De Palma a la Mod

It looks like Brian De Palma's Domino will open in at least two U.S. theaters on May 31st. We found out last Monday that the film will open that day at AMC Rolling Hills 20, which is about a 30-mile drive from Los Angeles, in Torrance. Today we discover that Domino will also open May 31st at Cinema Village in New York's Greenwich Village. The Cinema Village theater will show the film twice a day, at 11am and 11pm, for at least a full week.

(Thanks to Hugh!)

Posted by Geoff at 6:17 PM CDT
Updated: Sunday, May 12, 2019 6:19 PM CDT
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Sunday, May 12, 2019 - 6:39 PM CDT

Name: "harry georgatos"

Fat lot of good that does me living in Sydney Australia with zero release date!

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Sunday, May 12, 2019 - 10:33 PM CDT

Name: "Mustafa"

In times like these I really hate Disney, Geroge Lucas and Steven Spielberg, for forever changing the mentality of cinema going and its demographic

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Sunday, May 12, 2019 - 10:45 PM CDT

Name: "Brett"

So I will gladly watch a new DePalma movie in any theater willing to show it. With that said, and with all due respect to Cinema Village which is a legendary indie/art house movie theater in NYC, if this is the only screen in NYC showing Domino then that's a slap in the face to this movie. Also, only 11am and 11pm showings? Are they trying to get no one to come see it? This is baffling to me. There are movie theaters in Times Square that have dozens of screens that often reserve a few for movies that get released on a handful of screens. For a movie from Brian DePalma starring a major actor from Game of Thrones, that would seen more approrpiate to me. Not to mention showtimes that run all day and night. Despite this obvious disappointment, I'm still incredibly excited to see Domino. Looks like I'll be taking the 11pm screening!

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Monday, May 13, 2019 - 9:10 AM CDT

Name: "Lear"

Mustafa: I don't see what Lucas and Spielberg have to do with anything. They each made a huge hit when the whole industry was dying and the system ajusted the ways they were producing movies. De Palma went on to making some of his best and most successful movies based on that change. Bear in mind that Coppola, Scorsese, Spielberg, Cimino, Lynch and plenty others had a huge box office disaster in the late 70s and early 80s that threatened the whole industry, sank United Artists and killed many careers. If anything, Spielberg and Lucas tried to save the dying theatre and disappearing artists in more ways than one: I'm not talking about the whole Netflix debacle but rather how Lucas and Coppola financed and distributed Kurosawa's last films, or how Spielberg forced Netflix to show Roma in theaters for a longer period so that it became more accessible to everyone, etc. Not to mention the fact that they are/were all great friends who helped each other until the mid-90s.

Now Disney... Yeah, that's a huge problem.

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Monday, May 13, 2019 - 5:16 PM CDT

Name: "?"

some websites have the Budget of Domino at $14,000,000.

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