Sentences with phrase «holiday movie at»

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At the end of the summer, he rushed to edit the movie — which we decided to name Aardvark'd: 12 Weeks With Geeks — so that we could sell it in time for the holiday rush.

This Christmas 2005 release definitely underperformed at the box office, perhaps because audiences didn't want to spend their holidays watching a movie with so many gruesome deaths.

Indeed, the list of Grumpy Cat's accomplishments fills us with shame over our squandered lives: She starred in a holiday - themed Lifetime movie; authored a bestseller; scored a sponsorship deal with Friskies; and appeared at the MTV Movie Awmovie; authored a bestseller; scored a sponsorship deal with Friskies; and appeared at the MTV Movie AwMovie Awards.

These Smoked Sweet Kielbasa Bites are a perfect appetizer idea for a quiet movie night at home, or any holiday party you may be hosting this year!

When I had too much time on my hands over the holidays aka the only Jew not at the movies on Christmas Eve I had a solid google trends session and boy did I discover some interesting things.

Hilton Anaheim Offers «Holidays at Hilton» Special Package (www.HiltonAnaheimHotel.com)-- Rooms starting at $ 139 / night Tis the season to visit Hilton Anaheim, where leisure travelers can not only enjoy Hilton Anaheim's lovely hospitality, but also celebrate the season with limited - time hotel activities like Disney pin trading, holiday fireworks viewing, ornament decorating, breakfast with Santa and poolside holiday movie classics with classic seasonal treats and warm beverages.

Younger guests can get in the spirit at special holiday movie nights on Saturdays through December with family - friendly classics such as How The Grinch Stole Christmas and A Christmas Story.

Get a head start on your holiday weekend with mountain music, a sci - fi movie, hockey fun, and all things reptile at the State Fairgrounds.

Sing - alongs, storytime, movies, cookie and candy creations, secret gift making, scavenger hunts and wagon rides keep the holiday fun coming all day long at Santa's Winter Wonderland Workshop.

From baking cookies to watching holiday movies to drinking hot cocoa while looking at light displays, everything makes the holiday just a little more special.

We sat down with our kids and looked closely at their day - to - day lives and then decided on what we would pay for such as clothing, cell phone plans and after - school activities and sports fees and then gave them a budget for the rest such as entertainment (the price of a movie ticket once a month), gifts (birthdays, holidays, church), their craving for school cafeteria food — which we capped at twice a week — plus a small stipend.

Where and What: Located at the Windsor Heights Community Center in Colby Park, bring the family to see the classic holiday movie Polar Express!

Located at the Windsor Heights Community Center in Colby Park, bring the family to see the classic holiday movie Polar Express!

My favorite holiday memory was sitting at home all day in my pajamas during winter break for school watching Christmas movies all day long with my siblings and parents.

When I had too much time on my hands over the holidays aka the only Jew not at the movies on Christmas Eve I had a solid google trends session and boy did I discover some interesting things.

They have so many fun holiday ideas and outfits for all occasions — from pajamas for at - home movie nights to glam outfits for first dates.

My favorite Christmas character is Buddy the Elf from the movie Elf because he is hilarious and just so happy during the holidays which can kind of be stressful at times!

Even though he doesn't have the best holiday spirit in the beginning of the movie he does have the biggest heart at the end which is what I love most!!!

atch the holiday classic, you can laugh along with the movie at not one yellow lamp leg, but several small ones decorated... read more

This Christmas, I'm planing on a super relaxed holiday with my parents at home so I wanted to pull together a look that was comfy but still nice enough to wear in case we decided t venture out for a movie (love traditions!).

It isn't the holidays if I haven't watched at least one old school Christmas animation movie and countless versions of A Christmas Carol, all while eating my indulgent food choice of the moment.

One of the most enjoyable activities at Christmas is to simply snuggle up to watch a holiday movie with a steaming cup of Hot Cocoa!

It's disappointing to have this be the only Indy movie trailer on the set, but at least it ensures it's on DVD, whether or not it's preserved for its inevitable holiday season release.

OUR TAKE: The trailer looks like a mix of so many other horror movies - and we're not sure our horror interest will extend beyond the Halloween holiday (at least not for this film).

As cult movies go, this one's definitely Z - grade, but just try telling that to the misty - eyed sci - fi fan who's moved at the sight of aliens dropping their warlike ways and getting into the holiday spirit.

It's been said that depression is highest after the holidays, and that's certainly the case at the box office, where the earliest months of the year traditionally serve as a dumping ground for the movies that the major studios didn't have the time or intestinal fortitude to release during the rest of the year.

The big winner of the holiday season is Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which earned $ 52 million over the three - day weekend, which was enough to surpass Beauty and the Beast and take the top spot at the box office biggest movie of 2017.

