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Directed by Ethan and Joel Coen (1998, 119 minutes) gates at 6:45pm / film at 8:30pm Call him the Dude, His Dudeness, Duder, or El Dudorino, Jeff Bridges stars as the man who spearheaded a new way of life. A case of mistaken identity takes an unforgettable laidback White Russian aficionado on a hilariously hazy and

Directed by Amy Heckerling (1995, 100 minutes) gates at 6:45pm / film at 8:30pm 30th Anniversary! Bettys and Baldwins, roll with your homies to the one-of-a-kind event that’s more fun than a val party!  Challenged to prove she’s more than just a popular teen queen, Cher decides to make over the cute but clueless Tai. Enjoy

Directed by David Lynch (1986, 120 minutes) gates at 6:45pm / film at 8:30pm Marvel at David Lynch’s unique blend of the bad and the beautiful as we celebrate his cinematic legacy. It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood—until someone finds an ear in a field. Dive into David Lynch’s dreamy, demented masterpiece under the

Join Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey to celebrate their new memoir, So Gay For You, with behind the scenes stories from the set of The L Word, audience Q&A, and special guests. VIP tickets include a meet & greet with Kate & Leisha. VIP DOORS 5:30PM GA DOORS 6:00PM SHOW 7:00PM

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Directed by Quentin Tarantino (2019, 160 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm It’s helter skelter with a side of swelter! Quentin Tarantino rewrote history in this scorching, swag-soaked stroll through 1969 Los Angeles. A washed-up actor, his ultra-cool stuntman buddy, and the ever-bubbly Sharon Tate orbit each other in a sunny pastiche of

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Directed by Paul Verhoeven (1995, 128 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm It’s a two-fer: Cinespia’s Annual Pride Screening and the 30th Anniversary of a heel-clicking, pole-licking mother-strutting glitz fit! The Vegas Strip lives up to its name in the vivid and voluptuous fever dream of neon, nails, and Nomi. It’s a pole new world when a

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Directed by John Hughes (1986, 103 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Life’s a parade with this John Hughes classic on the big screen. Ferris Bueller fakes a fever, swipes a Ferrari, and reminds us that “life moves pretty fast”–all before dinner. With Principal Rooney hellbent on taking down his latest lie, will

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Directed by Michael Curtiz (1942, 102 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm The Greatest Love Story Ever Filmed! Sadboy Bogie goes from jaded to joyful when old flame Ingrid Bergman walks into his gin joint (of all places). Sparks fly, secrets unravel, and things get complicated faster than you can say “Play it again,

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Directed by Tony Scott (1986, 110 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Feel the need for speed, Maverick? Strap in, hit play on “Danger Zone,” and prepare for lift-off. Top Gun is soaring back into our hearts du this Fourth of July with fireworks (literal and emotional). Cruise is at peak charm, Goose is everyone’s

Directed by Damien Chazelle (2106, 128 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Here’s to the fools who dream — and to anyone who’s ever tap-danced through a traffic jam. LA LA LAND lights up Independence Day Weekend with jazz, longing, and a Cinemascope sky full of stars (and now fireworks too!). Rebel in a night that’s Singin’

Directed by Andrés Muschietti (2017, 135 minutes) gates: 7:15pm / movie: 9pm Float with us under the stars—just don’t follow any red balloons. IT turns childhood fears into cinematic thrills, with Pennywise serving clown-core terror with bikes, blood, and a whole lot of balloons. The Losers’ Club will win your heart while Pennywise tries to eat it.

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Directed by David Mirkin (1997, 92 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Whether you’re a Romy or a Michele, a Mary or a Rhoda, reunite with the quirkiest 90s fashionistas in a flirty, frisky world of their own. The road back to high school is neon-colored for two best friends who may or

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gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Snap twice and step into a night of spooky-chic fun with everyone’s favorite delightfully demented family. The Addams Family serves up graveyard giggles, morbid one-liners, and enough gothic glam to make your heart glow black. Wednesday is sharp as a guillotine, Uncle Fester is back from the dead (maybe), and

Directed by Kathryn Bigelow (1991, 122 minutes) Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm Get ready to ride the wave of 100% pure adrenaline—Point Break brings big surf, bigger stunts, and the most philosophical bank robbers you’ve ever met. Keanu’s FBI agent goes deep undercover, but it’s Patrick Swayze’s zen outlaw Bodhi who steals the show

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Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm Picnic all day and slumber party ’til the creatures come out—because it’s a full moon, a blue moon, and a supermoon all rolled into one wild night with giveaways, surprises, dance parties, and photo moments. Celebrate with vampires, werewolves, and two of the coolest, creepiest cult classics ever

Directed by Ben Stiller (2001, 89 minutes) Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm Things are about to get so hot—Zoolander is coming to Hollywood Forever Cemetery for a night of glam, glitter, and glorious nonsense. Derek, Hansel, and Mugatu make fashion dumb, dangerous, and downright hilarious. You’ll laugh, you’ll pose, you’ll maybe try to pronounce

The 98th Annual Valentino Memorial Service, Saturday, August 23rd at Noon will NOW BE HELD IN OUR MAIN CHAPEL,  due to the extreme heat expected. Throughout generations, the legacy of Rudolph Valentino continues to thrive. This year’s memorial will celebrate the 100th anniversary of his film, “The Eagle”, plus we will get to know a

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm You’re cordially invited to the infamous Bates Motel, where there’s always a vacancy and Mother knows best. Join us for a Hitchcockian night of spine-tingling suspense, shrieking strings, and the shower scene that made everyone rethink bath time. With unforgettable performances from Anthony Perkins,

Directed by Rob Reiner (1987, 98 minutes) gates at 6:15pm / movie at 8:00pm A farm boy, a princess, a six-fingered man, and the most charming revenge plot ever told—The Princess Bride is a storybook come to life. Westley (Cary Elwes) faces cliffs, pirates, and death itself to save Buttercup (Robin Wright), all while looking

Directed by Jonathan Demme (1991, 138 minutes) Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm Clarice is just trying to climb the FBI ladder—unfortunately, her mentor is a cannibal. The Silence of the Lambs serves fava beans, fine Chianti, and five Academy Awards, all wrapped in one elegant psychological nightmare. Lecter is charming, Buffalo Bill is