Films I’ve Seen At The Grindhouse (aka The Palace):
Dunston Checks In
Tom and Huck
Happy Gilmore
Oliver and Company
D3: The Mighty Ducks
For Richer Or Poorer
Mouse Hunt (in THX)
Mr. Magoo
The Borrowers
Krippendorff’s Tribe
Mulan (in THX)
10 Things I Hate About You
Never Been Kissed
The Bourne Identity (in THX)
Star Wars Episode II (in THX)
Chicago
Biker Boyz
View From The Top
The Core
What A Girl Wants
Malibu’s Most Wanted
Hollywood Homicide
Love Actually
Gothika
The Missing
Honey
Love Don’t Cost A Thing
Stuck On You
Mona Lisa Smile (in THX)
Cold Mountain (in THX)
House Of Sand and Fog
Torque
The Butterfly Effect (in THX)
The Big Bounce
You Got Served
Twisted
Dawn Of The Dead
Taking Lives
Johnson Family Vacation
The Whole Ten Yards
Little Black Book
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Alfie
Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
Darkness
Elektra
Coach Carter
In Good Company
Constantine
The Interpreter
The Honeymooners
Herbie: Fully Loaded
Bewitched
Two For The Money
Prime
The Weather Man (in THX)
Jarhead
Derailed
Rumor Has It
Last Holiday
Annapolis
The Pink Panther (in THX)
Eight Below (in THX)
Take The Lead
The Sentinel
Garfield: A Tail Of Two Kitties
Monster House
The Ant Bully
Barnyard
Beerfest
The Last Kiss
School For Scoundrels
A Good Year
Stranger Than Fiction
Apocalypto
The Holiday
Charlotte’s Web
Freedom Writers
Breach
300
Shooter
Perfect Stranger (in THX)
In The Land Of Women
Spider-Man 3
Shaun Of The Dead (special show, in THX)
Gone Baby Gone
Dan In Real Life
The Goonies (special show)
The Golden Compass (in THX)
P.S. I Love You
The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything
Never Back Down
The Terminator (special show, in THX)
I also will add that I snuck into a showing of Mean Girls here (walked out after fifteen minutes because it was that bad) and recently saw Iron Man at an advance screening and Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay here.
Meanwhile, the theatre is back to Dickinson branding but haven’t seen if anything’s changed yet. Goodrich kept it almost as is, even the carpet is still Dickinson branded.
Recently, the Quad was one of the few theatres to run Uwe Boll’s Postal. This was because AMC and Regal refused to show it. Boll must have paid them a lot of money to run it.
IMAX is going to be added to this theatre and possibly DLP/REAL-D as well. It was purchased mainly after plans for a new theatre were canceled due to lack of space.
The state that I live in has almost no exhibition of Bollywood titles. Kansas City runs a few, St. Louis runs most of them but for only two days and the times never appear in the paper (Saawariya was an exception because Sony distributed it) and Springfield is so xenophobic that you can forget about it. Hopefully they build a Indian theatre in Kansas City or St. Louis or start distributing titles wider and for longer. Maybe even some decent video distribution (as in, video stores actually carry them) will happen.
I saw The Wizard Of Oz here on Friday. I saw it in the balcony and the people involved really put out all of the stops here. 35mm print (from the 1998 reissue), introduction by actors playing characters, bubbles provided during Glinda’s scenes and the air conditioning going at full-blast during the tornado scene.
Beauty and The Beast
Thumbelina
Matilda
A Very Brady Sequel
Doctor Dolittle (the remake)
A Bug’s Life
Star Wars Episode I
The Rugrats Movie (free show)
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
The Truth About Charlie
Rugrats Go Wild
Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas
Agent Cody Banks 2
Laws Of Attraction
Envy
Catch That Kid (free show)
House Of Flying Daggers
Sahara
Monster-In-Law
A Sound Of Thunder
The Black Dahlia
Fracture
Transformers (advance screening)
Harry Potter and The Order Of The Phoenix
Superbad
The Invasion
Halloween (the remake)
Dragon Wars
The Final Season
August Rush
Juno
88 Minutes
The other two were Cocoon: The Return and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. And the Springfield 8 played five 70mm titles, Far and Away in first run and special one-week runs of Batman, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, Die Hard 2 and Patriot Games in 1993.
This theatre is mentioned in “Tiny Toons Adventures: How I Spent My Summer Vacation” as being the film’s only theatrical screening. Was it really screened or was it a well-researched gag?
I accidentally left out 28 Weeks Later (in THX).
I’d say their IMAX screen still rakes in a lot of dough.
