In Movie Theaters the Week of
July 29th, 1996

4 films are being released this week

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Emma

Rated: PG

Emma (Gwyneth Paltrow) is the self-proclaimed but somewhat misguided matchmaker in her small Eglish town. While attempting to forge various romantic bonds among her friends and acquaintances, she finally learns about her own love true love.

Jack

Rated: PG-13

Jack (Robin Williams) is a 10 year-old boy who was born with a condition that causes his body to age four times faster than normal. Though Jack lives in a child's world, he occupies an adult's body. His parents, Brian (Brian Kerwin) and Karen (Diane Lane), and private tutor Mr. Woodruff (Bill Cosby) have kept Jack sheltered from the outside world. But Jack wants to live as an ordinary child. With dreams of going to school and being with other kids his age, Jack finally embarks on the greatest adventure of his life-the fifth grade.

Chain Reaction

Rated: PG-13

In a University of Chicago research lab, a team of scientists and technicians have achieved an earth-shaking triumph. After years of tireless work, they have tapped a simple,yet almost infinitely powerful way to produce energy from water - cleanly, efficiently, abundantly - for a fuelstarved, pollution-weary world. What impact will this discovery have on us all? Student machinist Eddie Kasalivich and scientist Lily Sinclair are about to get the explosive answer. Suddenly caught in a chain reaction of murder and high-tech espionage, the two colleagues are forced to go on the lam after being framed for the murder of their mentor, visionary scientist Dr. Alistair Barkley, and the sabotage of their laboratory. Barkley had been determined to give details of the discovery freely to all nations. Others insisted on discretion and would go to any lengths to keep it from getting out. With a hatf-dozen federal agencies pursuing them across the country, Eddie and Lily set out to discover who is behind this far-reaching, shadowy and deadly conspiracy in a dizzying chase across new frontiers of science and adventure.

Phat Beach

Rated: R

A hefty homeboy borrows his dad's Mercedes and goes to the beach with his friends for wild sun & fun.