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130, 5, 8:30; At Showcase: all week 12:30, 4, 8;
Fri & Sat 725 and 10:45)
Defending Your Life (PG)
Albert Brooks stars in his newest film, taking a
post-life trip to Judgement City to fight for his life.
On the way he meets Meryl Streep, Lee Grant and
Buck Henry in this romantic comedy about what
really happens after death. (At Showcase: 12:10,
2:30, 4:55, 720, 9:45,12)
The Doors (R)
Take a good band. Then create a cult around them
for 20 years. Then take a baby-boomer, head in
the clouds, over idealistic, pretentious filmmaker
like Oliver Stone to make a film about them. Forget
about a factual, realistic portrayal. (At Fox Village:
4:30, 7, 9:30; At Showcase:2:25, 9:35, 12:10)
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The Five Heartbeats (R)
Director Robert Townsend (Hollywood ShuflRe)
tells his story of the Motown years in this story of a
fictional Black singing group that rises from inner-
city poverty to national fame. (At Showcase: 12,
2:20, 4:45, 7:15, 9:40,12:10; At Fox: 4:30, 7:15,
9:30)
Goodfellas (R)
The picture that should have won the big one, but
nonetheless a gem. Three gangsters rise out of
the tough streets to try to break into the mafia
establishment. Great script, action, performances
and direction from Martin Scorcese. (At Fox
Village: 4:30, 9:15)
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The HardWay (R)
Cops and movies - they go together like L.A. and
sushi. Michael J. Fox comes back from the future
for this comic look at the gritty life of a big-city pig.
Also starring James Woods.
(At Fox Village: 7:15)
Home Alone (PG)
it has moved into the all-time Top 10 list for
highest grossing films. If that doesn't say
something about our culture... Help it beat E. T., go
see it for the fourth time, it only needs $150 million
more. Are people really still seeing this
{At Brarwood:10:15,12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30,
ri& Sat 11:30; at Showcase;:12:45, 3, 5:05, 7:40,
10,1205)
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Long Walk Home (PG)
Sissy Spacek and Oscar winner Whoopi Gold berg
recreate the tense times surrounding the
Montgomery bus boycott in the '60s. It bombed the
first time out last year, so they released it again.
Let's hope this trend doesn't get out of control. (At
Showcase: 2:10, 4:20, 7:15, 9:20,11:40)
Marrying Man(R)
Alec Baldwin plays the slick, '40s playboy who
can't decide whom to marry- Kim Basinger or
Elizabeth Shue.Throw in some mobsters named
"Bugsy," some neat chase scenes, and Kim taking
it all off, and you have typcal Hollywood trash that
brings in the bucks. (At Showcase:12:20, 2:40, 5,
7:35, 9:55,12:15)
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New Jack City (R)
See the movie everyone's rioting about. Bring your
crowbars for easy access to stores for looting after
the show. There are guns and cops, but no code in
this street film, starring Big Budd Judd Nelson and
Upton Iced T. (At Showcase: 12:25, 2:35, 4:25,
7:40, 9:40,11:50)
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Out For Justice (R)
The Detroit Red Wings, desparate for a Stanley
Cup championship, sign Steven Seagal to kick
some ass on the ice. When New Jersey tough guy
Troy Crowder sucker punches him at the Joe in
front of 19,000 faithful, Steven is out for justice.
(At Showcase: 12:40, 250,450, 7309:45,
11:45)
Reversal of Fortune (R)
Jeremy Irons is back in his Oscar-winning role as
the cold and calculating Claus Von Bulow. Did he
kill Sunny? The movie won't tell, but it's great fun
anyway. (At Fox Village: 7:00)
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Rockey and Bullwinkle are haunted at the home of
Johnny Carson while waiting for the late-night host
to return from a round of golf. During the tense
hours, they see Doc Sevrenson's trumpet floating
through the air, they are forced to watch reruns
with Jay Leno as host, and the mail arrives and is
filled with Ed McMahon Publisher's Clearinghouse
winner's packages. What a horror show.
(At Briarwood: Fri & Sat 11:30)
Shipwrecked (PG)
A bunch of bratty child-star wanna-be's founder on
a treasure island and pool their incredible intellects
to stave off a group of central casting pirates. Just
when you think this picture is going to be canned,
it lasts another week. Must be this year's Disney
tax write off. (At Showcase: 12:10)
Silence of the Lambs (R)
Hannibal the Cannibal is alive and well and on the
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loose. He could be hiding out at Showcase
Cinemas, waiting to eat whoever was responsible
for the admission price hike to $5.75 there.
