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Enjoy
Downtown Redwood City on Courthouse
Square by bringing the family out to a FREE
movie! The Summer experience continues
with a showing of 13 movies on Thursday evenings
starting at sundown (approximately 8:45pm).
Come early for the best seats (a limited number
of chairs and tables are available).
Bring
your blankets, pick up take-out food from the
nearby wonderful restaurants and experience
the outdoor "theater" with our 25 foot inflatable
screen.
This
experience is brought to you by the Redwood
City Redevelopment Agency and the Parks, Recreation
and Community Services Department where building
a great community together is our
mission.
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 Mamma
Mia! (PG-13)
sponsored by
96.5 KOIT - Lite Rock Less Talk |
June
18, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Meryl
Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth
Universal Pictures; Directed by Phyllida
Lloyd
108 minutes; 2008
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| In
this big screen version of the stage
musical featuring the songs of ABBA,
Donna is the mother to Sophie, who's
on a quest to discover the identity
of her father on the eve of her wedding.
Donna owns a small hotel on an idyllic
Greek island and when three men from
her past arrive unexpectedly it is a
trip down memory lane that no one will
ever forget. |
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| Transformers
(PG-13) |
June
25, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Shia
LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel, Jon Voight
Dreamworks Pictures; Directed by Michael
Bay
143 minutes; 2007
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| Based
on the successful cartoon from the 80s,
this action adventure pits the Autobots
against the evil Decepticons. When the
two intergalactic races wage war, they
choose Earth as their battleground.
A show is on the way as the machines
change shape between cars, trucks, planes
and other technological creations. |
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| Apollo
13 (PG) |
July
2, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Tom
Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, Gary
Sinise,
Ed Harris; Universal Pictures;
Directed by Ron Howard
140 minutes; 1995
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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seemed to be the perfect mission—another
trip to the moon for three of NASA’s
finest astronauts. But when Apollo 13
pilot Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks) uttered
a simple, heart-stopping message across
the dead of space, "Houston, we’ve
got a problem," mission control
and the rest of the world learn that
something had gone horribly wrong. |
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| School
of Rock (PG-13) |
July
9, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Jack
Black, Joan Cusack, Mike White, Sarah
Silverman; Paramount Pictures;
Directed by Richard Linklater
108 minutes; 2003
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| Wacky
comedian/singer Jack Black is Dewey
Finn, a down and out rock star up to
his gelled hair in debt. Desperate for
money, he poses as his roommate and
becomes a substitute music teacher.
His bizarre antics have an effect on
the students and he finds a bunch of
mini-prodigies in this class. With their
talent, he just might be able to win
the battle of the bands and pay off
his bills … if he can keep it
secret from principal for long enough!
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Harry
Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
(PG-13)
sponsored by
96.5 KOIT - Lite Rock Less Talk |
July
16, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Daniel
Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Ralph Fiennes
Warner Bros.; Directed by David Yates
138 minutes; 2007
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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film follows the darkest year yet for
our young wizard. Harry Potter has to
battle the Ministry of Magic as they
seize more power at Hogwarts and refuse
to believe that the evil Voldemort has
returned. Harrys overwhelming school
work, changes in the Quiddich team and
the increased threat from his nemesis
make for his most challenging year.
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Kung
Fu Panda (PG)
sponsored by Peninsula Covenant Church |
July
23, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Animated
Feature
Voices by; Jack Black, Jackie Chan,
Angelina Jolie
DreamWorks Animation LLC;
Directed by Mark Osborne and John
Stevenson
92 minutes; 2008
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| Po
is a lazy, irreverent slacker panda
who is a fan of Kung Fu but that doesn’t
help his boredom at working in his family's
noodle shop. Unexpectedly chosen to
fulfill an ancient prophecy, Po's dreams
become reality when he comes under the
leadership of Kung Fu guru Shifu and
trains to hilarious result. Po must
use his training to fight the treacherous
snow leopard Tai Lung in this animated
adventure. |
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| Hairspray (PG) |
July
30, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
John
Travolta, Queen Latifah, Michelle
Pfeiffer
New Line Cinema; Directed by Adam
Shankman
117 minutes; 2007
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| In
this screen version of the Broadway
play Tracy Turnblad is a heavy weight
teenager with huge hair who is obsessed
with Link Larken on the Corny Collins
Show. She sings and dances her way into
his heart and onto the show. However,
she decides that the segregation of
the show is not fair so she and her
friends fight to integrate the show.
