Showing Friday through Monday, June 17–20
Click on film titles or images below for showtime and tickets
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LIGHTYEAR
"With some clever nods to some classic space sagas, MacLane and co-writer Jason Headley have delivered a love letter to the genre all the while bringing that unmistakable fuzzy feeling we’ve come to expect from Pixar’s ever expanding stable."
The Jewish Chronicle
"This is a funny spinoff with suspense and heart, a captivatingly spirited toon take on splashy live-action retro popcorn entertainment."
Hollywood Reporter
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A new short film festival giving a platform to LGBTQIA+ youth filmmakers. Selecting from 154 submissions totaling over 30 hours of footage, the festival will feature two hours of short films from all over the globe, including submissions from queer and trans youth, allies and members of the community under 30. This project is produced in collaboration with Mutant Kid Productions and Queer Videography.
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Want to avoid a crowded theater?
Many of us remain concerned about Covid, and we frequently are asked when theaters are least crowded. The one-word answer: Mondays. As a general rule, attendance is light for both matinees and evening screenings.
You may also find acceptably sparse attendance at other times. Feel free to look. If you discover more people than you're comfortable with, we will cheerfully refund your ticket price or give you a pass to use another day.
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Starting next week: Summer Rewind
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Travel back to the 90s on Thursday nights this summer. Starting next week, June 23, the Summer Rewind series will present favorites of the decade. (You say you last saw them on VHS?) Tickets will be on sale soon, so watch for that update. Meanwhile, here's what you can expect on the Summer Rewind marquee.
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Saturday night, June 25, 10 pm
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Suggest a Film
Is there a film you're looking forward to, or a throwback you'd like to request? Please tell us what it is.
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Theater Four conversion: We passed our first inspection!
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Several more inspections to go, but the first one is behind us. See those wires hanging out of the sheetrock? They will go to speakers on that side of the theater. One of the city's electrical inspectors took a look at them and some other things earlier this week and pronounced them good. So another hurdle has been cleared, and we keep plugging along.
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