A Cure for Wellness The Great Wall 3D The Great Wall (2017) John Wick: Chapter 2 The Lego Batman Movie 3D The Lego Batman Movie More movies available on future dates. This theater doesn't sell tickets on Fandango Currently, there are no movies and showtimes for this theater on this date. The Great Wall: An IMAX 3D Experience Manchester By the Sea Smart insights, hilarious jokes give animated comedy 'Lego Batman Movie' a Bat-rocket boost Video: The Lego Batman Movie trailer The Dark Knight, voiced by Will Arnett, has to choose what kind of superhero he really wants to be in the smart and hilariously funny animated action comedy "The Lego Batman Movie." The creators of "The Lego Batman Movie" could never have anticipated that their manic, animated kids' toy comedy would become the most prescient, overtly political movie of the 21st century so far. The expected conflict between the Caped Crusader and his arch-nemesis the Joker takes a far back seat to the internal battle raging within the Dark Knight himself, presented as a decisive, take-charge superhero with a supersized ego used to getting his way and expecting to be constantly overpraised for everything he does.
Batman's duality as millionaire Bruce Wayne and a vigilante crime-fighter sets the stage for a choice that he must make: to remain a hard-bitten conservative superhero? Or liberalize up a little? Independent, self-sufficient conservative superheroes go it alone. They don't need or want help from government institutions or social organizations that they distrust and view with great skepticism. More liberal superheroes think of themselves as essential cogs in a bigger wheel of life. They take support where they can and believe it takes a village to properly raise a child -- or an adopted son. In "The Lego Batman Movie," the Dark Knight's identity crisis roils beneath a cinematic tsunami of dizzying sight gags, staccato verbal jokes, clever pop culture references and spectacular action set pieces coming at us at the speed of The Flash on an amphetamine overdose. This sequel continues Will Arnett's gravelly vocal performance as Batman after the Caped Crusader's memorable supporting part in 2014's brilliantly executed "The Lego Movie," directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
New director Chris McKay, who grew up in Libertyville, delivers a breathless comic experience (credited to five writers) in which animated blocky Lego construction bricks magically burble with personalities, moving across the screen exactly as you might imagine Lego bricks would, if they could. "The Lego Batman Movie" explodes with surprises, especially the revelation that Batman doesn't party with hot models after a hard day of fighting villainy. He watches teary relationship movies ("Jerry Maguire" again?) in the isolated, cavernous Bat Cave below Wayne Manor on Wayne Island, accompanied only by his computer companion (voiced by Siri herself) and his paternal butler, Alfred (erstwhile Voldemort Ralph Fiennes). Batman's life takes a twist when he attends Commissioner Gordon's (Hector Elizondo) retirement dinner. He spots daughter Barbara Gordon (Rosario Dawson), the new cop commissioner. She enraptures him so much, he doesn't realize he's agreed to adopt an orphan named Dick Grayson (Michael Cera), who's overjoyed that he seems to now have two dads.
Barbara isn't so taken with Bruce's alter-ego. "You can't be a hero if you only care about yourself!" Barbara says of the Dark Knight. An emo Joker (Zach Galifianakis), despondent that Batman has been seeing other villains, rigs a climactic blowout battle sequence involving the universe's greatest villains (including Zod, Jaws, Gremlins and the Wicked Witch) now freed from Superman's infamous Phantom Zone. Bruce/Batman continues to be torn between going it alone or being part of something bigger than himself. So what's Batman's greatest fear? "It's being part of a family again," Alfred informs him. He's referring to the family of humankind, represented by the citizens of Gotham City, who, at the end, must literally support each other to save their community. This movie had us at "Lego." Guidelines: Keep it civil and on topic; no profanity, vulgarity, slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. If a comment violates these standards or our terms of service, click the X in the upper right corner of the comment box.
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Campers must provide their own peanut-free lunch from home including drinks. Please notify us in writing of any allergies. Campers participating in more than one class will receive a $20.00 discount for each additional 2016 summer class registration. This discount is not available on line, call our office after submitting full payment for refund. Cannot be used with other Summer Camp promotions. Early drop off is available: 8am-10am (before morning Camp) $70.00 per child per week. Child must be enrolled in the 10-1pm session to qualify for early drop off. Please note that ages are suggested, as children’s building abilities vary. Payment in full is due upon registration. After May 15, 2016, any cancellation or reduction will be refunded at 50%. For cancellations made less than 2 week before beginning of the camp, no refunds will be given. Parents further understand that unused days are non refundable and non transferable from one summer to another summer and can not be used towards other services or retail items.
