Religulous is Now Playing in Two Movie Theaters

Larry CharlesReligulous is scheduled to hit theaters in October. But did you know that the Bill Maher documentary is already playing in a couple theaters right now? In order to meet the Academy’s rule #12 which states that a “a documentary feature must complete both a seven-day commercial run in a theater in Los Angeles County, and a seven-day commercial run in a theater in the borough of Manhattan between September 1, 2007 and August 31, 2008″ to be considered for the Best Documentary Oscar.

So right now the film is playing twice daily at Laemmle’s Claremont 5 in Claremont, CA and the Creative Entertainment Coliseum Quad on 181st Street in New York City. So if you’re near either city, you might want to buy a ticket. I’m sure it will only be a matter of days before some LA and New York journalists buy a ticket and file a review online. I will be seeing the film in a couple weeks at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival.

via: Jeff Wells

  • Hey, you're coming to Toronto!
  • Windmillninja
    Because Bill Maher wants, nay, NEEDS your attention.
  • Ghost
    Sweet Claremont 5 here I come!
  • Eric
    HOLY CRAP!! 181st street? WTF?
  • I really believe that this will be one of the must see movies of the year!
  • Jim
    I thought this movie played toronto last year.

    http://www.tiff07.ca/filmsandschedules/filmdeta...
  • Jo Z
    Fantastic movie for infidels like me, and I hope, for a few people who are somewhat on the fence about religion. Like the atheist books that have been best sellers the past few years (by Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, and more), this movie breaks through the nearly universal taboo against questioning (and in this case, mocking) religious beliefs. It may not convince many believers, but at least it takes away a chink of respectability from religion and makes it a little easier for people like me to say out loud what we don't believe, and why.

    Maher is very courageous for making this film. He'll probably get death threats from all corners of the religious globe. If I were Maher, I'd never feel safe again. Which only goes to prove his point.
  • Chris
    It is one thing to stand on the sidelines and curse God, but to mass produce a movie designed to blaspheme His name- - - that is just plain stupid.
  • Vonne
    Praying for you
  • Millisecond
    Can mass amounts of people believe in something that's not true? Absolutely. See the movie. Lots of excellent points and questions raised....
  • Ton loc
    Bill Maher, while he may be a little harsh at times, is one of the few people left on this planet that actually uses his brain the way its intended. To critically dissect the information that is placed before it... the nuclear threat on our world is not an intended result of god but a result of the infinite religious fanatics who refuse to think logically about our universe. Have fun in your non existence, the afterlife is a fraud.
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