Take a trip to a cushy kingdom in 16th century England or a modern-day country ravaged by civil war; it's your call. The coming months are packed with flicks designed to both entertain and feed your brain. Be sure to check your local listings; some of these cinematic gems are as rare as they are blockbuster-worthy.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
October 12th
Cate Blanchett is back to reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth I, the power-hungry monarch from 16th century England. On board this time is Clive Owen as Sir Walter Raleigh, Elizabeth's latest love interest who seems more interested in lady-in-waiting, Bess (Abbie Cornish). As if her torrid love triangle wasn't enough, now she must contend with the Spanish King Phillip II, who has a whole armada full of trouble in store for her.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
October 12th
Cate Blanchett is back to reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth I, the power-hungry monarch from 16th century England. On board this time is Clive Owen as Sir Walter Raleigh, Elizabeth's latest love interest who seems more interested in lady-in-waiting, Bess (Abbie Cornish). As if her torrid love triangle wasn't enough, now she must contend with the Spanish King Phillip II, who has a whole armada full of trouble in store for her.
seen a few times on tv.