Quentin Tarantino's New Beverly Cinema Reopens On June 1
Quentin Tarantino's New Beverly Cinema reopening date has been set for June, more than a month after closing in response to the pandemic last March.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's New Beverly Cinema reopening date has been set for June, more than a month after closing in response to the pandemic last March.
Read MoreThe New Beverly reopening date has been announced, and Los Angeles will be getting an entire month of movies before 2018 is over.
Read MoreA new announcement from Quentin Tarantino's Los Angeles revival theater says that the New Beverly reopening will happen before the year is over.
Read MoreUPDATE: Tickets are now on sale for the Pulp Fiction/Professional double feature. Late summer left Los Angeles repertory fans scratching their heads as the long-running New Beverly Cinema abruptly closed for the month of September with the promise of renovations and new programming to come starting in October. As it turns out, Quentin Tarantino, who owns…
Read MoreThe Out of Print trailer and poster are finally out. It's a documentary about the New Beverly Cinema in LA and the importance of 35mm preservation.
Read MoreBoth Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz were born out of a basin of movie history. Each film is drenched in movie reference, be it visual or a line of dialogue, which adds a whole other layer of enjoyment on top of the individual stories. For the third film in The Cornetto Trilogy, writer/director…
Read MoreTuesday was the 20th anniversary of Reservoir Dogs, the directorial debut of one Quentin Tarantino. The film wasn't exactly a huge commercial success but what it did was kickstart the career of one of the most talented and revered men in cinema today. To celebrate, the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, CA held a special 20th anniversary,…
Read MoreTwo great movies honoring a fantastic filmmaker with proceeds going to charity, and you get a Mondo poster. It's hard to imagine something better than that. Debra Hill, one of the pre-eminent producers of the Eighties and Nineties, passed away in 2005. She left not only a legacy of great films (Escape from New York,…
Read MoreHere's some great news about two films centering on repertory theaters. Last year, we highlighted Morgan White's documentary called The Rep which uses the story of three friends who started a theater in Toronto to contextualize the state of the rep theaters today. Well that movie is now done, has a new trailer, poster and is being submitted to…
Read MoreNo matter where you live, you've likely heard of The New Beverly Cinema. It's a repertory house in Los Angeles, CA, partially owned by Quentin Tarantino, that has some of the best programming in the world: $8 double features, frequent Q&A, films programmed by famous filmmakers, Mondo events, you name it and the New Beverly has done…
Read MoreLast month, we tipped you off to an unusual project by director Edgar Wright. In his third round of programming for the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, California, Wright decided to make the theme "Movies Edgar Has Never Seen" -- and enlisted the help of famous filmmaker pals and fans alike to guide him…
Read MoreEdgar Wright's latest epic project has him partnering with Quentin Tarantino, Judd Apatow, Joss Whedon, Bill Hader, Guillermo Del Toro, Joe Dante, Greg Mottola, Harry Knowles, Rian Johnson and, probably, several of you. Like all of us, Wright has a bunch of classic and cult films he's never seen. Unlike all of us, he has…
Read MoreThere's something incredibly exciting about the phrase "anything is possible." Waiting for something that could be anything is an exercise for your imagination. That infinite possibility, coupled with wild speculation and prediction, is ninety percent of the fun of Mondo's Mystery Movies. Mondo, as you may know, is the ever-growing poster boutique associated with the…
Read MoreThe Mondo Mystery Movie is a simple concept. Blindly buy a ticket for a movie with the promise that not only will you see a cool movie, but you'll get a limited edition poster that will never be sold anywhere else. The catch is, you don't know what the movie or poster is until you…
Read MoreSomeone must have put in a cheat code because Scott Pilgrim vs. The World just got unlimited lives. Though you can watch Edgar Wright's awesome adaptation of Bryan Lee O'Malley's comic book anytime you want on Blu-ray, or cable for that matter, the film will now play on the big screen every single month at…
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino showed a combined version of Kill Bill at the Cannes Film Festival that became known as Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair.
Read MoreSunday March 27th was Quentin Tarantino's birthday and not only was he able to finally screen his combined opus, Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, at his theater in Los Angeles, the New Beverly, popular artist Tyler Stout made a special poster to commemorate the occasion. Mondo Tees quickly sold out at the theater but…
Read MoreIt's always been a dream of mine to attend the entire Sundance Film Festival and, last week, I was able to fulfill that dream. Leave it to Edgar Wright to simultaneously program one of the most amazing repertory programs in recent memory and make me reconsider what dreams are made of. The Wright Stuff II…
Read MoreThe New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles is one of those movie theaters that film fans must visit at some point in their life. Maybe it's not the prettiest theater in the world, but the tickets are cheap, the popcorn is cheap, and it regularly has some of the best, if not the best, repertory…
Read MoreThe New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles is a great place to see a movie. Not because it is the most comfortable theater or the most state of the art, but because it is operated and attended by people who really love movies. I've only been there a few times, but the experiences have been…
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