Classic Movies @ The Cinema | Times & Dates

paulieeye · 01-07-2015 1:43pm

grames_bond wrote: »

Sugar club are doing Tarantino week in August:

https://www.facebook.com/events/796913470428967/

for those not on facebook

typical capitalists trying to cash in on 90's nostalgia!!! :pac:

johnny_ultimate · 01-07-2015 1:47pm

The Sugar Club is laid out like a tiered cabaret club, would be the easiest way to describe it. Tables and chairs in front of a stage. Not the best place to watch a film if you want total immersion (or indeed cinema quality - it is, to put it bluntly, not a cinema), but it's a good spot for more 'communal' events - things like Stop Making Sense or The Room. Prefer it for things like comedy gigs or smaller concerts.

Technocentral · 01-07-2015 1:48pm

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

The Sugar Club is laid out like a tiered cabaret club, would be the easiest way to describe it. Tables and chairs in front of a stage. Not the best place to watch a film if you want total immersion, but it's a good spot for more 'communal' events - things like Stop Making Sense or The Room. Prefer it for things like comedy gigs or smaller concerts.

Also I don't think they have anything above Blu Ray projection?

NachoBusiness · 22-07-2015 9:40pm

https://twitter.com/GrindhouseDub/status/621349728131936256

Faith+1 · 22-07-2015 11:09pm

NachoBusiness wrote: »

https://twitter.com/GrindhouseDub/status/621349728131936256

That is without doubt one the weirdest double billing I've ever seen!

Ageyev · 23-07-2015 12:13am

Faith+1 wrote: »

That is without doubt one the weirdest double billings I've ever seen!

Both were Cannon films which is the only link I can think of. It's probably something to do with them being available on 35mm.

NachoBusiness · 23-07-2015 1:27pm

Faith+1 wrote: »

That is without doubt one the weirdest double billing I've ever seen!

It only makes sense if you're drunk.

NachoBusiness · 02-08-2015 5:22pm

Neil Jordan's Breakfast On Pluto showing later tonight on Screen 1 in the Lighthouse.

Part of the GAZE film festival.

https://twitter.com/LightHouseD7/status/627849117755146242

NachoBusiness · 09-09-2015 2:47am

Some classic Martial Arts films being shown at the end of the month:

Fri 25th Sept:
Once Upon a Time in China II - Lighthouse 1 - 20.15

Sat 26th Sept:
Duel to Death (Followed by a talk by Roger Garcia, HKIFF) - Lighthouse 2 - 15.00
Spooky Encounters - Lighthouse 2 - 20.00

Sun 27th Sept:
Righting Wrongs - Lighthouse 3 - 15.00
The Young Master - Lighthouse 1 - 17.00
Way of the Dragon - Lighthouse 1 - 19.00

Pompous · 09-09-2015 5:27pm

How often would one find Pulp Fiction being shown anywhere in Dublin? Ever?

Catcher7791 · 10-09-2015 10:41am

Pompous wrote: »

How often would one find Pulp Fiction being shown anywhere in Dublin? Ever?

Every so often. It was screened last month in the Sugar Club. The Lighthouse did it around the time of 'Django Unchained'. I'm sure it's shown more often than that, but those are the first to come to mind.

NachoBusiness · 13-09-2015 3:15pm

Pompous wrote: »

How often would one find Pulp Fiction being shown anywhere in Dublin? Ever?

You just missed one at the Sugar Club.

Speaking of which, they are showing Boyz n the Hood, Fight Club, The Big Lebowski and Casino at the end of the month.

http://www.sugarclubtickets.com/

paulieeye · 14-09-2015 2:17pm

Pompous wrote: »

How often would one find Pulp Fiction being shown anywhere in Dublin? Ever?

saw it in cineworld in 2012ish

Faith+1 · 15-09-2015 12:41am

Does the Sugar Club show the movie on DVD or is it a reel?

Mother of god Nacho you joined in Jan 2015 and have over 2000 posts!? Bravo!

Ageyev · 16-09-2015 12:01am

Faith+1 wrote: »

Does the Sugar Club show the movie on DVD or is it a reel?

Mother of god Nacho you joined in Jan 2015 and have over 2000 posts!? Bravo!

Digital overhead projector when I saw Back to the Future last year. So it was either DVD or Blu-Ray - the latter of which would be acceptable to me quality wise.

Faith+1 · 16-09-2015 12:12am

Ageyev wrote: »

Digital overhead projector when I saw Back to the Future last year. So it was either DVD or Blu-Ray - the latter of which would be acceptable to me quality wise.

