Which
Croft? The
director of "Con Air" and "Tomb Raider" explains
how he agreed to bring a video game to the big screen, what he has in
mind for "The Prisoner," and why he's never seen "Raiders
of the Lost Ark."
Emotions in Motion Dr. Armond Aserinsky, a scholar and participant in ShoWest
'01's "Primacy of Exhibition" panel, discusses what makes
the moviegoing experience so different from watching a movie at home.
Web Site Story NATO launched two new Web
sites in April — www.infocusmag.com, the electronic edition of
In Focus magazine, and www.natoonline.org,
a site to help NATO members conduct business.
The
Chart
What's hot according to buyers and critics.
New
NATO Members
Cinema owners who joined up.
Cash Drawer
Movies ranked by grosses.
Release
Calendar
Coming movies ordered by date of bow.
From
the President's Desk
John Fithian is gratified that the U.S. screen count is falling, but
concerned that it’s not falling as fast as some would prefer.
Dateline: Exhibition Signature
opens in Modesto Calif.; National
Amusements goes Broadway; NATO of California/Nevada keeps
busy.
International Dateline
China gets to thinking about imports; India gets
Imax; Spain gets a cinema company; Latin America gets public domain
music.
July
Preview
"America's Sweethearts," "Cats and Dogs," "crazy/beautiful,"
"Final Fantasy," Jurassic Park III," "Legally Blonde,"
"Planet of the Apes," The Score" and more.
Ops Jeff
Logan explains why, though they might be a bit more expensive, there's
no substitute for the original manufacturer's parts.
Next!
Vets of "Pearl Harbor" move on to "Jay and Silent Bob
Strike Back," Sum of All Fears," Big trouble," "Rat
Race" and more.
Washington
Report Steven
John Fellman discusses a court decision which held that a failure to
meet ADA requirements constituted negligence.
Final
Cut
Dan Harkins reveals, among other things, that he used to deliver the
newspaper to his favorite film director.
The
Chart
July
Preview