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Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 15

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i iT yn aji sj yf Sfor-ulldin Tuesday. January 11, 1994 B-3 MOVIES -J'-Llu- 1 ii i i jt No Passes NP vh Matinees Today I DIAL 298-1818 PUNCH IN 1609 NOTE: SHOWTIMES ARE FOR TODAY ONLY! rasr JT mm Advance Tickets Avaaaoie Tnru-Out fcacn bay r. n. DwfrvmintM from A.M. Advance Toets Avavace Thru-Out tach Day SYLVESTER STALLONE NIGEL HAWTHORNE ncuoi mrM MAN" On for That Day performance nwi r.m.

ENDS THURSDAY! "CERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND" (PG-13) Tops in movie-ticket sales Associated Press Here are the top films for the weekend as tallied by Exhibitor Relations, with distributor and weekend gross: 1 Mri. Doubtfire, 20th Century Fox 11 .5 million 2. The Pelican Brief, Warner Bros $8.6 million 3. Grumpy Old Men. Warner Bros $6.4 million 4.

Tombstone. Disney $6.4 million 5. The Air Up There, Disney $5.2 million 6. Shadowlands. Savoy $4 million 7.

Sister Act 2, Disney $3.9 million 8. Beethoven's 2nd. Universal $3.6 million 9. Schindler's list. Universal $2.6 million 1 0.

Wayne's World 2, Paramount $2.2 million Advance Tickets Available Inru Out tacn uay For That Days Performances From 11.00 A.M. ENDS THURSDAY! "CERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND" (PG-13) In 70 MM Stereo fJJ Advance Tickets Aveaaoie Trauout each Day For That Day's Performances From 4:50 H. ANTHONY HOPKINS DEBRA WINGER "SHADOWLANDS" (PCI NP CD 700-9 30 trmft ttaad FRI "IRON WILL" (PC) FRI "PHILADELPHIA" (PG-13) II II IA BI-IDCBTCAAU CUFPAPD GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Actress HOLLY HUNTER "THE PIANO" (R) "THE PELICAN BRIEF" (PO-13) 6 30 9:30 ttma CHARLIE SHEEN CHRIS O'DONNELL "THE THREE MUSKETEERS 0CI Stand TOMMY LEE JONES-JOAN CHEN "HEAVEN AND EARTH" (R) In Dolby Digital CD Audience grows for Schindler's' By John Horn Associated Press LOS ANGELES Steven Spiel-Berg's "Schindler's List" cracked the box office Top 10 for the first time last weekend, indicating the Qric-length Holocaust film is gradually finding its audience. Playing in just 172 theaters nationwide, and released at a deliberate pace by Universal Pictures, "Schindler's List" has been accumulating scores of film critics' awards in recent weeks. The movie took in a strong $2.6 million last weekend, good for ninth place, according to figures released yesterday.

Its per-screen average of $15,137 was the highest among all the leading films. "Mrs. Doubtfire" finished first again, and "The Pelican Brief" was second. Since its debut on Dec. 15 in Just 5.1 fr wry' GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Actor ROBIN WILLIAMS "MRS.

DOUBTFIRE" (PO-13) Stand Advance Tickets Avatar Thru-Out Each Dev For That Day's Performances From KMX) A.M. ENDS THURSDAY! "WAYNE'S WORLD (PO-13) Advance Tickets Available Thru-Out Each Day For That Day Performances From 1003 A M. KEVIN BACON "THE AIR UP THERE" (PG) np Advance Tickets Available Thru-Out Each Oav For Trot Day Performance! From 11:45 A M. JULIA ROBERTS "THE PELICAN BRIEF" (PG-13) ROBIN WILLIAMS HARVEY FIERSTEIN "MRS. DOUBTFIRE" (PO-13) Stand FRI "IRON WILL" (PG) KURT RUSSELLMICHAEL BIEHN "TOMBSTONE" (R) 14 locations, "Schindler's List" has been introduced at a rate that seeks to maximize the film's Academy Awards potential.

It will debut in scores of markets after the Oscar nominations are announced Feb. 9, and additional theaters are scheduled to show the film after the March 21 awards ceremony. The film and Spielberg are considered heavy Oscar favorites. Elsewhere at the box office, pro JACK LEMM0NW ALTER MATTHAU "GRUMPY OLD MEN" (PG-13) Stout ducer Tim Burton's "Cabin Boy" was lost at sea in its premiere. The Chris Elliott comedy grossed a limp $1.5 million for 13th place.