Films I’ve Seen At The Grindhouse (aka The Palace):
Dunston Checks In
Tom and Huck
Happy Gilmore
Oliver and Company
D3: The Mighty Ducks
For Richer Or Poorer
Mouse Hunt (in THX)
Mr. Magoo
The Borrowers
Krippendorff’s Tribe
Mulan (in THX)
10 Things I Hate About You
Never Been Kissed
The Bourne Identity (in THX)
Star Wars Episode II (in THX)
Chicago
Biker Boyz
View From The Top
The Core
What A Girl Wants
Malibu’s Most Wanted
Hollywood Homicide
Love Actually
Gothika
The Missing
Honey
Love Don’t Cost A Thing
Stuck On You
Mona Lisa Smile (in THX)
Cold Mountain (in THX)
House Of Sand and Fog
Torque
The Butterfly Effect (in THX)
The Big Bounce
You Got Served
Twisted
Dawn Of The Dead
Taking Lives
Johnson Family Vacation
The Whole Ten Yards
Little Black Book
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Alfie
Bridget Jones: The Edge Of Reason
Darkness
Elektra
Coach Carter
In Good Company
Constantine
The Interpreter
The Honeymooners
Herbie: Fully Loaded
Bewitched
Two For The Money
Prime
The Weather Man (in THX)
Jarhead
Derailed
Rumor Has It
Last Holiday
Annapolis
The Pink Panther (in THX)
Eight Below (in THX)
Take The Lead
The Sentinel
Garfield: A Tail Of Two Kitties
Monster House
The Ant Bully
Barnyard
Beerfest
The Last Kiss
School For Scoundrels
A Good Year
Stranger Than Fiction
Apocalypto
The Holiday
Charlotte’s Web
Freedom Writers
Breach
300
Shooter
Perfect Stranger (in THX)
In The Land Of Women
Spider-Man 3
Shaun Of The Dead (special show, in THX)
Gone Baby Gone
Dan In Real Life
The Goonies (special show)
The Golden Compass (in THX)
P.S. I Love You
The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything
Never Back Down
The Terminator (special show, in THX)
I also will add that I snuck into a showing of Mean Girls here (walked out after fifteen minutes because it was that bad) and recently saw Iron Man at an advance screening and Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay here.
Meanwhile, the theatre is back to Dickinson branding but haven’t seen if anything’s changed yet. Goodrich kept it almost as is, even the carpet is still Dickinson branded.
Recently, the Quad was one of the few theatres to run Uwe Boll’s Postal. This was because AMC and Regal refused to show it. Boll must have paid them a lot of money to run it.
Recently saw Under The Same Moon here. Also a great film.
That may never happen. KGBX is one of the city’s top radio stations and they could never be evicted.
IMAX is going to be added to this theatre and possibly DLP/REAL-D as well. It was purchased mainly after plans for a new theatre were canceled due to lack of space.
I remember that scene in Resident Evil: Apocalypse. Pointless, like the rest of the film.
How is this news?
David Daly was also the Springfield News-Leader’s film critic during his tenure at SMSU (now Missouri State University).
It’s probably a screening room that plays DVD’s and commercials.
This played at the Springfield 8 but I didn’t see how well it did, because I was seeing Iron Man.
The state that I live in has almost no exhibition of Bollywood titles. Kansas City runs a few, St. Louis runs most of them but for only two days and the times never appear in the paper (Saawariya was an exception because Sony distributed it) and Springfield is so xenophobic that you can forget about it. Hopefully they build a Indian theatre in Kansas City or St. Louis or start distributing titles wider and for longer. Maybe even some decent video distribution (as in, video stores actually carry them) will happen.
Denis Quad was good in Great Balls Of Fire and The Rookie.
I saw The Wizard Of Oz here on Friday. I saw it in the balcony and the people involved really put out all of the stops here. 35mm print (from the 1998 reissue), introduction by actors playing characters, bubbles provided during Glinda’s scenes and the air conditioning going at full-blast during the tornado scene.
Great experience.
According to fromscripttodvd.com, The Sound Of Music ran 146 weeks.
According to a picture seen in the documentary on the Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III DVD, that film (Leatherface) played at this theatre.
Spy Kids 3-D is actually the highest grossing 3-D film ever, despite having been released in the red/blue format.
Losing one theatre does not mean the end of the world. Sometimes people can be really stupid.
There’s life and there’s everything else. Sometimes, the fate of the world is better than saving a theatre that probably won’t be saved anyway.
The final show under Landmark was Run, Fatboy, Run.
Films I’ve Seen Here:
Beauty and The Beast
Thumbelina
Matilda
A Very Brady Sequel
Doctor Dolittle (the remake)
A Bug’s Life
Star Wars Episode I
The Rugrats Movie (free show)
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
The Truth About Charlie
Rugrats Go Wild
Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas
Agent Cody Banks 2
Laws Of Attraction
Envy
Catch That Kid (free show)
House Of Flying Daggers
Sahara
Monster-In-Law
A Sound Of Thunder
The Black Dahlia
Fracture
Transformers (advance screening)
Harry Potter and The Order Of The Phoenix
Superbad
The Invasion
Halloween (the remake)
Dragon Wars
The Final Season
August Rush
Juno
88 Minutes
The other two were Cocoon: The Return and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. And the Springfield 8 played five 70mm titles, Far and Away in first run and special one-week runs of Batman, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade, Die Hard 2 and Patriot Games in 1993.
This theatre is mentioned in “Tiny Toons Adventures: How I Spent My Summer Vacation” as being the film’s only theatrical screening. Was it really screened or was it a well-researched gag?
To the poster above, that should be June 16th, 1995 and Batman Forever instead of Batman Begins.