June 6th – June 10th 10am-1pm: Practice Engineering – Juniors ages 6-9 and Advanced ages 10-14 2pm-5pm: Lights, Camera, Action (Ages 7-14) June 13th – June 17th 10am-1pm: Space and Science – Juniors ages 6-9 and advanced ages 10-14 2pm-5pm: LEGO Mindstorm Robotics (Ages 9-14) or LEGO Imagine Create and Play (Ages 6-14) June 20nd – June 24th 10am-1pm: LEGO Mindstorms Robotics (9-14) or LEGO Imagine Create and Play (Ages 6-14) June 27th – July 1st 10am-1pm: Lights, Camera, Action (Ages 7-14) 2pm-5pm: Space and Science – Juniors 6-9 and Advanced ages 10-14 July 18th – July 22nd 10am-1pm: Space and Science (Ages 6-14) 2pm-5pm: Practice Engineering (Ages 7-14) July 18th- July 22nd 10am-1pm: Pixeland-Minecraft Camp ( ages 7-14) 2pm-5pm: Pixeland-Minecraft Camp (ages 7-14) July 25th- July 29th 10am-1pm: LEGO Mindstorm Robotics (Ages 9-14) or LEGO Imagine Create and Play (Ages 6-14)
2pm -5pm: Lights, Camera, Action (Ages 7-14) August 1st – August 5th 10am – 1pm: Practice Engineering (Ages 6-9 and 10-14) 2pm – 5pm: Lights, Camera, Action (Ages 7-14) August 8th – August 12 2pm – 5pm: LEGO Mindstorm Robotics (Ages 9-14) or LEGO Imagine, Create and Play (Ages 6-14) August 15th – August 19th 10am- 1pm Practice Engineering 6-9 and 10-14 2pm-5pm Space and Science (Ages 6-14) Summer Hours PLEASE READ BEFORE CLICKING THE LINK to register. We now have our online registration system up and running. If you have ever registered with us before there is a good chance you are already in our Online System. Once you select your first camp session you will be prompted to Login or Enter Your Name. Simply enter your name or your spouse’s name in the “NEW TO OUR SITE?” and if you are already in our system your name will be listed. Select your name and provide the email address you gave us to receive a link to setup a password and continue registering.
than proceed to register as a new user. If you have any questions please call us during our normal operating hours at 847-996-0123 PLEASE READ BEFORE CLICKING THE LINK to register. Join us for a fun filled week full of space and science activities. Learn how to and launch a rocket. Need to keep your favorite LEGO® set safe? We will teach you how to make an alarm using our Snap Circuits. Use robotics and LEGO(R) to build space ships. Create your own solar system and take it home. Experiment with science, there are endless possibilities. Juniors 6-9 and Advanced 10-14 ( projects will be assigned according to age and/or each child’s abilities. Some projects maybe the same for both age groups) Cost: $215.00 includes the cost of solar system Building LEGO machines and robots. Have some fun this Summer break. Experience variety of LEGO® projects from our regular class curriculum as well as new ideas. Some of the activities will include LEGO WeDo® Robotics and Simple and Motorized Machines.
New WeDo® Projects from LEGO® City, LEGO® Space and LEGO® Safari. Projects will vary daily. Based on attendees ages in mixed sessions children will be divided into age appropriate groups. Bring home a robot kit. Juniors ages 6-9 and Advanced ages 10-14 Cost: $215.00 includes robot kit up to $20 value. Ages 7-14 Cost $205.00 Welcome to the world of robotics. In this class students can build robots and use software to plan, test and modify sequences of instructions from a variety of real life robotic behaviors. They will learn to use data from specialized sensors such as rotation, sound, light, ultrasonic, and touch. Use data involving distance, time, turning angle, degrees of rotation, sound volume, reflected and ambient light and gear ratios. End the week Friday with a robot sumo competition. Ages 10-14 Cost $245.00 Welcome to the world of imagination! Come and build anything you can imagine from your favorite LEGO® bricks. Everyone will be able to share their creation with other campers, telling them the stories of adventures that inspired the build.
All children are welcome to display their LEGO creations at C&A Robot Factory. Ages: 6-14 Cost: $205.00 includes small LEGO set up to $10 value. We are so happy to announce this exciting one week camp opportunity. Both, morning 10am-1pm and/or afternoon 2pm-5pm sessions will offer Pixeland-Minecraft. Kevin Fogelson, has 9 years of Illinois certified teaching experience teaching Graphic Design to middle school students at Antioch Upper Grade School and has also received his Master of Education degree. His classroom curriculum includes using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Minecraft, and 3-D printing software. District 34 recently awarded him a foundation grant and recognized him for collaborating with the Antioch Upper Grade Science Department for implementing a curriculum that requires 8th grade students to research and create evolved 3-D printed fossils. Over the past year, Kevin has work rigorously as a member of Enterprise in Space program, a non-for-profit organization in which NASA space scientists and educators are working collaboratively to successfully launch the first 3-D printed spacecraft with over 200 student projects to be tested in orbit ().