top of the charts this weekend.
Another week with a single movie opening in wide release, but everyone’s so excited about this one that it may have needed the entire weekend to itself.
Are you lazy? Do you not want to deal with the fuss of breaking up with your significant other? Do you want to drop a blatant hint without having a three-hour conversation about the relationship? Here is a list of six movies to aid you in the process of breaking up with a girl.
Once again, ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ was the most popular movie at the box office this weekend, bringing in $39.1 million in its second week of release.
Sci-fi, horror or comedy? Take your pick. All three genres have movies opening in wide-release this weekend.
