Classic Movies @ The Cinema | Times & Dates

OutlawPete

Over the past while there has been quite a few threads on Classic movies.

Classic Films Returning To Cineworld

Any cinema showing classic films?

Some classic movies back in cinemas!!

Universal Movie Screenings!

Eventually, each thread seems to subside and I think it's because each thread focuses on Classics from one angle or another.

So what I want to do here with everyone's help is have a thread that lists every single Classic movie that is shown in any cinema throughout the country. I will just be posting Dublin so hope other users will watch out for their county.

If your also from Dublin then please feel free to post away. You might spot one before I do.

For instance yesterday I just popped into town and walking past the Screen I seen a sign for Night Of The Living Dead & The Shining. Sometimes these movies are just not too well advertised.

Edit**
Please double check any times & dates you see on this thread. Although I will endeavour to make sure they are all correct and right, I did once make a mistake about something back in 1997 and so, although unlikely, it could happen again

OutlawPete

Child's Play



The Screen

Saturday October 31st .. 18.30pm

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An American Werewolf In London




Cineworld

Saturday October 31st .. 22.20pm



Movies @ Dundrum

Saturday Oct 31st .. 20.50pm
Sunday Nov 1st .. 20.50pm



Movies @ Swords

Saturday Oct 31st .. 21.30pm
Sunday Nov 1st .. 21.30pm



Vue, Liffey Valley

Sat 31st Oct - Thurs 5th Oct .. 22.00pm

OutlawPete

Airplane!



The Ivy House, Drumcondra
Tuesday 3rd of Nov .. 21.00pm

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Point Break



UCI Blanchardstown
Monday 2nd of Nov .. 21.00pm

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Good Will Hunting



UCI Coolock
Monday 2nd of Nov .. 20.35pm

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Frenzy (1972)




Irish Film Institute
Sat 31st of October .. 15.45pm

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The Stranger (1946)



Irish Film Institute
Thurs 5th Nov .. 18.10pm

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The Thing



The Screen, Dublin
Sat 31st Oct .. 20.30pm
Tues 3rd Nov .. 18.00pm

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The Usual Suspects


UCI Tallaght
Monday 2nd of Oct .. 20.30pm

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The Apartment (1960)



Santry Omniplex
Mon 2nd Oct .. 21.15pm

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Pierrot Le Fou (1965)



Light House Cinema, Smithfield

Fri 30th Oct - Tue 2nd Nov.. 6.15pm

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Journey Into Fear (1943)



Irish Film Institute
Tues 3rd Oct .. 19.00pm

grimm2005

National Lampoon's Animal House @ Cineworld Parnell St. - 6th November (no times listed yet)

OutlawPete

grimm2005 wrote: »

National Lampoon's Animal House @ Cineworld Parnell St. - 6th November (no times listed yet)

Can't wait

I'm such an 80's geek. Seen American Werewolf (another of Landis's movies) tonight at 9.30 in Movies @ Swords and guess what???

I had the whole place to myself :D:D

Halloween night and have the a Werewolf movie to myself .. the stuff of dreams.

Off to tail end of fancy dress party now - man I wish I had a werewolf costume :pac:

Sir Gallagher

Hey great idea for a thread, shame to hear that people didnt take advantage of seeing a classic horror on halloween night. Looking forward to see what'll be shown in the coming months have being dying to check out a classic on the big screen for a while now, not the biggest Animal House fan so i'll have to wait for something else to come along that tickles my fancy.

I've been away over halloween so i'm kind of annoyed that i missed out on seeing Frenzy on the big screen, i love that film.

OutlawPete

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

Hey great idea for a thread ..

Thanks, hope this one lasts as so many of the classic threads fade out as they have mostly been concentrated on one aspect etc

Sir Gallagher wrote: »

I've been away over halloween so i'm kind of annoyed that i missed out on seeing Frenzy on the big screen, i love that film.

Sorry to hear that. I'll keep my eye out as they may show it again.

Know how you feel. I strolled down to the IFI last week to see Gremlins on 70mm and when I got there all the tickets were gone

OutlawPete

Citizen Kane (1941)



IFI

Friday 13 November at 18.15
Saturday 14 November at 13.00
Sunday 15 November at 13.10
Monday 16 November at 18.10
Tuesday 17 November at 18.10
Wednesday 18 November at 13.00

monkeyfudge

Good thread.

