Check it out, Saturday 6/12/04, THUNDERBALL, in big screen 35mm:
THUNDERBALL on the Big Screen
THUNDERBALL on the BIG Screen
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trs007
, Apr 05 2004 03:51 PM
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urhash
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Posted 05 April 2004 - 10:30 PM
Damn shame. I'm on vacation and don't get back till the day after! Argh..
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 01:07 PM
This past weekend we attending a showing of Sherlock Holmes' "The House of Fear", as part of the summer series this theatre is showing. This was my first time in this theatre and the entire experience has definitely whet the appetite for THUNDERBALL in June.
This place is a HUGE movie palace and the presentation was excellent. I wholehearted recommend any able to do so check it out. BTW, Suffern is 28 miles north of NYC, but seems to be easily serviced by train service that one would presumably get at Penn Station in Manhattan. (But check that out, since we drove there-but I did see NJ Transit train station about 3 blocks from the theatre).
This place is a HUGE movie palace and the presentation was excellent. I wholehearted recommend any able to do so check it out. BTW, Suffern is 28 miles north of NYC, but seems to be easily serviced by train service that one would presumably get at Penn Station in Manhattan. (But check that out, since we drove there-but I did see NJ Transit train station about 3 blocks from the theatre).
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 05:34 PM
Hate to gatecrash the American 'things to do and see', but TB on the big screen...you lucky people. I don't really care for the film as such, but it's classic Bond 
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Posted 19 April 2004 - 08:50 PM
I was hoping this was Thunderball on an IMAX screen.
How cool that would be.
How cool that would be.