OKG7 things to do Gazette staff
With The Dark Knight Rises arriving in theaters Friday, the big
question isn’t “Will Batman die?” but “Can your arse withstand about
eight straight hours of the caped crusader?” Beginning at 6 p.m.
Thursday, Harkins Bricktown Cinemas, 150 E. Reno, hosts The Ultimate Dark Knight Marathon, screening Batman Begins and The Dark Knight before Rises, well, rises at midnight. Tickets are $20. Call 231-4747 or visit harkinstheatres.com.
Christopher Nolan directs a fitting send-off to his Batman trilogy.
Action Phil Bacharach
Due to the twisted savagery of a young man in a Colorado movie theater, The Dark Knight Rises
will forever be a footnote in American history. Hopefully, that
horrific massacre will not influence perceptions of this epic conclusion
to writer-director Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy.
Thriller Rod Lott
César (Luis Tosar, Miami Vice) works as a concierge at an
apartment building in Barcelona. He handles the door, the mail, the
plumbing. Although he enjoys an amiable rapport with many of the
residents, he is thoroughly unhappy.
Trusting them appears to be the cardinal sin of Zero Dark Thirty, a masterful, absorbing film
dramatizing the CIA's 10-year hunt for Osama bin Laden. It has been at
the center of controversy for its depiction of U.S. intelligence agents
using “enhanced interrogation techniques,” otherwise known as torture.
Rock Zach Hale
It's pretty clear that The Grown Ups know what good music sounds like.
When the band ceases its emulation of good music and lets its creativity
flow naturally, the Oklahoma City collective's new album, Dark Hearts,
offers flashes of genuine talent.