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Some call it the AMC murder. Some call it the armored car murder. Either way, five years later police are still searching for the man who in 2004 executed an armored car courier as he walked out of the AMC Ahwatukee 24 Theatres with a bag containing...  

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The first time I became aware of the cryptic 1960s British drama series “The Prisoner” was in 1995. The Sci-Fi Channel was showing repeats and wanted to try an experiment with this new thing called cyberspace. So the channel invited a bunch of smarties from a bulletin board I was on called ECHO to watch all 17 episodes together and post their reactions, which scrolled along the bottom of the screen as the show aired.  

Sad to say, I’ve never seen 1967’s “The Prisoner,” the British TV series that became a cult classic. And so I came to this weekend’s remake from AMC with no preconceived notions. I did, however, have some high hopes. AMC, after all, has given us “Mad Men” and “Breaking Bad.” The new series arrived drenched in [...]  

The AMC remake of the cult classic '60s British spy-fi series won't hold viewers captive. For its third original dramatic series, AMC has chosen to reimagine -- as a six-episode miniseries that will run in a clump from Sunday to Tuesday -- Patrick McGoohan's 1967 British spy-fi show "The Prisoner." (It first aired here in 1968.) If the network, here co-producing with the U.K...  

The AMC remake of the cult classic '60s British spy-fi series won't hold viewers captive. The AMC remake of the cult classic '60s British spy-fi series won't hold viewers captive.  

This weekend, AMC debuts a reinterpretation of the British 1960s cult hit series The Prisoner. The miniseries starts on Sunday, November 15, at 8 PM and airs its 6 episodes, each based on an episode from the original series, over three consecutive nights (2 per night). The Premise: A man, known as Six (played by Jim Caviezel), finds himself inexplicably trapped in The Village with no memory of how he arrived. As he explores his environment...