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Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry
R 140 min.
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Forget the details, relish the intimacy of this music documentary
Chaos Walking
PG-13 108 min.
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Interstellar YA adaptation brings a new gender twist to the formula
Mandabi
NR 90 min.
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Seminal Senegalese social satire from the father of African film, remastered
Raya and the Last Dragon
PG 114 min.
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Disney's new Southeast Asian fantasy is a landmark, but loses its way
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run
PG 91 min.
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Back to Bikini Bottom for another laugh-filled roadtrip
First-Run Movies
Atlantis
NR 106 min.
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Ukrainian post-war drama finds a nation dealing with and healing from PTSD
Bill & Ted Face the Music
PG-13 88 min.
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Can we all finally just be excellent to each other?
Blithe Spirit
NR 95 min.
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Mirthless rewrite of Coward's classic can't raise a smile, never mind a ghost
Judas and the Black Messiah
R 126 min.
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The revolutionary power of Fred Hampton reignited in this powerful story
The Little Things
NR 127 min.
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Washington, Malek, and Leto never mesh in this uneven police procedural
Minari
PG-13 115 min.
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Sublime and soulful drama about immigration, family and farming in 1980s Arkansas
Monster Hunter
PG-13 103 min.
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The beast-slaying game gets the Paul W.S. Anderson treatment
News of the World
PG-13 118 min.
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Tom Hanks evokes one of his most celebrated roles in this tragic Western
17 Blocks
NR 96 min.
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Incredible home-footage documentary blows shows that no one is voiceless
Wonder Woman 1984
PG-13 151 min.
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Diana Prince stars in an all-new episode of I Love the ’80s
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Violet Crown RSVP Cinema
After nearly a year of closure due to the pandemic, Violet Crown is ready to reopen with RSVP Cinema. You choose the film and rent the theatre for $50-100, then you'll get a ticket page for your guests. Bring-your-own-movie tickets are $5, Jukebox Cinema (curated classics) are $10, and new releases are $15. Food and beverage offerings are delivered to your own theatre for a truly VIP experience.Opening Fri., March 5 -
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Happy Death Day (2017)
Sun., March 7, 9:40pm -
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How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
Sun., March 7, 6:55pm -
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The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)
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The Coming to America Drive-In Experience (1988)
Celebrate Amazon's release of Coming 2 America by watching the original at the Blue Starlite. On March 3, thanks to Amazon as well as the in-house chef, you will get a free McDowell's burger. And there'll be a giveaway at each screening for a free viewing code to watch Coming 2 America on Amazon Prime.Through March 13. $27.50. -
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The Croods: A New Age (2020)
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SPACES
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Leona (2021)
The story of Ariela, a young Jewish woman from Mexico City who finds herself torn between her family and her forbidden love. Tickets include a director Q&A on March 14.Film available March 6-14; Q&A Sun., March 14Online: www.austinjff.org
BULLOCK MUSEUM IMAX
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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.Sun., March 7, 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.Sun., March 7, 12pm
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OUTsider Festival
Transmedia LGBTQ+ fest OUTsider has tons of virtual fun in store for the weekend, featuring outside-the-box film, art, music, and more. Rescheduled from Feb. 19-21.March 5-7.
