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TONIGHT! "Donald Sutherland Remembered" continues with Klute (1971).

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Donald Sutherland Became a Screen Icon in the 1970s. This Reserved 1971 Performance Might Be His Masterpiece Alan J. Pakula's Klute was a showcase for Jane Fonda, who won the Oscar for it—but Sutherland's work as a simple small-town cop exemplifies the late actor's greatness.

The ghost with the most is back! Beetlejuice opens Thursday at the Drexel!

Tickets on sale now!
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Hat Trick - Columbus, Ohio will perform at this year's Drexel Gala!

Join us Wednesday, September 18, for an evening filled with live music and lively conversation, and tasty bites and cocktails from local favorites.

Tickets still available here: https://www.drexel.net/drexel-gala-2024/

Experience late-night screenings of cult favorites every Saturday at 9:30 pm. The Drexel’s new series, “Not Quite Midnight,” is a staff-selected curation of cult favorites and curiosities sure to amuse, horrify, and somewhat baffle.

Sept. 7 - Class of 1984 (1982)
Sept. 14 - The Room (2003)
Sept. 21 - Ghost World (2001)
Sept. 28 - Brewster McCloud (1970)

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It Ends With Us opens today at the Drexel.

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Last chance for Didi and Alien: Romulus!

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Between the Temples opens Friday at the Drexel!

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Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane’s Unlikely Love Story The stars of the new comedy “Between the Temples” tell us about their characters’ on-screen romance, their love for each other, and break down the cringiest dinner scene this year.

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This September, the Drexel Theatre is paying tribute to one of the greats with “Donald Sutherland Remembered,” a five-film program that highlights Sutherland’s best performances.

Sept. 2 - Ordinary People (1980)
Sept. 9 - Klute (1971)
Sept. 16 - Steelyard Blues (1973)
Sept. 23 - Don't Look Now (1973)
Sept. 30 - Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

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Donald Sutherland Remembered | Drexel Theatre This September, the Drexel Theatre is paying tribute to one of the greats with “Donald Sutherland Remembered,” a five-film program that highlights Sutherland...

“Tony Scott: Maestro of Mayhem!” concludes TONIGHT with The Last Boy Scout (1991) starring Bruce Willis, Damon Wayans, and Halle Berry.

Willis is Joe Hallenbeck, a disgraced Secret Service agent turned private eye. Wayans is Jimmy Dix, a former quarterback who washed out of professional football and pops pills to forget the pain he’s in. When a murder forces the two men to team up, they discover a deadly conspiracy involving corrupt politicians, st*****rs, blackmail, sports gambling, and more. Written by Shane Black (creator of Lethal Weapon), The Last Boy Scout stands as one of the great neo-noirs, featuring terrific performances from Willis and Wayans, amazing stunt work, a killer sense of humor, and gorgeous cinematography that captures Los Angeles in all its beautiful, seedy glory.

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Why the Bruce Willis action film The Last Boy Scout is still a blast How this Shane Black-scripted gem defied a lukewarm reception to become one of the greatest comedy-tinged action films of all time: The Last Boy Scout

Mark your calendars, and be sure to check out a special "A Case of the Mondays" October line-up guest-curated by R.L. Stine himself!

Meet Author R.L. Stine at The Drexel with Gramercy Books! - Columbus Underground Join us for a spooktacular evening with R.L. Stine, Bexley’s very own scary author, as we get into the Halloween spirit early! Join Bexley’s Own Legendary Author of the Goosebumps series, R.L. Stine, for a special pre-Halloween early evening program at the Drexel Theater! Stine has delighted...

Last chance for My Penguin Friend!

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Sing Sing opens Thursday at the Drexel!

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Bracing and beautiful, Sing Sing is a revelatory look at the power of art in prison | CBC News A maximum-security prison and a theatre company run by prisoners, those are the details of Sing Sing, a new drama starring Colman Domingo that CBC's Eli Glasner says is nothing less than a testament to the transformational power of art.

“Tony Scott: Maestro of Mayhem!” continues TONIGHT with Domino (2005).

Inspired by real-life bounty hunter Domino Harvey, Keira Knightley stars as the fashion model (and daughter of Manchurian Candidate actor Laurence Harvey) who pivots to bounty hunting to escape her dull life. Though Domino proves herself to be as tough as the macho men in the profession, her world goes haywire when $10 million disappears after a robbery. Mickey Rourke, Édgar Ramírez, Delroy Lindo, Christopher Walken, Jacqueline Bisset, Mo’Nique, Dabney Coleman, and Lucy Liu round out the cast.

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Moviedrome Redux: 'Domino' (2005) » We Are Cult News, reviews and features devoted to all things cult - we ARE cult... and so are you

Last chance for Twisters Movie and Trap Movie!

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We are grateful for the robust conversation and thoughtful engagement at Harlan County, USA (1976) last night!
Thank you to all who joined us!

📸 (L-R): Panelist John Jackson, panelist Lynn Harter, State Senator Hearcel Craig, Ruth Lomax, moderator David Wilhelm, and former Gov. Ted Strickand.

