Some classic movies back in cinemas!!

phishcakes

Just seen there that 1 or 2 cinemas are gonna be showing the godfather and scarface again in the cinema, i think its amazin idea, i never got to see them on the big screen 1st time around and i bet there awesome, 2 or 3 john landis movies aswell!!

whatdoicare

phishcakes wrote: »

Just seen there that 1 or 2 cinemas are gonna be showing the godfather and scarface again in the cinema, i think its amazin idea, i never got to see them on the big screen 1st time around and i bet there awesome, 2 or 3 john landis movies aswell!!

I'd love the rocky horror films to come on for halloween! That'd be awesome! - ooo and the exorcist!!:eek:

larchielads

think thats a great idea but they shouldnt charge full whack for it though. hope more cinemas catch on to this idea or another thing i'd love is a "drive in" how cool would that be, well ok we're goin into the wrong seasons for one then again our summer wasnt anythin to shout about

geoffraffe

9th of October Cineworld are showing Scarface

23rd of Oct they're showing The Thing

Nice

Kiith

I'll be going to see Blues Brothers on the 29th September, The Thing on the 23rd October and Scarface on 9th October. And since i've never seen any of them, i can't wait.

Can anyone tell me if these films are usually sold out? Cause i'd rather not pay to go to see them (Unlimited Card).

grimm2005

Kiith wrote: »

Can anyone tell me if these films are usually sold out? Cause i'd rather not pay to go to see them (Unlimited Card).

Nope, i've been to a few and theyre never sold out.

Theres a couple of topics on this:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055129648
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055674325

Meeja Ireland

I despair of this even as I ask it, but do you think there is even a remote possibility that people will take this opportunity to realise what an awful movie Scarface is? De Palma is surely the worst director ever to have fans, and Pacino's long descent into panto can probably be dated back to the stupid accent he adopts here.

(I'm aware that nobody agrees with me. Ah, so lonely being right.)

niallon

http://www.vue.ie/cinemas/film_info_detail.asp?SessionID=&cn=1&ci=60&ln=1&fi=9579

Can't fuggin wait!!

ZOLTAN28

Meeja Ireland wrote: »

I despair of this even as I ask it, but do you think there is even a remote possibility that people will take this opportunity to realise what an awful movie Scarface is? De Palma is surely the worst director ever to have fans, and Pacino's long descent into panto can probably be dated back to the stupid accent he adopts here.

(I'm aware that nobody agrees with me. Ah, so lonely being right.)

It is a silly film (and rther dated too if you watch it now) but like a lot of De Palma movies I think it's quite enoyable for being so over the top.

You gotta love Al Pacino though - Come on!!

Morlar

This saturday & sunday 26th 27th September at the IFC Once upon a time in the West

This is definitely a movie suited to a big screen.

ZOLTAN28

Morlar wrote: »

This saturday & sunday 26th 27th September at the IFC Once upon a time in the West

This is definitely a movie suited to a big screen.

You got that right!

Cicero

was at the last night showing in the Adelphi Cinema in the late 1990s where they showed the very first film screened there- High Society . It's great watching old films on a cinema screen- would be a great money spinner showing something like a spaghetti western series or films like Jaws that work really well on the big screen