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Iron
Man (PG-13)
sponsored by
96.5 KOIT - Lite Rock Less Talk |
August
6 , 2009
sundown (approx. 8:30pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Robert
Downey, Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Terrence
Howard; Paramount Pictures;
Directed by Jon Favreau
126 minutes; 2008
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| After
an accident, billionaire industrialist
Tony Stark creates a suit that sustains
his life. When he heals, he decides
to use his technology to fight crime
and leads a double life as Iron Man
in this comic book adventure. |
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| The
Notebook (PG-13) |
August
13 , 2009
sundown (approx. 8:30pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Ryan
Gosling, Rachel McAdams, James Garner
New Line Cinema; Directed by Nick
Cassavetes
123 minutes; 2004
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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epic love story centered around an older
man who reads aloud to an older, invalid
woman whom he regularly visits. From
a faded notebook, the old man's words
bring to life the story about a couple
who is separated by World War II, and
is then passionately reunited, seven
years later, after they have taken different
paths. Though her memory has faded,
his words give her the chance to relive
her turbulent youth and the unforgettable
love they shared. |
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The
Incredibles (PG)
sponsored by
96.5 KOIT - Lite Rock Less Talk |
August
20, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:15pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Animated
Feature; Voices by: Craig T. Nelson,
Holly Hunter, Samuel L. Jackson: Walt
Disney Pictures;
Directed by Brad Bird;
121 minutes; 2004
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| From
the wizards at Pixar comes this hilarious
adventure of Bob Parr, formerly known
as Mr. Incredible, who, along with his
family had to be put into the witness
protection program. Leaving his life
of crime fighting behind Bob is now
a clock punching insurance adjuster
trying to make a life in the ‘burbs.
When a mysterious communication summons
him to a remote island the whole family
must jump back into action for one last
mission. |
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| Enchanted
(PG) |
August
27, 2009
sundown (approx. 8:15pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Susan
Sarandon, James Marsden, Amy Adams,
Patrick Dempsey; Walt Disney Pictures;
Directed by Kevin Lima
107 minutes; 2007
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| A
classic Disney fairytale lands in modern-day
New York City when a storybook princess
is thrust into present day Manhattan
by an evil queen. Her prince follows
after to rescue her but her journey
causes her to change her views on life
and love after meeting a handsome lawyer.
trip down memory lane that no one will
ever forget. |
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| Casablanca
(PG) |
September
3 , 2009
sundown (approx. 7:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Humphrey
Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid;
Turner/Warner Bros.; Directed by Michael
Curtiz; Black and White; 102 minutes;
1942
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| One
of the most memorable of all film experiences,
CASABLANCA is a true Hollywood legend.
All the elements of the production—story,
cast, photography, direction, and music—are
woven expertly together to create a
motion picture monument. Wartime refugees
gather in Morocco to obtain scarce exit
visas to Lisbon. The final airport sequence
is an event not to be forgotten.
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| The
Sound of Music (G) |
September
10, 2009
sundown (approx. 7:45pm)
Courthouse Square
(map) |
Julie
Andrews; Christopher Plummer
20th Century Fox; Directed by Robert
Wise;
155 minutes; 1965
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for Content Advisory Guide for Parents
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| The
Sound of Music is one of the most beloved
musicals of all time, with music by
Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein
II. It is based on the memoir of Maria
von Trapp, The Story of the Trapp Family
Singers. Many songs from the musical
have become standards, including the
title song ("The Sound of Music"),
"Edelweiss", "My Favorite
Things", "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"
and "Do-Re-Mi". When was the
last time you were able to see it on
the big screen?! |
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