Hate Crowds? Watch Barbie and Oppenheimer at This Micro-Cinema
Back-to-back, why not?
(SPOT.ph) Barbenheimer is coming. And if you want in on the two biggest movies dropping this year sans becoming part of the throng heading to all the big cinemas, then pay attention: Micro-cinema Cinema '76 is screening both. The crowd-averse can book tickets to screen either, or really, both films, from July 19 to 25. Heck, you can even carve out a day to watch them back-to-back; the only real way to experience #Barbenheimer, we'd argue.
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Celebrate Barbenheimer minus the crowd at Cinema '76
Tickets are at P320 each for either film. Screening times change depending on the day, with some days having two showings for either movie. You can reserve a ticket as soon as now via a form but walk-ins are also accepted. We'd say it'd be safer to reserve a ticket in advance, especially if you're going for both.
Note that Barbie's run time is at nearly two hours while Oppenheimer's is at three hours, that means a total five-hour run time if you're watching them consecutively. A look at the schedule shows that you can watch both in one day at Cinema '76 if you're deadset on doing that to your brain cell; just be sure to have essentially the whole day blocked out for it! The Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan films are bound to be the main buzz for the next few weeks, after all, so might as well find out why.
Cinema '76 is a popular micro-cinema with a new home at the Terraces Building along Tomas Morato. You might know them as being one of the OGs in the micro-cinema scene with their first home in San Juan—yes, they're the ones under TBA Studios. What sets this place apart is, as in the name of micro-cinema, their theaters are much smaller than the usual you'd find in malls, hence a more intimate viewing experience.
Cinema '76 is at 2/F, Terraces Building, Tomas Morato Avenue corner Scout Borromeo St., Quezon City. For more information, check out the Cinema '76 Film Society Facebook page.