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Welcome, Denver Cinephiles!
Denver Cinema Club is a social group for people who love independent, foreign, and classic films. We see four or five films a week, typically at the theaters in central Denver. After watching a film, we usually go to a nearby restaurant to have a snack or drink, chat about the movie, and socialize. It's a diverse, friendly group, and everyone is welcome.
In addition to our regular outings, we also attend special events: film festivals, trivia contests, seasonal mixers, Oscar parties, free screenings, etc. Watch your Meetup calendar for these, too.
We encourage group participation: we invite members to organize events of their own, and we have a discussion board and Facebook page for any film-related topics you'd like to bring up. We also publish a monthly newsletter of club news and reviews, the Denver Cinema Club Dispatch.
We hope to see you soon!
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모두 보기- Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning - Free Advance Screening - in IMAXUA Colorado Center Stadium 9 & IMAX, Denver, CO
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*** Please read carefully--all the way to the bottom! ***We have a small number of seats for a free advance screening of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning--in IMAX! Active members of the club--those who attend our regular events--will get priority for the seats. When you RSVP, you will be added to the wait list, and I will move people from the wait list to the "going" list by hand. Please RSVP only if you are sure you can attend.
The studio reps have asked me to submit our guest list by Monday afternoon, March 19. If you are on the "going" list on Monday, we will expect you at the movie on Wednesday. Again, please RSVP only if you are sure you can attend.
Arrive no later than 7:00 for the 7:30 screening. Skip the line if there is one, and check in with the studio reps. They will check your name off their list and direct you to your seat. (They usually seat everyone in the club together, but not always.) Don't be late! If you arrive after 7:00, you could lose your reserved seat.
- Watch the trailer for the film.
- See its page at Rotten Tomatoes.
I will not be there, so I have not planned anything for after the movie. If you would like to meet with other members, use the comments below to coordinate. Dave & Busters is in the same complex; it's probably the best option for a meeting place.
Enjoy the show!
-- Mike
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Paramount Pictures and Skydance Present
A Tom Cruise Production
Tom Cruise
“MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – THE FINAL RECKONING”
Executive Producers David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Don Granger, Chris Brock
Produced by Tom Cruise, Christopher McQuarrie
Based on the Television Series Created by Bruce Geller
Written by Christopher McQuarrie & Erik Jendresen
Directed by Christopher McQuarrieCast: Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Esai Morales, Pom Klementieff, Henry Czerny, Holt McCallany, Janet McTeer, Nick Offerman, Hannah Waddingham, Tramell Tillman, and Angela Bassett, Shea Whigham, Greg Tarzan Davis, Charles Parnell, Mark Gatiss, with Rolf Saxon, Lucy Tulugarjuk
Synopsis: Our lives are the sum of our choices. Tom Cruise is Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.
Release: May 23, 2025
시작되지 않음 - Volunteer at Food Bank of the Rockies - May 23 - 1-4 PMFood Bank of the Rockies, Denver, CO
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Important! Before RSVPing for this event:- Read the description below.
- Register for the Friday, May 23 "Main Warehouse PM" time slot on the Food Bank of the Rockies volunteer calendar. (If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one.) If that slot does not appear on the calendar, that means it is full--but check back periodically because spots often open up as the date approaches.
We had great fun at the February 25 food bank event, so I will schedule them regularly as long as there is interest. The volunteer slots fill up quickly, so I am scheduling them well in advance.
Here's the scoop:
Awhile back, I volunteered with a group of friends in the warehouse at the Food Bank of the Rockies. We had fun! Tasks can vary, according to the food bank web site, but our job was to take donations of packaged food out of large containers, discard the items with damaged packaging, and sort the remaining good stuff into bins for distribution.
If this sounds enjoyable to you, join us for an afternoon! The food bank is near Northfield, so we'll go somewhere in Northfield (probably Bar Louie) after volunteering and grab an early dinner.
The number of volunteers is limited by the food bank; we will probably not be the only ones there. Reserve your place at the food bank using the link above, then RSVP for this event. Guests are welcome, just make sure they sign up with the food bank, too. If your plans change and you can't go, be sure to cancel your place at the food bank and change your RSVP here.
I'll arrive by 12:45 to greet my fellow DCCers. I hope to see you there!
- Resist Much/Obey Little: In the Heat of the Night with John AnzaloneWoodbury Branch Library, Denver, CO
Join John Anzalone (film professor and all around dude who makes us all feel smarter!) to inaugurate an occasional series we’ll call “Resist Much, Obey little” (after Walt Whitman) to showcase films with similar claims to the truth of American history.
THIS IS A WATCH AT HOME EVENT, SCENES AND CLIPS FROM THE MOVIE WILL BE UTILIZED BUT THE FILM WILL NOT BE SHOWN IN ITS ENTIRETY.
In the Heat of the Night. Norman Jewison, 1967
1967. Sparta, Mississippi. The deep South. An African American has to change trains in the middle of the night. Not far from the station where he waits for his connection, a murdered white man is found in the street. The traveller is arrested in the waiting room and brought to the police station. It is soon discovered that he’s a detective from Pennsylvania, who was on his way to visit his mother. His skill set is quickly put to use by a roughneck, racist police chief. What emerges is a powerful evocation of American society and its sordid history that needs to be seen and studied, rather than erased.
Sydney Poitier and Rod Steiger embody these unlikely allies with a power undiminished in the almost 60 years since the film’s release. In the Heat of the Night offers great performances, now in the service of a new imperative, that of preserving the memory of the truth of our history that powerful forces would prefer to bury.
“What came into focus was pain: the pain of racism born of the atrocity of slavery; the pain of lust bottled up by jealous love; the pain of poverty lathered across the land like plague; the pain of loneliness and alienation in the long hot Mississippi night. This play of pain was unique when it appeared on American movie screens, but the underlying truths this story exposes resonate in any age when there is inequality, poverty and hatred based on greed and its attendant lies.” Walter Mosely
Link to the Mosely essay: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/walter-mosley-heat-night-at-50-does-mister-tibbs-still-matter-1087832/
Free on site parking
No after event is scheduled
