Maine theaters are showing films about grief, equality, race, and what happens when women refuse to work.
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In the depths of winter, look to Maine’s movie theaters for horror, whodunits, anime and classics
Plus, the Maine Outdoor Film Festival presents a collection of short films celebrating Maine’s endangered waterways and the people fighting daily to preserve them.
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Moviegoers look to the theater for a respite from holiday hoopla
For many, going to the movies on Christmas is tradition; for others, it’s just something to do.
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Head to the theaters for cult classics, old masterpieces and Maine-centered movies
Go beyond the blockbusters to find smaller flicks worth leaving the house to see – and one worth streaming at home.
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Now showing at Rangeley’s Lakeside Theater
RANGELEY — Upcoming movies at Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main St., include “Conclave” and “Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story”. Movie tickets will be available at the door; no advanced tickets are needed. Adults tickets are $7. Youth/Student tickets are $5. Doors open 45 minutes prior to start time. The full concession stand, including beer […]
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‘Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire’ roars to an $80 million box office opening
The Godzilla-King Kong combo stomped on expectations by bringing in the second-highest opening of the year, falling just short of ‘Dune: Part Two.’
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While Brunswick theater is ready to roll the credits, other cinemas hope to script happier ending
The closure of the Regal Cinema comes at a time when the southern Maine movie theater landscape is still unsettled, following at least five closures during the pandemic.