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Show fmfsn ( fctfil'TuIV 1 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS J BEST MOTION PICTURE IV i III -- (Musical M. or Corned)- BEST PICTURE WINNFR TXiVjBhSrMTOK-Morga- I he Vlkxial &ard ol )- Freeman n Reie ACADEMY AWARD 4ft, A hotshot pilot REVENGE and climbs and rolls and skims his fighter plane over the desert landscape, infuriating his terrifiend passenger. What is this "Top Gun II"? No, it's the opening sequence of "Revenge," directed by Tonv Scott who also did "Top Gun." Like many graduates from TV commercials, he seems to be bashing the audience over the head with a and saying, "Now that I have your attention, let's get on with the story." The story that Scott and writers Jim Harrison and Jeffrey Fiskin are telling is the classic triangle: powerful older husband, beautiful young wife, husband's best friend. Since the men are Anthony Quinn and Kevin Costner and their mutual zooms - Wild" rebel-on-the-r- long-haire- d, 175 NO. 2ND 374-606- 1 WEST-PROV- O He's L.A. Detective Mason Storm. Three hired assassins left him for dead. And he's waited seven years to even the score. w q uian tMNVM E toa-D- 4 i Saturday Matinee at 2 pm $1 1 9 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY & m:M'.M;i:u:inrm SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT NO DISCOUNT TICKETS AFTER 6:00 PM I rayaon I Adults $3 Children Showtime 7 I Ave.A Mermaid ot T vv. The Little Steven Seagal Hard Movie Review love is a stunning newcomer, Madeleine Stowe, the film rises above formula. Costner is the Vietnam veteran who has flown Quinn, a wealthy, ruthless power baron in rural Mexico, on hunting trips. After retiring from the Navy, Costner accepts an invitation to visit Quinn's baronial estate. There he learns of the Mexican's other side, as political baron who uses violence to maintain his power. Quinn's neglected wife appears, IIMEM breaking '60s film "Easy Rider," (1969) but it's actually "Flashback," Hopper's newest film. In it, he plays a combination of his own character from "Easy Rider" with some Yippie a la Abbie Hoffman mixed in. Huey Walker is a '60s radical on the run for more than 20 years, who finally gets caught. His claim to fame is that he uncoupled the last car of the train from which then-vic- e president Spiro Agnew was giving a speech. When the train pulled out, Agnew was left high and dry. Keifer Sutherland plays a '90s yuppie FBI agent assigned to take Hopper to Seattle for prosecution. With the Seattle airport fogged in, they are forced to take the train instead. Why the train? Ask anyone from Alfred Hitchcock to Robert DeNiro and Charles Grodin. Thus Hopper and Sutherland become two strangers on a train TODAY MONDAY & Las Vegas Fun Tour THE BEAR (PG) 1:15 3:15 5:15 7:30 9:40 UNCLE BUCK (PG) Feb. SENIORS SPECIAL PARENTHOOD ) 1:30 4:15 7:05 9:45 (PG-13- CHRISTMAS Las Vegas Weekend Tour VACATION 12 55 3 00 5 05 7 25 9 50 rrjTT TODAY MONDAY & ! V TOnAY II "Vr Y I MONhAY (1 00) (3 00) (5 00) 9 45 PCTURES 00 3 GO TO HEAVEN 00 5 00 7 00 Feb. 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Yurko outrageous - ! become Grammy host Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) The rambling, slow speech is the nemesis of any television awards show. So how did comedian Garry Shandling get picked to be host of the three-hou- r CBS telecast of the 32nd annual Grammy Awards? "Well, you know, I hosted the ACE awards a few years ago, and, and, and uh, uh, it went well and it really wasn't a problem with uh, my, my delivery," the droll Shandling explains. "It's not, it's really not that slow. You know I'm laid back but I I've put it more as laid back never had anyone actually come up to me and say, 'Speak faster,' other than my girlfriend in the heat of an argument." The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences will present its coveted Grammys for the best music of 1989 at the cavernous Shrine Auditorium on Wednesday. Don Henley and his thoughtful "The End of the Innocence" album was nominated for four top awards, leading a host of pop and rock veterans up for more awards or consideratreceiving ion for Grammys. Henley, who has one solo Grammy to his