Editorial Staff
While we don’t normally plug screenings, or help push bums onto seats at cinemas, this is a bit different.
L.A’s Crest Theater, a true blue indie movie palace, is a real treat. They show, amongst recent films, classic movies. They’re one of the few places in California to actually do so – and for a very affordable price.
Make sure you pay a visit to ‘Crestwood’, so that it continues to do what it does best – showcase Hollywood’s output at it’s peak.
This Sunday, John Hughes classic ”Weird Science” screens.. and it has to be seen in 4K digital in an art deco movie palace theater.
In an effort to redeem themselves from public humiliation, two boys develop a superhuman Amazonian woman by hacking into a government computer system. The super-surge combined with a plastic doll and bras as hats conjures up a force of nature so strong the perfect woman erupts from the ether with seemingly limitless abilities.
Sunday’s screening of the 1985 classic is part of a month-long tribute to Hughes on the big screen this August at LA’s historic Crest Theater. See remaining films ”Weird Science”, and ”Uncle Buck” in their full glory as they were intended to be seen, and heard—in 7.1 Dolby Digital theater sound.
Check the site for showtimes at crestwestwood.com and follow updates on Twitter @crestwestwood.
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