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JANUARY 2: Migration (2023)- 3D
JANUARY 2: The Teacher's Lounge (2023)
JANUARY 4: Good Grief (2023)
JANUARY 4: Night Swim
JANUARY 11: Totem (2023)
JANUARY 11: The Beekeeper
JANUARY 11: Mean Girls
JANUARY 12: The Book of Clarence
JANUARY 18: Founders Day
JANUARY 19: One From the Heart reissue
JANUARY 19: ISS
JANUARY 30: Sometimes I Think About Dying
JANUARY 31: Miller's Girl
FEBRUARY 1: Argylle
FEBRUARY 2: Suncoast
FEBRUARY 6: She is Conann
FEBRUARY 8: Lisa Frankenstein
FEBRUARY 14: Madame Web (IMAX)
FEBRUARY 14: Bob Marley: One Love (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 22: Spaceman
FEBRUARY 23: Tenet reissue (IMAX 70mm)
FEBRUARY 26: Drugstore June
FEBRUARY 29: Dune- Part Two (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 29: Problemista
MARCH 7: Love Lies Bleeding
MARCH 13: Imaginary
MARCH 21: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (IMAX)
MARCH 21: Late Night With the Devil
MARCH 21: Immaculate
MARCH 28: Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire
TOTAL: 30
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JANUARY 2: Migration (2023)- 3D
JANUARY 2: The Teacher's Lounge (2023)
JANUARY 4: Good Grief (2023)
JANUARY 4: Night Swim
JANUARY 11: Totem (2023)
JANUARY 11: The Beekeeper
JANUARY 11: Mean Girls
JANUARY 12: The Book of Clarence
JANUARY 18: Founders Day
JANUARY 19: One From the Heart reissue
JANUARY 19: ISS
JANUARY 30: Sometimes I Think About Dying
JANUARY 31: Miller's Girl
FEBRUARY 1: Argylle
FEBRUARY 2: Suncoast
FEBRUARY 6: She is Conann
FEBRUARY 8: Lisa Frankenstein
FEBRUARY 14: Madame Web (IMAX)
FEBRUARY 14: Bob Marley: One Love (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 22: Spaceman
FEBRUARY 23: Tenet reissue (IMAX 70mm)
FEBRUARY 26: Drugstore June
FEBRUARY 29: Dune- Part Two (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 29: Problemista
MARCH 7: Love Lies Bleeding
MARCH 13: Imaginary
MARCH 21: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (IMAX)
MARCH 21: Late Night With the Devil
MARCH 21: Immaculate
TOTAL: 29
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JANUARY 2: Migration (2023)- 3D
JANUARY 2: The Teacher's Lounge (2023)
JANUARY 4: Good Grief (2023)
JANUARY 4: Night Swim
JANUARY 11: Totem (2023)
JANUARY 11: The Beekeeper
JANUARY 11: Mean Girls
JANUARY 12: The Book of Clarence
JANUARY 18: Founders Day
JANUARY 19: One From the Heart reissue
JANUARY 19: ISS
JANUARY 30: Sometimes I Think About Dying
JANUARY 31: Miller's Girl
FEBRUARY 1: Argylle
FEBRUARY 2: Suncoast
FEBRUARY 6: She is Conann
FEBRUARY 8: Lisa Frankenstein
FEBRUARY 14: Madame Web (IMAX)
FEBRUARY 14: Bob Marley: One Love (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 22: Spaceman
FEBRUARY 23: Tenet reissue (IMAX 70mm)
FEBRUARY 26: Drugstore June
FEBRUARY 29: Dune- Part Two (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 29: Problemista
TOTAL: 24
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Too hard to do rep so I'm keeping 2024 releases only now
JANUARY 2: Migration (2023)- 3D
JANUARY 2: The Teacher's Lounge (2023)
JANUARY 4: Good Grief (2023)
JANUARY 4: Night Swim
JANUARY 11: Totem (2023)
JANUARY 11: The Beekeeper
JANUARY 11: Mean Girls
JANUARY 12: The Book of Clarence
JANUARY 18: Founders Day
JANUARY 19: One From the Heart reissue
JANUARY 19: ISS
JANUARY 30: Sometimes I Think About Dying
JANUARY 31: Miller's Girl
FEBRUARY 1: Argylle
FEBRUARY 2: Suncoast
FEBRUARY 6: She is Conann
FEBRUARY 8: Lisa Frankenstein
FEBRUARY 14: Madame Web (IMAX)
FEBRUARY 14: Bob Marley: One Love (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 22: Spaceman
FEBRUARY 23: Tenet reissue (IMAX 70mm)
TOTAL: 21
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Best Actor isn't a race. Cillian is winning the Oscar
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1. Barbie
2. Flower Moon
3. Past Lives
