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Newbev201706 FRONT General Admission: $8.00 Seniors / Children: $6.00 June 2017 Kiddee Matinees: $6.00 NEW Schedule: (323) 938-4038 BEVERLY cinema 7165 BEVERLY BLVD. THENEWBEV.COM ONE BLOCK WEST OF LA BREA, LOS ANGELES FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER! May 31 & June 1 Directed by Robert Zemeckis June 2 & 3 Directed by George Miller June 2017 Join us in June as the New Bev celebrates the work of director Jerry Schatzberg and continues to spotlight some of our favorite comedy directors while we also begin our SCI-FI SUMMER June 4 & 5 Jerry Schatzberg Film Festival June 6 June 7 & 8 Directed by John Landis June 9 & 10 NEW 35 PRINT!MM June 11 & 12 Jerry Schatzberg Film Festival June 13 IB Tech Print June 14 June 15 June 16 & 17 Directed by Paul Verhoeven Special Advance Screening Directed by Penny Marshall COLIN FARRELL NICOLE KIDMAN KIRSTEN DUNST ELLE FANNING PLUS! ALAN ALDA BARBARA HARRIS MERYL STREEP Original 1971 Version June 18 & 19 June 20 June 21 & 22 Jerry Schatzberg Film Festival June 23 & 24 STOCKARD CHANNING DANDY Directed by Henry Hathaway THE ALL-AMERICAN GIRL June 25 & 26 Directed by Michael Ritchie June 27 June 28 & 29 June 30 & July 1 JAMES LOUIS BRUCE BRIAN DE PALMA’S BRUCE DERN MELANIE GRIFFITH WOODS GOSSETT, JR. DERN Star Wars Rip-Offs H E G A R T A H H Directed by Peter Hyams E A R M FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY AND INCEPTION “SMILE” All programs presented on 35mm fi lm! (unless noted as 16mm) All paired fi lms are double features - ticket admits you to both! Schedule subject to change Friday • June 2 FRIDAYS AT MIDNIGHT Friday • June 16 MICHAEL PARKS as Earl McGraw (1996) [108 min.] (2007) [113 min.] Directed by Robert Rodriguez Written and Directed by Quentin Tarantino Friday • June 9 Friday • June 23 KILL BILL 7165 BEVERLY BLVD. THENEWBEV.COMVOLUME 2 (2007) [105 min.] (2004) [137 min.] Written and Directed by Robert Rodriguez (April 24, 1940 – May 9, 2017) Written and Directed by Quentin Tarantino New Beverly Midnights “Kiddee Matinees” on Saturday and Sunday at 2:00pm All tickets $8 • No discounts or passes for midnight shows All tickets $6 • Free kid-size popcorn for children 12 and under! Saturday • June 3 June 3 & 4 at 2:00pm A Boy and His Dog (1975) [93 min.] Flash Gordon: Rocket Ship (1936) [68 min.] Directed by L.Q. Jones Directed by Frederick Stephani Set in the not-too-distant future following the ravages of An action-packed sci-fi spectacular condensed from Universal’s World War IV, this is a kinky, darkly comic cult classic based blockbuster 13 chapter Flash Gordon serial featuring superstar FLASH GORDON on the writings of iconic speculative fi ction author Harlan Buster Crabbe! There’s a whirlwind of cliffhanger climaxes, Ellison. A young man (Don Johnson) and his talkative, telepathic brawling battles, daring stunts and nail-biting set pieces, as our dog toil in the post-nuke wasteland, scavenging for food and sex hero Flash and his faithful sidekicks Dale Arden (Jean Rogers) while battling ruthless raiders, androids & mutants. When the and Dr. Zarkov (Frank Shannon) are in perpetual jeopardy while dynamic duo are lured to a strange underground city, our hero traversing planet Mongo and facing off in a fi ght for survival will have to learn that a dog might be his best, and only, friend. against dictator Ming the Merciless (Charles B. Middleton). Saturday • June 10 June 10 & 11 at 2:00pm The Omega Man (1971) [98 min.] The Black Hole (1979) [98 min.] Directed by Boris Sagal Directed by Gary Nelson In this tensely thrilling adaptation of Richard Matheson’s A journey that begins where everything ends! A research vessel classic sci-fi novel I Am Legend, Charlton Heston stars as an nearing the end of a mission to deep space discovers a long-lost army doctor whose experimental vaccine has rendered him ship dangerously stationed on the edge of a black hole, and tries immune to the biological warfare that obliterated humanity. to investigate the secrets of its strange commander and his Between fi ghting off a horde of mutated, black-robed ghouls mechanical crew. The fi rst PG rated production from Disney, and their post-apocalyptic cult leader (Anthony Zerbe), he the fi lm dazzles young viewers with cool gizmos, gadgets and discovers an uninfected survivor (Rosalind Cash) and races robots while pulling in adults with a poetic tale of the mysteries against time to replicate his cure and save the future of mankind. of the universe plus an all-star cast and a score by John Barry. Lon Chaney Jr. Bela Lugosi Saturday • June 17 June 17 & 18 at 2:00pm The Girl From Starship Venus (1975) [81 min.] Buck Rogers: Planet Outlaws (1939) [69 min.] Directed by Ford Beebe and Saul A. Goodkind Written and Directed by Derek Ford Blast off with this thrill-a-minute feature fi lm condensation of In this softcore sci-fi satire, a Venusian spacecraft lands a classic serial from Universal Studios. The cliffhanger action in London and its