Movies You Need to see on the Big Screen

NEW SERIES:  Movies You Need to see on the Big Screen 

Singin’ in the Rain-1952

This classic musical comedy from legendary director Stanley Donen stars Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor.  Set in the 1920’s when talkies are replacing silent movies, silent star Lina (Jean Hagen) has a voice like fingernails on a chalkboard. Enter the chorus girl who steals the show (and the man). (G)  

North by Northwest-1959

Executive Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant), mistaken for a secret agent, is pursued by a spy (James Mason) and his henchman across the U.S. On the train ride Thornhill meets the beautiful Eve (Eva Marie Saint). This thriller is filled with action, intrigue, romance and comedy and is one of Hitchcock’s best. (NR) 

Chinatown-1974 

Set in L.A in the 1930’s, Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway and John Huston star in Roman Polanski and Robert Towne’s masterwork. (R) 

“It is so big, so thrilling and entertaining that years from now, when we look back on the really important films of the 1970s, Chinatown is likely to be one of the most fondly remembered.” Rex Reed (1974)

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