What to watch at cinemas<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): The holiday mood is still in the air although
\nmany of us are back at work. Here are summaries of a couple of
\nmovies currently playing in local theaters, including the much-
\nheralded Titanic, which may help you prepare for that inevitable
\nMonday.<\/p>\n
DMZ, Dead Men Can't Dance. Cast: Michael Biehn, Kathleen York,
\nAndrian Paul. Director: Stephen M. Anderson.<\/p>\n
The opening sequence show the failure of the CIA's special
\nforce, led by Hart (Biehn), to detect the transportation of
\nnuclear weapons to North Korea. Capt. Victoria Ellis (York), who
\nmonitored the operation, is ordered by her superiors to undergo
\nRangers training.<\/p>\n
After passing the training, Victoria and her platoon are
\nassigned to the demilitarized zone between the two Koreas. Here,
\nthey end up helping Hart and Shooter (Paul) infiltrate a center
\nwhere North Korea produces its nuclear weapons, and prove the
\ninvolvement of CIA's corrupt officials in the operation.<\/p>\n
Titanic (Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet) Director:
\nJames Cameron.<\/p>\n
The director insists that this isn't just another disaster
\nmovie, but a romance. Expect both in three hours. On the doomed
\nship unfolds the story of Rose (Winslet), an upper-class
\nAmerican, and Jack Dawson (DiCaprio), a passenger in steerage who
\nboards the Titanic on her maiden voyage after winning a poker
\ngame.<\/p>\n
Rose is desperate to be free of her mother, a cageful of
\nEdwardian etiquette, and her ruthless fiancee. Jack is her
\nsavior, who pours her with love in the brief life of the biggest
\nliner ever. Does Cameron spare the sweethearts in the 1912
\ntragedy? (ste)<\/p>",
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