Among other films opening this past week, the basketball story "The Air Up There" debuted to moderate business and fifth place, while the low-budget techno-thril-ler "American Cyborg: Steel Warrior" crashed and burned at 21st place. MATINEES ONLY "BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM" (PG) tyJ KEVIN BACON "THE AIR UP THERE" (PG) Advance Tickers Available Thru-Out each Day For That Day's Performances From 11:30 A.M. GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Motion Picture "MRS. DOUBTFIRE" (PG-13) MIKE MYERSOANA CARVEY "WAYNE'S WORLD 2" (PG-13) Stand ENDS THURSDAYI "A PERFECT WORLD" (PO-13)" 6:00 8,9:00 Stand HIV is FRI "WAYNE'S WORLD 2" (PG-13) Toyrw: "house party ri ROBIN WILLIAMS ALLY FIELD "MRS. DOUBTFIRE" (PG-13) TSAI CHIN-TAMLYN TOMITA "THE JOY LUCK CLUB" (R) Stand WHOOPI GOLDBERG-MARY WICKES "SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT" (PC) 'Will' will set your hear! racing JACK LEMMONANN-MARGARET "GRUMPY OLD MEN" (PG-13) Stand 1 FRI "IRON WILL" (PG) LEONAWLE D.

LEWIS "COOL RUNNINGS" (PG) Stout Validated Parking At Reduced Rates TSAI CHIN-MING-NA WEN 'THE JOY LUCK CLUB" (R) Stand GOLDfcN ULOBt NUMINtc Best Oriaina Sono (PG) "BEETHOVEN'S 2ND" GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Motion Picture Drama "SCHINDLER'S LIST" (R) NP Stand For That Day's Performances From 1100 AM. GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Motion Picture "MRS. DOUBTFIRE" (PG-13) Stand CHARLES GRODIIW30NNIE HUNT "BEETHOVEN'S 2ND" (PC) Stand ENDS THURSDAYI "GHOST IN THE MACHINE" 00 At 8:30 P.M. "THE GOOD SON" (R) At 6:30 10:30 tD LIAM NEESONBEN KINGSLEY "SCHINDLER'S LIST" (R) HP KURT RUSSELLDANA DELANY "TOMBSTONE" (R) Stand FRI "CERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND" (PG-13) ENDS THURSDAY! "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" (PCI WHOOPI MAKKENA "SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT" (PG) 7:00 4 9:15 ANTHONY HOPKINS-JOE MAZELLO "SHADOWLANDS" (PG) NP Stand KAREN ALLEN-CHRIS MULKEY "GHOST IN THE MACHINE" (R) NP Stand Stud WHOOPI GOLDBERG-MAGGIE SMITH "SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT" (PG) By Patricia Bibby Associated Press SAY what you like about "Iron Will" that it's corny and predictable it's still an irresistibly sweet and upbeat adventure and if it doesn't make your heart pound a little faster, call a cardiologist. TThis is a Disney film through and through: A story of a young man facing impossible odds, his loving mother, a few nefarious types, and the requisite adorable animals, in this case sled dogs.

But the old Disney magic works. Set in 1917 and based on a true story, it's the tale of Will Stoneman (Mackenzie Astin), a teen-ager who sets out to win a cross-country sled dog race from Winnipeg, Canada to St. Paul, Minn. With a $10,000 prize, Will has more than pride riding on the outcome of the race. He desperately needs the cash after his father dies in a sledding accident, leaving the fate of the family farm an on-going, meaningful relationship with a dog and make it work.

But before the race even begins there are obstacles. First, there's a registration glitch and Will almost doesn't get to enter. He's saved by enterprising newspaper reporter Harry Kingsley (Kevin Spacey), who decides to sponsor him. Kings-ley, bitter, jaded and cynical, sniffs a good human-interest story for his American readership with the fresh-faced idealistic musher. Then there are the race's other competitors, a towering lot of brawny men who make football players look anemic.

In fact, it seems everything eventually conspires against Will the harsh bitter cold, the evil maneuvers of another competitor, his own inner fear during the arduous 522-mile marathon trip. Despite a few down-to-the-fin-ish-line thrills and spills, there's little mystery as to how this film ends. Still, you'll find yourself cheering and enjoying a delicious case of goosebumps. Iron Will Rated PG Opens Friday, tentatively at Aikahi, Kahala, Kam Drive-In, Nanakuli and Pearlridge. in jeopardy.

Will also needs the money for college. The last straw is when his mother decides to sell off the beloved family sled dogs to make ends meet When Will's father somberly intones in the beginning, "Don't let fear stand in the way of your dreams, son," we know that this will become the young man's mantra throughout the race. And indeed it does. So off to Winnipeg he goes with his trusty pack of huskies in tow, including the lead dog, the snow-white Gus. Part of Will's mission is to win over Gus and to get the dog to respect him like the pooch once behaved for his father.

Only Disney could give its lead character LEON-00UG E. DOUG "COOL RUNNINGS" (PG) Stand Gates Open At 6:15 P.M. "TOMBSTONE" (R) At 6 30 P.M. "SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT' (PC) At 9:00 P.M. GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Actor ROBIN WILLIAMS "MRS.

DOUBTFIRE" (PG-13) 6:30 9:00 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINEE Best Actress ANGELICA HUSTON "ADOAMS FAMILY VALUES" (PG-13) Stand ENDS THURSDAY! "SISTER ACT 2: BACK IN THE HABIT' (PG) ENDS THURSDAY! "GHOST IN THE MACHINE" (R) At 6:30 P.M "RISING SUN" ffi) At 8 30 P.M. KURT RUSSELL-VAL KILMER "TOMBSTONE" (R) FRI "THE PIANO" (R) FRI "IRON WILL (PG) y'lirniifniirinrin-iiliii PREVIEW Pepper Salt Eahuku Shrimp Wintermelon Mushroom Soup Mochl Sice Duck Kong Nam Roast Chicken Dungeness Crab with Ginger and Onion Steamed Island Spare Bibs with Plum Sauce Sauteed Sea Bass Filet with Choi Sum Steamed Rice Almond Float Dear Senator Akaka Supporter: We would like to thank you for your overwhelming response for Senator Akaka's Fundraiser scheduled for HONG KONG STYLE DIM SUM Served 7 dors a week Tablo of ten $17995 7 SSy (Sea. 8202.501 HEE HING449 KAPAHULU AVE. Restaurant, m-7355544 January 13th. enaaSBeWMr THIS listing, featuring movies opening on Oahu this week, runs Tuesdays.

See the Star-Bulle-fin in the days ahead for reviews of films and for Thursday's At the Movies and Film Societies listings. One film opens on Oahu tomorrow: House Party 3: Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin, the hip hop duo known as Kid 'N' Play, return in yet another sequel to their high-spirited 1990 teen comedy. Rated R. Scheduled for Enchanted Lake and Kuhio theaters. Two films open on Oahu Friday: iron Will: This fact-based Disney adventure, set in 1917, is the story of teen-ager Will Stoneman, who enters a grueling crosscountry sled dog race from Winnipeg, Canada to St.

Paul, Minn. Nicknamed "Iron Will," the youth needs the $10,000 prize money to save the family farm and cover college expenses after the accidental death of his father. Rated PG. Tentatively scheduled at Aikahi, Kahala, Kam Drive-In, Nanakuli and Pearlridge theaters. Philadelphia: A dying, AIDS-in-fected lawyer, played by Tom Hanks, is fired by his prestigious firm.

He hires a supercharged ambulance chaser and confessed homophobe, played by Denzel Washington, to mount a case against his former employers. Rated PG-13. tentatively scheduled at Waikiki No. 1. Reported by Star-Bulletin staff Iflawe Oroiled Ribeve Steele Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond the committee's control, the January 13th Fundraiser will be A Reception For UNITED STATES SENATOR DANIEL K.

AKAKA 7- BRING 7HS AD fOR YOUR fREE ORDER Of DEEP TO ZICQM ait. (Hrr 0 postponed. It is now being rescheduled for April 4, 1994. For those who have responded, we will honor these tickets on April 4th. For those who have not, we will 4 ACROSS FROM VARSITY THEATER 2535 COYNE STREET GUI 94-SKARJC EXPIKS 13194 JW" I THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 4 Dole Cannery Baliq( Mn PUPi 03773' be mailing new tickets in the near future.

If you would like a refund, please write to the i Treasurer "A- W.f-;, 96802 P.O. Bo alos' iredolanmFeoeral Election Thisinforrnationisrequii Campaign act. (PUASEPBINT) Fave flicks could make film registry fteuters WASHINGTON The Library of Congress is seeking nominations from the public for films to be included on the historic National Film Registry list. Nominations must be submitted by March 30 to the National Film Registry, Library of Congress, Motion Picture Division, Washington, D.C. 20540.

The pictures must meet two criteria: They must be at least 10 years old, and also be "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant." Under legislation passed by Congress in 1988 the Librarian of Congress is authorized to pick up to 25 films a year for inclusion on the Registry. To date, 125 films have been chosen. TdDF 1 IIST! Here are 10 reasons why you should help us celebrate our 10th Anniversary in 10. Take 10 off your entire check for the whole month! 9. Parties of 10 or more take an atn 10 off (20 total)! 8.

Dine 10 times in January, have i meal on us in February! 7. Award-winning margaritas are a perfect 10 6. If Vou turn 10 in January, get a free dinner when dining with your family! 5. Get a free glass of wine when celebrating your 10th anniversary! 4. The Dewey Decimal system is based on the number 10! J.

Just voted "Best Mexican" in Honolulu Magazine's People's Choice poll! I You can XctRnlst Real Fresh, Real Healthy, Real Contemporary! 1. The Best Ma in Town-ami Cmt Place tePartjU 8TATt- PHONE- Akaka in '94 Committee, P.O. Box 3169, Honolulu, HI 96802 and we will make the proper arrangements. Thank you again for your support and understanding. Mahalo.

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