We’re rolling out Phase 15 and 22!
What’s up my Movie Mates! Sorry for the late Blog article this month. Our Blog manager keeps hassling me to get it done, but I have been busy in our state of the art R&D office, cooking up the next big things to offer our guests.
January is a traditional slow month for movies but luckily I took my time writing this article and January is almost over! There are still some great movies coming out so check our website for showtimes and tickets.
Each month we strive to be able to release the next phase of our 52 phase plan for Oaks Center Cinema. This month I am happy to announce Phase 15 and 22 of that plan!
Phase 15- The Bar! - Who saw that coming?! Any day now we hope to start opening up the taps and let the beer start flowing. We will have beer on tap, liquor, wine, and special movie-themed cocktails. Keep an eye on our website and socials for more details.
Phase 22- Live Events! Saturday, March 9th we will be having two different events both hosted by “Comedy Explosion”. There will be a 12:00pm family-friendly Magic Show and an 8:00pm adult Comedy show! Visit thecomedyexplosion.com or our website for more details.
New movies and events are happening all the time and might not always make it into the blog, so make sure you follow all of our social pages (Facebook, Instagram and now Tik Tok) to get news on all of the events.
Alright, I’ve got to go work on Phase 53 of our 52 phase plan. Stay safe out there Movie Mates and check below for my synopsis on some upcoming movies!
“Argylle” – Not too sure but its got a cat on the poster so that looks good to me.
“Lisa Frankenstein”- I’m thinking this is like Frankenstein but instead of his first name being Doctor…its Lisa.
“Madame Web”- I’m actually pretty excited for this. Its connected to Spider-Man, that’s all I need to know.
“Bob Marley: One Love”- It’s about some dude named Bob Marley.
“What about Love”- Google it.
“Ordinary Angels”- “Inspired by the incredible true story of a hairdresser who single-handedly rallies an entire community to help a widowed father save the life of his critically ill young daughter.”
“Drive Away Dolls” – I thought this was basically “Barbie” but turns out it has nothing to do with Dolls. It is an R rated comedy about two ladies going on a road trip.