Was at Some Like it Hot in the Lighthouse last week and it was a great experience.

Was a good big crowd at it and everyone was laughing throughout.

OutlawPete

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Good thread.
Was at Some Like it Hot in the Lighthouse last week and it was a great experience.
Was a good big crowd at it and everyone was laughing throughout.

Meant to go but missed it Great film.

grimm2005

National Lampoons Animal House @ Cineworld - Mon 9th November 20:50

niallon

Everyone has to see An American Werewolf In London before it ends on Friday, this film is so much more amazing on the big screen and the digital print is just beautiful!

OutlawPete

niallon wrote: »

Everyone has to see An American Werewolf In London before it ends on Friday, this film is so much more amazing on the big screen and the digital print is just beautiful!

Wasn't it great. I still can't believe I was so lucky, on Halloween night to get a whole screen to myself to watch it.

I think there must have been someone up above watching over me that night as I also seen the Paranormal movie in Cineworld at 6.30pm and on the way to Movies @ Swords I went out the back road behine the Airport I decided to get Burger / Chips and stuff in the Chippers in Rivervalley.

When I got them I thought I'll drive down past where I grew up and we used to light bonfires and watch everyone there, enjoy my grub and then head of to see American Werewolf In London, happy days.

When I got there the Bonfire was there but noone else was!? Parked the car and walked over and looked around the estate and nobody around?? Could see other bonfires in the distance were packed and here I was with my Bonfire. Then the cinema to myself .. if only life went like that all the time

+1 to everyone though not to miss this if you can. Great fun.

Mitch Connor

Saw it myself in Movies@Dundrum on Saturday night too - it wasn't empty but not many at it - i'd say about 20.

niallon

OutlawPete wrote: »

Wasn't it great. I still can't believe I was so lucky, on Halloween night to get a whole screen to myself to watch it.

I think there must have been someone up above watching over me that night as I also seen the Paranormal movie in Cineworld at 6.30pm and on the way to Movies @ Swords I went out the back road behine the Airport I decided to get Burger / Chips and stuff in the Chippers in Rivervalley.

When I got them I thought I'll drive down past where I grew up and we used to light bonfires and watch everyone there, enjoy my grub and then head of to see American Werewolf In London, happy days.

When I got there the Bonfire was there but noone else was!? Parked the car and walked over and looked around the estate and nobody around?? Could see other bonfires in the distance were packed and here I was with my Bonfire. Then the cinema to myself .. if only life went like that all the time

+1 to everyone though not to miss this if you can. Great fun.

Sounds like a perfect night to me alright! Quite annoyed at myself that I didn't try see the other classic horrors, Day Of The Dead, The Thing etc.

Myself and my dad were the only ones bar maybe one other dude at AWWIL last night until about ten minutes in when a bunch of heads no older than 16 I'd say walked in. Needless to say they showed their age and lack of intelligence throughout their say by constantly informing the theatre of how "S**t" the film was, my guess is they saw the title on a lobby card and assumed it to be a new release. Thankfully they left before the film was over but I was slightly disappointed, they left before the transformation! I would've loved to have first hand seen that one scene completely silence them as it would have!

OutlawPete

niallon wrote: »

would've loved to have first hand seen that one scene completely silence them as it would have!

Tell me about it.

I went to see Point Break in Blanchardstown UCI on Monday night and I LOVE that movie. Picked good seat so I could chill and then just as it started German couple came in and cracked open a botlle of wine and yapped for 20 minutes.

Eventually, I just leaned over and said "Look, I came to watch the movie and to listen to you .. alright!" .. they mumbled a few times after that but not I could live with that.

Same happened at Scarface .. bunch of idiots came in 5 minutes in and chatted non stop so I just left and came the next night.

I Blues Brothers I moved seat as some girl kept asking her boyfriend question every few seconds.

Different problem last week in that I went to see The Great Escape in The Screen and sound is too bloody low. Seen The Mist the other night there and again far far too low, The Shining the other day also too shagging low.