The Georgia - filmed movie, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, put up a huge weekend on top of a huge holiday week and finishes out the year with around $ 185 million at the box office on only a $ 90 million production budget.

Set in mid-fifties Liverpool, this film offers snapshots of moments in in the life of Davies» stand - in Bud (Leigh McCormack) over one year, at school (where he is increasingly teased and bullied by bigger boys), at holiday celebrations (with neighbors singing and joking), and at the movies, where the camera lingers on his face, captivated by the screen.

While the teaser trailer and posters have been vague, selling a standard issue Tom Cruise action movie, the new full trailer gives us a better look at the story for Paramount's holiday tentpole «Jack Reacher».

The reboot of 1995's «Jumanji» took in $ 50.57 million at the box office Friday through Sunday, but strong New Years Day projections have the movie earning $ 67 million through Monday, surpassing the holiday weekend projections for «The Last Jedi» at $ 65.6 million.

This holiday movie is a staple in schools and preschools everywhere at Christmas time.

Taken together, the films represent the most depressingly accurate cases of truth in advertising to be found at the movies this holiday.

Lots to be thankful for this week, cinematically at least (and hopefully not only cinematically)-- so enjoy your holiday if you're celebrating it, and save time for some movies in between all that turkey and dressing.

Has «the black holiday movie for the rest of us» ever been floated at an actual pitch meeting?

Lionsgate's Wonder in third place made $ 8.75 M on Friday which now puts the Stephen Chbosky - directed title at $ 22.4 M over FSS, -19 %, and $ 32.3 M over five with a 10 - day run of $ 69.5 M. Pete Hammond reports that Lionsgate will give Wonder an awards season push even though the distributor's original intention was to make the movie a commercial success over the holiday.

This holiday season, Hollywood will get yet another attempt at proving they can turn a video game into a decent movie.

The Pixar movie steps on the capes of Warner Bros / DC super friends movie Justice League which earned $ 10.45 M yesterday, -1 % from Tuesday for a running total of $ 122.3 M. Pic's 5 - day is at $ 63.6 M with three day landing at $ 44.1 M, -53 %, which again, thanks to the holiday, bests the post-Easter drop of Batman v. Superman -LRB--69 %) and August champ Suicide Squad -LRB--67 %).

It sold well on DVD (according to Home Media Magazine writer Thomas K. Arnold, it was «the holiday season's top overperformer in terms of home video sales») and, according to Billboard, the movie's soundtrack peaked at third on the Billboard 200, the chart for albums of any genre, while Kendrick's song from the film, «Cups,» peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100.

Sadly an enormous holiday weekend at the box office comes to a close with a particularly dark day for the movie industry, as actor Paul Walker lost his life in a car accident at the age of 40.

The movie would have come and gone this holiday season with no one even batting an eye at it if not for all the publicity.

This scene takes place at a Sky Zone indoor playground, which is a real - life chain, because of course it is; why else would a holiday - obsessed movie take a 10 - minute detour into a windowless, decoration - free trampoline room if not for a bit of merry product placement?

The Montreal - raised Hollywood insider, who was working on his upcoming holiday release «Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb» simultaneously with this film, has one of the most coveted positions in the movie business — the trades are filled every day with young comedy directors who want what Shawn Levy has.

Nope, the number one film in North America is a holiday horror - comedy called Krampus: a movie that many people saw as a cult offering at best.

For every great holiday movie, there are at least a dozen terrible turds that make you cringe every time a new holiday movie is released.

Jeff Giles has taken a look at the seasonal release schedule, whittled it down to its strongest contenders, and assembled a list of BE-approved movies for your holiday season.

Director Paolo Sorrentino's second, painfully thin stab at an English - language film unfolds in a hyper - exclusive Swiss design hotel, where retired orchestra conductor Fred Ballinger (Michael Caine) and his best friend, successful movie director Mick Boyle (Harvey Keitel), are spending their holidays, which entail walking in the Alps, having massages, and invariably reminiscing about the good old days.

That is most certainly the case with Edgar Wright «s Shaun of the Dead, a movie that doesn't take place on Halloween (or really reference it at all), but perfectly captures all the feelings that come with the holiday.

Made - for - television movies featuring the holiday include 2003's Eloise at Christmastime starring Julie Andrews, Santa Who?

TCM puts its holiday spirit into high gear with the broadcast of «Period of Adjustment» (1962) at 5 p.m. and «All Mine to Give» (1957) at 7 p.m., «Bush Christmas» (1947) at 9, «Tenth Avenue Angel» (1948) at 11:30 p.m., «A Night at the Movies: Merry Christmas» (2011) at midnight and «Never Say Goodbye» (1946) at 1:15 a.m.