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Ritz
Cinemas
Phone: 9332 1000
E-mail: info@ritzcinemas.com.au
Built in 1937, this much-loved
cinema is one of the finest surviving Art Deco cinemas in Australia. When
we celebrated our 60th birthday a few years ago, the cinema underwent
extensive renovations (preserving the Art Deco style at the same time).
Three new theatres with digital sound systems and state-of-the-art
projectors were opened which bring the latest blockbusters to Ritz cinema
goers.
The Ritz's cinematic standards,
800+ seats, as well as its ambience and acoustics, make it a favourite
among cinema connoisseurs, many of whom will go out of their way to see a
film here. The Ritz screens mostly first release, mainstream flicks.
Of course, the Ritz is also
fantastic value with concession tickets at $6 and regular tickets at
$7.50. You can buy a movie and popcorn and still spend less than the cost
of a movie ticket in other cinemas.
Quick Fact: This art-deco treasure
would have been knocked down but for a late-discovered Heritage order.
| Now Showing
(click for more
information) |
26/05
- 1/06
15
Minutes
Andy
Warhol promised everyone 15 minutes of fame, a concept put through
its paces in impressive fashion in this sophisticated thriller
starring Robert De Niro. |
26/05
- 1/06
All
The Pretty Horses
Dang
them pretty horses, it's Matt Damon and Penelope Cruz we want to
see go through their paces in this post-World War II romantic
drama set on the Tex-Mex border. |
26/05
- 1/06
Moulin
Rouge
Will
Ewan McGregor get his kit off? Can Nicole Kidman sing? Can Baz
Luhrmann top Romeo + Juliet? Find out in this lavish look at belle
epoque Paris. |
26/05
- 1/06
The
Mexican
Julia
Roberts and Brad Pitt are as American as apple pie, so you might
wonder who the Mexican is in this black comedy. Sorry, gringas,
it's not Benicio Del Toro. |
26/05
- 1/06
The
Mummy Returns
Hold
onto your hats for another round of old-fashioned adventure fused
with modern special effects, as funny action man Brendan Fraser
kicks more mummy butt. |
26/05
- 1/06
The
Way Of The Gun
Benicio
Del Toro stars in this Tex-Mex crime thriller, which takes delight
in violent gun play as a cool statement in style. |
Coming
Soon
Babes
In Arms
Screaming,
kicking, crying, no it's not the latest Hollywood romance, but
special movie sessions where babies, toddlers and young children
are welcome. |
| Session
Times for the Week 26 May - 1 June |
Movies Scheduled Daily
15 Minutes
10.00am, 1.00pm, 3.00pm, 5.30pm
All The Pretty Horses
11.00am, 2.00pm, 4.00pm,
6.30pm Moulin Rouge
9.30am, 11.15am, 12.30pm, 2.00pm, 4.30pm, 5.00pm, 6.30pm, 7.00pm,
8.00pm, 8.45pm, 9.00pm The
Mexican
9.30am, 12.00pm, 4.00pm The
Mummy Returns
10.00am, 1.00pm, 4.00pm, 6.30pm, 7.15pm, 8.00pm The
Way Of The Gun
11.00am, 2.00pm, 4.00pm,
6.30pm
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