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”In a sense you could call it a temple. It’s a temple to movies.” A bunch of talking heads talking about the thing I love! My personal New Beverly is The Hollywood Theatre in Portland, and everything said here applies for me there. I am so looking forward to the end…
With a much wider scope and less aggressively onanistic aims, OUT OF PRINT might have been - in the best possible imagining - truly essential. However, the reality is an awful film in which its director routinely interviews herself about the New Beverly Cinema in an effort…
Viewed on Vimeo I thought I was watching a movie about 35mm film prints but I instead saw a film specifically about The New Beverly Cinema, a rep theatre in L.A. As interesting (at times) as it is, I felt like a complete outsider. I could make a movie about the Video…
A look at the New Beverly Cinema and the importance of revival houses. All three stars are for Joe Dante. I really want to read his old reviews of porn. "Now, we haven't mentioned the old Beverly, the old Beverly deserves some attention because she was hot" -Lloyd…
"Even the cheapest pictures were made to be seen on the big screen."Quite the gushing tribute to the New Bev, as well as repertory theaters at large. And I wholeheartedly agree. These are institutions, folks; if we let the remaining few slip through our fingers, they're…
You think if I sat a chair down, put a camera in front of it, and declared that I was making a documentary about movies, John Landis would just materialize in the chair? That pos is everywhere. Other than that, this is a solidly entertaining doc mostly talking about the…
Needed this, my sad pout, when the cinemas still aren't open here
This is your standard niche fandom documentary, which covers the New Beverly Cinema and 35mm film preservation. Like most of these documentaries, it is enjoyable to listen to people discuss things that they are passionate about, and the documentary is quality throughout.…
Documentary about the importance of 35mm films and the revival theatres that still exist in many major cities that make a living out of screening them. Focuses on the New Beverly theatre in Hollywood that has a rich history in itself. Interviews with staff and some of its…