movies

A floating cinema is coming to a water near you. Beyond Cinema, an Australian company is bringing their movies on the water to New York.

Another Central New York company is getting in the drive-in movie business... at least for this summer.

A Central New York farm is switching gears to drive-in movies during the shutdown, and its first event has already sold out.

EDSmart will use the Sorting Hat to choose five Muggles to binge-watch all of the Harry Potter movies in one sitting.

The doors may be closed at the Capitol Arts Complex in Rome due to Coronavirus, but hasn't stopped them reaching out and pulling the art community together.

You're probably too old to start training as a Jedi, but there's some good news. There's a company that will pay you to watch all the Star Wars movies back-to-back-to-back.

We already know you're going to do it anyway, so why not get paid to binge those cheesy (yet so addicting) Hallmark movies this Christmas?

There's really nothing like experiencing a drive-in theatre in the heart of spooky season with a quintuple feature of scream-worthy films.

Not only is The Landmark Theatre in Syracuse showing "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" this holiday season, but Chevy Chase himself will also be at the screening!

There's actually a surprising number of drive-in theaters across New York.

How would you like to enjoy endless movie tickets, all day, every day? Regal Cinemas in New York has your back.

The producers of “The Night House” have issued an open casting call for a well-groomed dog to play a part in the movie.