credit and four from his old days with the Eagles, had his LP nominated for album of the year and best male rock performance. The title tune is up for record and song of the year. Other nominees include Bette Midler, Linda Ronstadt, Tom Petty, Billy Joel and Bonnie Kaitt, who's looking for the first Grammy in a distinguished career. Perennial favorite Aretha Franklin could win her 16th Grammy. Prince also was a major nominee, earning four of seven bids drawn by the "Batman" movie soundtrack. Neneh Cherry, Indigo Girls, Milli Vanilli, Soul II Soul and Tone Loc were nominated as best - long-overd- artists of 1989. eluding spunky dance queen Paula Abdul, rockers Motley Crue and Bob Seger, breezy singer Olivia Newton-Joh- n and actress Meryl Streep. So what does Shandling figure to do? "I'll do a little mono- opening and then I understand there's going to be some music. From what I understand there's a lot of music on this particular awards program," he said. The connection between Shandling, star of "It's Garry Show," and the recording industry seems a bit tenuous. "I made a 45 once," he says, conceding: "I have a little catching up to do. I still have an eight-trac- k tape system." Shandling will review the award show format and write his own material. Beyond his haircut and getting plenty of sleep the night before, he claims no worries about the show. "I guess Guns N' Roses isn't going to be making an acceptance speech, so that takes some of the risk out," he says. "It'll be exciting to meet a lot of the musical stars who will be there because I've spent quite lot of money on them. This will be an opportunity for them to give me some of my cash back. ... I'm certainly going to hit Paul McCartney up for $200,000." McCartney and jazz trumpeter Miles Davis will receive lifetime achievement awards. Dick Clark will be presented the Trustees Award, and posthumous tributes will be paid to pianist-croonNat "King" Cole and pianist Vladimir logue Shan-dling- 's er Horowitz. In all, 77 there were 388 nominees in categories. Children's books Best-sellin- RATING GUIDE FOR Kt FAMILIES G: "General Audience." A film most parents would find suitable lor the entire family. PG: "Parental Guidance oor '.' I Jf ALL SEATS RESERVED 1 eautioned they would probably consider some material unsuitable for children. 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The glitter, glamour and variety will be provided by presenters in- - - IE TODAY & MONDAY (1:15) (5:15)9:15 pelling star (anyone who could make "Field of Dreams" believable deserves that title',. He can even stand up to Tony Quinn. Quinn is in roaring form, playing ; e the kind of figure that no actor does better. Stowe is a brilliant discovery, a combination of delicate beauty and emotional strength. Sally Kirkland is marvel-- ; ous as a burned-ou- t rock singer, and Miguel Ferrer exhibits his father Jose's magnetism as Costner's confederate. "Revenge" is a Columbia Pic-- , tures release produced by Hunt Lowry and Stanley Rubin, with Costner as executive producer. The rating is R for violence and sex; scenes. Running time: 124 minutes. Bob Thomas , Associated Press Writer s, BOB H0SKINS DENZELVASHIXGTON CHLOEWEBB D3 the-hipp- ie headed on a mdinight run toward Seattle. Sutherland proves to be no inmatch for Hopper's stincts, and he doesn't count on a few unforseen factors, such as Richard Masur and Michael as two yuppies with their souls still in the '60s. Carol Kane stars as Maggie, an aging flower child still living the '60s lifestyle on new HEART CONDITION AToughCopi Movie Review By JOHN ANTCZAK (1:15) (3:15) (5:15) 7:15 9:30 JOHN LARROQUETTE and although both fight it, romance with Costner is inevitable. Their first coupling occurs in a hotel cloakroom while Quinn is dancing solo before a political celebration, stripping to his bare chest. Heavy symbolism here. The romance remarkably goes undetected by Quinn. But when the lovers elope to Costner's hideaway cabin, Quinn follows with his henchman. His vengeance is violent but not fatal. Costner recovers from the brutal beating and sets out to rescue Stowe, who has been subjected to a terrible fate. 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