4. Poor Things
5. Zone of Interest
6. Anatomy of a Fall
7. Oppenheimer
8. The Holdovers
9. Maestro
10. American Fiction
What I'd choose from the noms to win:
DIRECTOR: Scorsese
ACTOR: Murphy (justice for Andrew Scott)
ACTRESS: Gladstone
SUPPORTING ACTOR: Gosling
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Brooks but YIKES
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: Past Lives
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Barbie
ANIMATED: Spiderverse
INTERNATIONAL: Zone of Interest (so many snubs)
DOCUMENTARY: Four Daughters
SCORE: Oppenheimer
SONG: "I'm Just Ken", Barbie
SOUND: Zone of Interest
PRODUCTION: Barbie
COSTUME: Barbie
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Flower Moon
MAKEUP: Poor Things
EDITING: Anatomy of a Fall
VFX: Godzilla Minus One
What is going to win:
PICTURE: Oppenheimer
DIRECTOR: Nolan, Oppenheimer
ACTOR: Murphy, Oppenheimer (Idc if Giamatti has sentimental vote or gets SAG)
ACTRESS: Stone, Poor Things
SUPPORTING ACTOR: RDJ, Oppenheimer
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Randolph, The Holdovers
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: Anatomy of a Fall
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: Oppenheimer (hoping Barbie but Oppenheimer is just too strong even if this is one of the unlikely wins)
ANIMATED: Boy and Heron
EDITING: Oppenheimer
INTERNATIONAL: Zone of Interest
DOCUMENTARY: 20 Days
DOC SHORT FILM: Hmm.. I'd say Last Repair Shop
LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM: Henry Sugar (Wes finally gets his)
ANIMATED SHORT: War is Over
SCORE: Oppenheimer
SONG: "What Was I Made For", Barbie
SOUND: Oppenheimer
PRODUCTION: Poor Things
COSTUME: Barbie
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Oppenheimer
MAKEUP: Maestro
VFX: Napoleon?
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5 hours ago, filmlover said:
The late 70s/early 80s are now far enough in the past that making a project set during that era will naturally be expensive, especially if we're talking any part of the entertainment industry. One day it's going to cost a pretty penny to recreate the 2010s.
But also as @Cmasterclay pointed out, the sets also mean recreating concerts where you'll have to pay and costume hundreds (thousands?) of extras unless you go the Bohemian Rhapsody route and create a mostly CGI audience. That's naturally going to balloon the budget a bit.
Iron Claw takes place beginning in the 70s with an actual A-list actor and features crowd scenes yet cost under 20million
Elvis reportedly cost 85m with Tom Hanks and during the pandemic
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5 hours ago, filmlover said:
Recreating an entire era from decades ago doesn't exactly come cheap either.
It takes place in the late 70s, early 80s and costs more than actual period films
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i know this is tracking thread and i hate when people on twitter who have like 12 dollars in their bank account and will spend at least 8 of it on a starbucks drink discuss movie economics..... but.. 70 million for Bob Marley seems crazy
And even if it overperforms tracking which seems likely for the initial opening, at least... that budget is tough to recover
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i like the first 2, especially the 2nd one. Both are juvenile, yeah, but they're rooted in a genuine sincerity that is usually lacking from this type of movie. The 2nd one is really sweet and surprisingly emotional. Ryan truly cares which cannot be said 98% of the rest of his filmography
but i felt nothing from the trailer
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1 minute ago, ViewerAnon said:
omg if I turn on Twitter ad revenue can I say "Current data shows DUNE 2 opening lower than THE MARVELS"? My engagement will be through the roof and I can move to a tropical island.
