THE LAST SONG
Miley Cyrus (”Hannah Montana,” Hanna Montana: the Movie) and Greg Kinnear (Oscar nominee, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, As Good As It Gets, 1997, LIttle Miss Sunshine, You’ve Got Mail) star as an estranged father and daughter in this year’s most heartwarming love story.  Bobby Coleman (Take, Martian Child), Liam Hemsworth (Knowing), Hallock Beals, Kelly Preston (Jerry Maguire, The Cat in the Hat), Stephanie Leigh and Nick Searcy (Castaway, The Ugly Truth) round out the cast.  Directed by Julie Ann Robinson (”Grey’s Anatomy,” “Big Love”), THE LAST SONG is set in a small Southern beach town where father and daughter reconnect with the help of their shared love for music.  The journey is complete with discoveries of friendship, first love and second chances.

Text the word SING (space) and your zip code to 43549 for a chance to win a complimentary copy of the THE LAST SONG on DVD. Winner will be notified Friday, August 20.

Screening will be held Tuesday, August 17 at 7:30pm at the AMC Town Center. Winners will be notified via email and your name will be on a list for check in by the studio rep the night of the screening. Be sure to get there early. These screenings are overbooked to fill every seat. Only ONE entry per email address. Only eligible for Kansas/Missouri metro area residents. Registration ends August 16. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.

Screening will be held Tuesday, September 14 at 7:30pm at the AMC Town Center. Winners will be notified via email and your name will be on a list for check in by the studio rep the night of the screening. Be sure to get there early. These screenings are overbooked to fill every seat. Only ONE entry per email address. Only eligible for Kansas/Missouri metro area residents. Registration ends September 10. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.

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Liz Gilbert is a mess in everything she does. Jumping in and out of relationships and always trying to make it the right fit. It is obvious that she needs to discover herself and love herself, but she is still learning to do that. Realizing that she needs to take time for her she leaves New York where she resides as a prominent writer to begin her year long of traveling starting in Italy.

In Rome she makes an American friend who introduces her to a tutor who teaches her the Italian language and much about the history of the beautiful city. In this breathtaking city she makes several friends and her journey comes to an end on Thanksgiving. Next stop is India. Upon her arrival she must meditate and pray. She finds this a challenge at first as she can not open her mind. Liz closes off once again to the possibility of the power of prayer. In India she makes friends with Richard (Richard Jenkins) who is from Texas and has lost his family and has come her to find himself. He helps heal Liz and teach her the lesson of focus and forgiveness.

Following her meditation she leaves for Bali to visit medicine man Ketut (Hadi Subiyanto). He helps her in her final balancing act and trying to find her center. Eventually Ketut leads Liz to love and changes her life. Eat Pray Love is an inspirational tale about finding yourself to accept love. It had a meaningful purpose but this film has a run time that would drain anyone. The dialogue is lacking and I found myself consistently wandering away in other thoughts. The film failed to ever capture my attention. The director and writers should almost be ashamed by the lack of entertainment this film offered. It was dull and boring and there is not much to be desired from the main character. All supporting characters were underdeveloped and no relationships had any stamina. Eat Pray Love is a long marathon full of self pity and poor interaction. If you can survive the eating you might make it through to the love, but I would advise against it.

Text the word FAIRIES (space) and your zip code to 43549 for a chance to win a complimentary mobile pass for two to see TINKERBELL AND THE GREAT FAIRY RESCUE on Saturday, August 21st at 1o:00AM. Winners will be selected by a random drawing  Friday, August 20th.  Winners will be sent a winning text message informing them that they have won.

Text the word BABY (space) and your zip code to 43549 for a chance to win a complimentary mobile pass for two to see THE SWITCH Wednesday, August 18th at 7:00PM at the AMC Town Center 20.  Winners will be selected by a random drawing  Tuesday, August 17th.  Winners will be sent a winning text message informing them that they have won.

Text the word PERFORM (space) and your zip code to 43549 for a chance to win a complimentary mobile pass for two to see STEP UP 3D Tuesday, August 3rd at 7:30PM at the AMC Town Center 20.  Winners will be selected by a random drawing  Monday, August 2nd.  Winners will be sent a winning text message informing them that they have won.

Cobb is desperate to get out of this line of work of Extraction, but he must do one final job so he can return home to his children. Cobb is requested to implant an idea successfully during someone’s dream. This plot is known as Inception and will take a valiant diverse group of people to pull off. As demonstrated taking over a dream is not as simple as it seems. You must be in their dream and become invisible to that persons subconscious. If you become noticed you will be targeted. During the dream you don’t want to make any big changes that would also alert the subconscious. You want everything to be as realistic as possible.

That is where a great architect comes in to assemble the dream. Cobb is introduced by his father to one of his most promising students Ariadne (Ellen Page). Cobb takes her into a dream to show her the ability she would have to design it. Ariadne begins building her world and quickly learns the projections and shapes are there from the dreamer’s subconscious, where the dream world is created by the designer, not the dreamer. Making accuracy the most important.

Setting the plan into motion Cobb begins laying all the ground work with partner Arthur (Joseph Gordon Levitt). He seeks out an imitator, someone who can impersonate someone close to the dreamer, a driver who can handle the intensity of the dream and keep the group safe when they advance down to another level of dreaming. Once the team is assembled he sets out a complicated layered dream. One that could have life altering consequences.

“Inception” is mind boggling. A great masterpiece that challenges viewers scene by scene. Christopher Nolan does not disappoint with his amazing tale which includes some of the best special effects this year. It’s inventive and fresh and definitely what a lagging box office needed this year. The only film I have seen that has captured my attention and still has me thinking outside the box days later. The cast was made up of the best and the chemistry they shared was superb. Joseph Gordon Levitt shined brightly and Ellen Page proved to be a force to be reckoned with. As expected Leonardo DiCaprio was a show stopper up to the final act. “Inception” proves to be a box office’s dream come true!

Screening will be held Tuesday, July 27 at 7:30pm at the AMC Town Center. Winners will be notified via email and your name will be on a list for check in by the studio rep the night of the screening. Be sure to get there early. These screenings are overbooked to fill every seat. Only ONE entry per email address. Only eligible for Kansas/Missouri metro area residents. Registration ends July 25. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.

Charlie St. Cloud is a romantic drama starring Zac Efron as a young man who survives an accident that lets him see the world in a unique way. In this emotionally charged story, he begins a romantic journey in which he embraces the dark realities of the past while discovering the transformative power of love.
 

CHARLIE ST. CLOUD in theaters July 30, 2010.