Movies

Did you score a miracle ticket to the Grateful Dead concerts? If you didn't happen to get any tickets to the Grateful Dead's Fare Thee Well shows in Chicago, they'll be simulcast at Fathom Theaters including some in Ft. Collins, Colorado.

Do you remember spending summer's at the drive-in movies? The City of Cheyenne along with Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power are bringing back some of that experience with their 'Movies in the Park' series starting Tuesday, June 16, with 'The Box Trolls.'

Have you seen Stanley Kubrick's classic movie 'The Shining'? Help celebrate the 35th anniversary of the film, based on Stephen King's novel, by seeing it at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Tuesday, June 9.

Do you know any young filmmakers in Cheyenne? You'll be able to watch some award winning short films made by Cheyenne youth this Saturday, May 23, at a free film festival inside the Atlas Theatre.

If you're like me, it's tough to beat the 'Vacation' movie series. Chevy Chase in my opinion, was about as good as it got in the 80's and early 90's.

Do you need a Grateful Dead fix to hold you over until their Fare Thee Well concerts? On Monday, May 4, you can Meet-Up at the Movies and watch a never before seen concert from 1989 at select theaters in Colorado.

Are you a fan of The Police? The new film, 'Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police,' based on guitarist Andy Summers book is currently playing at a couple theaters near Denver.

Do you have any favorite memories of the late actor Leonard Nimoy? Star Trek fans will remember his emotionless portrayal of the always logical Mr. Spock but he had many other roles on television and in the movies that were very memorable.

How would you like to see free movies about the great outdoors? The Banff Mountain Film Festival Tour returns to Laramie Wednesday and Thursday, February 18 and 19, showing free movies at The Gryphon Theatre.

Have you ever watched any of the Bing Crosby and Bob Hope 'Road...' movies? The Retro Road Trip Film Series continues at the Laramie County Library on Tuesday, January 20, showing the Crosby, Hope classic 'Road to Rio' for free.