Have you ever noticed what happens when you put in a movie? It’s amazing. You just stick it in, Sit back, Hit play, and… Poof. The rest of the world just disappears. Gone. Suddenly, it’s just you and your family. You remember them. Your family. Some of them look like you. At Movie Gallery, we […] Read more

Have you ever noticed what happens when you put in a movie? It’s amazing. You just stick it in, Sit back, Hit play, and… Poof. The rest of the world just disappears. Gone. Suddenly, it’s just you and your family. You remember them. Your family. Some of them look like you. At Movie Gallery, we […] Read more

Robert Shaw plays Capt. Quint on his fishing boat talking with the other men about sharks: You know the thing about a shark, he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes are like a doll’s eyes. When he comes at ya, he doesn’t seem to be living until he bites ya and those black eyes roll over […] Read more

I don’t want you to riot. I don’t want you to protest. I don’t want you to write your congressmen. Because I wouldn’t know what to tell you to write. I don’t know what to do about the depression and the inflation and the defense budget and the Russians and crime in the street. All […] Read more

We all love movies, but planning a night out at the movies with friends is never easy. Group text chains, figuring out who’s coming, collecting IOUs for tickets… it can be pretty frustrating. That’s why our app was created. Let’s take a look at the app. The main page lets you browse new releases, upcoming […] Read more

For Jack Sullivan, pain was a way of life. And … life was good. But what happens when a cure becomes a killer? It’s time to end one of the darkest stories of our time […] Read more

Long before anyone thought movies could be art, a new generation of thinkers and artists had begun to explore the principles of motion pictures for analogies to their own innovations in philosophy, science, painting and literature. What interested these early-twentieth-century modernists was movement, and the relativity and multi-dimensionality of space and time. The invention of […] Read more

Long before anyone thought movies could be art, a new generation of thinkers and artists had begun to explore the principles of motion pictures for analogies to their own innovations in philosophy, science, painting and literature. What interested these early-twentieth-century modernists was movement, and the relativity and multi-dimensionality of space and time. The invention of […] Read more

Born with absolute pitch, infallible rhythm, and a natural comprehension of harmony, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had come into this world with a complete gift. This is how, at the age of four, the child began to play the clavier, and at five, picked up a violin and, reading at sight, staggered through six trios with […] Read more