‘Sully,’ ‘The Wild Life’ among movies opening in Columbia this weekend

Opening Friday:

“SULLY” (PG-13): Clint Eastwood directs Tom Hanks in this drama about Chesley Sullenberger, the US Airways pilot who landed a disabled plane on the Hudson River and saved the lives of his passengers.

“MORGAN” (R): A corporate consultant (Kate Mara) must determine the fate of a mysterious artificial being called Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy), which has begun evolving at a faster rate than anticipated. When Morgan attacks one of her creators, the group surrounding her are pressed to make a decision.

“WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS” (PG-13): A surrogate mother (Jaz Sinclair) becomes a little too fond of the father-to-be (Morris Chestnut). Regina Hall is the wife caught in the middle.

“THE WILD LIFE” (PG): This animated comedy retells the story of Robinson Crusoe through the eyes of the talking animals that inhabit his island.

CEMETERY TOURS: 7:30, 8 and 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Elmwood Cemetery. One hundred and sixty years of history will come to life during Historic Columbia’s popular Cemetery Tours, in their final month of the season. Guests will discover centuries of stories etched in stone on the markers and headstones found there. Two different themed tours are offered. 501 Elmwood Ave. Historic Columbia members, $8 for adults, $4 for youth; non-members, $12 and $6, respectively. www.historiccolumbia.org

THE BIG GRAB: Dawn to dusk Friday, and continuing Saturday, in Blythewood, Ridgeway, Winnsboro and Newberry. This 85-mile yard sale stretches from the intersection of Interstate 26 and S.C. 34 near Newberry to the intersection of Interstate 20 and U.S. 21 near Columbia. Maps, vendors and other details: www.biggrabyardsale.com

“TAIL! SPIN!”: 8 p.m. Friday at Trustus Theatre. Trustus’ new play “Tail! Spin!” chronicles shenanigans by four politicians, including former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford. The script is comprised of television interviews, e-mails, Tweets, texts and resignation speeches. The play only uses the actual words of the disgraced politicians, their paramours and the skeptical media they tried so hard to “spin.” 520 Lady St. Adults, $25; students, $20. www.trustus.org

SC MOON FEST: 5-9 p.m. Saturday at West Columbia Riverwalk. This is an annual Mid Autumn Festival by East Point Academy based on the traditional Chinese holiday. Chinese cuisine, a children’s area and local vendors are on tap. Entertainment includes traditional Chinese dance, karate and sword demos, dragon dancers and more. 121 Alexander St., West Columbia. Free admission. www.eastpointsc.org