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STARTING FRIDAY, JULY 18th |
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EDDINGTON
Rated R (2h 25m)
Western/Comedy
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor sparks a powder keg as neighbour is pitted against neighbour in Eddington, N.M. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal. Directed by Ari Aster.
FRI 7/18 - 4:30* / 7:30
SAT 7/19 - 4:30* / 7:30
SUN 7/20 - 4:30* / 7:30
MON 7/21 - 4:30* / 7:30 (matinee pricing)
TUE 7/22 - 6:00
WED 7/23 - 4:30* / 7:30
THUR 7/24 - 6:30
*open caption matinee
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COMMUNE (20th Anniversary Restoration)
Not Rated (1h 18m)
Documentary
Filmmaker Jonathan Berman examines communal living through the history and accomplishments of California's Black Bear Ranch, founded in the late 1960s. Directed by Jonathan Berman.
FRI 7/18 - 5:30 / 7:30
SAT 7/19 - 5:30 / 7:30
SUN 7/20 - 5:30 / 7:30
MON 7/21 - 5:30 / 7:30 (matinee pricing)
TUE 7/22 - 6:00
WED 7/23 - 7:30
THUR 7/24 - 7:30
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ONE NIGHT ONLY: TUESDAY, JULY 22nd |
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CMNYK PRESENTS: SCI-FI EXTRAVAGANZA!
DICK TRACY VS. CUEBALL (1946)
Not Rated (1h 2m)
Action/Thriller
When bald bad guy Cueball realizes that he's been betrayed by his crew of criminals, he starts hunting them down, one by one. Continuing on his rampage, the villain also decides to eliminate his arch nemesis, Dick Tracy, but the tough-guy detective is more than ready to put up a fight. Starring Morgan Conway. Directed by Gordon Douglas.
TUE 7/22 only!
Preshow at 6:15 • Feature at 7:00
10 admission redeemable for snack bar items, plus:
Free ice cream before the show!
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TWO NIGHTS: WED, JULY 23rd & THURS, JULY 24th |
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CMNYK/DARKSIDE CINEMA PRESENT:
CARNIVAL STORY (1954)
Not Rated (1h 35m)
Romance/Drama
In search of a better life, a German girl named Willie joins an American carnival that is passing through Munich. While traveling from town to town, she is torn between two suitors: cruel carnival barker Joe, and kindhearted high-dive artist Frank. Starring Ann Baxter, Steve Cochran. Directed by Kurt Neumann.
WED 7/23 - 5:00
THUR 7/24 - 7:00
$8 admission
Medium popcorn for the price of a Small!
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HELD OVER |
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HRAFNAMYND
Not Rated (1h 5m)
Documentary
HYRAFNAMYND is an unconventional, atmospheric, and poetic feature-length documentary exploring the connection between memory and location, interwoven with Icelandic mythology and folklore. Directed by Edward Pack Davee.
FRI 7/18 - 5:00 / 8:00
SAT 7/19 - 5:00 / 8:00
SUN 7/20 - 5:00 / 8:00
MON 7/21 - 5:00 / 8:00 (matinee pricing)
TUE 7/22 - 4:30
WED 7/23 - 5:00 / 8:00
THUR 7/24 - 5:00
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F1
Rated PG-13 (2h 35m)
Action/Sport
In the 1990s, Sonny Hayes was Formula 1's most promising driver until an accident on the track nearly ended his career. Thirty years later, the owner of a struggling Formula 1 team convinces Sonny to return to racing and become the best in the world. Driving alongside the team's hotshot rookie, Sonny soon learns that the road to redemption is not something you can travel alone. Starring Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, Kerry Condon. Directed by Joseph Kosinski.
Review by Caitlin Stow
I expected very little from F1 when I sat down in the theater, trying to kill some time on a hot Sunday afternoon, but as Brad Pitt's over-the-hill racecar driver flew effortlessly around the track, I found myself becoming transfixed. I know absolutely nothing about the rules of racing, and yet by the end of this film I felt like I was in on the strategy — one of the team.
The film expertly explains the rules and mechanics of the sport without subjecting us to a gruelling "explanation" scene, organically incorporating the details into the story and rhythm of the film. And what a rhythm it is. Turning the pace of the race and the feel of driving into a dance; bouncing to the beat of the rumbling engines. In the end, though, what won me over most are the themes.
"Sometimes when we lose, we win" Pitt professes, as he puts aside his own ego to help his team. Nothing is more satisfying than watching a character grow through the act of helping someone else grow, and the truly successful film, like F1, reminds us all of the value of self-sacrifice, and pushing ourselves every day to be just 10% better. Against all odds, F1 is, so far, my film of the year, and it will be a hard one to beat.
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FRI 7/18 - 6:45
SAT 7/19 - 6:45
SUN 7/20 - 6:45
MON 7/21 - 6:45 (matinee pricing)
TUE 7/22 - 6:00
WED 7/23 - 6:45
THUR 7/24 - 6:00
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76 DAYS ADRIFT
Not Rated (1h 45m)
Documentary
Steven Callahan, the author of the New York Times bestseller Adrift: 76 Days Lost at Sea, recounts the night of February 4, 1982, when a catastrophic collision with a whale left his boat sinking in the dead of night. With the Atlantic Ocean surging into his vessel, Steven had only moments to grab what he could before launching himself into the dark, unforgiving sea in a life raft, clutching a basic emergency kit. Directed by Joe Wein.
FRI 7/18 - 5:00
SAT 7/19 - 5:00
SUN 7/20 - 5:00
MON 7/21 - 5:00 (matinee pricing)
TUE 7/22 - 8:00
WED 7/23 - 4:30
THUR 7/24 - 5:00
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WHAT'S COMING SOON? |
See what else is coming next week and beyond!
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MORE COOL STUFF |
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Join the Darkside Cinema Film Club!
* Pay $25 per month for unlimited movies. PLUS, bring your own container to get free popcorn.
* Members pay only $5 for Sci-Fi and Silent movie events.
* Tickets must be redeemed over the counter when we are open for shows. Members must check in at the snack bar each visit before seeing a movie. (Member tickets cannot be reserved online.)
* Membership is non-transferable or “loanable” to other people. Other restrictions apply as we make them up.
* Offer available only in person at Darkside Cinema.
Come see us at the snack bar to sign up and join the coolest club in town!
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