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‘The Courier,’ a spy thriller based on real events is worth watching

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Running Time: 111 minutes

This feature will be playing at open theaters and drive-ins starting March 19.

The new thriller The Courier details a seemingly unlikely tale of an ordinary man asked to go undercover and place himself in extraordinarily dangerous circumstances. While the...

Relay for Life makes fundraising sweet with pie sale on Pre-Pi Day

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Event theme: Fight cancer and feed your face

The movie 'Boogie' comes to On-Demand

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By Glenn Kay

For the Sun

Rating: 2 out of 4 stars

Running Time: 89 minutes

BOOGIE will be available from Focus Features at home On-Demand for a 48-hour rental period beginning March 26.

It’s always important to encourage emerging talent on the filmmaking scene. The new film Boogie, from writer/producer/director Eddie Huang, is a debut feature that at times shows great promise. Unfortunately, the story isn’t without some major issues. The concept itself is interesting and there are some strong individual moments, but there are several elements that don’t gel together well and end up hurting the picture.

Alfred “Boogie” Chin (Taylor Takahashi) is a young man living in...

Blu-ray/DVD Roundup for March 26, 2021

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Blu-ray/DVD Roundup for March 26, 2021

By Glenn Kay

For the Sun

Welcome to another look at some of the highlights headed your way on Blu-ray and DVD. This is another strong edition with a couple of major releases in addition to some interesting independent fare. So, since you can’t, or likely shouldn’t be going out to the movies this week, be sure to give one of these titles a try!

BIG NEW RELEASES!

THE ARBORS: In a small town, a reclusive locksmith lives a quiet life avoiding people and staying in as much as possible. One day, he discovers an odd and mysterious creature on his property. He takes it in and tries to figure out exactly what it is, eventually forming a connection...

Former N. M. legislator Emmett Bryan Wall dies

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February 22, 1937 - February 7, 2021

Emmett Bryan Wall Jr. was Bryan to most who knew him well. Bryan was born and raised, married, had a family and owned a business in Gallup. He moved to Phoenix in the 1980s and returned home to his place of birth in the early 2000s. There he lived out his life. His last day of life, Feb. 7, was spent with his son, Vincent, who held his hand as father and son enjoyed the Super Bowl.

Bryan was the first of four children of Emmett B. and Ann P. (Schmaltz) Wall of the Grand Canyon South Rim Village. He was born at St Mary’s Hospital in Gallup on Feb. 22, 1937. His family moved to Gallup several years later. He graduated from Cathedral High in 1955...

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