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THE REGAL CINEMA GOES to the OSCARS the Re-Opening of the Regal Cinema Coincides with the Lead up to the 2014 Academy Awards All Tickets $7 Regal Experience the 4 Moore Street, Birmingham Gardens Bookings: 02 4951 7630 (leave message) OR [email protected] www.regalcinema.com.au THE REGAL CINEMA GOES TO THE OSCARS The re-opening of The Regal Cinema coincides with the lead up to the 2014 Academy Awards. To celebrate The Regal is hosting a season of Oscar frontrunners, movies The Regal believes will take home the gold. PHILOMENA DALLAS BUYERS CLUB THE GREAT BEAUTY HER Drama. UK/US. 1hr 38mins. (M) Biography, Drama. US. 1hr 57mins. (MA15+) Drama, Comedy. Italy. English subtitles. Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Romance. US. 2hrs 22mins. (MA15+) 2hrs 6mins. (MA15+) Regal favourite Judi Dench delivers a note- Dallas Buyers Club rests squarely on perfect performance in a touching and often Matthew McConaughey’s scrawny Picking up where Fellini’s La Dolce Vita left off A melancholic comedy about a withdrawn writer funny true story of grave injustice and a shoulders (a career-best performance) in this 53 years ago, this dazzlingly ambitious, beauti- (Joaquin Phoenix) who falls in love with his mother’s search for her son. entertaining account of a rodeo redneck who fully filmed love letter to Rome tells the story of computer's highly advanced operating system Co-starring Steve Coogan becomes an unlikely angel in this true story set a jaded journalist who takes stock after his (Scarlett Johansson). Written and directed in the 1980s. 65th birthday. by Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich). 4 Academy Award nominations including Best Actress and Best Film 6 Academy Award Nominations including Academy Award Nominee – Best Foreign 5 Academy Award nominations including Best Actor & Best Film Language Film Best Film and Best Screenplay “One of the best films of 2013.” Winner – Best Actor – Golden Globes Winner – Best Foreign Film – Golden Globes Winner – Best Screenplay – 2014 Golden HHHHH Winner – Best Film, Director, Actor, Editing – Globes — David Stratton, At the Movies “Matthew McConaughey is astounding.” European Film Awards Winner – Best Film, Best Director “Altogether divine.” — The New Yorker – National Board of Review — The Guardian, UK “One of the most riveting and inspiring films of “A masterpiece.” — The New York Times Winner – Best Film – Los Angeles Film the year.” — New York Observer “Drop-dead gorgeous, a film that is luxuriously, Critics Association Awards Afternoon Tea seductively, stunningly cinematic.” with Philomena — Los Angeles Times “I couldn’t have loved Her more.” — RollingStone Each screening “Strange, and strangely beautiful.” followed by HHHHH — David Stratton Complimentary Tea Play along Oscar ballot available in cinema. & Scones Fill-out and win a month’s worth of free movies for you and a friend. AMERICAN HUSTLE THE ACT OF KILLING BLUE JASMINE 12 YEARS A SLAVE Drama, Comedy, Crime. US. 2hrs 9mins. (M) History, Crime, Documentary. Denmark. Drama, Comedy. US. 1hr 38mins (M) Drama. US. 1hr 53mins. (MA) 1hr 55mins. (MA15+) An infectious tale set in the 1970s, this story Cate Blanchett’s tour de force performance as a In the pre-Civil War United States, Solomon of a con artist couple roped into a corruption An audacious documentary in which former New York socialite on a downward spiral makes Northup, a free black man living in upstate New crackdown is inspired by true events. Indonesian death squad leaders re-enact their this often-humorous drama a must-see. The York, is abducted and sold into slavery. All-star cast: Christian Bale, Amy Adams, real-life mass-killings in various cinematic Regal’s pick for Best Actress. (Sorry Judi.) Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence. genres, including classic Hollywood crime 9 Academy Award Nominations scenarios and lavish musical numbers. 3 Academy Award Nominations including including Best Film 10 Academy Award Nominations including Best Actress and Best Screenplay Winner – Best Motion Picture Drama Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Film Academy Award Nominee – Best Documentary Winner – Best Actress at every awards this – Golden Globes season Winner – Best Film – BAFTA Top Ten Best Film 2013 – Los Angeles Times, “A cinema experience like none you have seen The New York Times, The New Yorker, Rolling- before.” HHHH “Terrific.” HHHHH “Extraordinary.” HHHHH Stone, Time, Variety, Wall Street Journal — Margaret Pomeranz, At the Movies — David Stratton, At the Movies — Margaret & David, At the Movies “Beautifully pitched and paced. Wonderful.” HHHHH — Margaret & David, At the Movies FreeFree FamilyFamily Screening!Screening! BABE Family Film. Australia. 1hr 31mins. (G) A young pig fights convention to become a sheep dog – or, rather, sheep pig – in this charming Australian family film, which became an unexpected international hit. Academy Award Winner – nominated for 7 Oscars including Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay “The Citizen Kane of talking pig pictures.” — Dann Gire, Chicago Daily Herald Free family fun screening! Plus Classic Regal Choc Top (usually $3) for all audience members. Sunday, 2 March at 12 midday SPECIAL GUEST: Writer/director CHRIS NOONAN will introduce his film and do a short Q&A following the screening. S C R E E N I N G T I M E S Sunday, 23 Feb Afternoon Tea with Dallas Buyers Club The Great Beauty Philomena Friday, 28 Feb American Hustle Saturday, 1 March American Hustle Afternoon Tea with Dallas Buyers Club Philomena Sunday, 2 March Free Screening Afternoon Tea with Blue Jasmine Babe Introduced by Philomena Chris Noonan (Director) Friday, 7 March Her Saturday, 8 March Blue Jasmine The Great Beauty 12 Years A Slave Sunday, 9 March 12 Years A Slave Dallas Buyers Club The Act of Killing The Regal Cinema is CASH ONLY. Program subject to change. www.regalcinema.com.au.
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