Drinks with films

[...] ensues as 5 British beers are swilled in a pub.  Bechdel rating: passes, thanks to Keira Knightley’s portrayal of a gal with brains and social skills. The [...]

[...] with the Craig Johnson.  No tricks–it was a treat! Rating: 4 Halloween cocktails out of 5 Bechdel Rating: Passes http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/bill-haders-funniest-snl-skits-20130514 [...]

[...] and beyond.  We need her vision and her braveness! Rating: 4 1/2 glasses of wine out of 5 Bechdel Rating: Passes [...]

[...] : 4 glasses of wine–in proper stemware, served by someone properly paid for such a task! Bechdel rating: passes [...]

[...] or dinner out on the town.  But what do you do if your town has no movie theater?  Here in Boulder County, there are a few places with no Cineplex.  Longmont will have an upscale cinema in the new [...]

[...] In the recent weeks, two movie theaters have closed in Boulder County, Colorado: the Regal Colony theater in Louisville and the Twin Peaks Mall Regency Cinema in [...]

[...] Here’s what’s Out that’s worth seeking out in Boulder County! Are you a foodie?  Do you enjoy beer and cocktails?  Is your idea of a good time: Dinner and [...]

[...] This is the back of a film festival movie ticket. It reads in bold print: Please arrive early as empty seats will be released and [...]

[...] -5429366.php#photo-6216747 Belly dancers need gelato too! The 57th SFIFF, the oldest running film festival in the Americas, presented the Opening Night film at the glorious Castro Theater.  The Two [...]

[...] This was my first time to Telluride, CO and my first time to the Film Festival! Google Maps claimed it was 6 hours, 19 minutes from Boulder.  But I clocked more than 7 hours [...]

[...] programming some of the most recent screenings with local documentary films and film festival favorites.  This Friday, November 6, features a filmed live performance of “Rocks [...]

[...]  How to Smell a Rose. There is no way to see all the films you want to at the Telluride Film Festival but I was so glad I stayed for the late screening of The Look of Silence, the [...]

[...] I’ve been working film festivals for 20+ years and this year, I finally made it to the Telluride Film Festival.  Why, oh why, did I not make it sooner?!! The scenery is phenomenal.  The program is [...]

[...] members and even some year-round staff. Coming from my recent experience at the Telluride Film Festival where I never heard “Do you know who I am?” to a festival where something like that [...]

[...] the performance of Jenny Slate directed by Gillian Robespierre. I finally made it to the Telluride Film Festival and that was my cinematic highlight of the year!  I loved everything: the people [...]

[...] having such a fun time meeting new friends that I couldn’t break away! How important to Film Festivals are celebrity guests? I’ve attended five film festivals in the last eight months. None [...]

[...] in Colorado, it’s beyond challenging to find this fabulous films! Thankfully we have film festivals and a few art cinemas! Originally posted on Eat Drink Films ©: by Dennis Harvey The [...]

[...] I’ve been working film festivals for 20+ years and this year, I finally made it to the Telluride Film Festival.  Why, oh why, [...]

[...] .  Nor have you ever encountered a movie theater that looks like this: This a problem for film festivals.  For many festivals, Opening and Closing Night films are a way to thank Sponsors and Donors [...]

[...] The movie theater in Boulder, CO was packed on Christmas Day.  There were families with children lined up for  [...]

[...] at a local watering hole or dinner out on the town.  But what do you do if your town has no movie theater?  Here in Boulder County, there are a few places with no Cineplex.  Longmont will have an [...]

[...] to mourn for long, movie lovers…Cinebarre is opening in Louisville August 1st! More than a movie theater, Cinebarre features a bar with local beers, wine and cocktails and a restaurant with menu [...]

[...] festival, you are probably not familiar with what RUSH means.  Nor have you ever encountered a movie theater that looks like this: This a problem for film festivals.  For many festivals, Opening and [...]

[...] I love when movie theaters bring out the classics in the summer (or really, any time!).  It’s great to retreat to the [...]

[...] of Christmas with a little redemption at the end. For those of you venturing to the movie theaters, there is quite the Holiday Buffet this year. There’s orphans, penguins, sex (Horrible Bosses [...]

[...] In the recent weeks, two movie theaters have closed in Boulder County, Colorado: the Regal Colony theater in Louisville and the Twin [...]

[...] Nov 13 — Best of BIFF Shorts: some of the best short films from 10 year’s of the Boulder International Film Festival.  Both screenings at 7pm at eTown Hall. $10 plus ticket fees. This is just a [...]

[...] : Finding Vivian Maier and Ida.  I previewed them in January for the Boulder International Film Festival and it seems like sooooo long ago. Both feature amazing photography; [...]

[...] The Denver Film Festival kicks off this Wed, Nov 12th at the Sie Film Center and continues till Nov 23rd.and what a [...]

[...] the True Grit Award and both screenings were major crowd-pleasers.  Too bad the Denver Film Festival decided they needed to program “Like Sunday, Like Rain”, in the hopes of some [...]