no
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1. Migration (2023)- (Jan 2nd) (3D)
2. The Teacher's Lounge (2023)- (Jan 2nd)
3. Good Grief (2023)- (Jan 4th)
4. Night Swim- (Jan 4th)
5. Totem (2023)- (Jan 11th) (screening)
6. The Beekeeper- (Jan 11th)
7. Mean Girls- (Jan 11th)
8. The Book of Clarence (Jan 12th)
9. Founders Day (Jan 18th)
10. One From the Heart- reissue (Jan 19th)
11. ISS (Jan 19th)
12. Sometimes I Think About Dying (Jan 30th)
13. Miller's Girl (Jan 31st)
14. Argylle- (Feb 1st)
15. Suncoast (Feb 2nd)
16. Barb and Starr Go To Vista Del Mar (2021)- (Feb 2nd)
17. Dario Argento's Dracula 3D- (2012) (Feb 4th) (3D)
18. She is Conann- (Feb 6th)
19. Towheads (2013)- (Feb 7th)
20. Lisa Frankenstein- (Feb 8th)
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2025 looks massively stacked in comparison to 2024. This is a year where the strikes and post pandemic delays are apparent
Dune is the only confident nominee yet I don't see it winning with all this talk of an additional third film. I don't think an inconclusive sequel is going to win--needed to be its definitive Return of the King moment
PICTURE:
Blitz (APPLE)
Dune 2 (WB)
A Real Pain (SEARCHLIGHT)
Sing Sing (A24)
MAYBE:
The Actor (NEON)
Bird (A24)
Conclave (FOCUS)
The Nickel Boys (AMAZON MGM)
The Piano Lesson (NETFLIX)
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On 2/1/2024 at 9:25 PM, AniNate said:
I mean... Steve McQueen? Bong Joon-Ho? Yorgos Lanthimos? Richard Linklater? Francis Ford Coppola? There are plenty of auteur projects coming out this year. Frankly I'd rather PTA and Tarantino not be drawing attention from them. They're kinda boring at this point.
what's boring about PTA (probably the greatest living american filmmaker next to Scorsese) making a 100m movie with Leo or QT's final film
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1. Migration (2023)- (Jan 2nd) (3D)
2. The Teacher's Lounge (2023)- (Jan 2nd)
3. Good Grief (2023)- (Jan 4th)
4. Night Swim- (Jan 4th)
5. Totem (2023)- (Jan 11th) (screening)
6. The Beekeeper- (Jan 11th)
7. Mean Girls- (Jan 11th)
8. The Book of Clarence (Jan 12th)
9. Founders Day (Jan 18th)
10. One From the Heart- reissue (Jan 19th)
11. ISS (Jan 19th)
12. Sometimes I Think About Dying (Jan 30th)
13. Miller's Girl (Jan 31st)
14. Argylle- (Feb 1st)
15. Suncoast (Feb 2nd)
16. Barb and Starr Go To Vista Del Mar (2021)- (Feb 2nd)
17. Dario Argento's Dracula 3D- (Feb 4th) (3D)
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Final predictions:
PICTURE:
1. Oppenheimer
2. Poor Things
3. Killers of the Flower Moon
4. The Holdovers
5. Barbie
6. Anatomy of a Fall
7. Maestro
8. Poor Things
9. American Fiction
10. The Zone of Interest
DIRECTOR:
1. Nolan, Oppenheimer
2. Scorsese, Killers of the Flower Moon
3. Glazer, The Zone of Interest
4. Lanthimos, Poor Things
5. Payne, The Holdovers
ALT: Triet, Anatomy of a Fall
ACTOR:
1. Murphy, Oppenheimer
2. Giamatti, The Holdovers
3. Cooper, Maestro
4. Wright, American Fiction
5. Scott, All of Us Strangers
ALT: Domingo, Rustin
ACTRESS:
1. Stone, Poor Things
2. Gladstone, Killers of the Flower Moon
3. Huller, Anatomy of a Fall
4. Robbie, Barbie
5. Mulligan, Maestro
ALT: Lee, Past Lives
SUPPORTING ACTOR:
1. RDJ, Oppenheimer
2. Gosling, Barbie
3. DeNiro, Killers of the Flower Moon
4. Dafoe, Poor Things
5. Ruffalo, Poor Things
ALT: Brown, American Fiction (Not buying Sessa without SAG)
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
1. Randolph, The Holdovers
2. Brooks, The Color Purple
3. Blunt, Oppenheimer
4. Ferrera, Barbie
5. Foy, All of Us Strangers
ALT: Huller, The Zone of Interest (not buying Foster)
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY:
