The 9th annual San Francisco Ocean Film Festival (March 8-11, 2012) at PIER 39 features a variety of inspirational films about the ocean, from the physics of surfing to the secrets of sea life. The film festival is presented by Aquarium of the Bay and The Bay Institute and NOAA’s National Marine Sanctuaries. Festival passes include admission to … [Read more...]
Waterfront Flicks, the summer outdoor movie series at Oakland's Jack London Square (July 7, 2011 - September 29, 2011), features films with a food theme this year, from Julie and Julia to Chocolat. So you might want to pack a snack, bring a blanket or chairs, and grab a spot early on the Market Lawn. Waterfront Flicks Schedule – All Films with a … [Read more...]
Redwood City Movies on the Square are free on Thursday nights all summer long (May 19 - October 6, 2011) at the Courthouse Square in Redwood City. RWC shows 22 movies on a 25 foot inflatable screen, starting at sundown on Thursday evenings. The movie line-up is family friendly and fun, from the animated How To Train Your Dragon, to the … [Read more...]
Catch a flick outdoors this summer at a community park in San Francisco or Marin when Film Night in the Park celebrates its 20th season (June 10 - September 24, 2011). Like the drive-in movies of yesteryear, Film Night in the Park draws cheers, boos, and applause from the audience, who may also break into song with the characters on the big … [Read more...]
Starlight Cinemas is a free traveling movie series that will take place in three downtown San Jose locations on 11 Summer nights in 2011. Featured movies genres are action adventure (Blues Brothers, Princess Bride); classics (Hitchcock's The Birds); and cult/indie classics (including Fido, part of Zombie-O-Rama). The events also feature a … [Read more...]
The Fourth Annual Temescal Street Cinema, in Oakland, featuring locally made films and live music, takes place every Thursday night from June 9-July 14, 2011. The outdoor movies are free and so is the popcorn. "From its inception, it made sense that this homegrown event, celebrating the Temescal neighborhood, would also highlight the work of … [Read more...]
Nix the Netflix and hop on board the historic ship Eureka (built in 1890) at Hyde Street Pier for Floating Films (July 16 - August 18, 2011). For a $5 donation, San Francisco Maritime Park is showing maritime movies, such as Across the Pacific (Humphrey Bogart), It Came from Beneath the Sea, and The Lady from Shanghai (Orson Welles). Refreshments … [Read more...]
If you love going to the movies but hate the unreasonable ticket prices, Cinemark has the Movie Ticket Package for you. Their Platinum Supersaver Package gets you into four movies for only $7.50 each, plus a little over a dollar in fees. Supersaver tickets are good for admission to any movie at any Cinemark Theatre location including Cinemark, … [Read more...]
San Francisco DOCfest at the Roxie (October 15-28, 2010) offers more than 60 films of various lengths, presented by SF IndieFest. Tickets are $10 for each film, but you can save a few bucks if you buy passes online to more than one film. With a festival pass, SF IndieFest says you also get in free to all three parties. That includes the opening … [Read more...]
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