Thursday Club Cinema: six movies for winter nights at the Alabama
By Wade Kwon
They’re with the band: Kate Hudson and Patrick Fugit star
in the 2000 coming-of-age film, “Almost Famous.”
It’s part of the 2012 Thursday Club Cinema lineup.
Black and White’s Thursday Club Cinema series last graced the screen at the Alabama Theatre 12 years ago. At the turn of the millenium, before Blu-Ray, or Netflix, or Hulu, or iPads and Redbox.
The weekly series returns tonight with a six pack of films all made around the previous 1998-2000 run.
(Note: Links below are affiliate links.)
- Tonight: “The Big Lebowski” [Amazon | iTunes]
- Jan. 19: “Donnie Darko” [Amazon | iTunes]
- Jan. 26: “Rushmore” [Amazon]
- Feb. 2: “Best in Show” [Amazon | iTunes]
- Feb. 9: “Almost Famous” (director Cameron Crowe’s “bootleg cut”) [Amazon | iTunes]
- Feb. 16: “The Limey” [Amazon | iTunes]
Tickets are $9 online or at the door. The movies start at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Alabama Theatre, 1817 Third Ave. N., downtown [map].
For more information, visit the Black and White page or email thursdayclubcinema@readbw.com.
- Thursday Club Cinema on Facebook
Video: “Tiny Dancer” sing-along, in a scene from
“Almost Famous”
Video: At the movies with Frank the rabbit,
in a scene from “Donnie Darko”
Video: Jane Lynch and Jennifer Coolidge discuss family dynamics,
in a scene from “Best in Show”
