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 Entertainment
Now Playing! Around Banderas Bay
The recent explosion of movie theaters in Puerto Vallarta give movie-goers a broad range of choices. From ultra-modern cinemas with up to 14 screens playing first-run films in English [with Spanish sub-titles] to combination coffee and movie houses playing art, international and independent films from over the years, going to the movies in Puerto Vallarta is a lot cheaper than back home . . . and a great way to learn a little Spanish, too.
 Versalles
Av. Francisco Villa #799
Tel: 225-8766
Cinépolis
Av. Francisco Villa #1642 - El Pitillal
Tel: 293-6763
Cinemark
Plaza Caracol - Av. de los Tules No. 178
Tel: 224-8927
MMCinemas
Francisco Medina Ascencio #2920 Centro Comercial Galerías Vallarta
Tel: 221-0095
Click HERE for current movie listings 
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 William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe
 Truthout
A striking biography of the work of one man who thrust himself into the center of the revolutionary fervor of the civil rights movement and the antiwar movement changed the country, Disturbing the Universe is essential viewing.
 South Shore's Villa Balboa Launches Film Series with Films for Foodies
 Krystal Frost
In order to arouse interest among local film buffs, Villa Balboa on Puerto Vallarta's scenic South Shore highway is opening its doors to the public by offering an ongoing film series. To launch the film series, this month's movies will focus on food, coinciding with the XV Annual Festival Gourmet.
Reinventing Paradise: New Orleans and the Invisible Coast
 Robert Corsini
Paradise to me is the entire planet. How far would a human have to travel to find a better place than this? And what could be more of a "paradise" than feeling safe and secure in your own home, wherever that might be?
'Mayan 2012 Apocalypse Theory' Not True, NASA Says
 Telegraph UK
The world is not coming to an end on December 21, 2012, Nasa insisted this week in a rare campaign to dispel rumours fueled by the internet and a new Hollywood movie.
Inside the Army’s Far-Out Acid Tests
 David Hambling
Dropping acid to boost the Pentagon’s psychic powers was just the start. The Men Who Stare At Goats, the upcoming movie based on Jon Ronson’s non-fiction book of the same name, has George Clooney and Jeff Bridges in a bizarre military research project involving astral projection, remote viewing, and LSD.
Pablo Escobar's Son Asks Forgiveness
 Frank Bajak & Vivian Sequera
This is the incredible story of Pablo Escobar, the infamous boss of Colombias Medellin drug cartel, told for the very first time by his son, Sebastian and his widow Maria Isabel Santos.
Democracy and Capitalism Are NOT One and the Same
 Glynn Wilson
If Michael Moore had arrived on the film scene as a conservative Republican activist in 1989, he might be heralded by Fox News today as a major American hero, and he might even be able to get a fair review in the so-called "liberal" New York Times.
Antichrist
 Ryan Barnett
From its opening love scene to its closing title card, Antichrist is visually arresting. There is an atmosphere of unease that permeates the film and as events grow stranger and characters more desperate, that atmosphere becomes palpable.
To Wong Foo Playing at SETAC October 27th
 PVNN
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, starring Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo as 3 fabulous female impersonators, will be playing at the SETAC-GBLT Community Center on the south side of Vallarta on Tuesday, October 27th at 7:30 pm. Admission is free.
Revising the Image of Jackson’s Final Days
 Ben Sisario
Despite four months of lurid coverage in the news media over Mr. Jackson’s final days and his death at age 50, it is the image of a physically vigorous and mentally focused Michael Jackson that Sony Pictures and the Jackson estate are eager to convey with “This Is It,” a new film opening around the world for a two-week run.
The Man Is Steel, the Tank Is Only Iron
 Matteo Fracassi
"War is not made by heroes or Hollywood studs," says director Samuel Maoz. "War is mostly made by young and inexperienced guys. Children that are sent to go after and kill the ones they used to play with." Maoz should know. He was just 20 when he was conscripted into the Israeli army and wounded in the 1982 war with Lebanon – the subject of his first feature film.
"Mississippi" Tops Chicago Film Festival Awards
 Hollywood Reporter
Tina Mabry's "Mississippi Damned" took home the top prize, the Gold Hugo for best film, at the 45th annual Chicago International Film Festival on Saturday. The drama's writer-director, Tina Mabry, claimed the best screenplay prize.
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