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Loft Cinema
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3233 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ
85716
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Cross Streets: Between N Camino Miramonte and N Camilla Blvd
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| About: | Directions: One (1) Block East of Country Club on Speedway Public Transportation: Call Valley Metro information at (602)253-5000 Information hours: Weekdays - 5:00am to 8:00pm Saturdays & Sundays - 7:00am to 7:00pm Closed on holidays FREE FARE Children under age 6 accompanied by a adult are not charged a fare. TRANSFERS Transfers are free when you pay your fare. Box Office Numbers: Information line: (520)795-7777 Box Office Hours: The Box Office opens 1/2 hour prior to performance time Types of Payment Accepted: Cash Accessible Seating: The venus is accessible to all patrons General Rules: NO Smoking NO Acohol NO Weapons NO Marking / Light Pens Children Rules: Customers must be 18 years of age or older Miscellaneous: FILM LINE-UP: No Neck Joe III produced by Spike & Mike, animated by DNA Productions (5:30) A humorous look at a hapless cartoon character with no neck. Die Hard in under two minutes by Konstantin Bronzit of Russia (1:20) A parody of the popular film. Tyson: I am not an Animal by David Lipson (2:40) A goof on the boxers serious rage issues. Learn how you can get your ass whupped if youre in close proximity to Mike Tyson. Ballet Blues by Thomas Kung (1:00) Two ballet dancers, who have never worked together, begin rehearsals. Bowlin Fer Souls by SuperGenius (2:30) Satan, in his ultra-evil hot rod, The El Diablo, patrols the outskirts of Hell to search out and capture stray souls who are hopelessly trying to hitch a ride to purgatory. In the present case, a team of ex-bowlers are about to taste their own medicine. Horned Gramma by Dave Foss (1:15) She mainly uses her magical horn to do good, although she has been known to wreak havoc during tantrums. Legend of Raggot by Sean Scott (3:45) Loosely based on the urban legend inspired by Richard Gere, Legend of Raggot explores the love of two men and their gerbil. Animated hilarity for the whole family. Grimms Humpty Dumpty by Ryan Montrucchio (2:30) A 90?s remake of a childhood classic. Humpty Dumpty now bangs in the hood. Swing Sluts produced by Spike & Mike, animated by Brett Johnson (6:00) More adventures starring Summer & Tiffany as they decide to enter the swing scene. Billys Balloon by Don Hertzfeldt (5:20) WINNER - Grand Jury Prize for Best Short Film 1999 Slamdance A darkly hilarious and unbelievably twisted look at a little boy and his balloon. Beyond Grandpa II produced by Spike & Mike, animated by Breehn John Burns (4:00) More absurd caricatures of Grandpa Body Parts by Jonas Odell of Sweden (5:30) A series of hilarious vignettes. Chicken Coup by Johnny Turco (2:10) Spring is in the air as two eagerly expectant parents await the arrival of their little bundle of joy. However, its not quite what they anticipate. Beat the Meatles by DNA Productions An animated record commercial featuring the greatest hits of the greatest pop group of all-time: The Meatles. Includes the first US television appearance. Radioactive Crotch Man by Nick Gibbons (2:30) Radioactive Crotch Man is a thrilling tale of action, adventure and radioactive nether regions. Evil doers beware for this is one crotch you dont want to tangle with. Tongue Twister by Sean Scott of Canada (2:20) Tongue Twister is a cold, hilarious ride into stark horror, preying on the hidden fears embedded in the psyche of every citizen north of the 49th parallel. The Beckers: Cannibalism and Your Teen by Natterjack Animation Co. Ltd. (5:00) After hearing about two teenagers eating each other, Barry Becker warns his son about the dangers of cannibalism. Forrest Dump and Foreskin Gump by Roy T. Wood (1:00) More of Forrest?s no-nonsense explanations. Surprise Cinema by Bill Plympton (6:00) A gross-out parody of candid camera wherein a perverted M.C. puts innocent victims through violent and obscene situations. Merry Christmas Grandma by Greg Kovacs (2:30) Revenge is sweet. Grandma has baked and consumed many-a gingerbread man in her day, but this time she has messed with the wrong cookie. Home, Honey, I?m High II: What You Should Know about Drugs produced by Spike & Mike, story by Matt Davis, animated by Dan Dudley (5:00) A public service film about the dangers of drug use. |
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User Rating: 5 out of 5 starsTucson's own nonprofit, community-supported art cinema is a stop on the tours of independent films and film events. The Loft shares foreign films, art films, independent releases and reprints of classics. Local filmmakers are celebrated here, as well. They also host film events with celebrities available for commentary and signatures.
Check out their website for more about the fantastic Loft Cinema at loftcinema.com
A film lover's dream come true!
User Rating: 5 out of 5 starsWe get sick of seeing the same old movies, The Loft has interesting, and yes sometimes weird! But definatly NOT boring movies, and the are not the SAME 'ol movies that every other theatre across town is showing.
User Rating: 5 out of 5 starsUnique movies and opportunities: for independent film makers and fans, The Loft has been the only place in Tucson for decades. A great place and time for all.
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