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The return of the legendary Indiana Jones



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Published Date: 16 May 2008
Showing daily from today, Friday except where noted
Harrogate Odeon

Tel 0871 2244007

NEW! Previews Thursday only

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (12a)

Seven separate showings

wheelchair access

(Audio decription plus one subtitled show at 5.15pm)

Long-awaited (and we really mean that, it’s been 19 years since the last instalment) return of Steven Spielberg’s old-fashioned action hero. Can Harrison Ford cut the mustard in this spectacular adventure at the age of 65? Set in 1957, this fourth film in the series sees Indiana Jones battling agents of the Soviet Union led by Cate Blanchett in the search for a crystal skull. Back to help him for the first time since Raiders of the Lost Ark is Karen Allen. Fresh support comes from fellow archaeologist Ray Winstone while John Hurt and Jim Broadbent appear as academics.



NEW!

Happy-Go-Lucky (15)

Showing Fri-Wed, evenings only

wheelchair access

Reportedly more Abigail’s Party than Vera Drake, British director Mike Leigh’s award-winning new comedy sounds his breeziest work for a long time with Sally Hawkins in effervescent form as a ridiculously jolly primary school teacher whose life changes direction when she starts taking driving lessons from a more cynical character played by Eddie Marsan.



NEW! Directors Chair

No Country For Old Men (15)

Showing Tues only at 8.10pm

wheelchair access

Brilliant Oscar-winning drama from the Coen Brothers about sheriff Tommy Lee Jones’s hunt for a cool serial killer who is, in turn, chasing Josh Brolin who snatched the loot from a drug deal.

Senior Screen, showing at 10.30am on Tues only

The Accidental Husband (12a)

wheelchair access

An angry firefighter (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) decides to get revenge on the radio agony aunt (Uma Thurman) who ruined his relationship, spoiling her wedding plans with fiance (Colin Firth) by faking a document which says she's already married to him.

Speed Racer (PG)

Showing daily (Thurs 12.30pm only)

wheelchair access

Big screen adaptation by the Wachowski brothers, the duo behind The Matrix, of the 1960s Japanese animated series - and the story reflects the title.

Iron Man (12a)

wheelchair access Fri-Wed

(Audio decription Fri-Wed)

Big screen adaptation of the famous Marvel comic book starring Robert Downey, Jeff Bridges and Gwyneth Paltrow.

What Happens In Vegas (12a)

wheelchair access Thurs only

New rom-com with Ashton Kutcher, Cameron Diaz as a couple of drunken New Yorkers in Vegas who, much to their surprise, wake up married.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (15)

Showing daily (Mon 3.40pm only)

wheelchair access Thurs only

Russell Brand makes his big screen Hollywood debut in this comedy from the man behind hits like Anchorman and The 40 Year-Old Virgin.

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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 4:12 PM
  • Source: Advertiser Weekend
  • Location: Harrogate
 
 
  

 
 


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