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MACBETH 3000: THIS TIME, IT’S PERSONAL

MACBETH 3000: THIS TIME, IT’S PERSONAL

November 8 at 5pm +3

Spectacle Theater · Williamsburg

Car chases, light-sword battles, and presidential murder collide in this rare 2005 feature film made entirely by high school students. Spectacle Theater hosts the US theatrical premiere, featuring stunt work by director Geoff Warren Meech.

Dune: Part Three (70mm) [2026] dir. Denis Villeneuve

Dune: Part Three (70mm) [2026] dir. Denis Villeneuve

December 18 at 1pm +4

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Brooklyn · Downtown Brooklyn

Villeneuve's Arrakis saga concludes on glorious 70mm, and Alamo's strict no-phone policy means zero distractions from the sandworms. Order dinner and cocktails right to your seat.

One Battle After Another

One Battle After Another

Peter Jay Sharp Building - BAM · Fort Greene

Paul Thomas Anderson's sprawling thriller follows a washed-up revolutionary dragged back into action when his nemesis resurfaces and his daughter vanishes. DiCaprio, Penn, and del Toro anchor this 162-minute descent into consequences.

Free screening of Top Gun: Maverick

Free screening of Top Gun: Maverick

WNYC Transmitter Park · Greenpoint

Catch *Top Gun: Maverick* under the stars with the Manhattan skyline as your backdrop. This free outdoor screening at Transmitter Park means popcorn, waterfront views, and fighter jets—what more could you want?

The Death of Robin Hood

The Death of Robin Hood

Nitehawk Cinema · Williamsburg

Catch Hugh Jackman as a battered Robin Hood in this midnite premiere at Nitehawk, where indie films meet tableside cocktails and the crowd actually cares about cinema.

Labyrinth

Labyrinth

November 8 +6

Nitehawk Cinema · Park Slope

Bowie's Goblin King awaits at this midnight screening of an '80s fantasy classic. Nitehawk serves up truffle popcorn and cocktails while you navigate the labyrinth with Jennifer Connelly and Jim Henson's wonderfully weird puppets.

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