By Alexandra Pecci
Correspondent
PORTSMOUTH — If you’re already having Academy Awards withdrawals, it’s easily alleviated them with The Music Hall’s Extraordinary Cinema film series.
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DOVER — The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire launches Exploring Our Way: The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire’s Autism Partnership Program on Sunday, March 14.
To mark the occasion, on that date the museum will open early at 10 a.m. exclusively for families whose children are affected by autism. At no charge, these families will enjoy the museum’s exhibits for two hours before doors open to the general public.
By the Writers of Last Word Features
Based on a 5-star rating.
Concert DVD
Various Artists: “T.A.M.I. Show” (Shout Factory)
★★★★★
In the Police song, “When the World Is Running Down, You Make the Best of What’s Still Around,” Sting …
Ratings based on four-star system.
‘The Book of Eli’
Rated R
★★★
The latest in a wave of post-apocalyptic films is this sly “Mad Max”-y sort of Western, pitting Denzel Washington as a high plains drifter with God on …
Young Viewer’s TakeGreg Vellante
“Alice in Wonderland” is a dizzying movie painted on a dreadfully dull color palette, with lazy and gratuitous brushstrokes of distracting CGI throughout. Director Tim Burton heaps gobs upon gobs of endlessly …
By Jim Carnes
McClatchy Newspapers
Some movies you want to see when they hit DVD — “Up in the Air” and “Precious” from Tuesday’s releases, for example — and some you need to see. “The Stoning of …
I am a coupon queen.
I wasn’t always. In fact, it’s not even a title I gave myself. But two years ago, I completely changed the way I shopped for groceries for my family. Perhaps you’ve seen stories in the news about some frugal person gleefully purchasing hundreds of dollars worth of groceries for pennies.
By Bruce Dancis
Scripps Howard News Service
Two provocative films that were easy to miss during their limited theatrical runs last summer are now available on DVD.
‘Cold Souls’ (Fox Home Entertainment, $19.98, rated PG-13)
This is …
By Bruce Dancis
Scripps Howard News Service
Two provocative films that were easy to miss during their limited theatrical runs last summer are now available on DVD.
‘Cold Souls’ (Fox Home Entertainment, $19.98, rated PG-13)
This is …
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