1. Anatomy of a Fall
2. The Holdovers
3. Past Lives
4. May December
5. Maestro???
ALT: The Iron Claw
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY:
1. Oppenheimer
2. Barbie
3. Poor Things
4. American Fiction
5. Killers of the Flower Moon
ALT: All of Us Strangers
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13 minutes ago, titanic2187 said:
I know Holdovers is a favourite to win best screenplay but that would give Alexandar Payne his third screenplay win. Does he really deserve his third one for Holdovers? So far I think Anatomy of Fall has the best script due to its plot nature.
he isnt credited so no it wouldnt
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15 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:
The Holdovers is almost definitely winning Original Screenplay. Even if it doesnt, I'd still put Past Lives and May December over Barbie. The other 3 don't matter for Best Picture since they're below the line. Look at how many films have won with just a Best Supporting Actor win from above the line categories.
CODA is the only film to win the Screenplay Oscar without noms from both Globes and AACTA. It's also not winning the BAFTA. Yet you think it's the favorite to win the Oscar?
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11 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:
Well, the movie has no momentum right now. It's performance with critics so far hasn't been any better than Gerwig's last two films (both of which also ended up failing to win the Screenplay and Supporting noms on top of not winning Picture). Maybe the guilds will change things but right now nothing I just don't see how it's becoming more and more probable until then. I also don't trust WB's ability to campaign lol (their last BP win was Argo and that was a much weaker year than this)
The fact that it's like 6th overall on critics top 10 lists is pretty incredible when it's already going to be more dominant with guilds than Lady Bird and Little Women
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19 hours ago, lorddemaxus said:
Barbie is not winning lol. Pretty much the only above the line its likely to win is supporting actor (and even then, against really strong competition). Pretty unlikely to get a BP win with just that. Would probably put in the top 5 though
It can easily win Screenplay?
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January 2nd: I Wanna Dance With Somebody (2022)
January 5th: Megan
January 7th: No Bears (2022)
January 13th: Plane
January 14th: Skinamarink
January 14th: House Party
January 20th: You People
January 24th: When You Finish Saving the World
January 25th: Pathaan (IMAX)
January 26th: Infinity Pool
January 29th: Fear
February 2nd: 80 For Brady
February 2nd: Knock At the Cabin (DOLBY)
February 9th: Barbie (test screening)
February 11th: Magic Mike's Last Dance (DOLBY)
February 13th: The Outwaters
February 16th: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (DOLBY)
February 23rd: Cocaine Bear
March 5th: Creed 3 (IMAX)
March 7th: Operation Fortune
March 9th: Scream 6 (3D)
March 11th: Champions
March 11th: 65
March 16th: Shazam: Fury of the Gods (DOLBY)
March 19th: Dungeons and Dragons
March 23rd: A Good Person
March 25th: John Wick: Chapter 4
March 29th: Air
April 3rd: Enys Men
April 3rd: A Thousand and One
April 5th: The Super Mario Brothers Movie
April 6th: The Five Devils
April 7th: Showing Up
April 7th: How To Blow Up A Pipeline
April 13th: Beau Is Afraid (IMAX)
April 15th: Renfield
April 15th: De Humani Corporis Fabrica
April 16th: Suzume (IMAX)
April 19th: Are You There God, It's Me Margaret
April 20th: Evil Dead Rise
April 24th: The Covenant
April 24th: Trenque Lauquen
April 25th: Somewhere in Queens
April 27th: Sisu (DOLBY)
May 1st: Polite Society
May 1st: Carmen
May 2nd: RMN
May 4th: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 (DOLBY)
May 5th: Love Again
May 10th: The Eight Mountains
May 10th: The Iron Claw (test screening)
May 11th: Hypnotic
May 12th: Blackberry
