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Directed by Steven Spielberg (1982, 120 minutes) gates at 6:45pm / film at 8:30pm It’s an extra special 25th season opening night with one of the most beloved films ever. A boy’s best friend is his alien in Spielberg’s ultimate heartstring-puller that proves you can phone home again. Young boy Elliott loves his new friend

Directed by Baz Luhrmann (2001, 127 minutes) gates at 6:45pm / film at 8:30pm 25th Anniversary! “Spectacular, spectacular” doesn’t even begin to describe Baz Luhrmann’s glittering and intoxicating jukebox masterpiece with your favorite songs, your favorite stars, and your favorite subject: l’amour. More is more as we bring Parisian excess to Los Angeles, with DJ sets,

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Directed by David Lynch (2001, 147 minutes) Gates at 6:45pm / Show at 8:30pm 25th Anniversary! It’s a classic Hollywood story: a bright-eyed starlet arrives in LA chasing fame…and finds sapphic companionship, a mysterious blue box, and a club that offers anything but silencio. Okay—maybe it’s not the Hollywood story you were expecting, but that’s David

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Directed by Amy Heckerling (1982, 92 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Hey bud, let’s party! Summer gets hot and heavy with this ‘80s comedy classic about teens putting their best-laid plans (and hormones) to the test. Lust is a battlefield, the mall is a proving ground, and between first jobs, first loves,

Directed by Lana and Lilly Wachowski (1999, 136 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Take a chill pill and plug into the back-bending, time-warping, mind-melting cyberpunk game-changer. The Wachowskis didn’t just ask “What is the Matrix?”—they made a masterwork that’s part riddle, part manifesto, and completely engrossing. Trench coats and sunglasses never looked

City of Dance is the U.S. adaptation of La Ville Dansée, the landmark Paris Dance Project initiative imagined by Benjamin Millepied. City of Dance is meant to bring society face to face with dance, on equal footing, in the streets of the city. The body carries history. The city carries history. To take dance out

Directed by John Cameron Mitchell (2001, 93 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Pride Month Screening! Wig out for the 25th Anniversary of a queer punk masterpiece that’s unapologetically rowdy and proves gender is a drag. The origin of love is a wonderland of crunchy glam rawk, glitter, and one angry inch. Internationally ignored superstar Hedwig

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THE ROOM RETURNS: LA PREMIERE SCREENING & Q&A OUTDOORS ON THE FAIRBANKS LAWN 7:00PM VIP GATES 7:30PM GA GATES 9:00PM THE ROOM RETURNS 10:25PM Q&A What happens when great actors collide with what some consider the worst script ever written? Tommy Wiseau’s original THE ROOM (2003) infamously burned through $6 million and months of shooting

Directed by Robert Luketic (2001, 96 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm Revenge is a dish best served pink. Reese Witherspoon gives ’em Elle when Harvard Law becomes a picture-perfect opportunity to prove she’s more than just a pretty face. What, like it’s hard? Hollywood Forever Cemetery is especially fabulous with a blonde

Directed by Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson (2001, 89 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Celebrate the 25th anniversary of happily clever after with fireworks! Once upon a grime, a curmudgeonly but lovable ogre embarks on a misadventure to save a princess plagued by an unexpected curse. Can Shrek voyage out of his swamp

Directed by Steven Spielberg (1992, 122 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Return to Jurassic Park for a Fourth of July extravaganza where dinosaurs and fireworks combine!  Stomp the yard with the Steven Spielberg classic that brought dinosaurs back from the dead. It’s a stampede of fierce fun and veloci-rapture with the one

Directed by Quentin Tarantino (1994, 154 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Be cool, Honey Bunny, and grab tickets to Quentin Tarantino’s brilliantly bizarre and and fearlessly fast masterpiece. The path of the righteous leads to Hollywood Forever Cemetery where stories and movie stars collide in one of the slickest films ever made.

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(1968, 136 minutes) gates at 7:15pm / film at 9pm You’re invited to celebrate a special delivery—from hell! A young couple moves into a spooky building with an infamous past. After a monstrous, hallucinatory night, Rosemary (Mia Farrow) learns of a pregnancy that turns her saccharine life into something sinister. Ruth Gordon terrifies as a

SUKI WATERHOUSE: THE LOVELAND TOUR OUTDOORS ON THE FAIRBANKS LAWN 6:30PM GATES 7:30PM SHOW 6 ticket per person/credit card/email/household limit Customers with more than 6 will be automatically refunded w/o notice THESE TICKETS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE & NOT FOR RESALE RESOLD TICKETS WILL NOT BE HONORED DO NOT PURCHASE RESOLD TICKETS You may bring blankets, pillows

Directed by Tim Burton (1990, 105 minutes) Gates - 7:15pm / Movie - 9pm Put your Scissorhands up in the air for a goth-meets-pop extravaganza! Winona Ryder and Johnny Depp star as scar-crossed lovers in Tim Burton’s candy colored fable. Love is in the air like snow off an ice sculpture when a makeup saleswoman

Directed by Griffin Dunne (1998, 104 minutes) Gates: 6:45PM / Film: 8:30PM Sisters are brewing it for themselves in the beloved and bewitching classic Hex marks the spot for sisters Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as unlucky-in-love witches. When a fiery romance turns dangerous, there’s hell to pay to bring back the dead. Is family

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Directed by Stephen Sommers (1999, 124 minutes) Gates: 6:45PM / Film: 8:30PM Can you dig it? The Mummy unearths a rollicking adventure of an afterlife-time, where a bookish librarian and a lovable ne’er-do-well discover that some secrets are better left buried. Holy lore! Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz spark enough chemistry to reanimate the dead, creating not

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Directed by Ti West (2022. ) Gates: 6:45PM / Film: 8:30PM It’s a Goth Girl Summer—Mia Goth Girl Summer, that is. Our annual slumber party is back and gloriously blood-soaked with horror’s reigning scream queen on the big screen in X and Pearl. One part adult-film fever dream, one part technicolor psychodrama, these cult favorites have wtf written

Directed by John Landis (1988, 116 minutes) Gates: 6:45 / Film: 8:30PM Your royal highness, your picnic is ready. Eddie Murphy’s comedy classic serves a feast of romance, mistaken identities, and enough barbershop philosophy to fill a kingdom. African prince Akeem is trading palaces, from his kingdom to Queens in search of a woman who loves

Join us August 23rd, 2026 as we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of screen legend, Rudolph Valentino. The 99th Annual Valentino Memorial Service, Hollywood’s oldest continuous annual tradition, will take place within Hollywood Forever's Cathedral Mausoleum at 12:10 p.m. on August 23rd. Special speakers, film clips, and live music will honor the actor’s

In honor of the 100th anniversary of Rudolph Valentino’s death, as well as the 100th anniversary of his last film, Hollywood Forever is proud to present the Los Angeles premiere of the Cohen Film Collection’s restoration of The Son of the Sheik, accompanied by a recorded orchestral score by renowned composer and conductor, Carl Davis.

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Directed by Jim Henson (1986, 101 minutes) Gates: 6:45PM / Film: 8:30PM 40th Anniversary! Follow the babe with the power into Jim Henson’s gloriously weird fantasy wonderland, where goblins sing, doors argue, and David Bowie’s Goblin King serves enough glam-rock charisma to power an entire kingdom. When Sarah (Jennifer Connelly) wishes her baby brother away, she