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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1991 00 SmBB3SMBHSSas: 1 GREATER ROCHESTER I IMP I ANTIQUES EXPOSITION -g Ijll I. It c' i DOME ARENA I I'l j'- 4 Mlif Monroe County I llill, IJ 'jj? fenrietta, New York I XVj 1 TJl5 1 I I Saturday, October 19, 1991 fl 1 11 I IWtUlUJUIil 5 A With ThU Ad: $3.00 ytotmi. Jv $tLiM v. I Oood Food Free Parking ir; 1 ST J.UIJJ.1LJ,,X I JIL.

IP LI GENERAL CINEMA GENERAL CINEMA LOEWS 11 MOYTS -hVWiY CljLlt 1 tmrnmm MARKETPLACE 7 PITTSFORD PLAZA 6 WEBSTER GREECE ONES 8 ljf I 383-8855 II 671-6900 11 225-3190 I JWW- 1:00 3:10 1:50 4:10 1:10 3:20 5:30 4:30 7:10 I i I I 5:20 7:30 9:40 7:00 9:15 7:40 9:50 12:00 8:20 11:15 -jBsnov fp SJJif'lllPOlfl Who writes about Rochester people? PETER B. TAUB. In the Times-Union rebel without a reason, Vanilla Ice dances, sings and sweeps Kristin Minter off her feet in Cool As Ice. iGlossy pop film walks on thin ice 3y Jack Garner Democrat and Chronicle film critic H0UIE REVIEW "'PARADISE' IS THE BEST FILM OF THE YEAR AND PROBABLY THE MOST TOUCHING AMERICAN MOVIE IN A LONG TIME. IT'S A MASTERPIECE.0 This is Don Johnson like you've never seen him before.

He and Melanie Griffith will win your heart. They are perfect together in this gentle, touching and special movie. Mt'J I lar boyfriend. A tl 1A boyfriend. 11 movie.

Cool As Ice movie, Cool As Ice he plot of the Vanilla Ice is as simple and obvious as the 2 T4 rap star's wooden acting. PG 13 If you can get excited by glow-in-the-dark, circus-stvle i lumiinnuT mini iiui fat in ur rniiniuu COOL AS ICE a Starring: Vanilla Ice, Kristin Minter, Michael Gross, Can-' dy Clark. a Directed by: David Kellogg, a Opent at: Cine Greece and Towne theaters. Rated: PQ. Running time: 90 mlns.

'W' production design and clothes, a dose of hip-hop music and culture and a few clever camera tricks, JO MOR ST0NERIDGE IOOI tOAO Will 621. 1550 jo uon IflSTVIEW OUtl VIC TO! 223-3770 A HEARTFELT WINNER! IT'S A 10!" 7:25 :25 7:25 8:25 school honor student would be interested in him, except in comparison to her clearly obnoxious regular Newcomer Kristin Minter offers a degree of charm and believabil-ity as the high school girl and would seem to have a much brighter future in films than the Ice man. Her parents are played by Michael Gross (late of TV's Family Ties) and Candy Clark (the former Oscar-nominated star of American Graffiti, who remains sorely under-used in films). It seemed that both Gross and Clark were squirming a little in their hunger for something anything more substantial than this clinking Ice. It's rated PG, with only mild sexual innuendo (in obvious appreciation of Vanilla Ice's audience appeal, which grows younger by the minute).

just might be enough pop style in Cool As Ice to wash down the idiocy. But it's still a lot to swallow. 1 The elements that went into LOIWS TOWNE SOUTMIOWH 424-4570 LOEWS WEBSTER IIMtM'ltl 671-6900 l-CBSRAOO llmSvfid. 2 NBC-TV. LOS ANGELES David Shmfcan 1-iVWOS-TV.

Pat Collins 4 THE MOVIE MINUTE, loanna Lanfi.ld 5 ABC-TV. LOS ANGELES, Caiy Franklin i 7:30 :40 12:45 1-00 5:15 7:30 45 1240 this Vanilla Ice project are obvi- 0U8. aaaai 586-2900 OPPOSITE PITTSFORD PLAZA THE COMMITMENTS (Rl FRANKIE A JOHNNY (R) THE FISHER KINO (R) RIDGE RD. W. A MT.

READ BLVD. Excellent Good Fair Poor video tricks swirling cameras, overhead shots, glossy color, and lots of backlighting. (First-time director David Kellogg is a music video veteran.) Third, rip off the inventive production design from Tim Burton movies. (That's why major segments of Cool As Ice look like environs more suited to Pee-Wee Herman or Beetlejuice.) The sum of all this pop-culture pilfering is far less substantial than its parts. As an actor, Vanilla Ice simply carries forth the same one-dimensional stance of his on-stage concert character.

There is absolutely no indication of why the high RICOCHET (R) THE FISHER KINO (R) First, there's an age-old adolescent plot ripped from movies like iThe Wild One and Rebel Without -a Cause, and then stripped of all its reality and richness. You could I write what's left on the back of a matchbook coven An outrageously dressed, stone-faced rebel rides into town on a I neon-yellow cycle, and wins the heart of the sweet, crinoline-wearying high school honor student, despite the protestations of her su- per-square parents. Typical of such films, the rebel i is a good guy. So what if he's an aimless, ambition-less, no-future, party guy. Second, throw in some MTV 424-4520 ROBIN HOOD fcv.

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461-5)80 3Wrhin.AM.UPU Prl. Sat. 6 AM-Midnitfct XXX STTTINQ PRETTY XXX I "mt Mmt "DEVILISHLY FUNNY!" -Jeffrey Lyons, SNEAK PREVIEWS. CNBCTHE REAL STORY "Danny DeVito delivers an Oscar-caliber performance. One of the year's best!" -Susan Granger.

AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS "Gloriously gleeful Dcliciously nasty. Danny DeVito is brilliant!" -Joanna Langficld. THE MOVIE MINUTE "Hilarious! A sure-fire winner!" -Jim Whaley, CINEMA SHOWCASE "Savagely funny! Danny DeVito is at his best!" -Pat Collins, WW0R-TV "Danny DeVito is superb!" -CBS RADIO James Belushi Kelly Lynch Porter FeopIeS Money 8 A NORMAN JEWISON FILM fD Big laughs come in small packages. ''f WARNER BROS. Present, a JOHN HUGHES Mm JAMES BELUSHI "CURLY SUE" KELLY LYNCH ALISAN PPRTER I 1 Or Igmot Music Score GEORGES DELERUE Executive Producer TARQUIN GOTCH 11 sm'm 3 Written, Produced ond Directed by JOHN HUGHE5 "SSS f1AKMrl'.

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1:15 3:25 5:35 7:45 9:55 12:05 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:40 12:50 2:55 5:00 7:10 9:20 4:15 7:00 9:25 11:20 REGULAR ENGAGEMENT STARTS FRIDAY OCTOBER 25th I.