New Beverly Cinema

i was there last night great double bill.still there monday night and tuesday night too..

Armored car robbery was fucking badass!

Really curious about all the work on the sign.

Will be there tonight!

Whoops... make that Tuesday night.

I'm just a simple man, and maybe I'm alone on this, but when it comes to movies, I like movies with stories. Stories that make me care about who's ass it is and why it's farting.

just got back from this, totally forgot that scene in the film in Congress where the representative from South Carolina heckles the President...in 2505...yet that actually happened a few weeks ago...

The French (& silent) trailer is much better and less cheesy

I seem to remember one of the old Trilogy laserdiscs used to have a White trailer that made it look like some sort of fucking spy movie. Almost as shameless as the first-run US VHS box art for Red where they cropped Irène Jacob's iconic profile shot then airbrushed away her sweater and added somebody's bare shoulders to make it look like she's naked. Classy!

I'll be there!

I was there last night... Never seen "White" before, but loved it! And the ending of "Red" never fails to move one deeply. (Both prints were very good, especially "White," BTW!)

I knew it would only be a matter of time before this became a midnighter, good job New Beverly! Luckily I saw it twice in the theaters when it came out, I was so shocked the first time I had to go again the next day to be sure it was for real. Forget 500 years into the future it is about NOW. CAMACHO FOR PRESIDENT!!!

We'll be there.

i wish i was lucky enuff to be near to even have the thought of going to it!

Will be there for Basterds!

Put it on a triple-bill with Out 1 and Berlin Alexanderplatz. And if nobody sweeps all three, bring on the Fire & Brimstone.

Bleu is by far the most lyrical of the Trois Coleurs.

i respectfully disagree about blue being more lyrical. i feel the von den budenmayer (z preisner) recurring score hits one over the head a bit after the first dozen times. it does have the evocative paris location shots & lovely binoche going for it, which don't hurt. but it gets a bit ponderous (the clichy strip club) in the last reel, no? white ... Read Morehas the most chuckles, red ties it all into a pretty bow, with the most satisfying depiction of chance, coincidence, & opportunities lost .. & found, of the three (see dekalog & kk's other work for more interesting treatments of same). themes later criminally homogenized & ripped off in such fluffy dreck as 'sliding doors'.

I love this film and this trilogy!