This Saturday, October 19, we’ll be showing Nightmare Before Christmas before Halloween. This might be our last showing for the year, we’ll have to see how the weather plays out. I hope you can find your way out to help us close out the year!
Category Archives: Events
The Birdcage
Based on Le cage aux folles, I personally think the Birdcage is one of those rare movies where the remake is better. Robin Williams and Nathan Lane are just darling, to use the vernacular, and Gene Hackman as the uptight politician is spot on. So come as you are and watch the Birdcage with us […]
Sleepless in Seattle
I made the mistake of asking my family what they wanted to watch this weekend. They started talking about the movie, you know where he says, and she says, and they end up on the Empire State Building, and they all started crying. So this Saturday, we’ll be watching Sleepless in Seattle. Come watch it […]
Some Like It Hot
This Saturday we’ll be screening Some Like It Hot. Brave the heat and watch Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon! 7:30ish until about 11ish
Ocean’s Eleven
I was very excited about this weekend. My plan was to show Teenagers from Outer Space. A Science Fiction passion project by Tom Graeff. Teenage aliens with ray guns that turn people into display skeletons, and giant lobsters, ahem, gargons. How can it be better? As I sat down to dinner with my lovely family […]
Howl’s Moving Castle
This Saturday, July 27, we’ll be screening Miyazaki’s film “Howl’s Moving Castle”. Come out and brave the heat, and you’ll believe that fire demons are not evil.
Stan & Ollie
This Saturday July 13th, about 8ish we’ll be showing Stan & Ollie in our backyard theater. Consider coming out and braving the heat.
Toy Story
This weekend we’ll be showing the first Toy Story, in all its awkward cg glory.
A Movie
So here’s the deal. I don’t know what to show for Saturday June 8. I have two options, I’m going to show one or the other, but I can’t decide. So here’s what going to happen. You show up that Saturday, and we’ll flip a coin somewhere around 7pm, and then we’ll see the movie. […]
My Neighbor Totoro
Saturday, May 25, we’ll screen My Neighbor Totoro, Hayao Mikyzaki’s brilliant and breakthrough movie about a family in crisis and the powers that help them.