Film Clips: Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2

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• Lionsgate
• Breaking Dawn Part 2

’’LINCOLN: (PG-13) Daniel Day Lewis plays one of the nation’s most honored past presidents, Abraham Lincoln, in Steven Spielberg’s newest film. Spielberg examines the conflict in Washington DC during the time of the Civil War, as Lincoln challenges the popular sentiments on the 13th Amendment to abolish slavery. As he struggles to garner the support he needs to pass the Amendment, Spielberg shows the President grow into the great leader he is remembered as. Lewis, a spitting image of Lincoln, acts alongside Sally Field who plays the President’s First Lady in this historical drama.
’’TWILIGHT: BREAKING DAWN PART 2 (PG-13) The hearts of teenagers and preteens girls everywhere are skipping a beat today as they anticipate the final installment in the Twilight saga. Bella and Edward are enjoying the family life with their daughter, and everything seems to be going as well as it could for a vampire family. But when a secret order of vampires learns of the young abomination (in their eyes) that Bella and Edward have created, they set out to destroy it and the entire Cullen family. Bella and Edward must gather the help of vampires from around the globe to battle for the life of their child. Expect epic battle scenes from the heart-throb loaded cast, and a movie theater full of teenage girls.
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THE OTHER SON: (PG-13) Two sons are born nearly at the same time, in the same hospital, in rooms next to one another. Then when the hospital must be evacuated, the boys are accidentally switched and given to the wrong mothers. This would have been fine, but the hospital didn’t catch its error until the boys are nearly men. To top it off, while one son grows up in Israel, the other son is raised in Palestine; culturally they are worlds apart and their nation’s values almost never agree with one another. Faced with prejudice and looked at with new eyes, these boys must reevaluate exactly who they are. UA TARA, 2345 Cheshire Bridge Road’’
SMASHED: (R) Katie and Charlie like to party, a lot. Their marriage as drinking partners seems perfect, they party and get smashed together, a sort of drunken love. But the partying stops when Katie starts to realize she might have a serious problem. As she picks a path of sobriety, it becomes challenging not only for her, but also for Charlie to stay home from the party. This cute love story shows just how far some people will go for someone they care about. Plaza Theatre, 1045 Ponce De Leon. ‘’
THIS MUST BE THE PLACE: (R) Sean Penn plays Cheyenne, an aging goth-band star, who is lost in his older age, despite his fame and wealth. When he receives word his father is in his final days of life, Cheyenne rushes to his father’s side to be with him in his final hour. Realizing that he never really knew his father, Cheyenne attempts to figure out just who his father was. After learning his father spent nearly all of his time searching for the Nazi that tortured him in a concentration camp years before, Cheyenne sets out to find the Nazi and finish what his father started. Penn is brilliant as a distant, spacey Cheyenne (looking like the lead singer of The Cure) in this wacky indie film. Midtown Art Cinema, 931 Monroe Drive

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