Boxoffice-August.1989
Columbia is givins» the movie a token, LA. -only release in September, but a wider release would be pointless. This weak parody isn't much better than the Hollywood fodder which it seeks to ridicule. The was unrated at press-tinu! — Tr^m Matthews DEAD POETS SOCIETY Siarnnii Rohm WiUiam>i. Rulnrt Scan I id. Ethan Hatch:, Insh Charlc^i. Gale Haiis,u. Mlrhin Kiiiiy Kwtwdod Smith. Niiniiait Lhiyd. ami jomcs Watcrstan Pxiduccd by Stcvctt Haft. Paul Jimgcr Witt, and Tony Thomas Diitx.tcd by Peter Weir Written by Tom Schiilman A liiiena Vista release Drama, rated PC Running time: 128 mm Screening Date 5 25 S9 This familiar and manipulative drama, disguised as a serious piece of art, caught on in a big way. Three weekends for this unlikely summer hit grossed a hearty $22.5 million. Tlie "The" in "nr,id Poets Society" is about the only article this iiiinic's publii ii\ t( ,im lias passed up so tar. Everywhere we liiiik, ih( II s ihi. ( ini I'eter Weir talking about bumping into Kdbm W llll.^m^
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Columbia is givins» the movie a token, LA. -only release in<br />
September, but a wider release would be pointless. This weak<br />
parody isn't much better than the Hollywood fodder which it<br />
seeks to ridicule.<br />
The was unrated at press-tinu! — Tr^m Matthews<br />
DEAD POETS SOCIETY<br />
Siarnnii Rohm WiUiam>i. Rulnrt Scan I id. Ethan Hatch:,<br />
Insh Charlc^i. Gale Haiis,u. Mlrhin Kiiiiy Kwtwdod Smith.<br />
Niiniiait Lhiyd. ami jomcs Watcrstan<br />
Pxiduccd by Stcvctt Haft. Paul Jimgcr Witt, and Tony Thomas<br />
Diitx.tcd by Peter Weir Written by Tom Schiilman<br />
A liiiena Vista release Drama, rated PC Running time: 128<br />
mm Screening Date 5 25 S9<br />
This familiar and manipulative drama, disguised as a<br />
serious piece of art, caught on in a big way. Three<br />
weekends for this unlikely summer hit grossed a hearty<br />
$22.5 million.<br />
Tlie "The" in "nr,id Poets Society" is about the only article<br />
this iiiinic's publii ii\ t( ,im lias passed up so tar. Everywhere<br />
we liiiik, ih( II s ihi. ( ini I'eter Weir talking about bumping<br />
into Kdbm W llll.^m^
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