Movies

Blackhawk Technical College in Janesville will be hosting a free drive-in movie night this October with the feature presentation, 'Hocus Pocus'.

As if sitting around the past 4-5 months hasn't been bad enough, we now have data that shows we're spending our time doing something most of us absolutely hate.

Load the kids in the car and get ready to spend every Friday in September watching drive-in movies with the Belvidere Park District.

You can now take the family to the movies at Showplace 14, but make sure you buy tickets in advance.

Those gigantic empty parking lots and all those buckets waiting to be filled with hot-buttered popcorn. I have really missed going see a movie at AMC.

Who could have predicted that movie theaters around the country would be sitting empty while drive-in movies are enjoying a Renaissance?

We get it, there's only so much we can do right now in the middle of a pandemic.

AMC Theatres has changed the phased process for reopening their theatres, but it's not because of their troubled financial status.

Capacity will be cut in half, and movie-goers will have to stay in their vehicles. Vehicles will be parked 12 to 16 feet apart.

When AMC-owned Showplace 16 and Showplace 14 eventually re-open, they most likely will not being showing films distributed by Universal.