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Jaws is considered to be the first summer blockbuster, and if you've never seen it in all it's bloody glory on the big screen, you should. And it's free.

It's a little tough to call this movie a "classic" because I always think of classic movies as something from the 30s or 40s, but A Little Romance is a classic movie.

Unless you lived during the Cold War, and a lot of our kids and grandkids didn't, you won't be able to believe the action in this movie.

I've only seen it once because I can't do all those dead people, but friends who have seen it more than once tell me they can't unsee Bruce as a dead guy.

If you have a free moment this Easter weekend, sit back and enjoy a really good movie in a historic El Paso gem.

Spanish Colonial Art and the Catholic Imagination in Mexico will highlight devotional art through talks with experts. A free reception will be held after the talks.

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You are not going to want to take your eyes off the screen. Each scene is so funny or so poignant that you'll be laughing and crying at the friendship between Ninny and Evelyn.

Take your kids to learn about prehistoric El Paso, New Mexico farming, and how we get our water in the desert.

Reeve plays Richard Collier, a playwright, who becomes obsessed with the photo of a stage actress, Elise McKenna, from 1910. Problem is, Richard lives in the 1970s.

Since Valentine's Day isn't on the weekend, you might want to do this list on Saturday or Sunday.

You could take your lovah to the movie and get lots of goodies to snack on for probably $20. It's a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon.