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22.04 – 02.05.2014

A MOVIE LOVER’S PARADISE  55 52 55 — www.cinema-muenchen.com DAS KINO MIT BALKON UND 420 PLÄTZEN – KARTENVORVERKAUF JEDERZEIT – AIR-CONDITION DI. – 22. APRIL MO. – 28. APRIL 19.15 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: 17.00 The Invisible Woman e e Rise of Electro 19.30 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: 22.25 3D: Captain America 2: Rise of Electro e Return of the First Avenger e 22.35 Transcendence e MI. – 23. APRIL DI. – 29. APRIL 14.00 2D: The Lego Movie e 17.00 3D: Amazonia e 16.15 Divergent (Die Bestimmung) e Transcendence e 19.15 Grand Budapest Hotel e 19.00 21.45 3D: Amazing Spider-Man 2: e 21.45 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro e DO. – 24. APRIL 14.05 Transcendence e MI. – 30. APRIL 16.35 The Invisible Woman e 15.00 Filmnachmittag für alle ab 50! 19.00 Transcendence e incl. 1 Glas Sekt für 6,90 € d 21.45 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Alles inklusive Rise of Electro e 17.35 Grand Budapest Hotel e FR. – 25. APRIL 19.50 Transcendence e 15.00 3D: The Lego Movie e 22.30 2D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: e 17.10 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro Rise of Electro e DO. – 01. MAI e 20.15 Transcendence 12.15 Kids Club: Kids only 4,90 € 23.15 Sneak-Preview e e SA. – 26. APRIL 14.30 Transcendence e 11.00 Nice Morning Price: Only 6,50 € 17.15 The Other Woman e The Invisible Woman (Die Schadenfreundinnen) e 13.15 Kids Club: Kids only 8,90 € 20.00 Live from the National Theatre: 3D: The Amazing Spider-Man 2: King Lear e Rise of Electro e 16.10 Transcendence e FR. – 02. Mai 19.00 Live from the MET: 15.00 Muppets Most Wanted e COSI FAN TUTTE I 17.15 To Be Announced...* p SO. – 27. APRIL 20.30 The Other Woman 10.00 Nice Morning Price: Only 9,50 € (Die Schadenfreundinnen) e 3D: Amazonia e 23.15 Sneak-Preview e 11.45 Kids Club: Kids only 4,90 € MI. – 07. MAI 2D: The Lego Movie e Special Preview: 3D: Captain America 2: 20.00 13.45 e Return of the First Avenger e Bad Neighbors 16.30 Grand Budapest Hotel e MI. – 14. MAI 18.45 Transcendence e 20.00 Special Preview: 21.30 3D: Amazing Spider-Man 2 e 3D: Godzilla e

PROGRAMMKINO, NYMPHENBURGER STRASSE 31, TEL. (089) 55 52 55 (U1 STIGLMAIERPLATZ) MITGLIED DER GILDE DEUTSCHER FILMKUNSTTHEATER UND DER ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT KINO Transcendence e (D: Wally Pfister; Cast: Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany) In this sci-fi mystery thriller that marks the directorial debut of long-time cinematographer Wally Pfister, Dr. Will Caster (Depp) is the foremost researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence, striving to create a ma- chine that possesses sentient and collective intelligence. Anti-technol- ogy extremists target him, but in their attempt to destroy Will, they in- advertently become the catalyst for him to succeed-to be a participant in his own transcendence. His wife Evelyn (Hall) and best friend Max Waters (Bettany), both fellow researchers, question the wisdom of this drive, and their worst fears are realized as Will’s thirst for knowledge evolves into a seemingly omnipresent quest for power. The only thing that is becoming terrifyingly clear is there may be no way to stop him.

The Invisible Woman e (D: Ralph Fiennes; Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Felicity Jones, Kristin Scott Thomas) Most of Charles Dickens’ acclaimed work as an author is well known, whether it’s »Oliver Twist«, »Great Expectations« or »A Christ- mas Carol«. What some may not know is that he had a young mistress named Nelly Ternan for 13 years right up until his death, something accounted by Claire Tomalin in her acclaimed novel, on which this handsomely mounted period drama is based. As Nelly (Jones) be- comes the focus of Dickens’ (Fiennes) passion and his muse, for both of them secrecy is the price, and for Nelly a life of ‘invisibility.’ Impres- sively directed, emotionally engaging British costume drama with a sensitive script, stunning production design work and terrific perfor- mances from a fine ensemble cast.

Muppets Most Wanted e (D: ; Cast: , , ) The ter- rific and highly anticipated sequel takes the entire Muppets gang on a global tour, selling out grand theaters in some of Europe’s most ex- citing destinations, including , , Dublin and . But mayhem follows overseas, as they find themselves unwittingly entangled in an international crime caper headed by Con- stantine - the World’s Number One Criminal and a dead ringer for - and his dastardly sidekick Number Two, portrayed by Ricky Gervais. An entertaining sequel with plenty of clever gags, catchy songs, and celebrity cameos - would, once again, be proud, of this very funny, very silly, extremely well-made, colorful, joyous movie... It’s all great fun, and it’s all very, very Muppet.

The Other Woman e (Die Schadenfreundinnen) (D: Nick Cassavetes; Cast: , , Kate Upton, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) Acclaimed director Nick Cassavetes (»The Notebook«, »My Sister’s Keeper«) brings us a hilarious female revenge comedy, in which Carly (Diaz; »There’s Something About Mary«, »Bad Teacher«) tries to get her ruined life back on track after discover- ing her boyfriend Mark (Coster-Waldau; TV’s »Game of Thrones«) is married. But when she accidentally meets Kate (Mann; »This is 40«, »«), the wife Mark has been cheating on, she realizes they have much in common, and her sworn enemy becomes her greatest friend. When yet another affair is discovered (Upton; »Tower Heist«), all three women team up to plot mutual revenge on their cheating, lying, three-timing boyfriend/husband.

Bad Neighbors e (D: ; Cast: Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, Rose Byrne, Dave Franco, Lisa Kudrow) From the king of R-rated comedies, Judd Apa- tow (»«, »The 40-Year-Old Virgin«, »Get Him to the Greek«) comes another disgusting, rowdy comedy with an amazing amount of heart, centering on a regular guy (Rogen; »Knocked Up«, »This Is the End«) and his family who have the bad luck of having to live next to a college fraternity house. This place of debauchery harbors an especially clamorous member (Efron; »The Lucky One«, »That Awkward Moment«) who makes their life most miserable. A well-written, uproariously funny and hugely commercial vision of in- tergenerational warfare, with Efron giving one of his most credible and intriguing performances in this winningly stupid frat comedy.