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Showing posts with label screen. Show all posts

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Outdoor Movies In The Kitchener Waterloo Cambridge And Guelph Area 2015 List



FREE OUTDOOR MOVIES

Waterloo Park Listings - Free With Food Bank Donation
(Weather Permitting)
  • July 9 The Spongebob Movie
  • July 23 The Sound Of Music
  • August 6 Home
  • August 20 Fast and Furious 7
http://www.parkmovies.ca/movie.html

Kitchener City Hall - For Older Audiences
  • Night Of The Living Dead
http://bigmusicfest.com/breakingfilms/

Guelph Market Square Listings
(Weather Permitting)
  • July 3 Madagascar
  • July 17 Despicable Me
  • August 7 The Mighty Ducks
  • August 21 Kung Fu Panda
  • September 11 The Princess Bride
http://guelph.ca/living/arts-and-culture/market-square/

Cambridge City Hall Listings
(Rain or Shine)
  • August 6 Cinderella
  • August 13 Big Hero 6
http://www.cambridge.ca/news

Movie Under The Stars (or inside the gym if raining)Breslau Rec Centre$5 per family. Showing HOME on AUGUST 22
https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/806027339514541/?action_history=null

OUTDOOR MOVIES - PAID ADMISSION REQUIRED
Shade's Mills Conservation Area 450 Avenue Rd., Cambridge
Come watch a movie under the stars every Friday night starting at dusk. Bring your lawn chair and blankets to sit in front of the big screen. Cancellations due to poor weather or schedule changes will be posted on this page, on GRCA Facebook or mentioned on Twitter @grandriverparks. For more information please contact the park.
Time: 8:45 p.m. to 10:45 p.m.
Meet at: Shade's Mills Diamond Shelter
Price: Free with park membership or $10 per vehicle
Registration: No registration required
  • July 3 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
  • July 10 Robots
  • July 17 Dolphin Tale
  • July 24 Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone
  • July 31 Night At The Museum
  • August 7 Transformers: Age of Extinction
  • August 14 Home Alone
  • August 21 Penguins of Madagascar
  • August 28 Hugo
  • September 4 Rise Of The Guardians
  • September 11 How To Train Your Dragon 2

Mustang Drive In Guelph


  • General Admission - $13.00
  • Kids 5-12 Years Old - $5.00
  • 4 years and Younger - FREE
  • Tuesday Special - $10.00 (Holidays excluded)
  • Thursday Carload - $20.00 (Holidays excluded)
  • Holidays 3 Features - $14.00
  • 4 Feature All-Nighter - $15.00
  • CASH ONLY

  • Listings at http://www.mustangdriveinguelph.ca/

    If you know of an outdoor movie happening this summer be sure to list it in the comments!





    Tuesday, July 9, 2013

    The Lone Ranger Review

    Summer Movie Blockbuster


    When Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney get together, that's when the magic happens for me.

    Two of my favorite movies are Pirates Of The Caribbean and National Treasure so you can imagine my delight when I first heard that the two companies would be joining forces again to bring The Lone Ranger to the big screen!



    Last month I was invited by Walt Disney Motion Pictures Canada to a screening of The Lone Ranger. I was very excited to see how Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer would tackle these iconic roles. There I was greeted with Western Style gift provided by Disney and the Calgary Stampede.
    So for that moment I traded the tiara for a (would be) 10 gallon hat. I think a true 10 gallon hat would be way too big for my noggin, but I think this replica cowboy hat did the trick.



    As for the movie I was thrilled.  The story was intricate and explosive all at once.  It was action packed and touched your heart as well. There are several comedic moments as well as very intense scenes.   The movie looks very realistic because it was not a back lot shot movie.  They shot on location and if you stay until the end you can see it takes a full screen to list all the stunt people in it. I suggest seeing it on the big screen to get enthralled in the Old West feel of the movie, but I am sure once it comes to DVD I will be seeing it in again in that format as well. I don't want to give away the plot so I'll move on to the audience. This film would be great for the older kids, I'd say older tweens to teens and adults will enjoy it very much. Did you see The Lone Ranger? Did you enjoy it as much as I did? Let me know in the comments below!

    For more tips about the movies check out the post on how to save on movie tickets and where to see outdoor films this summer!