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  • Address:

    UA Kaufman Astoria Cinema 14 35-30 38th St
    Astoria

  • Cross Street:

    at 35th Ave

  • Venue phone:

    718-766-2020

  • Transport:

    Subway: N, Q to 36th Ave; M, R to 36th St

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    1. UA Kaufman Astoria Cinema 14
      • 35-30 38th St
        Astoria
      • 718-766-2020
      • 40.754740,-73.923504

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire: movie review

Rating: 3/5

It’s tough at the top. Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) have won the Hunger Games, the first dual champions in the bloody battle royale’s 74-year-old history. Now they have to deal with the soul-sucking expecta...

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Thor Marathon - Thor, Avengers & Thor: The Dark World

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Black Nativity: movie review

Rating: 3/5

Since it was first performed Off Broadway in December 1961, Langston Hughes’s all-African-American musical retelling of the birth of Christ has become a holiday perennial. Different artists have adapted the author’s gospel-flavored book and libretto...

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Delivery Man: movie review

Rating: 2/5

David Wozniak (Vince Vaughn) is a meat-truck driver who’s invested more in get-rich-quick schemes than his romantic relationships. Mr. Emotional Immaturity suddenly finds out he’s a father—142 times over, to be precise—thanks to sperm he donated two...

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Frozen

Rating: 2/5

Yet another reason to stay inside the lodge, Frozen turns the irksome circumstance of a stalled ski lift into a seminightmarish test of survival. Like the 2004 actors-as-bait shark shocker Open Water (another Sundance sensation), this new movie graft...

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Homefront: movie review

Rating: 2/5

The discerning Jason Statham fan—cheers, mate—knows and loves the Crank films, movies in which the actor’s buzz-cut stolidity is counterbalanced by hyperactive camera moves and ridiculousness. This one’s his Cobra. (Sylvester Stallone even wrote the...

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Oldboy: movie review

Rating: 3/5

Spike Lee’s gotta be Spike Lee: He’s the Scorsesian movie geek, the inflammatory tweeter, the indie-to-Hollywood survivor. He still thrives on discontent—a trait as NYC as a Greek cup of coffee-cart swill—and even Lee’s most recent decade showcases h...

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Out of the Furnace: movie review

Rating: 3/5

A full-on plunge into rust-belt desperation, Scott Cooper’s aching economic tragedy is informed at every plot turn by the hulking ruin of Pennsylvania’s Carrie Furnace, often shot from above for extra oomph. Decent guy Russell (Christian Bale) has on...

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R... Rajkumar

Rajkumar, an aimless youth, works for a drug baron and is sent to kill a rival dealer. His life is changed forever when he meets Chanda, and has no idea she is the adopted daughter of the man he is supposed to kill.

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The Best Man Holiday: movie review

Rating: 3/5

It’s 14 years later, and The Best Man’s ensemble have largely realized their ambitions: Lance (Morris Chestnut) is a star running back closing in on the NFL’s rushing record; Jordan (Nia Long) is a cable-news producer; Quentin (Terrence Howard) is a...

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