
Montana Professor Brings Hollywood to Dillon
Turning Thomas Savage’s “Power of the Dog” into a movie has been a long time coming. UM professor Alan Weltzien helped make it happen.
Turning Thomas Savage’s “Power of the Dog” into a movie has been a long time coming. UM professor Alan Weltzien helped make it happen.
In 1976, Arnie Malina and a couple friends pooled $6k to start the independent movie house, Second Story Cinema in Helena. Today it’s the Myrna Loy Center, a vibrant performance venue & movie theatre with a $750k endowment.
Dr. No had signature elements for later Bond movies: distinctive music, high action; alluring women; and vodka martinis—shaken, not stirred.
By RANDALL C. HILL Imagine a world where every day is a beach party. Nobody is inconvenienced by school, parents, or illness. Where life involves
The creative folks behind Soul chose a primary character that would show how African-Americans have been connected to jazz history.
Stan Lee introduced Spider-Man to the world, a character supposedly inspired by a spider crawling up a wall and a favorite comic book.
In the golden years of teen horror films featuring dangerous, oversized creatures running amok, the 1954 classic giant-ant thriller “Them!”
Legendary actor Christopher Plummer plays an 85-year-old mystery novelist who dispenses with his vast fortune in a most intriguing manner.
Apollo 11 will rekindle your faith in American ingenuity and the possibilities of our country working together again.
I remember going to the Sunset Drive-In as a child in Helena, Mont., with my parents, who would fold down the back seats of our station wagon and have sleeping bags and pillows laid out for us. My dad would clean the windshield with Windex and newspapers before we left the house. Even though my mom would bring a picnic basket full of snacks, we’d still walk down to the concession stand to get popcorn in a paper bucket the size of a milk pail, the salty kernels swimming in butter.
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