Sundance audience award winner Didi comes to the Drexel tomorrow!

Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/5h9mjcr2

Dìdi review – impressive Asian-American teen-angst drama takes the unconventional route Sean Wang’s semi-autobiographical film offers a cool approach, swerving the usual coming-of-age tropes

Alien: Romulus bursts into the Drexel this Thursday!

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Alien: Romulus | Final Trailer The final trailer for Alien: Romulus has arrived. Get tickets now and experience it in IMAX. In theaters everywhere August 16. www.fandango.com/AlienRomulus“...

Please join us THIS WEDNESDAY for a screening of Harlan County, USA (1976) at the Drexel Theatre!

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➡️ About Lynn M. Harter, Ph.D.: Lynn Harter is a Professor in the School of Communication Studies. Guided by aesthetic and narrative sensibilities, her work focuses on the communicative construction of possibility as individuals and groups organize for survival and social change amidst profound vulnerability. Her research and creative activity encompass a range of issues including pediatric cancer care, disability-related concerns, and organizing healthcare for historically excluded groups.

➡️ About John Jackson: Originally from Muskingum County, Ohio, John Jackson graduated from Miami University in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in business. He attended law school at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, earning his J.D. in 1993 and spending the next fifteen years as a corporate attorney. In 2009, Johnson became Associate Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions for the Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. He is currently serving on the board of the African American Community Fund of the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio.

➡️ About David Wilhelm (moderator): David Wilhelm, former National Campaign Manager for the 1992 U.S. Presidential campaign of Bill Clinton, and later appointed by President Clinton as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee; senior consultant to the Federal Co-Chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission; Ohio University and Harvard Kennedy School grad, and presently, global renewable energy developer and big supporter of the Drexel.

“Tony Scott: Maestro of Mayhem!” continues TONIGHT with Revenge (1990).

Kevin Costner stars as retired U.S. Navy aviator Jay Cochran, who travels south of the border to spend time with his crime lord friend, Tibey Mendez (played by the great Anthony Quinn). Jay falls for Tibey’s wife Miryea (Madeline Stowe) and the two carry on a covert affair. Nothing remains a secret, though, and Tibey kidnaps Miryea, leaving Jay for dead in the desert. The aviator won’t be kept down and soon begins taking out Tibey’s army in a desperate mission to find Miryea. Mega-fan Quentin Tarantino called Revenge, “ […] Tony Scott’s masterpiece. When Tony directed my first script True Romance, I’d tell everyone proudly, ‘The man who made Revenge is making my movie.’"

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Trivia night at the historic Drexel Theatre, what could be better? Dog theme trivia! Join BPL's quizmasters Paul and Jen on Tuesday, August 20 for an evening of fun competition, laughter, popcorn, and prizes. Questions start at 7:00 PM and winners get to pick our next theme.

It's a new month, and we've got a new movie for the "Voices: A Century of Political Cinema" series!

Join us Wednesday, August 14, for HARLAN COUNTY, USA: https://prod1.agileticketing.net/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=423875~e2e0a350-c626-4e33-bc63-27e983f4aecf

About the film: A heartbreaking record of the thirteen-month struggle between a community fighting to survive and a corporation dedicated to the bottom line.

After the film, we'll have a discussion with Lynn M. Harter, Ph.D. an Ohio University professor, and John Jackson a corporate attorney and community advocate. David Wilhelm, CEO of Hecate Global will moderate the discussion.

Streisand Fever concludes TONIGHT with A Star Is Born (1976)!

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Barbra Streisand in A Star Is Born This fascinating long-read from our Summer 1977 issue tracks the first decade of Streisand’s unique film career, from Funny Girl to her distinctive take on A Star Is Born.

Experience late-night screenings of cult favorites every Saturday at 9:30 pm. The Drexel’s latest series, “Not Quite Midnight,” is a staff-selected curation of cult favorites and curiosities sure to amuse, horrify, and somewhat baffle.

August 3 - The Blues Brothers (1980)
August 10 - The Room (2003)
August 17 - The Burning (1981)
August 31 - Maximum Overdrive (1986)

Tickets and learn more:
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Not Quite Midnight: August | Drexel Theatre Not Quite Midnight kicks off the month on August 3 with the John Landis classic, The Blues Brothers. Jake and Elwood Blues, on a mission from God, speed thro...

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Streisand Fever continues TONIGHT with Yentl (1983)!

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The Unabashed Jewishness of Barbra Streisand In her new memoir, Streisand describes the risks involved in making "Yentl."

Widow Clicquot now playing at the Drexel!

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'Widow Clicquot' Star Haley Bennett's Champagne Dreams The new biopic tells a story of hard work, disappointment, and reinvention. Its leading lady can relate.

Streisand Fever continues TONIGHT with The Way We Were (1973)!

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opens tonight!

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Longlegs Immerses You in Evil and an Unforgettable Nicolas Cage Powerhouse performances from Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage support Oz Perkins' best horror movie yet. Our Longlegs review: