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Classic Movies @ The Cinema | Times & Dates
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From the latest Cineworld newsletter:
"The perennial classic The Wizard of Oz is seventy years old this year and to mark the anniversary we have chosen this beloved film as our Monday Classic movie. We will be screening a newly remastered print of this iconic MGM film on December 7."
The Screen are also showing it on December 8th as per Monkeyfudge's post. I'll defo go as it's years since I seen it so it should be a good watch all over again
I'll do a special post for it once the dates and times are confirmed.0 -
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fillefatale wrote: »I posted in the hope that it might be and I didn't know about it... sorry. I can't believe its not actually, its a classic if ever there was one.
I'll keep an eye out. Would love to see it myself actually
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OutlawPete wrote: »The Screen are also showing it on December 8th as per Monkeyfudge's post. I'll defo go as it's years since I seen it so it should be a good watch all over again
I'll do a special post for it once the dates and times are confirmed.
Gutted about this! Love this flick and I'm gonna be out of the country from 3rd til 8th dec!
Would LOVE to see this on the big screen! :eek:
Do post full dates when you find out! Maybe I'll be able to catch it after the 8th!0 -
Gutted about this! Love this flick and I'm gonna be out of the country from 3rd til 8th dec! Would LOVE to see this on the big screen! :eek:
Do post full dates when you find out! Maybe I'll be able to catch it after the 8th!
I'd say it will shown as they are showing it becuase of the new print and I can't see them only showing it once. Screen for instance have shown Singin In The Rain three times after the first night.
Think they decide after the see how demand is and I would say it will quite high for this. Can't wait myself.
Will go to Cineworld though as I hate the seats in The Screen. I usually end up sitting at the wall to get legroom.0 -
OutlawPete wrote: »Oklahoma (1955)
The Screen Cinema
Tues Dec 1st .. 8.20pm
Went to this last night and get this ..
George Hook was there giving a talk about the movie!!! ??? :eek:
Apparently there was food and wine free someplace before it. I got there and he gave some chat about Okalahoma and how cool The Screen is to show these movies and that he's be organising more?
WTF .. I didn't know these films were arranged by him? Does he talk about them on the radio??
EDIT: Found this link .. http://www.newstalk.ie/uncategorized/classic-movie-screening-oklahoma-tuesday-1st-december/0 -
OutlawPete wrote: »Went to this last night and get this ..
George Hook was there giving a talk about the movie!!! ??? :eek:
Apparently there was food and wine free someplace before it. I got there and he gave some chat about Okalahoma and how cool The Screen is to show these movies and that he's be organising more?
WTF .. I didn't know these films were arranged by him? Does he talk about them on the radio??
EDIT: Found this link .. http://www.newstalk.ie/uncategorized/classic-movie-screening-oklahoma-tuesday-1st-december/
OMG!!!An American in Paris 15th Dec and Meet Me In St Louis 22nd.
Sorry but... SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
Best. Thread. Ever.
BTW...Gay Byrne was at the cinema when I went to see Singing in the Rain. Though he wasnt giving a talk or anything. Was just there like the rest of us.0 -
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OutlawPete wrote: »Went to this last night and get this ..
George Hook was there giving a talk about the movie!!! ??? :eek:
Apparently there was food and wine free someplace before it. I got there and he gave some chat about Okalahoma and how cool The Screen is to show these movies and that he's be organising more?
WTF .. I didn't know these films were arranged by him? Does he talk about them on the radio??
EDIT: Found this link .. http://www.newstalk.ie/uncategorized/classic-movie-screening-oklahoma-tuesday-1st-december/
Yeah I think it's called the newstalk movie club! My parents got free tickets to Oklahoma because of it. They do free screenings all the time, you just have to email them to be put on the list or something like that.
Would have loved to see Oklahoma on the big screen but I didn't know about it!0 -
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monkeyfudge wrote: »Wizard of Oz at the Screen this evening. Looking forward to it. Haven't seen it in years and have just finished reading the book too.
Yes, just to confirm again ..
Screen Cinema
Tonight .. 6.30pm
I'm gonna wait for the Cineworld shows though. I love The Screen, but the screens are much bigger there and I am so looking forward to it ..
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monkeyfudge wrote: »I prefer the charm of the Screen cinema.
Cineworld stresses me out... makes feel like I'm in an airport!
Not during weekday afternoons when I'm skiving off work it doesn't 0 -
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OutlawPete wrote: »Yes, just to confirm again ..
Screen Cinema
Tonight .. 6.30pm
I'm gonna wait for the Cineworld shows though. I love The Screen, but the screens are much bigger there and I am so looking forward to it ..
Enjoy tonight
Is it going to get a screening in cineworld?! Please tell me this is so! :eek:0 -
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OutlawPete wrote: »17th of December is what I heard, but can't confirm as of yet.
Fingers crossed it's true
Ah no! I got my ticket for Avatar that night! Crud!!OutlawPete wrote: »An American in Paris (1951)
Screen Cinema
Tues15th
6.30pm
I'm gonna break my neck to get to this screening! LOVE that movie!0 -
Ah no! I got my ticket for Avatar that night! Crud!!!
Looks like they are not showing it now.
They did this with another classic film in October after having it in the coming soon.
The IFI were also supposed to show it.
The print was just released a few months back, they can't just have one damn showing in the Screen .. I'm gonna email them and see if they will show it again over Christmas.I'm gonna break my neck to get to this screening! LOVE that movie!
Well, don't sit in front of me. I'll see nothing with your damn neck brace 0 -
OutlawPete wrote: »Looks like they are not showing it now.
They did this with another classic film in October after having it in the coming soon.
The IFI were also supposed to show it.
The print was just released a few months back, they can't just have one damn showing in the Screen .. I'm gonna email them and see if they will show it again over Christmas.
Well, don't sit in front of me. I'll see nothing with your damn neck brace
Oh man if you email them I'll email them...we should inundate them!! :eek: HAS to be more than one screening for this flick of JOY!!!
Cant wait to see AIP tomorrow!! Way more excited than I should be!
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I've been absolutely obsessed with the 'Under the Bamboo Tree' song for the past month or so. So can't wait for tonight.
Trying to teach myself to play it on the ukulele at the moment.0 -
OutlawPete wrote: »Scrooged (1988)
Screen Cinema
Tues 22nd
8.30pm
Oh man! I cant believe I missed this!
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OutlawPete wrote: »Don't say that
Was good. Another George Hook screening and he shook everyone's and wished us all a Merry Christmas as we left.
Think he took the film to heart
Did y'all break into song at the end of the flick along with Bill Murray?! :eek:
I'm gutted. I was saving it for a christmas eve viewing but I'm not sure if I can face it now!0 -
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Meeja Ireland wrote: »You left out a body part. I'm hoping for "hand", but who knows what happens in them pervy arthouse cinematic emporiums. 0
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Did y'all break into song at the end of the flick along with Bill Murray?! :eek:
I'm gutted. I was saving it for a christmas eve viewing but I'm not sure if I can face it now!
I'm the same .. love that movie.
When Bill says "Just the folks on the left, now the women, now the real women etc ec" I felt like joining in but Irish people are no fun unless they are drunk so no joy 0 -
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Holy unexpected treat batman!!! I'm there!!!Same here, not missing this one Robin
Well, at least I'll be able to spot the two of ya's .. that's if the bouncer lets you's both in.
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So I trundled along to the Ivy House last night to catch Scrooged. Walked home very disapointed. (in the pissing rain!)
Movie was free - YAY
Had to pay €20 to wear earphones - BOO
It was a deposit so you get it back - YAY
No sound unless you use earphones - BOO
Earphones were crap - BOO
Football was on in the next room but still audible- BOO
Miller draught was ****e - BOO
Overal didnt enjoy the pub. Very much an english pub chain (like weatherspoons) atmosphere which was ****e. I'll wait to see Scrooged in the IFI or Screen next year. 0 -
So I trundled along to the Ivy House last night to catch Scrooged. Walked home very disapointed. (in the pissing rain!)
Football was on in the next room but still audible- BOO
Miller draught was ****e - BOO
Overal didnt enjoy the pub.
Ah sh*t, sorry to hear that
That's crazy, did you complain? Not that it would make any difference I suppose.
I had never been and I presumed they would have a cinema type setup. That's disgraceful.0 -
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More 'sort of' musicals at the Screen Cinema... Definitely going to get me some of that Labyrinth action. Wish these weren't on Tuesdays though.
The Last Waltz(1978)
Tuesday the 5th of January at 6.30pm
Directed by: Martin Scorsese
Starring: THE BAND, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris and soo many more.
This immortal music documentary is primarily about The Band but also features performances from legends such as Emmylou Harris, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison. Martin Scorsese’s fluid and probing camerawork is remarkable and the performances are treated with the respect and admiration that they all truly deserve. Don’t miss this enthralling piece of cinema on the big screen...and don’t worry, we won’t ignore the opening message: “THE FILM SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD!”
Labyrinth(1986)
Tuesday the 12th of January at 6.30pm
Dir: Jim Henson
Starring: Jennifer Connolly, David Bowie
A favourite of children and adults alike, this cult classic treads the line between children’s movie and terrifying fantasy film. David Bowie provides both the music and the face of the tightpants-attired Goblin King and Jennifer Connolly stars as the dreamy teenager who must save her baby brother from the goblins. Full of wonderful songs, twisted imagery, general madness and of course brilliant Henson puppetry, Labyrinth may be decidedly 80’s in style but its originality never ages a day!
This is Spinal Tap(1982)
Tuesday the 19th of January at 6.30pm
Dir: Rob Reiner
Starring: Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer
Most likely the funniest film ever made. This rockumentary, if you will, MOCKumentary follows ageing rockers Spinal Tap as they go through everyday disasters on the road. The film’s stars, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest and Harry Shearer are ridiculously talented comedians and, luckily, songwriters. The tunes hold up and make this tale of monsters of rock believable and hugely enjoyable. I absolutely must end this blurb by referencing the fact that all amps in the cinema will be turned to 11.
Cry Baby(1990)
Tuesday the 26th of January at 6.30pm
Dir: John Waters
Starring: Johnny Depp, Amy Locane, Ricki Lake, Traci Lords, Iggy Pop
John Waters, trash filmmaker extraordinaire, not only dissects the conventions of the 1950s social structure, but deconstructs the fashion, music and aesthetic of the era. He creates a world of the leather-clad, hormone-driven “Drapes” and the evening gown-wearing, clean-cut “Squares” in 1950’s Baltimore, which falls into disarray when beautiful square Alison falls in love with the soulful and handsome drape Wade “Cry Baby” Walker. The fantastic 50’s soundtrack, the remarkable costumes and the general sense of John Waters’ anarchy makes this film an classic...not to mention a star-making turn from some young hooligan called Johnny Depp.0 -
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