On Sunday at 7 p.m., the showing of Manhattan will be in the Underground Coffeehouse.

If ever there was a movie to mirror the life of Woody Allen, this would be it. Set in the titular city, "Manhattan" stars Allen as Isaac Davis, an aging television writer at a crisis in his life. Isaac's wife has recently left him to start a relationship with another woman, while a young high schooler named Mary (Diane Keaton), begins an affair with the ambivalent older man. When paths cross and things grow complicated, Allen proves once again that he can fill a movie with tenderness and wit. Like its crowded streets, "Manhattan" is a hectic examination of life in the fast lane.

On Sunday at 7 p.m., the showing of Manhattan will be in the Underground Coffeehouse.

If ever there was a movie to mirror the life of Woody Allen, this would be it. Set in the titular city, "Manhattan" stars Allen as Isaac Davis, an aging television writer at a crisis in his life. Isaac's wife has recently left him to start a relationship with another woman, while a young high schooler named Mary (Diane Keaton), begins an affair with the ambivalent older man. When paths cross and things grow complicated, Allen proves once again that he can fill a movie with tenderness and wit. Like its crowded streets, "Manhattan" is a hectic examination of life in the fast lane.

Based on real events, "Public Enemies" documents the final months of illustrious bank robber John Dillinger (Johnny Depp), as he's tracked by federal agents led by famous prohibitionist, Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale). Directed by Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral) and shot in a manner that enhances its old-time feel, this movie is an engaging drama filled with plenty of gun fights and tense moments.

Based on real events, "Public Enemies" documents the final months of illustrious bank robber John Dillinger (Johnny Depp), as he's tracked by federal agents led by famous prohibitionist, Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale). Directed by Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral) and shot in a manner that enhances its old-time feel, this movie is an engaging drama filled with plenty of gun fights and tense moments.

When a team of actors decide to travel to the jungles of Vietnam for a little method work, everything goes wrong in this comedy written and directed by Ben Stiller. Part meta-humor, part criticism of the Hollywood system, "Tropic Thunder" shines a light on all of the nuances that comes from studio-sized productions and takes no prisoners.

When a team of actors decide to travel to the jungles of Vietnam for a little method work, everything goes wrong in this comedy written and directed by Ben Stiller. Part meta-humor, part criticism of the Hollywood system, "Tropic Thunder" shines a light on all of the nuances that comes from studio-sized productions and takes no prisoners.