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Werewolves Within
R 97 min.
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Howlingly hilarious lycanthrope comedy is a shaggy whodunnit
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F9: The Fast Saga
PG-13 145 min.
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Script? We don't need no stinking script in the Toretto crew's latest
My Heart Can't Beat Unless You Tell It To
R 89 min.
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Modern vampire horror crumbles to reveal a tragedy of codependence
First-Run Movies
All Light, Everywhere
NR 105 min.
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Chilling and insightful look at the birth of our surveillance culture
Gaia
R 96 min.
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The moldering earth has had enough with humanity in this South African ecohorror
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard
R 100 min.
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Ryan Reynolds adds a new client but no extra fun
The House Next Door: Meet the Blacks 2
R 97 min.
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Horror comedy sequel tries to bite into new laughs
In the Heights
PG-13 143 min.
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An explosion of dance and song in this vibrant stage-to-screen adaptation
Minari
PG-13 115 min.
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Sublime and soulful drama about immigration, family and farming in 1980s Arkansas
Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway
PG 85 min.
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Meta ain't betta in this unlovable, self-referential sequel
A Quiet Place Part II
PG-13 97 min.
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Creature feature is like great DLC rather than a sequel
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It
PG-13 90 min.
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After 70 years of being someone else, the screen legend gets to be herself
The Sparks Brothers
NR 140 min.
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Edgar Wright reveals the wonderful, mysterious Mael brothers
Spirit Untamed
PG 87 min.
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Soft reboot of the Netflix animated horse show never gets out of the gate
Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
NR 86 min.
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The titans of literature and their complex bond
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"Shipwrecked" (2014)
Experience the story of La Belle, a ship in French explorer La Salle's 1684 North American colonial expedition, as seen through the eyes of young Pierre Talon, a real-life passenger on the voyage.Fri., June 25, 12:30pm -
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"The Star of Destiny" (2020)
Feel the seats shake as a gusher explodes from an East Texas oil derrick. Experience the takeoff of Saturn V as if you were seated at Mission Control at the LBJ Space Center in Houston. Sound and sensory effects help make the film a truly memorable experience for all ages.Fri., June 25, 10:30am, 2:30pm -
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Clue (1985)
The special menu for these Dinner Theatre screenings includes items inspired by quotes from the film, like the Col. Mustard: mac & cheese topped with chili, grilled onions, sausage, and melted cheddar ("That's what we call overkill").Fri., June 25, 9:15pm -
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Community: The Greendale Human Beings
A selection of episodes from the cult fave sitcom about a community college study group.Fri., June 25, 9:05pm -
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Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)
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Jurassic Park (1993)
Fri., June 25, 8:50pm -
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Mean Girls (2004)
Adult PJ Party: Throw on some comfy or stylin' jam-jams and come hungry for the special munchies menu. Read a full review of Mean Girls.Fri., June 25, 8pm -
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Road House (1989)
Staff Pick: Swayze plays the ultimate ass-kicking bouncer hired to tame a rowdy small-town bar, who finds love and more than a little trouble in the process.Fri., June 25, 8:40pm, 11pm -
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Autonomies (2021)
Austin Jewish Film Festival provides access to this limited dystopian thriller series.Through July 4Online: www.austinjff.org -
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Fire in the Mountains (2020)
Indie Meme presents a virtual screening of Singh's debut, which premiered at Sundance to critical acclaim. The drama follows a mother's endeavor to build a road to take her son, who has limited mobility, to therapy, and her husband's sabotage of her plans.Fri.-Sun., June 25-27Online: indiememe.org -
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Moonstruck at COTA
Austin's newest drive-in experience at the racetrack starts with a film that couldn't be more apropos: F9: The Fast Saga plays all weekend; doors at 7pm.Fri.-Sun., June 25-27, 9pm -
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Re-Visions of Abolition: From Critical Resistance to a New Way of Life (2021)
Communities of Color United and Grassroots Leadership are teaming up with ICE Fuera de Austin and Texas Harm Reduction Alliance to host this world premiere. The iconic 2011 doc has been revamped with additional footage and interviews to capture current action and momentum in Austin toward abolishing policing and reimagining public safety. The outdoor in-person event will be held at the Grassroots Leadership office, and there's a virtual screening option via Facebook Live.Fri., June 25, 7pm -
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The Return of Draw Egan (1916)
Hilarious jokes and cinematic rock music are part of a drive-In screening of the classic silent Western film. Featuring the music of Ennio Morricone, the show will be performed live by rock orchestra Montopolis. Funniest Person in Austin 2013, comedian Mac Blake, has rewritten the movie in the irreverent and absurdist style typical of his work with Master Pancake Theater. It's a ridiculous and rowdy good time.Fri., June 25, 9pm
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"Into America's Wild" (2020)
Laser IMAX 2D. From Oregon's stunning coast to the ancient canyons of the Southwest, from the wilds of Alaska to the Appalachian Trail, explore the scenic byways, ancient homelands, secret gems and hidden trails of America's great outdoors, and discover the human connection we all share with the secret wonders of nature.Fri., June 25, 2pm -
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"Turtle Odyssey"
Laser Imax 3D. Russell Crowe narrates this doc following the life cycle of an Australian green sea turtle named Bunji and her journey across the ocean.Fri., June 25, 12pm