May 13th: Fool's Paradise
May 13th: The Starling Girl
May 17th: Maestro (test screening)
May 18th: Fast X (IMAX)
May 18th: Master Gardener
May 19th: Sanctuary
May 23rd: L'Immensita
May 23rd: Chile '76
May 25th: You Hurt My Feelings
May 25th: About My Father
May 28th: The Little Mermaid (3D)
June 1st: Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse (DOLBY)
June 1st: Past Lives
June 3rd: The Boogeyman
June 9th: Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (DOLBY)
June 14th: Blue Jean
June 15th: The Flash (IMAX)
June 15th: Asteroid City
June 16th: The Blackening
June 18th: Scarlet
June 18th: Elemental
June 24th: No Hard Feelings
June 29th: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (DOLBY)
July 1st: Joy Ride
July 7th: Insidious: The Red Door (AMC PRIME)
July 10th: TEST SCREENING
July 11th: Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One (IMAX)
July 14th: Theater Camp
July 15th: Afire
July 19th: Barbie (x2) (DOLBY)
July 21st: Oppenheimer (IMAX 70mm)
July 26th: Haunted Mansion (DOLBY)
July 27th: Circus Maximus
August 1st: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (DOLBY)
August 6th: Passages
August 7th: Shortcomings
August 17th: Blue Beetle
August 17th: Strays
August 21st: The First Slam Dunk
August 23rd: Our Body
August 24th: Winter Kills (re-release)
August 24th: Gran Turismo (DOLBY)
August 24th: Bottoms
August 28th: Sound of Freedom
September 3rd: The Equalizer 3
September 5th: Rocky Aur Rani
September 7th: Jawan (IMAX)
September 7th: The Nun 2 (DOLBY)
September 8th: Rotting in the Sun
September 9th: Haunting in Venice (IMAX)
September 13th: Dumb Money
September 21st: Barbie IMAX
September 21st: All of us Strangers (NYFF)
September 21st: Expendables 4 (DOLBY)
September 22nd: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
September 22nd: Strange Way of Life (NYFF)
September 22nd: The Zone of Interest (NYFF)
September 26th: The Sweet East (NYFF)
September 26th: The Taste of Things (NYFF)
September 28th: Stop Making Sense IMAX re-release
September 28th: It Lives Inside
September 28th: Saw X (DOLBY)
September 29th: May December (NYFF)
September 29th: Poor Things (NYFF)
September 30th: The Creator (IMAX)
October 2nd: La Chimera (NYFF)
October 2nd: Hit Man (NYFF)
October 2nd: Fair Play
October 3rd: Aggro Dr1ft (NYFF)
October 5th: Pictures of Ghosts (NYFF)
October 5th: Janet Planet (NYFF)
October 5th: The Exorcist: Believer
October 6th: Priscilla (NYFF)
October 7th: The Royal Hotel
October 7th: Foe
October 12th: She Came To Me
October 12th: Saltburn (screening)
October 13th: Ferrari (NYFF)
October 14th: Cat Person
October 15th: The Killer (NYFF)
October 17th: When Evil Lurks
October 19th: Killers of the Flower Moon (IMAX)
October 21st: The Persian Version
October 21st: Nyad
October 23rd: The Boy and the Heron (screening)
October 25th: Killers of the Flower Moon (x2) (DOLBY)
October 26th: The Holdovers
October 27th: Five Nights at Freddys
October 28th: Four Daughters
November 3rd: Rustin
November 4th: All Dirt Roads
November 4th: American Fiction (screening)
November 7th: What Happens Next
November 10th: The Marvels (IMAX)
November 10th: Dream Scenario
November 11th: Perfect Days
November 13th: Orlando My Political Biography
November 16th: Next Goal Wins
November 16th: Thanksgiving
November 17th: The Color Purple (screening)
November 18th: Fallen Leaves
November 21st: Napoelon (IMAX)
November 22nd: Monster
November 24th: Wish
November 28th: TEST SCREENING
November 29th: Godzilla Minus One (DOLBY)
November 30th: Silent Night
December 1st: Eileen
December 6th: Boys in the Boat (screening)
December 7th: The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbird and Snakes
December 7th: Origin
December 8th: The End We Start From
December 9th: Anselm (3D)
December 14th: Wonka
December 15th: Rebel Moon- Part One (70mm)
December 21st: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (IMAX)
December 25th: Anyone But You
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Anyone But You was cute.
