Cemetery Screening - Setpember 2nd- The Warriors
 

I know no more than I posted.

One of those cult classics that I just don't understand how anybody could like.

Personally, I'm just spending a bit too much time trying to find Setpember on my calendar... Hehehe

Lisa, I hope you know I love you... but giggle anyway! :)

Same here, although I still have the image of that guy clanging two bottles together and taunting the Warriors to "come out and playayyyyy".

Maybe some nice MODERATOR will fix it for me (says the lazy Admin.):D

Make that THEM. Fix THEM.

Um, yes cult CLASSIC that I really want to see. It's hysterical.

When I proved to my coworkers that I actually have been seeing films in a cemetery by giving them the Cinespia link, they were all very excited about this film being shown and spent the rest of the afternoon talking about it.

I finally have a free Saturday night so I wanted to check this out.

So, will any of you swanky people be attending?


Does it require a secret password or special hat?

Press Information:

CINESPIA Presents:
THE WARRIORS
Directed By Walter Hill
Saturday Sept 2nd 2006
Gates at 7:00 pm Film at 8:30 pm NEW TIME!!!
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Boulevard at Gower
No reservation necessary.
$10 Donation Tickets available at gate.
As a courtesy to other movie-goers: NO TALL CHAIRS

Masterful direction, brilliant color and fast paced action embellish this entertaining story of New York’s late ‘70s street gangs. The Warriors are falsely accused of shooting a popular gang leader and must get home with every ‘bopper’ in the city after them.
Bring blankets, drinks and picnic dinner for this special screening below (and above) the stars.
DJ Jun spins before and after the screening.

I don't know that I'm going to make this one after all. Frankly, the cemetery screenings have lost a lot of luster for me ... and I think - though I don't even care for the movie being shown ... that I'm gonna go to the Gemini Cricket one for the sake of his Californication ... and that will be my last.

Truthfully, it's that I don't like doing things I associate with me and Isaac as a couple. I'm still quite heartbroken.