Classic Movies @ The Cinema | Times & Dates

OutlawPete

IFI Cinema
Fri 17th December @ 13.00
Sat 18th December @ 13.00
Sun 19th December @ 13.00
Mon 20th December @ 13.00
Tues 21st December @ 18.50
Wed 22nd December @ 18.50
Thurs 23rd December @ 18.50

OutlawPete

IFI Cinema
Fri 17th December 14:00 | 18:40
Sat 18th December 18:40
Sun 19th December 18:40
Mon 20th December 14:00 | 18:40
Tues 21st December 14:00 | 18:40
Wednesday 22nd December 14:00 | 18:40
Thursday 23rd December 14:00 | 18:40

Ormonde Cinema
Wednesday 22nd @ 8pm

OutlawPete

Screen Cinema
Mon December 20th @ 6.30pm

yermandan

Cant wait!!! Nice one Pete

sarah+1

When will I be able to book for this? I'm so excited.

El Horseboxo

sarah+1 wrote: »

When will I be able to book for this? I'm so excited.

You can book them from tomorrow.

This site updates all the showings and dates.

http://thescreencinema.blogspot.com/

WHIP IT!

El Horseboxo wrote: »

You can book them from tomorrow.

This site updates all the showings and dates.

http://thescreencinema.blogspot.com/

Is this only been shown on Monday?? Would love to go see it...

OutlawPete

WHIP IT! wrote: »

Is this only been shown on Monday?? Would love to go see it...

Yeah, just Monday.

ronano

any idea what trailers length are for these films

i want to go see they live at 630,its 93 minutes long so say trailers are ten minutes it should be over 810?

OutlawPete

ronano wrote: »

any idea what trailers length are for these films

i want to go see they live at 630,its 93 minutes long so say trailers are ten minutes it should be over 810?

There is no trailers at the Classic screenings, but sometimes the film won't come on for ten minutes or so after the advertised time, so I'd say it'd be 8.10 to 8.15.

yermandan

For all others heading in for Home Alone tonight, enjoy!!

Tar.Aldarion

woooo cinema!

WHIP IT!

yermandan wrote: »

For all others heading in for Home Alone tonight, enjoy!!

Jealous!

Is there any classic films been shown this Thursday anywhere? Preferably kid friendly...

OutlawPete

WHIP IT! wrote: »

Is there any classic films been shown this Thursday anywhere? Preferably kid friendly...

The greatest of all

http://ifi.ie/cinema/dispfilm_07.asp?filmID=7179&Date=23/12/2010&PageID=15

OutlawPete

IFI Cinema
Friday 31 December @ 16.00
Sunday 2 January @ 14.00|18.40
Monday 3 January@ 14.00|18.40
Tuesday 4 January @ 14.00|18.40
Wednesday 5 January @ 14.00|18.40
Thursday 6 January @ 14.00|18.40

OutlawPete

IFI Cinema
Sun 2nd Jan @ 17:10

Based on Greene’s short story The Lieutenant Died Last, this is one of Ealing’s finest films, a ‘what if . . . ?’ parable of disturbing power.

A German patrol disguised as British soldiers on manoeuvres captures an English village prior to a full-scale invasion, but the villagers fight back. Intended by Greene as a propaganda piece to show British bravery under duress, the film accomplishes that, but also disquietingly discloses complacency as well as courage.

By having the Germans played by familiar British actors, the film is the reverse of reassuring, and two extraordinary murder scenes committed by women in the village illustrate, in director Alberto Cavalcanti’s view, how people of the kindest character can become monsters when war touches them. Controversially, Cavalcanti thought it a pacifist work: it is certainly the most remarkable British war film of its time, depicting an England fighting for its life and, implicitly, for a new social order when the war is won.

OutlawPete

IFI Cinema
Saturday 8th Jan @ 14:00
Sunday 9th Jan @ 14:00

This is vintage British film noir, inviting comparison with Hollywood noir classics like Double Indemnity and Scarlet Street in its murky drama and its intense Expressionist imagery.

