movie theater

The night of our fifteenth trip to the movie theaters this summer, you asked me one of those questions you tend to ask. "What was it like for the people who went to the first movie theater?"

Given its heavy subject matter, “A Good Person” may not seem fit for the faint of heart. But for every graphic depiction of desperation and darkness, Braff surprises his audience with tasteful moments of humor and hope.

The last time I would ever be in Landmark’s Shattuck Cinemas was the first time I went to the movie theater alone.

It may seem silly to go to a movie theater in this age of streaming. Why spend time and money on a movie ticket when you could just watch Netflix in your room? The answer is, it can be a fun way to break up your routine. Here are some movies coming out this semester that should provide a nice distraction.

This summer, I decided it was time to check off a new box on my list of manic pixie dream girl jobs and apply to work at a movie theater.

We need to question that discomfort and process the ideas and emotions the film is conveying, instead of dismissing what we don’t understand with a laugh.

It’s not the first time a Berkeley theater has been considered for an alternative purpose, nor the first time such plans have been met with mixed reaction.

Instead of excavating through the reserves of childhood photos and late-90s Polaroids (I think it was 1999 when Congress passed the Polaroids Are Cool Again Act) on my computer for a suitable Throwback Thursday Instagram, I thought I would go one step further. I went to see a movie. In IMAX.