If it was released in 2011, it would have grossed like 60-70million. Now it'll be lucky to finish half lol
Nice to see movie stars do movie star things again
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January 2nd: I Wanna Dance With Somebody (2022)
January 5th: Megan
January 7th: No Bears (2022)
January 13th: Plane
January 14th: Skinamarink
January 14th: House Party
January 20th: You People
January 24th: When You Finish Saving the World
January 25th: Pathaan (IMAX)
January 26th: Infinity Pool
January 29th: Fear
February 2nd: 80 For Brady
February 2nd: Knock At the Cabin (DOLBY)
February 9th: Barbie (test screening)
February 11th: Magic Mike's Last Dance (DOLBY)
February 13th: The Outwaters
February 16th: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (DOLBY)
February 23rd: Cocaine Bear
March 5th: Creed 3 (IMAX)
March 7th: Operation Fortune
March 9th: Scream 6 (3D)
March 11th: Champions
March 11th: 65
March 16th: Shazam: Fury of the Gods (DOLBY)
March 19th: Dungeons and Dragons
March 23rd: A Good Person
March 25th: John Wick: Chapter 4
March 29th: Air
April 3rd: Enys Men
April 3rd: A Thousand and One
April 5th: The Super Mario Brothers Movie
April 6th: The Five Devils
April 7th: Showing Up
April 7th: How To Blow Up A Pipeline
April 13th: Beau Is Afraid (IMAX)
April 15th: Renfield
April 15th: De Humani Corporis Fabrica
April 16th: Suzume (IMAX)
April 19th: Are You There God, It's Me Margaret
April 20th: Evil Dead Rise
April 24th: The Covenant
April 24th: Trenque Lauquen
April 25th: Somewhere in Queens
April 27th: Sisu (DOLBY)
May 1st: Polite Society
May 1st: Carmen
May 2nd: RMN
May 4th: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 (DOLBY)
May 5th: Love Again
May 10th: The Eight Mountains
May 10th: The Iron Claw (test screening)
May 11th: Hypnotic
May 12th: Blackberry
May 13th: Fool's Paradise
May 13th: The Starling Girl
May 17th: Maestro (test screening)
May 18th: Fast X (IMAX)
May 18th: Master Gardener
May 19th: Sanctuary
May 23rd: L'Immensita
May 23rd: Chile '76
May 25th: You Hurt My Feelings
May 25th: About My Father
May 28th: The Little Mermaid (3D)
June 1st: Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse (DOLBY)
June 1st: Past Lives
June 3rd: The Boogeyman
June 9th: Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (DOLBY)
June 14th: Blue Jean
June 15th: The Flash (IMAX)
June 15th: Asteroid City
June 16th: The Blackening
June 18th: Scarlet
June 18th: Elemental
June 24th: No Hard Feelings
June 29th: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (DOLBY)
July 1st: Joy Ride
July 7th: Insidious: The Red Door (AMC PRIME)
July 10th: TEST SCREENING
July 11th: Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One (IMAX)
July 14th: Theater Camp
July 15th: Afire
July 19th: Barbie (x2) (DOLBY)
July 21st: Oppenheimer (IMAX 70mm)
July 26th: Haunted Mansion (DOLBY)
July 27th: Circus Maximus
August 1st: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (DOLBY)
August 6th: Passages
August 7th: Shortcomings
August 17th: Blue Beetle
August 17th: Strays
August 21st: The First Slam Dunk
August 23rd: Our Body
August 24th: Winter Kills (re-release)
August 24th: Gran Turismo (DOLBY)
August 24th: Bottoms
August 28th: Sound of Freedom
September 3rd: The Equalizer 3
September 5th: Rocky Aur Rani
September 7th: Jawan (IMAX)
September 7th: The Nun 2 (DOLBY)
September 8th: Rotting in the Sun
September 9th: Haunting in Venice (IMAX)
September 13th: Dumb Money
September 21st: Barbie IMAX
September 21st: All of us Strangers (NYFF)
