Film Calendar

MIDNIGHTS
SERIES
MIDNIGHTS
May 6 & 7
May 13 & June 17
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
(George Miller, 2015, 120 mins, 35mm)
THE ROOM
(Tommy Wiseau, 2003, 99m, 35mm)
Friday & Saturday Midnight Screenings
June 3 & 4
June 10 & 11
THE FINAL GIRLS
(Todd Strauss-Schulson, 2015, 88 mins, DCP)
3 NINJAS
(Jon Turteltaub, 1992, 84 mins)
SILENT CINEMA
Classic silent films the way they were meant to be seen! Featuring
a live musical score on the famous Music Box organ by
Dennis Scott, Music Box House Organist.
DENNIS
SCOTT AT THE
MUSIC BOX
THEATRE
ORGAN!
May 14 & June 18
ROCKY HORROR
PICTURE SHOW
(Jim Sharman, 1975, 100m, 35mm)
June 24 & 25
TWIN PEAKS:
FIRE WALK WITH ME
(David Lynch, 1992, 135 mins, 35mm)
May 27 & 28
REPO MAN
(Alex Cox, 1984, 92 mins, 35mm)
Rare 35MM
Screening!
MAD MAX: FURY ROAD
(George Miller, 2015, 120 mins)
From George Miller, mastermind behind
the legendary “Mad Max” franchise, comes
a return to the world of the Road Warrior.
Haunted by his turbulent past, Max believes
the best way to live is to wander alone. Nevertheless, he becomes swept up with a group fleeing across
the Wasteland, led by an elite Imperator, Furiosa. Pursued by a vicious warlord and his gangs, Max must
survive in a high-octane chase across the desolate, deadly landscape. Winner of 6(!) Academy Awards,
with nominations for Best Picture and Best Director.
3 NINJAS
(Jon Turteltaub, 1992, 84 mins, 35MM)
**Saturday, June 11 screening will include a pre-party in the
Music Box Lounge, sponsored by Pipeworks Brewing Co!**
While their friends are spending the summer playing, three young
brothers—Rocky, Colt and Tum Tum—are learning the ways of the
ninja from their wise grandfather. As the boys’ FBI agent father closes in on capturing notorious arms
dealer and evil ninja-master Hugo Snyder, the balance of power shifts when Snyder kidnaps the brothers.
Suddenly, the boys are caught in the middle of an incredible adventure they never dreamed possible.
Surrounded by danger, they must rely on their wits, as well as the ancient ninja ways, to even the odds
and defeat the unscrupulous Snyder!
THE FINAL GIRLS
(Todd Strauss-Schulson, 2015, 88 mins, DCP)
When Max and her friends attend an anniversary screening of “Camp
Bloodbath,” the infamous ‘80s horror film that starred Max’s late
mother, they are mysteriously sucked into the silver screen. Trapped
inside the cult classic movie, they must team up with the fictional
and ill-fated camp counselors, including Max’s mom as the scream queen, to battle a machete-wielding
killer. With the body count rising in scene after iconic scene, who will be the final girls left standing and
live to escape this film?
SUNRISE: A SONG OF
TWO HUMANS
Directed by F.W. Murnau
1927, 94 mins, DCP
Wednesday, May 18 at 7:30pm
One of the most acclaimed silent films of all
times, F.W. Murnau’s heart-wrenching romance
SUNRISE was his first film in the United States.
George O’Brien is a married farmer tempted
away from his wife, Janet Gaynor, by a slatternly
woman from the city, who tries to convince
him to drown his wife. When the farmer’s
wife escapes her murderous husband, he has
a change of heart and must find his wife in the
big city to which she’s fled and bring her home.
Featuring the most adorable drunk pig you’ll
ever see on film!
Tol’able David
Directed by Henry King
1921, 99 Mins, 35MM
Saturday, June 11 at Noon
Young David Kinemon (Richard Barthelmess)
lives in a small West Virginia farming village and
wants to be taken seriously by those around
him—particularly by the pretty girl (Gladys
Hulette) who lives on a nearby farm. When
a family of hooligans led by Iscah Hatburn
(Walter P. Lewis) moves into town, David
watches as they wreak havoc. After David’s
father dies, David must summon his inner
strength and take it upon himself to stop the
fugitive Hatburn clan.
35 MM Print from the Museum of Modern Art
22 Music Box Theatre May-June 2016 Silent Cinema 23