The Ten Commandments in theaters (1 Viewer)

[steve jaros]

My wife and I saw the 10 Commandments when it played last April. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing this iconic film on a big theater screeen! The hours flew right by!

 

[Michael Elliott]

I watched HOW THE WEST WAS WON a few weeks back. I hadn't seen the film since I was probably around 15 so I didn't remember too much of it but getting to see it on a giant screen was remarkable. All those famous faces in one movie is just something missing today.

 

[steve jaros]

IMO, the quality of Cinemark's "classics" series has gone way up the past year. Recently, we've been getting the real deal, like Ben-Hur, Vertigo, Wizard of Oz, and All About Eve. I'm looking forward to seeing Breakfast at Tiffany's today! In previous years, the selection was more spotty.


Don't get me wrong, a film doesn't have to be 50+ years old to be a "classic". I can buy that label when applied to films like Pulp Fiction, American Graffitti, and Animal House. Those films had big cultural and artistic impact. But before 2014 we were getting stuff like "Dirty Dancing", "Back to the Future" and "Ferris Bueller". Those stretch the concept too far, LOL.

 

[Wayne_j]

Unfortunately Regal seems to have completely drop the series.

 

[Vic Pardo]

I watched HOW THE WEST WAS WON a few weeks back. I hadn't seen the film since I was probably around 15 so I didn't remember too much of it but getting to see it on a giant screen was remarkable. All those famous faces in one movie is just something missing today.

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