alien visitor transforms into a beautifully hurtles along at breakneck speed as Buck (Buster Crabbe) and his buxom human female, resulting in a swinging string of hilariously sidekick Buddy survive a blimp crash at the North Pole in 1938, sexy encounters in porn shops, massage parlors and strip joints release a gas to put themselves into suspended animation, and in a campy quest to investigate the inhabitants of our strange wake up 500 years in the future to fi nd a ruthless racketeer has planet. German cheesecake model Monika Ringwald stars, taken over the Earth with his army of mobsters. Buck and Buddy drawing big laughs from deadpan comedy in a fi lm that Quentin will have to team with newfound friends to mount an ever SEE THE ORIGINAL Tarantino calls one of the top twenty grindhouse classics! growing resistance movement if they’re going to save the day. BUCK ROGERS Saturday • June 24 June 24 & 25 at 2:00pm Barbarella (1968) [98 min.] Flash Gordon (1980) [111 min.] Directed by Roger Vadim Directed by Mike Hodges Alex Raymond’s timeless comic strip blasts to life in this Blast off with a candy-colored, sexily surreal camp classic from wildly entertaining sci-fi adventure, a candy-colored cult producer Dino De Laurentiis and director Roger Vadim! Wearing confection of out-of-this-world special effects, wild costumes go-go boots, a space bikini and not much else, Jane Fonda is and interstellar design with legendary rock heroes Queen Barbarella, an astronaut from the 41st century tasked with providing some of the greatest tunes ever committed to travelling the galaxy in search of scientist Durand Durand - celluloid. When our hero is unwittingly rocketed off Earth towards bouncing from one exotic planet, dangerous scenario and sexual planet Mongo, he must face cruel ruler Ming the Merciless, situation to the next, encountering a blind angel (John Phillip Law), fi ght a prince, ride a rocket cycle and team up with bearded a resistance leader (David Hemmings), and more along the way. hawkmen to get the girl, redeem himself and rescue mankind. May 31 & June 1 I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978).......................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 June 15 Jumpin’ Jack Flash (1986)......................................................Thu: 7:30 Used Cars (1980).............................................................Wed/Thu: 9:40 Big (1988).................................................................................Thu: 9:45 June 2 & 3 The Road Warrior (1981)..........................................Fri: 7:00 • Sat: 7:00 June 16 & 17 RoboCop (1987).......................................................Fri: 6:30 • Sat: 6:30 Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)....................................Fri: 9:05 • Sat: 9:05 Starship Troopers (1997).........................................Fri: 8:45 • Sat: 8:45 June 4 & 5 The Panic in Needle Park (1971).........................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 June 18 & 19 Shoot Out (1971)..................................................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 Scarecrow (1973).................................................Sun: 8:50 • Mon: 9:50 Showdown (1973)................................................Sun: 8:35 • Mon: 9:35 June 6 Scream for Help (1984)............................................................Tue: 7:30 June 20 Damnation Alley (1977)............................................................Tue: 7:30 The Stepfather (1987)...............................................................Tue: 9:30 Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)................................................Tue: 9:30 Lisa (1989)..............................................................................Tue: 11:15 June 21 & 22 No Small Affair (1984).....................................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 June 7 & 8 The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)...................................Wed/Thu: 7:30 Dandy, the All-American Girl (1976)...............................Wed/Thu: 9:40 Animal House (1978).......................................................Wed/Thu: 9:25 June 23 & 24 X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (1963)..................Fri: 7:30 • Sat: 7:30 June 9 & 10 Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979).......................Fri: 7:00 • Sat: 7:00 The Man with Two Brains (1983).............................Fri: 9:20 • Sat: 9:20 The Black Hole (1979).............................................Fri: 9:40 • Sat: 9:40 June 25 & 26 Smile (1975).........................................................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 June 11 & 12 Honeysuckle Rose (1980)....................................Sun: 6:30 • Mon: 7:30 Diggstown (1992).................................................Sun: 8:55 • Mon: 9:55 The Seduction
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