Been looking forward to this...
Fathom Events
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Also, if anyone is near a Harkins Theater, they're showing Temple of Doom Tuesday and Wednesday...
Harkins Theatres - Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - 40th Anniv.
Intrepid archaeologist Indiana Jones, on the trail of fortune and glory in Old Shanghai, is ricocheted into a dangerous adventure in India. With his faithful companion Short Round and nightclub singer Willie Scott, Indie goes in search of the magical Sankara stone, and uncovers an ancient evil...
www.harkins.com
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Fathom hasn't released their full 2025 schedule yet but The Goonies 40th anniversary is coming up this Sunday and Monday:
The Goonies 40th Anniversary - Fathom Entertainment
Other Upcoming Releases
www.fathomentertainment.com
It's Rad Day...
And that's about it for Fathom as they still have no other movies up for the rest of this year.
Rad Day - Fathom Events
In celebration of “Rad Day” – the day of its original release in 1986 – Rad, the BMX racing film, returns to theaters nationwide for a special one-night only special double-feature screening on Thursday, March 20 paired with the world premiere of the never-before-seen documentary, A Rad...
www.fathomentertainment.com
And that's about it for Fathom as they still have no other movies up for the rest of this year.
Indiana Jones and the Last Good Movie In the Franchise is coming June 15th and 18th.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Fathom Entertainment
Other Upcoming Releases
www.fathomentertainment.com
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail coming May 4th and 7th:
Monty Python and The Holy Grail 50th Anniversary - Fathom Entertainment
Grossing the highest box-office of any British film in the US when released in 1975, this "cult classic" comedy from the Monty Python team loosely follows the legend of King Arthur (Graham Chapman), along with his squire (Terry Gilliam) and his Knights of the Round Table (John Cleese, Eric Idle...
www.fathomentertainment.com
Cephus
Master Member
Saw it in 2023. First time I'd been to a theater in about 20 years. Found out that I didn't miss it one bit.Monty Python and the Holy Grail coming May 4th and 7th:
Monty Python and The Holy Grail 50th Anniversary - Fathom Entertainment
Grossing the highest box-office of any British film in the US when released in 1975, this "cult classic" comedy from the Monty Python team loosely follows the legend of King Arthur (Graham Chapman), along with his squire (Terry Gilliam) and his Knights of the Round Table (John Cleese, Eric Idle...www.fathomentertainment.com
asalaw
Sr Member
Me neither. It takes something really significant to get us into a theater nowadays. Last year we saw Oppenheimer, and that was it. In '23 we saw Mission Impossible and Napoleon, both of which were expensive disappointments. The last thing I'm going to do is pay confiscatory ticket and concession prices for a digital movie I can stream at home. I don't see anything coming down the pike this year that'll pull me in among the first-run studio films, let alone a Fathom rerun.
And that's not even getting into theater cleanliness and audience behavior, which has been declining for years.
Like I've said before, I make it a policy to only go to sparsely filled/empty screenings. Thanks to reserved seating, I can scout how busy the showings are. Fathom crowds are usually more respectful since it's mostly an older crowd that genuinely appreciates the movie being shown so I don't mind if those are a little busier (but I still won't go if it's packed).
Of course, I agree it's still expensive though I rarely buy concessions though so that's not a big factor for me. Cleanliness doesn't seem to be an issue for the theaters I frequent but then again, I try to avoid their restrooms by addressing that at home before I go. Plus, my local Edwards just renovated so it's all brand-new seats anyway.
Of course, I agree it's still expensive though I rarely buy concessions though so that's not a big factor for me. Cleanliness doesn't seem to be an issue for the theaters I frequent but then again, I try to avoid their restrooms by addressing that at home before I go. Plus, my local Edwards just renovated so it's all brand-new seats anyway.
JPH
Sr Member
"...and then of course I've got this terrible pain in all the diodes down my left hand side..."
I still have a gang o friends n family who jump at the opportunity to watch something like this in the theatre
I remember showing kids some good ole Speed Racer, and soonly realized, "oh no! Not very good! Not how I remembered it!"
...but Episode III, poke fun all you like, Hayden is acting his tush off! R2 saves the day...AGAIN!!!
I really *LOVE* the chance to be able to enjoy the classics with popcorn, bladderbuster drink, A BIG SCREEN and rockin' sound system with everyone who wants to join in.
Already have my Episode III tickets, in our fave seats! YES ! Those dents match my butt!!!
If you wanna stay in the car park --parking cars, of course-- I understand, but the rest of us gonna skip outta there, jumping around, fake lightsaber fighting, making laser sounds and memories
The only important question: Were they Bacon Double Cheeseburgers?My high school buddy and I went to a screening of Time Bandits with Burger King burgers in our jacket pockets. It was less about saving money (concessions were pretty cheap back then) than about seeing if we could get away with it. Ah, youth...
Those were the best, back in the 80s.
asalaw
Sr Member
Yup, at least mine was. That's what I've always ordered, except back when they were selling the chicken parmesan sandwich.
Cephus
Master Member
I wish that were true. I went to another Fathom event, don't even remember what it was, but there was a kid one seat over from me, sitting with his family, who was loud the entire movie. He had zero volume control, kept asking questions loudly, and then sat on his phone with the volume up, laughing at YouTube videos. He was maybe 12-13. If I could have gotten away with popping him in the head, I would have. Lots of people were going "shhhhhh!" and his family was just ignoring him.
