Page 5 - Opening Friday News Today

The Missoula theater is bringing back "Stop Making Sense." Or see "King Coal," a new documentary about the industrys effects in Appalachia.

This week at the Missoula cinema, an Indian-American teen confronts bullying and supernatural terror in "It Lives Inside." Or check out the 30th anniversary of the 90s classic "True Romance."

You might feel a chill in the air. But it's not yet time for snow; we've got fall first, and plenty of fun to go with it.

The acclaimed (and NC-17) drama "Passages" and the third film in Nia Vardalos comedy-drama series are opening this week at the Missoula community cinema.

The new comedy "Bottoms" opens this week as the Missoula community cinema starts celebrating its 10th anniversary.

The classic Korean movie has been restored for its 20th anniversary. The Missoula theater is also presenting Camp Horror, its weekend-long horror fest.

Each new exhibition at Montclair Art Museum offers a unique and thought-provoking journey into the heart of artistic expression.

Also catch Lily Gladstones independent drama, "Unknown Country" and the musical parody "Theater Camp."

Former Roxy employee Lily Gladstones movie The Unknown Country opens, plus a special screening of summertime classic Sandlot.

“Oppenheimer” - (R; 3 hours) - Held over by popular demand! An epic biographical thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan. Based on the 2005 biography American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin, the film chronicles the life...