Have you seen 2012’s The Grey? My guess is that you haven’t, but for those not sure, maybe this’ll help jog your memory: it’s the one with Liam Neeson and the wolves.
If you did see it, I’m going to assume that you probably didn’t like it. Because that seems to be the standard answer–most of those I’ve queried have given me some variation on “Actually…I though it sucked.”
GOLF GLEN THEATERS (Niles, IL)
Much like the aforementioned Evanston Five or the multiplexed General Cinema – Deerbrook Mall, the Golf Glen Theaters, located on Golf Road, was a theater of last resort, the one you went to when Point Break wasn’t playing
EVANSTON 5 THEATERS (Evanston, IL)
Located on Central Street just west of Northwestern University’s Ryan Field (forever Dyche Stadium to us traditionalists), this theater first opened its doors in 1937. And while I’m sure that at some point in its early history it was
Late last year, coinciding with the release of Interstellar, the Chicago Tribune ran an interview with Christopher Nolan, the movie’s director, in which he was asked by columnist Christopher Borrelli how the years spent in Evanston during his preteens (he later moved to England) informed his love of film. And here Nolan did something unexpected; rather than listing the