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Fans of such thoughtful Seventies sci-fi fare as Solaris and Silent Running should be counting down to the release of Moon , a throwback to the days when the genre was more interested in the loneliness of the inner self than the slam-bam spectacle of outer space.

My parents, already well aware of my budding interest in all things cinematically macabre, shepherded me to the local Loew's in our tiny village of Pittsford, N.Y., to see my first Alfred Hitchcock film Family Plot which, as it turned out, also happened to be the director's underrated swan song.

Martin Scorsese's "The Aviator" explores Howard Hughes' days as a filmmaker, a businessman and an eccentric recluse.

A Bold Films production, in association with Benderspink. Produced by Michael Litvak, David Lancaster.

Who am I? A. Cherry Ames B. Clara Barton C. Edith Cavell D. Florence Nightingale 2. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was based on a game of cards.

I've rented more movies of late, which is a rare treat as we're always so busy and usually do not have the time to watch a lot of television, let alone movies.

"This is ground control to Major Tom," sang David Bowie about a fictional astronaut lost in orbit in 1969.

Stephen Cole From Friday's Globe and Mail Last updated on Thursday, Jul. 02, 2009 04:59PM EDT M oon Written by Nathan Parker Directed by Duncan Jones When Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon in July, 1969, he took one small step for man and one large step for the romantically declined.

Stonewall - Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park invites the public to attend a free movie screening of Will Penny, a 1968 Western starring Charleton Heston, on Saturday, June 13 at 9:00pm. The movie will be projected onto an 18 by 25 foot outdoor screen that includes a professional sound system.

Actor Bruce Dern is 73. Singer-actress Michelle Phillips is 65. Singer Gordon Waller of Peter and Gordon is 64.

The all-time greatest high school commencement speech was delivered by the actor Bruce Dern in the movie 'Middle Age Crazy.' Dern, playing an aging and embittered businessman, ends a rambling rant to the graduates of his alma mater with this advice: 'Give back the diplomas; give back the silly hats and stay 18 for the rest of your lives.