Martha's Vineyard Movie Schedules
| Thurs., Feb. 4 | Fri., Feb. 5 | Sat., Feb. 6 | Sun., Feb. 7 |
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Entertainment Cinemas (Edgartown) |
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The Book of Eli Broken Embraces |
Invictus A Single Man |
Tooth Fairy It's Complicated Legion |
Tooth Fairy The Book of Eli Alvin & the Chipmunks A Single Man |
Capawock Theatre (Vineyard Haven) |
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Invictus |
Legion |
Princess & the Frog A Single Man |
Opera: "Il VIaggio A Reims" Up in the Air |
| Mon., Feb. 8 | Tues., Feb. 9 | Wed., Feb. 10 | Thurs., Feb. 11 |
Entertainment Cinemas (Edgartown) |
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The Young Victoria |
Tooth Fairy Legion A Single Man |
Sherlock Holmes It's Complicated |
Legion Up in the Air |
Capawock Theatre (Vineyard Haven) |
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Reel Picks
A Single Man (R)
Compelling Christopher Isherwood novel, and excellent acting in director Tom Ford's story of George (Colin Firth), an ordinary, middle-aged, homosexual professor, devastated over the death of his partner (Matthew Goode).
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel (PG)
The Chipmunks and the Chipettes in a high-pitched animated movie for children, perhaps by children.
The Book of Eli (R)
Denzel Washington, a proselytizing seeker of peace in a post-apocalyptic world.
Broken Embraces (R)
Pedro Almodovar's visually stunning film about a blind former filmmaker (Lluís Homar), who revisits his failed love affair with sultry actress (Penélope Cruz). Subtitles.
Invictus (PG-13)
Clint Eastwood's inspirational film with a superb Morgan Freeman as South Africa's president Nelson Mandela and a wonderfully con-vincing Matt Damon as captain of the country's white supremacist rugby team that winds up competing in the politically crucial 1995 World Cup championship.
It's Complicated (R)
Meryl Streep as a smart, affluent, giggly divorcée who is being courted by ex-husband (Alec Baldwin) and architect (Steve Martin).
Legion (R)
Armed archangels, flesh-eating demons, and other agents of doom descend on a dingy roadside diner in this Bible-themed fantasy. Starring Dennis Quaid, Charles S. Dutton, and Kate Walsh.
Me and Orson Welles (PG-13)
Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre Company prepares to open with a production of "Julius Caesar." Egos, theater lore, rampant creativity, and romance through the eyes of star-struck young actor Richard (Zac Efron). He falls in love with older woman Sonja (Claire Danes), and discovers reality is no act.
The Princess and the Frog (G)
A classic fairy tale fractured into a wonderful updated story set to Randy Newman's jazz, blues, and gospel music. Great fun.
Sherlock Holmes (PG-13)
Director Guy Ritchie has transformed the cerebral Holmes into a flamboyant bare-chested action hero (Robert Downey Jr.) who with Watson (Jude Law), sets out to rescue England with flashy showmanship. Ka-boom.
Tooth Fairy (PG)
Tough hockey player Derek (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) known as "The Tooth Fairy" for his ability to knock out his opponents' teeth, gets turned into a tutu-wearing Tooth Fairy by Julie Andrews. Painful.
Up in the Air (R)
Smile, you're fired. Ryan (a charming George Clooney) travels around the country firing employees with total detachment, dallies with businesswoman (Vera Farmiga) and befriends an ambitious young coworker (Anna Kendrick) as things keep changing around him.
The Young Victoria (PG)
1837 and Victoria, Duchess of Kent (Emily Blunt), is enveloped in a power struggle for the throne. The result is royally entertaining.
Ratings are based on a consensus of published reviews.