Hannibal is a cold, ruthless killer, of course, but he
also sympathizes with students who have tight
budgets and he let us know that he will not be
doing any killing at Briarwood where those with
student ID's can see a show for $4.50 and not
have to travel seven miles to do it. Watch out
Showcase execs, if the price goes to $6 in this
college town, I fear a bloodbath. (At Showcase: 12,
2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10,12:20; At Briarwood: 9:50,
12:30, 2:40, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30, Fri & Sat 11:35)
Sleeping with the Enemy (R)
Campus rumor mills report that former pinko MSA
"president" Jennifer Van Valey and incoming
fascist dictator James Green are having an affair. .
Although the Daily cannot confirm, we felt that if it
was true, this would be an appropriate title for the
film when it is made. But there is actually a film
called Sleeping with the Enemy with Julia Roberts
as a battered wife. Personally, I'd rather see a film
with Van Valey and Green having it out in between
sex scenes. What do you think?
(At Showcase: 12:50, 2:55, 5:10, 7:45, 9:50,
11:55)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II (The Secret of
the OOOOOOOOzzzze) (PG)
The Daily Weekend staff has discovered the
"secret of the ooze." It is a mixture of tyo things:
the film of orange grease that covers every
Dominos pizza and the stuff that comes out of Bo
Schembechler's mouth every time he makes a
decision as president of the Tigers. If the Ninja
Turtles are better at public relations than the
Tigers, they're gonna kick some butt at the box
office this summer.
(At Showcase: 12:30, 2:45, 4:45, 7:10, 9:10,
11:10; at Briarwood:10, 12,1:45,3:30, 5:15,
7:15,9,)
and blues concert sponsored by School of Music
and Afro-American Music Collection. Rackham
Aud, 6 pm. $7, $10, $15.
Voice Recital. See the students get nervous. Hear
if their voices crack. School of Music Recital Hall, 4
pm. Free.
Mugnog-Kinder. See Saturday. 2 pm.
H.M.S. Pinafore. See Friday. 2 pm.
Pelleas & Melisande. See Friday. 2 pm.
The Devil's Disciple. See Friday. 1 pm.
Soul Stretch. See Friday. 6:30 pm.
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M 0 N D A Y
Student Composers. Hear the works created by
students who study with some of the best
composers alive. School of Music Recital Hall, 8
pm, free.
TUESDAY
Arts Chorale. Annual spring concert featuring
music by Aaron Copland and Leonard Bernstein.
Hill Aud. 8 pm. Free.
Early Music. Actually late in the day, the U-M
Early Music Ensemble will perform their spring
concert. School of Music Blanche Anderson Moore
Hall. 8 pm, free.
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H.M.S. Pinafore. A captain's daughter and a sailor
romance the ship - but not without classist
trouble. Presented by U-M Gilbert & Sullivan
Society, Mendelssohn Theatre, 8 pm. $1 0-$5.
Pelleas and Melisande. A play in which a
bridegroom harbors suspicion about his new bride
and her brother. Trueblood Th, Frieze Building. 8
pm. $9,$5 student 764-0450.
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg. A play in which a
couple analyzes their life with a brain-damaged
daughter. Ann Arbor Civic Theater. 8 pm. $6. 662-
7282.
The Devil's Disciple. This melodramatic play is
about a situation in the American Revolution. RC
Aud, East Quad. 8 pm. $6-$3.747-4354.
Soul Stretch. Voices and music relate one Black
man's experience in America. Performance
Network, 8 pm. $10, $8.
Women's Glee Club. Their spring concert
features songs by child survivors of the Holocaust
as well as folk songs, Michigan favorites, and
selections from The Wiz. Rackham Lecture Hall, 8
pm. $5, $3.
Symphony Band and Concert Band. U-M
students perform Stravinsky, Grainger, and
Respighi. Hill Aud, 8 pm. Free.
S A T U R D A Y
Love Letters. Spring is in the air, and so is
romance. See none other than Mike Brady (Robert
Reed) and Tammy Grimes in a hot new play that
have critics sweating. Mich Th, 8 pm. Tix are
expensive; call for student seats. 668-8397.
Mugnog-Kinder. A play about role reversal
between parents and adults performed by
Deutsches Theatre. East Quad Halfway Inn, 8 pm.
$3/two cans of food donation.
Elly Ameling. This Dutch soprano has been
singing for more than twenty years, and here she
performs Schumann, Schubert, and other works.
Rackham Aud, 8 pm. $14-$39.
H.M.S. Pinafore. See Friday.
Pelleas & Melisande. See Friday.
A Day in the Death of Joe Egg. See Friday.
The Devil's Disciple. See Friday.
Soul Stretch. See Friday.
S U N D A Y
Uptown String Quartet. Classical, jazz, spirituals,
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