The Amherst Cinema added time and temperature to their marquee. So even if you don't care about the avante-garde film offerings, still worth looking up.
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9 comments:
It's a great place!
"Slumdog Millionaire" and
"Throne of Blood"
sounds like a good double feature. What's a ticket go for?
$8.50 for adults, $7.50 for Students or Seniors. Although I'm not sure if you can do a double feature for that one price.
But if you donate $1 million, I'm sure you get a lifetime pass.
Sure beats going to the mall cinema, and it's in Amherst.
Doesn't beat Netflix and the comfort of your home!
Good photo, Larry, with the two movie titles. Wish I'd thought of it.
Yeah, I thought they were kind of interesting in a consonance and dissonances sort of way.
Also tried to plug the Chamber of Commerce and 250’th Anniversary Committee as well.
Cinemark is cheaper and I can fit in the seats (I'm only 6' but my knees touch the seat in front of me).
No problem, more seat choices for me.
Signed,
5'10"
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