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THE GOOD HOUSE
Rated R (1h 54m)
Drama/Romance
A New England realtor ignites long-buried emotions and family secrets when she rekindles a romance with her old high school flame. Starring Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline. Directed by Maya Forbes and Wallace Wolodarksy.
Face masks are optional.
Starting Friday, Sept. 30th
FRI 9/30 - 7:00
SAT 10/1 - 3:00 / 5:30 / 8:00
SUN 10/2 - 2:00 / 4:30 / 7:00
MON 10/3 - 7:00
TUE 10/4 - 5:00
WED 10/5 - 5:00 / 8:00
THUR 10/6 - 7:00
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PEARL
Rated R (1h 42m)
Horror
Trapped on her family's isolated farm, Pearl must tend to her ailing father under the bitter and overbearing watch of her devout mother. Hoping for a more glamorous life, Pearl's ambitions, temptations and repressions all collide to horrific effect. Starring Mia Goth. Directed by Ti West.
Review by Caitlin Stow:
Heralded by Martin Scorsese as evoking a "pure, undiluted love for cinema" and featuring an Oscar-worthy turn by star Mia Goth, PEARL breaks from the horror genre's love for doom and gloom, instead dazzling with a retro, Golden-Age-of-Hollywood color palette and imaginative scope to match. Goth's performance is deceptively tricky, as we are forced to empathize with the burgeoning psychopath even as she descends deeper into madness. As beautiful as it is disturbing; as bright as it is bloody; PEARL is a truly one-of-a-kind experience made for the big screen.
Face masks are optional.
Starting Friday, Sept. 30th
FRI 9/30 - 5:45 / 8:00
SAT 10/1 - 2:00 / 4:15 / 6:45 / 9:00
SUN 10/2 - 1:00 / 3:15 / 5:45 / 8:00
MON 10/3 - 7:00
TUE 10/4 - 8:00
WED 10/5 - 5:45 / 8:00
THUR 10/6 - 7:00
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MOONAGE DAYDREAM
Rated PG-13 (2h 15m)
Documentary/Music
This 2022 documentary film about English singer-songwriter David Bowie is a cinematic odyssey exploring David Bowie's creative and musical journey. The film uses previously unreleased footage from Bowie's personal archives, including live concert footage. Written, directed, produced and edited by Brett Morgen.
Face masks are optional.
This week:
TUE 9/27 - 5:00 / 8:00
WED 9/28 - 5:00 / 8:00
THUR 9/29 - 7:00
Next week:
FRI 9/30 - 7:00
SAT 10/1 - 2:00 / 5:00 / 8:00
SUN 10/2 - 1:00 / 4:00 / 7:00
MON 10/3 - 7:00
TUE 10/4 - 5:00 / 8:00
WED 10/5 - 5:00 / 8:00
THUR 10/6 - 7:00
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SEE HOW THEY RUN
Rated PG-13 (1h 38m)
Mystery/Crime
In 1950s London, plans for a movie version of a smash-hit play come to an abrupt halt after a pivotal member of the crew is murdered. When a world-weary inspector (Sam Rockwell) and an eager rookie constable (Saoirse Ronan) take on the case, they find themselves thrown into a puzzling whodunit within the glamorously sordid world of underground theater, investigating the mysterious homicide at their own peril. Directed by Tom George.
Face masks are optional.
This week:
TUE 9/27 - 8:00
WED 9/28 - 5:45 / 8:00
THUR 9/29 - 7:00
Next week:
FRI 9/30 - 5:45 / 8:00
SAT 10/1 - 2:00* / 4:15 / 6:45 / 9:00
SUN 10/2 - 1:00* / 3:15 / 5:45 / 8:00
MON 10/3 - 7:00
TUE 10/4 - 5:45 / 8:00
WED 10/5 - 5:45 / 8:00
THUR 10/6 - 7:00
*open caption matinee
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BODIES BODIES BODIES
Rated R (1h 35m)
Horror/Comedy
When a group of 20-somethings get stuck at a remote mansion during a hurricane, a party game gone very, very wrong ends with a dead body on the ground and fake friends at every turn as they try to find the killer among them. Starring Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova, Lee Pace, Pete Davidson. Directed by Halina Reijn.
Face masks are optional.
Last shows!
TUE 9/27 - 8:00
WED 9/28 - 8:00
THUR 9/29 - 7:00
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THREE THOUSAND YEARS OF LONGING
Rated R (1h 48m)
Fantasy/Romance
While attending a conference in Istanbul, Dr. Alithea Binnie (Tilda Swinton) encounters a djinn (Idris Elba) who offers her three wishes. As a scholar of smythology, she knows the cautionary tales of wishes gone wrong. The djinn pleads his case, telling her fantastical stories of his past. Eventually, she makes a wish that surprises them both. Directed by George Miller.
Review by Caitlin Stow:
During the Great Depression audiences rejected hard-hitting dramas in favor of pure escapism, and in response Hollywood perfected its screwball comedies, movie musicals, and fantasy films. Ninety years later, the strains of our world are again turning our desires away from the bleak cynicism of 2010s' ripped-from-the-headlines melodramas and we’re seeking relief: a 2020s trend I’ve been calling the Cinema of Unbridled Joy. Three Thousand Years of Longing is the epitome of unbridled joy. This is not to say it is without weight or sorrow; in its fantastical imagination it feels as real, if not more real and relatable, than any “true story” I’ve seen this year. Held up by a smart, thoughtful screenplay and a creative, painterly use of effects and design, Swinton and Elba dance through myth and history in a quirky, funny, heart-wrenching romance which reminds us of the importance of storytelling, and how wishing makes us human.
Face masks are optional.
Last shows!
TUE 9/27 - 5:45
WED 9/28 - 5:45 / 8:00
THUR 9/29 - 7:00
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A LOVE SONG
Rated PG (1h 21m)
Drama
Faye (Dale Dickey) is a lone traveler who bides her time fishing, birding and stargazing at a rural Colorado campground as she awaits the arrival of Lito (Wes Studi), a figure from her past who is navigating his own tentative and nomadic journey across the rugged West. Directed by Max Walker-Silverman.
Review by Caitlin Stow
I found this to be a much needed reminder of what makes a great film. It doesn’t have to save the world or tackle every problem all at once; it can be small, and gentle; quiet, and focused; and as long as it does whatever it’s doing exceptionally well, it’s a great film. A poem on grief, loneliness, love, and beauty, with stunning landscapes and heart-wrenching performances, this funny, soft, raindrop of a film celebrates humanity and joy in the little things.
Face masks are optional.
Last shows!
TUE 9/27 - 5:45
WED 9/28 - 5:45
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ONE NIGHT ONLY: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th |
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CMNYK/Darkside Cinema silent film with live music by SONOCHROMATIC!
Tuesday, Sept. 27th
FUNNY FACES - Not Rated
Join us for a hilarious and magical evening of classic silent short comedies, accompanied by original music performed live by Sonochromatic. Featuring a classic Fatty Arbuckle/Buster Keaton short, and newly restored short films starring Lloyd Hamilton and Billy Bevan. These shorts are being presented on the big screen for the first time in over 100 years, by special arrangement with the restoration team.
Face masks are optional.
Tuesday, September 27th only!
7:00
pm
$10 general admission
$8 for seniors
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ABOUT DARKSIDE CINEMA
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Open since April 1, 2005, Darkside Cinema is the only independently owned and operated movie theater in Corvallis. We play first run, indie, international, and documentary films. Some of you will remember our previous arthouse movie theater on Jackson Street: Avalon Cinema, open from 1997 to 2007.
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