This Week
In Paul Verhouven’s gung-hu war satire, Johnny Rico’s military career progresses from recruit to officer against the backdrop of an interstellar battle between mankind and "the Bugs". Starship Troopers is packed with killer effect work, using a seamless combination of practical and computer effects that still look incredible today.
Friday, July 31 - 7:00
Monday, Aug 3 - 4:15
Thursday, Aug 6 - 7:00
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A fleet of Martian spacecraft descend, and humanity waits to see if they have, in fact, "come in peace." But when a peaceful exchange ends with the total annihilation of Congress, military men call for full-scale nuclear retaliation. Made in the early days of CG, Mars Attacks may look a little dated, but in a testament to great artistry those technical limitations never pull you out of Tim Burton’s wild (and extremely 90’s) Sci-fi spoof.
Friday, July 31 - 9:45
Monday, Aug 3 - 7:00
Thursday, Aug 6 - 4:30
A Weeklong
Series
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Sat, Aug 1 - 4:30
Sunday, Aug 2 - 9:25
In an alternate present-day version of Oakland, black telemarketer Cassius Green discovers the key to professional success. We’re not going to tell you just why Boots Riley’s telemarketing comedy needed the skills of a celebrated effect house. Just trust us and enjoy the ride.
Saturday, Aug 1 - 7:00
Tuesday, Aug 4 - 4:30
Wednesday, Aug 5 - 7:00
A Weeklong
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Val McKee and Earl Bassett are in a fight for their lives when they discover that their desolate town has been infested with gigantic creatures that live below the ground. Tremors is the first film out of Amalgamated Dynamics, and it made for one hell of a calling card. The man-eating Graboids look incredible as the hunt the bevy of top-notch character actor’s that make this horror-comedy one of our favorites.
Saturday, Aug 1 - 9:30
Sunday, Aug 2 - 2:50
Tuesday, Aug 4 - 7:00
A Weeklong
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After the daughter of Wang Wei (Xie Miao) is kidnapped and he receives no help from the corrupt police, Wei sets out to find her himself. His only ally is Navin (Joe Taslim) - a relentless journalist whose wife has mysteriously disappeared.
“Absolutely unrelenting and bone-crunching… as brutal as it is balletic, and yet there’s an inventiveness and playfulness to it” theVerge.com
“A truly bonkers showcase of incredible stunt and fight choreography” rogerebert.com
