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Tom Cruise gives an overwhelming dramatic performance in Oliver Stone’s mesmerizing biopic of Vietnam veteran and antiwar activist Ron Kovic. This intelligent and emotionally intense epic won Stone his second Best Director Oscar.
Just as a new Superman movie arrives in theaters, see newly restored Fleischer Studios Superman cartoons from the 1940s in Tut's Fever Movie Palace, located within our core exhibition, Behind the Screen.
This free event will feature live salsa beats by DJ Cheeky Star, professional dance lessons, and an evening filled with Latin culture, rhythm, and community spirit.
Cameron Crowe’s endlessly quotable blockbuster rom com gave Tom Cruise a rare showcase for his considerable skills as a romantic hero. Screens 7/11 and 7/13.
This free Open Worlds: Science event on 7/12 includes short films, an urban soil health talk with Dr. Perl Engdorf, a mobile soil testing lab, a honey tasting and demo, and Astoria Food Pantry seed giveaway, and more! Learn about all the activities!
Be immersed in the out-of-doors, and feel inspired to touch grass in this screening of recent, garden-centric short documentaries.
One of the most narratively innovative and purely enjoyable action movies of the twenty-first century so far, Doug Liman’s Edge of Tomorrow is the Groundhog Day of sci-fi spectacle. Starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt.
See a program of silent cartoons from the pioneering animation studio presented with live musical accompaniment and followed by a discussion with contemporary animators Aaron Augenblick, Stephen DeStefano, Mark Newgarden, and J. J. Sedelmaier about Fleischer Studios' enduring legacy.
Tom Cruise made an unexpected and satisfying career pivot by taking the sought-after role of the vampire Lestat, made famous in Anne Rice’s bestseller, wearing blond locks and pining after handsome housemate Louis (Brad Pitt). Screening on 35mm July 12 & 13.
John Grisham’s best-selling novel about an idealistic young lawyer (Tom Cruise) fresh out of Harvard Law School who gets embroiled in the criminal machinations of a boutique law firm in Memphis, gets a full-bodied, gripping cinematic treatment from Sydney Pollack.
Tom Cruise made an unexpected and satisfying career pivot by taking the sought-after role of the vampire Lestat, made famous in Anne Rice’s bestseller, wearing blond locks and pining after handsome housemate Louis (Brad Pitt). Screening on 35mm July 12 & 13.
Cameron Crowe’s endlessly quotable blockbuster rom com gave Tom Cruise a rare showcase for his considerable skills as a romantic hero. Screens 7/11 and 7/13.