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Scary movies take over Tampa Theatre
Downtown’s classic movie house hosts the mother of all Halloween film series. Plus: Two Carrollwood theaters hold freakouts of their own.
Joe Bardi
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Tom Hanks battles pirates in Captain Phillips
Director Paul Greengrass’ latest is a suspenseful, emotionally gripping high-seas action flick.
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The Tampa International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival has something for everyone
TIGLFF brings movies, parties and more to both sides of the bay.
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Metallica thrashes an IMAX theater near you
The heavy metal monsters hit the big screen with the splashy, ridiculous Through the Never.
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More than Enough Said
Julia Louis-Dreyfus comes up huge on the big screen.
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Good performances save Thanks For Sharing
Recovering sex addicts navigate the Big Apple in Stuart Blumberg’s directorial debut.
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Ain’t Them Bodies Saints impresses
Writer/Director David Lowery wows with the hot 1970s throwback opening this weekend at the Tampa Theatre.
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What To Watch For: Movies
American Hustle highlights an exciting season of movies to come.
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Tampa Theatre to debut six movies starting Fri., Aug. 30
The downtown landmark rides a wave of new indies, each playing for only a day or two.
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End of summer blowout
The World’s End puts a giddy exclamation point on blockbuster season.
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Blackfish is a whale of a tale
SeaWorld Orlando is at the center of a new documentary about the evils of killer whale captivity.
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Matt Damon fights the future in Elysium
Neill Blomkamp’s District 9 follow-up elevates the standard sci-fi shoot ’em up.
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The Way, Way Back is a summer charmer
Teen angst by the seaside with a winning cast.
