Moonlight Cinema
Every Sunday 8:00PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
Funny Films for Free. Every Sunday at 8 pm.Join us Sunday nights for an interactive film viewing experience with live action entertainment, sing-a-longs, and contests.Host Jerm Poll…more»
A mainstay of after-school programming for a generation of HBO addicts, Summer School is nothing more than a typical ‘80s retread of slacker stereotypes, adolescent humor, and a predictable underdog story. In other words, it’s the perfect summer movie. Mark Harmon (at the peak of his sex-symbol status) stars as the world’s least convincing beach bum forced to teach a class of remedial English students, while sourpuss Kirstie Alley plays hard-to-get to Harmon’s affable, man-child charms. Of course, the real stars here are the kids, who include a big-breasted (naturally) exchange student, a nervous asthmatic, and a doe-eyed surfer, as well as the film’s one creative caveat: Dean Cameron’s horror movie-obsessed “Chainsaw,” who—along with stoner buddy Dave—steals every scene. As pointless as a mimeographed worksheet (only much more fun), Summer School is all about passing the time. www.theonion.com
AMADEUS Directors Cut and Live Mini-Symphony! -- 1:30pm,6:30pm
Sun. 04/15 | 1:30PM @ Alamo Drafthouse Downtown (Downtown)
PKWproductions presentsAMADEUS Directors Cut and Live Mini-Symphony! Rated R; 180min; Director:Milos Forman IMDB PKWproductions presentsAMADEUS (Director's…more»
Waterloo Video Presents Moonlight Cinema at the Belmont
Every Sunday 8:00PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
Watch Films for Free. Every Sunday at 8 pm.Join us Sunday nights for great movies while enjoying the Belmont's food, drinks, and atmosphere. Waterloo Video will also give a…more»
Waterloo Video Presents Moonlight Cinema at the Belmont
Every Sunday 8:00PM @ The Belmont (West Sixth)
Waterloo Video Presents Moonlight Cinema at the BelmontThe Belmont’s Sunday night movie series is partnering with Waterloo VideoAustin, TX – The Belmont is teaming up with Wat…more»
The Belmont continues its outdoor theater series this month with four films starring Matt Dillon. Tonight’s taste of Dillon is ‘The Flamingo Kid.’ The film is shown on the big screen and features dinner specials.read more at austin360.com