12-12-24 - VHSANDCHILL OKC Presents THE POSTMAN @ RODEO CINEMA ON FILM ROW
When: Thursday, December 12th at 7:30pm
Where: Rodeo Cinema on Film Row, 701 W Sheridan Ave
Price: FREE!
As 2024 draws to a close, VHSANDCHILL OKC and RODEO CINEMA present a special BLOCKBUSTED VIDEO screening! Let us take a look back at director Kevin Costner's vision of a post-apocalyptic "future" with the 1997 magnus opus - THE POSTMAN.
This adaptation of the 1985 novel by David Brin will take you to the desolate year of 2013, after the United States has been divided following a devastating civil war. Hope is on short supply and only one man can deliver it - KEVIN COSTNER!
Released nationwide on December 12th 1997 by Warner Brothers, THE POSTMAN was (incorrectly) panned by critics and grossed $30 million against a budget of $80 million. It was nominated for 3 Saturn Awards and won all five of its Golden Raspberry Award nominations, including Worst Picture.
We're going out with a bang this year with this FREE screening and giving a new generation a chance to experience this groundbreaking film on it's 27th Anniversary. Be prepared, this film runs nearly 3 (glorious) hours long. For testing your resolve, we'll be giving away 2 tickets to COWBOY BEBOP LIVE show on January 29th at THE TOWER THEATER!!!
Starring Kevin Costner, a powerhouse performance by Will Patton, Larenz Tate, Olivia Williams, with Giovanni Ribisi and Tom Petty!
"You have a gift, Postman. You give out hope like it was candy in your pocket."
**PRESENTED ON ORIGINAL VHS IN GLORIOUS PAN & SCAN**
Rodeo Cinema on Film Row has onsite concessions, and you can get adult beverages from the nearby CORE4 BREWERY, THE STUDY, and OKCIDER!
Rodeo Cinema on Film Row is located within the historic Paramount Building at 701 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK.
DOORS OPEN @ 7:30PM, SHOW STARTS @ 8:00PM
RSVP
Where: Rodeo Cinema on Film Row, 701 W Sheridan Ave
Price: FREE!
As 2024 draws to a close, VHSANDCHILL OKC and RODEO CINEMA present a special BLOCKBUSTED VIDEO screening! Let us take a look back at director Kevin Costner's vision of a post-apocalyptic "future" with the 1997 magnus opus - THE POSTMAN.
This adaptation of the 1985 novel by David Brin will take you to the desolate year of 2013, after the United States has been divided following a devastating civil war. Hope is on short supply and only one man can deliver it - KEVIN COSTNER!
Released nationwide on December 12th 1997 by Warner Brothers, THE POSTMAN was (incorrectly) panned by critics and grossed $30 million against a budget of $80 million. It was nominated for 3 Saturn Awards and won all five of its Golden Raspberry Award nominations, including Worst Picture.
We're going out with a bang this year with this FREE screening and giving a new generation a chance to experience this groundbreaking film on it's 27th Anniversary. Be prepared, this film runs nearly 3 (glorious) hours long. For testing your resolve, we'll be giving away 2 tickets to COWBOY BEBOP LIVE show on January 29th at THE TOWER THEATER!!!
Starring Kevin Costner, a powerhouse performance by Will Patton, Larenz Tate, Olivia Williams, with Giovanni Ribisi and Tom Petty!
"You have a gift, Postman. You give out hope like it was candy in your pocket."
**PRESENTED ON ORIGINAL VHS IN GLORIOUS PAN & SCAN**
Rodeo Cinema on Film Row has onsite concessions, and you can get adult beverages from the nearby CORE4 BREWERY, THE STUDY, and OKCIDER!
Rodeo Cinema on Film Row is located within the historic Paramount Building at 701 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City, OK.
DOORS OPEN @ 7:30PM, SHOW STARTS @ 8:00PM
RSVP
In early 2016 it all started with the dream of having an old school TV wall, the kind we all saw in our favorite 80's and 90's flicks. After a few trips to some local thrifts stores, I had more than enough old TVs and VCRs. It was about this time I came into a collection of a few thousand VHS tapes and not long after VHSANDCHILL nights were born. Every month or so we started showings of classic 80's and 90's movies. As these showings became more popular we began doing some theme showings and marathons. We enjoy watching these showings bring in people from every age group and all walks of life. VHS is dead. Long live VHS!
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