Weekend Live!
The air up there
The Colorado Sport International Air Show is today and Sunday at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield. In addition to two daily air shows, hundreds of aircraft will be on display. There’s also food, music and vendors. Gates open at 8 a.m. Tickets start at $10. Details at or 720-945-9167. Buy tickets online at .
Noodling in Nederland
NedFest is this weekend. The annual outdoor music, arts and microbrew festival happens in the mountains of Nederland, 17 miles west of Boulder, boasts a cornucopia of entertainers performing bluegrass, jazz, jam-band and world music. Camping is available. One-day passes start at about $50; kids under 12 admitted free. Tickets are available online at , or look for walk-up purchase locations at .
At the Movies
Bad-boy blues
Borrow from the best. That may have been the thinking behind director John Luessenhop’s new film, “Takers,” a crime thriller that critics say lacks originality but makes up for that with sexy styling and exciting cinematography. R. 1 hour, 47 minutes.
Scared to death?
In telling the story in “The Last Exorcism” of a preacher who has lost his faith, director Daniel Stamm brings audiences a faux demon documentary that some viewers say is the scariest movie to hit theaters in a long time. PG-13. 1 hour, 28 minutes.
Homebodies
Anti-social networking
A top-notch cast featuring Christopher Walken, Sharon Stone and Peter Coyote elevates “$5 a Day,” now on DVD, above the average road-trip buddy-flick. It’s about Nat, a con artist who reaches out to his estranged son after years of being on the run. PG-13
Compiled by Elana Ashanti Jefferson