Your afraid to eat popcorn it's so bad. Girl sitting few seats from wa eating and looked at me and laughed and said "I'm waitin for the loud bits" as she reached into the Popcorn. I complained but they only turned it up a smidgen .. don't know what their issue is in that place. They never used to be like that.

OutlawPete

National Lampoon's Animal House



Cineworld
Mon .. 8.50pm

IMC
Mon-Tues .. 9.25

Movies@Dundrum
Mon-Tues .. 9.20

Omniplex
Mon 9.30pmWed .. 9.30pm

Screen D'Olier St
Tues .. 8.50pm

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Touch Of Evil



IFI
Sunday 8th Nov .. 4.30pm

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My Beautiful Laundrette



IFI
Sunday 8Th Nov .. 5.45pm
Tues 10th - Thur 12th .. 5.45pm

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The Trial (1963)



IFI
Sunday 15th Nov .. 4.15pm

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Life Of Brian (1979)



The Ivy House, Drumcondra
Tues 10th Nov .. 9pm

monkeyfudge

Went to Touch of Evil on Sunday.

Was good fun.. haha... Charlton Heston as a Mexican...

monkeyfudge

A season of musicals coming up in the Screen:

Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
Dir: Stanley Donen, Gene Kelly
Starring: Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor
Originally conceived as a way of using leftover songs from other MGM musicals, Singin’ in the Rain’s postmodern look at the changeover from silent film to “talkies” soon transcended its banal roots and became a favourite of critics and audiences alike. Gene Kelly’s “Singin’ in the Rain” sequence and Donald O’Connor’s “Make Em Laugh” are still considered some of cinema’s finest song n’ dance routines. This film is also notable for Jean Hagan’s outrageously funny turn as diva Lina Lamont.
Tuesday 17th November 6.30pm

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953)
Dir: Howard Hawks
Starring: Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell
These “Two Little Girls From Little Rock” certainly know how to turn the temperature up to 11 as Marilyn and Jane sing and dance their way through a transatlantic cruise in eye-popping costumes! The pairing of these two perfectly contrasting sexpots is remarkable. This movie sizzles with glamour, decadence and beauty. Famous for its “Diamond Are a Girl’s Best Friend” sequence, this is a film that shows Marilyn on the brink of superstardom and clearly illustrates what put here there; perfect comic timing, oodles of charm and a very special beauty that jumps right off the screen.
November 24th

Oklahoma (1955)
Dir: Fred Zinneman
Starring: Shirley Jones, Gordon McCrae, Gloria Grahame, Rod Steiger
Oklahoma is a story set over the course of one day in a time where farmers and cowboys could not be friends and the last thing on a travelling peddlar’s mind was marriage! Perhaps one of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s more frivolous works, Oklahoma nevertheless showcases their songwriting genius with some of their most accomplished songs. With fun and energy, bursting from every frame, and classic songs such as “Oh! What a Beautiful Morning”, “I’m Just a Girl Who Cain’t Say No” and “People Will Say We’re In Love”, this is certainly one to catch on the big screen.
December 1st

The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Dir: Victor Fleming
Starring: Judy Garland, Margaret Hamilton, Frank Morgan, Munchkins!
One of the world’s most adored films, still delighting and terrifying audiences the world over after seventy years. This visual and aural masterpiece and its incredible Technicolour palette has hardly dated at all in that time. Digitally remastered, Dorothy’s trip down the yellow brick road has never looked so opulent.
December 8th

An American in Paris (1951)
Dir: Vincente Minnelli
Starring: Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron
This Gershwin-penned musical features some of Gene Kelly’s strongest dance work. Here, Minnelli shows his penchant for visual decadence and Kelly shows what it means to be a true star! Numbers such as “I Got Rhythm” and “’S’Wonderful” are still classics and will have you swinging all the way home.
December 15th

