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Wednesday, July 13,2011
FILM

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By Bill DeLapp
A host of upgrades are new this summer at the Finger Lakes Drive-In (252-3969, www. fingerlakesdrivein.com), about 30-plus miles away from Syracuse, and located for the last 64 summers on Routes 5 and 20 (Clark Street Road, to the locals), about two miles past the Bass Pro Shops drawing card at Fingerlakes Mall in the farming community of Aurelius.
Wednesday, June 29,2011
FILM

MOD Squad

By Bill DeLapp
Manufactured-on-demand DVDs help bridge the gap for die-hard movie collectors
Wednesday, June 22,2011
FILM

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By Bill DeLapp
Keeping things fresh even as the plotline remains firm, Phillips and co-writers Craig Mazin and Scot Armstrong swap out some elements here and there, such as relegating the original groom, played by Justin Bartha, to the sidelines, and adding Lauren’s teen brother Teddy (Mason Lee), a musical prodigy, to the fourth-wheel slot.
Wednesday, May 18,2011
FILM

Nerd is the Word

By Bill DeLapp
The Geek Pride Celebration offers movies, games and more for the pocket-protector set
Wednesday, May 4,2011
FILM

The French Style

By Bill DeLapp
After all, her husband Robert Pujol (Fabrice Luchini) is a philandering jerk who has married into Suzanne’s late father’s umbrella business and has taken over as factory boss with a tyrannical attitude toward his employees.
Wednesday, April 20,2011
FILM

Vatican Confidential

By Bill DeLapp
1997 400-page novel, will ever see such reverent treatment by a television network, unless it pops up on Oprah Winfrey’s cable channel. In fact, it seems unlikely that Pope Joan.
Wednesday, April 13,2011
FILM

Curl Friends

By Bill DeLapp
Wednesday, March 30,2011
FILM

Author! Author!

By James MacKillop
The much-anticipated movie adaptation of Donna Woolfolk Cross’ book Pope Joan comes to Syracuse this weekend
Wednesday, March 30,2011
FILM

Making Waves

By Bill DeLapp
Syracuse native Dominic Ianno hangs 10 with Hollywood to help produce Soul Surfer
Wednesday, March 23,2011
FILM

Wild Cherry

By Bill DeLapp
The male-deflowering, coming-ofage cinema cycle has been a reliable box-office staple, and the genre seems to always get played for laughs, especially when the world’s dorkiest guy is the movie’s focus. Add to the long list of lads-getting-laid epics The Virginity Hit.
 
 
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