Three Movies To See This Weekend That Aren't The X Files Or Step Brothers
Finally, there's something to see in theaters that doesn't have a fast-food tie-in. This weekend brings an almost October-esque embarrassment of well-reviewed riches that will hopefully hack through the summer-programming weeds overgrowing our neural pathways. You know, the way reading a book does, but faster. Step Brothers is, sad to be the 400th to report it, a total wait-for-the-DVDer (Talladega Nights, it is not), and do you really want to pay an average of ten bucks to see Mulder and Scully kiss? Here are three trailers for movies opening today in order of must-see-ness, as arbitrarily decided by me. Let's give our money to people who think we're smart this weekend!
1. Man On Wire - "Enthralling" documentary about the guy who walked on a wire strung between the Twin Towers in 1974. 100% positive rating on RottenTomatoes!
2. American Teen - A documentary that follows four high school seniors through a year of their life in Indiana. Supposed to be very entertaining in an MTV's True Life way:
3. Boy A - A fictional British film about a boy released from prison after committing a murder as a child:
And don't forget season 2 of Mad Men premieres Sunday. We're being relieved from the double pop-culture stranglehold of both action movies and terrible reality TV all in one weekend, and not a moment too soon.
Posted by Lindsay at 3:04 PM in Documentaries, Trailer
Tags: American Teen | Boy A | Man On Wire



































I'm just gonna stay by the TV waiting for Mad Men.
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I'll definitely see the X-Files movie when it comes to the $2 theater. That show was the shit. The others... probably not.
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you are mistaken- "Talladega Nights" pales in comparison to "Step Brothers"
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