Denver Cinema Club

The Sie is screening restored Janus films for the month January. Finally, some good eating! Let's go watch "Withnail and I", one of the most beloved British comedies. Oh you know those British from England?

Synopsis: Two sloppy actors spend a weekend holiday at an uncle's country cottage.

Get your tickets HERE

You know the drill: hehe-haha in the lobby and the meet back.
And of course, we're heading to BRUZ for some brews and conversation. Free parking in the back.

See you there!

• Read the library's description of the event here.
• Watch the trailer for the movie here.
• See its Rotten Tomatoes page here. It's "95% Fresh"!

The group will meet at 12:45 for the 1:00 screening in the library's basement community room. One of the librarians will introduce the film and lead a discussion afterward. The library will provide light snacks for the screening.

If you are new to the club, please read our Civil Citizens Guide before RSVPing.

Enjoy the show!

Have you ever seen this muppety Jim Henson classic with a smoking hot David Bowie? Did you see it a thousand times as a teenager like I did? Either way, you will not want to miss this big-screen 40th-anniversary presentation. Only playing at the Alamo Littleton, so I chose the Saturday evening screening so we don't have to fight Denver traffic (much).

Buy tickets here (choose Saturday 1/10 at 6:15 in Littleton - the back rows are already filling up, so don't wait, I'm scheduling this one way early for a reason!)

I'll be in the lobby with a DCC sign before the movie, then again after to wrangle the gang and find a place to discuss (the Alamo bar if it's not too busy or loud, or someplace else in walking distance). All Hail the Goblin King!

Join DCC for JEOPARDY! Bar League trivia at BarFly, the bar at the Sloans Lake Alamo Drafthouse. Rhonda will be our host this week. The contest starts at 5:00, but the group will meet at 4:30 to stake out seats, place food and drink orders, and get acquainted.

It's free to play, though--understandably--BarFly would like participants to order something. Teams can have up to six players; if more than six DCCers show up, the group will split into two teams.

Here is the web page for the game. You'll find lots of DCCers among the photos.

The group will aim for the couches on the south side of the bar, along the windows overlooking Colfax. Look for a small Denver Cinema Club sign. Arrive early if you can, and help save seats!