September 21st: Expendables 4 (DOLBY)
September 22nd: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar
September 22nd: Strange Way of Life (NYFF)
September 22nd: The Zone of Interest (NYFF)
September 26th: The Sweet East (NYFF)
September 26th: The Taste of Things (NYFF)
September 28th: Stop Making Sense IMAX re-release
September 28th: It Lives Inside
September 28th: Saw X (DOLBY)
September 29th: May December (NYFF)
September 29th: Poor Things (NYFF)
September 30th: The Creator (IMAX)
October 2nd: La Chimera (NYFF)
October 2nd: Hit Man (NYFF)
October 2nd: Fair Play
October 3rd: Aggro Dr1ft (NYFF)
October 5th: Pictures of Ghosts (NYFF)
October 5th: Janet Planet (NYFF)
October 5th: The Exorcist: Believer
October 6th: Priscilla (NYFF)
October 7th: The Royal Hotel
October 7th: Foe
October 12th: She Came To Me
October 12th: Saltburn (screening)
October 13th: Ferrari (NYFF)
October 14th: Cat Person
October 15th: The Killer (NYFF)
October 17th: When Evil Lurks
October 19th: Killers of the Flower Moon (IMAX)
October 21st: The Persian Version
October 21st: Nyad
October 23rd: The Boy and the Heron (screening)
October 25th: Killers of the Flower Moon (x2) (DOLBY)
October 26th: The Holdovers
October 27th: Five Nights at Freddys
October 28th: Four Daughters
November 3rd: Rustin
November 4th: All Dirt Roads
November 4th: American Fiction (screening)
November 7th: What Happens Next
November 10th: The Marvels (IMAX)
November 10th: Dream Scenario
November 11th: Perfect Days
November 13th: Orlando My Political Biography
November 16th: Next Goal Wins
November 16th: Thanksgiving
November 17th: The Color Purple (screening)
November 18th: Fallen Leaves
November 21st: Napoelon (IMAX)
November 22nd: Monster
November 24th: Wish
November 28th: TEST SCREENING
November 29th: Godzilla Minus One (DOLBY)
November 30th: Silent Night
December 1st: Eileen
December 6th: Boys in the Boat (screening)
December 7th: The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbird and Snakes
December 7th: Origin
December 8th: The End We Start From
December 9th: Anselm (3D)
December 14th: Wonka
December 15th: Rebel Moon- Part One (70mm)
December 21st: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (IMAX)
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JANUARY 2: Migration (2023)- 3D
JANUARY 2: The Teacher's Lounge (2023)
JANUARY 4: Good Grief (2023)
JANUARY 4: Night Swim
JANUARY 11: Totem (2023)
JANUARY 11: The Beekeeper
JANUARY 11: Mean Girls
JANUARY 12: The Book of Clarence
JANUARY 18: Founders Day
JANUARY 19: One From the Heart reissue
JANUARY 19: ISS
JANUARY 30: Sometimes I Think About Dying
JANUARY 31: Miller's Girl
FEBRUARY 1: Argylle
FEBRUARY 2: Suncoast
FEBRUARY 6: She is Conann
FEBRUARY 8: Lisa Frankenstein
FEBRUARY 14: Madame Web (IMAX)
FEBRUARY 14: Bob Marley: One Love (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 22: Spaceman
FEBRUARY 23: Tenet reissue (IMAX 70mm)
FEBRUARY 26: Drugstore June
FEBRUARY 29: Dune- Part Two (DOLBY)
FEBRUARY 29: Problemista
MARCH 7: Love Lies Bleeding
MARCH 13: Imaginary
MARCH 21: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (IMAX)
MARCH 21: Late Night With the Devil
MARCH 21: Immaculate
MARCH 28: Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire
MARCH 30: Asphalt City
APRIL 2: Wicked Little Letters
APRIL 5: The Beast
APRIL 5: The First Omen
APRIL 6: Monkey Man
APRIL 6: The People's Joker
APRIL 12: Civil War (DOLBY)
APRIL 16: Chicken For Linda
APRIL 16: Sasquatch Sunset
APRIL 18: Abigail (DOLBY)
APRIL 19: Stress Positions
TOTAL: 41