Richard Attenborough is superbly sinister as the young killer embroiled in gang warfare in Brighton and tormented by religious and sexual guilt when forced into marriage with a young waitress (Carol Marsh) to prevent her from testifying against him. On his trail is a righteous spiritualist, played by Hermione Baddeley as a cross between Miss Marple and Mae West.

Greene’s superb novel was influenced by the 1930s French thrillers he so admired, particularly Pepe le Moko, and the film adds imaginative flourishes of its own, notably a frightening murder on a fairground ride appropriately entitled ‘Dante’s Inferno’, and a clever ending that adds a welcome layer of irony and compassion to the novel’s bleak coda.

niallon

Great googly moogly, Screen you legends!!

Screen Cinema presents...Oscar Season!!

Showing Oscar winners from as recent as No Country For Old Men right back to Gone With The Wind:

No Country for Old Men, January 13th 6.20pm
Gone with the Wind, January 16th 4.30pm
A Streetcar Named Desire, January 27th 6.30pm
On The Waterfront, February 3rd 6.30pm
Network, February 10th 6.30pm
Rocky, February 17th 6.30pm
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring , March 2nd 7.30pm
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, March 9th 7.30pm
Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, March 16th 7pm

OutlawPete

LOL, was just hitting submit on a long post

Again the Screen Cinema come through, gotta love them.

niallon

Learned from the master! :P

Yup, ironically though I've a Film exam tomorrow including On The Waterfront, how handy it would be if that screening was tonight...but as it stands I'll be well and truly enraged with that film come February!

OutlawPete

Yeah, would have been handy alright

I'm looking forward to Gone With The Wind & Rocky mostly.

GWTW is 4 hours long, they better have a fecking interval

niallon

Don't think I could hack GWTW if I follow through on my plan to cath LOTR in the cinema again! I may have to settle for Rocky as a happy medium!

Judging by their lack of concern during the Scream Fest when they played most of the features clearly from DVD, what do you think the chances are that the LOTR would be the extended editions? Starting at 7pm, there's plenty of time!

OutlawPete

niallon wrote: »

.. what do you think the chances are that the LOTR would be the extended editions? Starting at 7pm, there's plenty of time!

Slim I'd say, but you could ask them on Twitter, they always reply.

http://twitter.com/#!/screencinema

I only ever say the first LOTR, not my thing so I never watched the next two.

I might try them again.

niallon

OutlawPete wrote: »

Slim I'd say, but you could ask them on Twitter, they always reply.

http://twitter.com/#!/screencinema

I only ever say the first LOTR, not my thing so I never watched the next two.

I might try them again.

Cheers, someone seems to have asked the question for me already, it's the theatricals!

Dang, Extended Editions would seal the deal! I'd definitely say you should give them a shot, if only because you missed out on some of the finest on screen action ever with Helm's Deep in The Two Towers, and this is coming from someone who's interest in the films lies squarely with Peter Jackson being the director, not a LOTR fanboy in any way!

--LOS--

if only to stop the 'WHAT....you havent seen LOTR :eek: ' ...I'm gona catch those.

Feu

I love the Screen cinema - that way

niallon

--LOS-- wrote: »

if only to stop the 'WHAT....you havent seen LOTR :eek: ' ...I'm gona catch those.

WHAT?!?!?! You haven't seen Lord of the Rings??!?!?! I'm tempted to do this every day until the screening!

Tar.Aldarion

--LOS-- wrote: »

if only to stop the 'WHAT....you havent seen LOTR :eek: ' ...I'm gona catch those.

FFS have you not sen them since I asked you earlier

--LOS--

niallon wrote: »

WHAT?!?!?! You haven't seen Lord of the Rings??!?!?! I'm tempted to do this every day until the screening!

Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

FFS have you not sen them since I asked you earlier

It better be damn good after this!

Tar.Aldarion

dunno cant remember