Thanks. I bought tickets for The Big Lebowski so I'm not going to be too fussy! :pac:

ronano · 16-09-2015 12:46pm

Odeon are showing back to the future double and triple bill on October 21st. It seems for five euro

NachoBusiness · 17-09-2015 10:17am

ronano wrote: »

Odeon are showing back to the future double and triple bill on October 21st. It seems for five euro

Excellent.

Gaz · 17-09-2015 3:00pm

The trilogy will be shown in Coolock

http://www.odeoncinemas.ie/films/back_to_the_future_trilogy/16242/

Bret Hart · 18-09-2015 1:07am

Tickets booked now for the trilogy,it's gonna be a good night. How long are the breaks between each film ?

Faith+1 · 18-09-2015 1:26am

Only 5€ for the Trilogy? Is that correct?

Bret Hart · 19-09-2015 3:23am

Faith+1 wrote: »

Only 5€ for the Trilogy? Is that correct?

It cost that for non premium tickets and the premium tickets cost €6.70.The Trilogy is only playing in the Odeon in Coolock.

Sad Professor · 12-10-2015 2:53pm

Nolan:

Nolan does have a point, particularly at a time when recreating a top-tier movie watching environment at home is within financial reach for many. And he points a finger toward smaller theaters and their tendency to show Blu-rays on the big screen. “One of the terrible things happening with independent distribution in the States is there is a level of Blu-Ray distribution that is going on,” Nolan said. “Theatre owners should be saying no to that. Exhibition shouldn’t work in such a way that you present the worse possible version of the film until someone in the audience complains. Exhibitors need to put their best foot forward and have standards. No cinema should be showing a consumer grade format to an audience. At least, they shouldn’t be doing it without saying to the public this is best we can get.”

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/christopher-nolan-praises-70mm-release-of-the-hateful-eight-warns-cinemas-are-becoming-an-empty-room-with-a-tv-in-it-20151012

Of course, when it comes to classic screenings, even DCPs can’t be trusted since distributors have been known to just slap the Blu-ray encode on them.

0ph0rce0 · 12-10-2015 3:07pm

Why bother playing 2 of them in the other cinemas, why not the 3?

Coolock is miles away, from me that is

ronano · 14-10-2015 3:57pm

Cineworld is playing the back to the future trilogy in screen 9

delbertgrady · 16-10-2015 1:23pm

Cineworld Unlimited members get the three films "for free", as it counts as one event.

NachoBusiness · 17-10-2015 5:00pm

Yeah, Cineworld sounds the better choice as the other screens this is showing on are quite small.

Much prefer a midnight ending as opposed to a 1am one also.

Last time I seen BTTF II in the cinema, was in the Adelphi.

Ant · 18-10-2015 10:50pm

Afternoons with David lean

As the cold winter months set in, Light House Cinema brings you the perfect solace with our Afternoons with David Lean season. Starting with the most epic of all journeys, Lawrence of Arabia and ending with the newly restored re-release of Dr Zhivago, we've hand-picked a series of our favourite David Lean masterpieces for you to cosy up to with a cup of tea in the comfort of our lovely screens.

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA

* Sunday 1st November, 14:00
* Wednesday 4th November, 14:00

THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI

* Sunday 08 November, 15:00
* Wednesday 11 November, 15:00

RYAN'S DAUGHTER

* Sunday 15 November, 14:00
* Wednesday 18 November, 14:00

BRIEF ENCOUNTER

* Sunday 22 November, 16:00
* Wednesday 25 November, 16:00

DOCTOR ZHIVAGO

* Daily from Friday 27 November

NachoBusiness · 21-10-2015 1:29am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXN6tgE4g_4

Technocentral · 21-10-2015 9:19am

Ant wrote:

* Sunday 22 November, 16:00 * Wednesday 25 November, 16:00

Ant wrote:

* Sunday 1st November, 14:00 * Wednesday 4th November, 14:00

Ant wrote:

* Sunday 08 November, 15:00 * Wednesday 11 November, 15:00

Ant wrote:

RYAN'S DAUGHTER

Ant wrote:

* Sunday 15 November, 14:00 * Wednesday 18 November, 14:00

Ant wrote:

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA

Ant wrote:

BRIEF ENCOUNTER

Ant wrote:

DOCTOR ZHIVAGO

Ant wrote:

* Daily from Friday 27 November

Ant wrote:

THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI

All d cinema to.

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