We're open for the Weekends

Next weekend August 7 - 9

    School of Rock      Crocodile Dundee

Double bill at one price .. $7 /person --  Sunday at 2 & 4:00 pm

Concession is open from 7:00pm until midnight

August 7 - 9

Friday and Saturday playing at 7:30pm

Sunday playing at 2:00pm

School of Rock

Genre: Comedy

Dircetor: Richard Linklater

Starring: Jack Black, Joan Cusack, Mike White, Sarah Silverman

Running Time: 116 min

Rating: PG-13

Release Date: October 2003

The world's least-employable heavy metal guitarist is entrusted with the minds of upstate New York's best and brightest in this fish-out-of-water comedy. Jack Black plays Dewey Finn, axe-bearer for a fitfully successful bar band determined to win a regional battle-of-the-bands competition. There's only one thing standing in their way: the self-indulgent solos and crowd-diving antics of their "embarrassing" lead guitarist. When his band votes him out in favor of a would-be rock god, Dewey has to make the rent somehow, and after intercepting a call for his substitute-teacher roomie Ned (Mike White), the pot-bellied slacker finds himself in front of a class of elite elementary school students. At a loss for a lesson plan, Dewey takes offense at the pre-teen prodigies' staid musical regimen and makes it his goal to preach them the gospel of The Who, Led Zeppelin, and AC/DC -- with the ulterior motive of getting them to compete against his former band for a cash prize.

Friday and Saturday playing at 9:35pm

Sunday playing at 4:00pm

Crocodile Dundee

Genre: Classics, Comedy, WesternAction & Adventure, Comedy

Dircetor: Peter Faiman

Cast: Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Mark Blum, David Gulpilil, Michael Lombard, John Meillon

Running Time: 97 minutes

Rating: PG-13

Release Date: September 1986

Accustomed to a simple life in the Australian Outback, a legendary crocodile hunter has trouble adjusting to his new surroundings when an American journalist brings him to New York City. This Australian comedy delivers exactly what one would expect: plenty of fish-out-of-water gags about the hunter's reactions to the absurdity of modern urban life. Though he initially seems rather naive, Paul Hogan's "Crocodile" Dundee soon demonstrates that his natural ways are rather quite well-suited to city life, proving himself equally adept at defeating muggers and charming members of high society. Along the way, as one might expect, a romance develops between the rugged hunter and the hardened journalist, who finds herself enchanted by his down-to-earth behavior. The story is not particularly original, but the film's good-natured humor proved extremely palatable to audiences, as indicated by its worldwide box office success.