Humphrey Bogart smacks around Peter Lorre in this scene from The Maltese Falcon. (Photo credit: Warner Bros.)

Grab the buttered popcorn and large soda, because it’s time to settle back in your reclining seat and check out the cinematic contents we’ve prepared for this special issue. First, CL freelance writer Page Leggett takes a look at Charlotte’s recently established food & film venues, Cinebarre and Studio Movie Grill. Then CL film critic Matt Brunson scopes out two Blu-ray box sets focusing on gangsters, previews the Main Library’s upcoming film series at ImaginOn, and reviews the new theatrical releases Fast & Furious 6 and At Any Price.

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Matt Brunson is Film Editor, Arts & Entertainment Editor and Senior Editor for Creative Loafing Charlotte. He's been with the alternative newsweekly since 1988, initially as a freelance film critic before...

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