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Halloween Movies at More in Ann Arbor’s Theaters

The Wild Robot The latest from DreamWorks animation is being heralded as a classic with a place among its most successful properties like "Kung Fu...

Ani DiFranco Visits the Michigan Theater for Documentary Screening

World-renowned singer/songwriter/musician Ani DiFranco, groundbreaking director Dana Flor, and trailblazing producer Amy Hobby will attend the Michigan Theater on Wednesday, October 9, after the...

“The Sixth Sense” Returns to the Big Screen for its 25th Anniversary

For its 25th anniversary, “The Sixth Sense” will return to the big screen for one night only on Monday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m. at the Michigan Theater as part of the “Like it’s 1999…” series of movies. 

What’s Playing at the Movies in September

Jason Schwartzman stars as Ben, a recent widower, whose grief is making it difficult to fulfill the requirements of his job. While his friends and family try to set him up with various dates, Ben runs into Carla, Carol Kane, who used to be his elementary school music teacher.

The Artistic Impact of “Pulp Fiction” is Still Felt 30 Years Later

In 1994, “Pulp Fiction” – a commercial and critical darling – had a sweeping effect on independent cinema.

Third Mind Books Plans to Expand Classic Movie Series

Third Mind Books has a very specific niche in the Ann Arbor book scene. They are known for their commitment to the free speech led literature of the last century, which shines during their monthly film screenings.

Shatner Hosts “Star Trek II” Screening at the Fisher

William Shatner – alias Capt. James T. Kirk of “Star Trek” – has nothing but nice things to say about Detroit. 

See 1987’s “The Princess Bride” at the Michigan Theater 

It’s “inconceivable” that Wallace Shawn has taken a vow of silence when saying that single word, one of the most famous lines in the oft-quoted, beloved classic “The Princess Bride.”  

At 30, ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ is Still Beloved By Many

Even though it’s been recognized as one of the most beloved films ever made by fans and critics alike, even though it earned seven Oscar nominations, even though it’s still broadcast regularly on cable, even though the United States Library of Congress selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry, “The Shawshank Redemption” bombed at the box office when it debuted in 1994. 

July 2024 at the Movies in Ann Arbor

Kinds of Kindness Director Yorgos Lanthimos’ ("The Favourite," "Poor Things") newest film is a fable in three parts with three separate stories involving a man...

Must Visit Areas in Ann Arbor

Visiting Ann Arbor is a unique yet fun experience. From historic museums to towering delicious sandwiches handcrafted at delis, the city has a bit of everything for you to try.

June 2024 at the Movies in Ann Arbor

I Saw the TV Glow A teenager, Owen, is introduced by a classmate to a late-night TV show that shows a version of a supernatural...