Meet Me in St Louis (1944)
Dir: Vincente Minnelli
Starring: Judy Garland, Mary Astor
Right slap-bang in the middle of World War II, Minnelli made this beautiful valentine to the talent and beauty of his new wife Judy Garland. Meet Me in St.Louis may be syrupy and sappy to some, but it is a beautiful and electric celebration of youth, beauty and family to others. A disappointed family learn they must leave their family home as their father is relocated, especially to the chagrin of Esther (Garland) who has fallen in love with the boy next door. Culminating in a festive happy ending, and Judy’s heartbreaking rendition of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”, this film is sure to warm the cockles of anybody’s heart.
December 22nd

http://thescreencinema.blogspot.com/2009/11/ministry-of-musicals.html

Raging Bob

Aww man, can't believe I missed Life of Brian

OutlawPete

Raging Bob wrote: »

Aww man, can't believe I missed Life of Brian

Same here .. went to Russell Brand .. big mistake

OutlawPete

monkeyfudge wrote: »

A season of musicals coming up in the Screen:

Singin’ in the Rain (1952)

Thanks for the post.

Singin In The Rain is one of my favourite films of all time. I remember watchin reluctantly in my early 20's and then just getting absorbed by it. Fantastic movie and I won't miss the chance to see it on the Big Screen.

Only down side is that The Screen volume is pathetic.

This past few weeks I have seen The Lost Boys, The Mist, The Shining, The Great Escape and Child's Play and they were all so low a volume that eating popcorn was impossible.

One girl actually commented as much to me as she tried to eat hers and smiled. I went out and complained to staff and they did turn it up a smidgen but no where near enough.

Raging Bob

OutlawPete wrote: »

Same here .. went to Russell Brand .. big mistake

What's the cinema like in Drumcondra anyways?

OutlawPete

Raging Bob wrote: »

What's the cinema like in Drumcondra anyways?

Was never at it. It's just a pub really (The Ivy House) so haven't a clue.

Going to The Sugar Club for the first time this week also to see 'Dawn Of The Dead' but from the website it looks like a cool little place to see a film.

monkeyfudge

OutlawPete wrote: »

Going to The Sugar Club for the first time this week also to see 'Dawn Of The Dead' but from the website it looks like a cool little place to see a film.

Oh I'm heading to that too.

OutlawPete

monkeyfudge wrote: »

Oh I'm heading to that too.

Stalker!

Supposed to be comp food & drink .. wooooo hoooo :pac:

johnny_ultimate

Bah won tickets to Dawn of the Dead, but working til 9 on Friday

OutlawPete

Boogie Nights



The Ivy House, Drumcondra
Tue 17th Oct .. 21.00pm

OutlawPete

All About Eve (1950)



Santy Omniplex
Mon 16th Nov .. 21.20pm

ToniTuddle

They had The Lost Boys...showing...????


God damn you rural life with no cool classic films being showed
:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

OutlawPete

ToniTuddle wrote: »

They had The Lost Boys...showing...????


God damn you rural life with no cool classic films being showed
:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Yup

But it was The Screen cinema who have zero legroom and low volume .. was still great though. Jason looked so fine

ToniTuddle

Feic Jason (the back stabbing fart)

KIEFER KIEFER KIEFER forever:cool:

If ever you see that on again let me know!!

Think I must investigate about Donegal see if anything happens up in Lifford...or even over the border in Omagh.

*goes off with magnifying glass to investigate*

MagicMarker

OutlawPete wrote: »

Boogie Nights



The Ivy House, Drumcondra
Tue 17th Oct .. 21.00pm

I assume this is supposed to be on the 17th November?

monkeyfudge

The sound quality for Dawn of the Dead in the Sugar Club wasn't great the other night, was it?

Free pizza though.

OutlawPete

monkeyfudge wrote: »

The sound quality for Dawn of the Dead in the Sugar Club wasn't great the other night, was it?

Free pizza though.

Might have been okay but for the drunken louts chattering non-stop. Plus I only got two slices of pizza .. :mad:

..

OutlawPete

Twilight .. (2008)




UCI Blanchardstown
Thursday 19th Nov .. 21.15pm


UCI Coolock
Thursday 19th Nov .. 21.15pm


UCI Tallaght
Thursday 19th Nov .. 21.30pm


Vue, Liffey Valley
Thursday 19th Nov .. 21.30pm



The Twilight Saga: New Moon



Screenings: Midnight same night @ the above 4 Cinemas also.

OutlawPete

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

UCI Coolock
Monday Nov 23rd .. 9.10pm