The greatest Christmas story ever told returns to the big screen Friday for a week long run at several local theatres.
It is playing at..... drum roll..... Malco, B&B Northpark, and Tinseltown Friday through
Friday
Tinseltown: 7:15
B&B: 3:50, 6:50
Malco: 4:20, 7:30
Saturday
Tinseltown: 5:25, 8:40
B&B: 12:50, 3:50, 6:50
Malco: 1:05, 4:20, 7:30
Sunday
Tinseltown: 5:25
B&B: 12:50, 3:50, 6:50
Malco: 1:05, 4:20, 7:30
Monday
Tinseltown: 3:50, 6:50
Malco: 4:20, 7:30
Tuesday-Wednesday
Tinseltown: 6:20
B&B: 3:50, 6:50
Thursday
Malco: 4:20, 7:30
16 comments:
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Why would anyone go to the theater to see this kinda stuff? It's on Hulu or one of those pay channels all the time.
@8:03
I was born in 1999 so I would like to see movies in the theater that were released before I was born. I really wish I could see Super Mario Bros but the studio won’t even release that on Blu-ray much less in the theaters.
I wish there were a movement to bring truly terrible 1990s movies to the theater for our viewing displeasure.
Here is my top 5 list(in no specific order)
Super Mario Bros
Highlander 2
Battlefield Earth
Street Fighter: The Movie
Batman Forever
Agree with 8:03. Wonder when Theaters will go Tango Uniform. Listening to what HBO and HBO Max are doing along with Apple TV and others. I can see anything I want at home (saving gasoline), on my couch (not a seat full of farts and other DNA shit), eating food that is not sold to me at 150% inflated prices and not listening to some asshole on his cell.
My favorite Christmas movie is Ice Station Zebra because it takes place at the North Pole, where Santa lives, so yeah.
Either that or Better Off Dead because it's about skiing and snow and for about two minutes there's a holiday scene where John Cusack gets a bunch of TV dinners as gifts. Obviously a Christmas movie!
Now that we've had the requisite 2007-era Bro joke, what's next?
A list of Chuck Norris facts?
Getting Rickrolled?
That dude singing Chocolate Rain?
@8:03, probably because they don't live in a windowless bunker similar to the one in which you apparently spend your hermit-like existence.
Haven't had an issue with a cellphone at a theatre in a long time. Knock on wood. Haven't had a problem with cleanliness either but I pretty much go to Tinseltown. Been to the movies probably 7 or 8 times since the Great Reopening. No problems whatsoever although I must thank y'all for staying away. Having the theatre to myself sometimes is nice.
I am 43 and have actually never seen this movie.
I have not been to a theatre in 2020 and I may make the trip for this. It is a lovely excuse to get out of the house and support a business.
If you've never seen it before, great movie for big screen. Alot of cliff hanger moments with just a right dose of humor thrown in without making it James Bond campy.
There is limited seating. They were already spread out with the new recliners. Now they are reaaally spread out. Haven't had any issues and haven't heard of anyone getting sick because of the theatre. Went to see Stevie Nicks concert a few weekends ago at Malco. Protocols were followed. Three weeks later and I think we are ok.
@9:58 I am NOT a hermit. I was not implying anything Covid related. I just think it is stupid to go to the theater and be priced gouged on admission and food. And when you watch a movie at home you can start and stop it at will.
Until recently, they've only been charging $5 a ticket
KF. If you go with a date, can you move a recliner to be able to talk or share popcorn without getting up?
Well, considering no one else is usually in the theatre right now, you can do a whole lot of things with a date in there.
I didn't see anything remotely related to Christmas in the above link. What am I missing? Well, other than being bombarded by a landslide of smart-ass replies? Go.
"My favorite Christmas movie is Ice Station Zebra because it takes place at the North Pole, where Santa lives,"
Now that was funny !
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