Obsolete Cinema shows free movies in Brooklyn, New York. Check our blog for movie reviews, VHS nostalgia and more.
Remember when music videos were great? Bill Fishman does, but mostly because he made a lot of them. Like, A LOT. After cutting his teeth with the likes of the Ramones, Hank Williams, Jr., and Wilco among so many others, the idiosyncratic director broke into features with TAPEHEADS, which appropriately enough is about the music video biz.
Read MoreSummertime brings heat, vacations, and a load of blockbuster movies. All are vying for a piece of the popcorn pie, the last chunk of change in our pockets, and Hollywood immortality. But there’s a dark side to the dream: box office flops, those movies that for any number of reasons can’t win the popularity contest.
Read MoreFather's Day is an Obsolete Holiday. It's one of those greeting card obligations that either gets lost in the shuffle of post-Memorial Day summer fun or dangles there like the crappy tie you just picked out for the man who (hopefully) raised you. As Father's Day approaches like the downtrodden door-to-door salesman that it is, we pay tribute to some truly Obsolete movie dads.
Read MoreTheme songs named after movies: You hear them. You hum them. You remember a line or two, and that's all you need. When a tune like that gets stuck in your craw, who you gonna call? You already know the answer.
Read MoreThe movies you think you remember on a format you can't forget. Free double features every month in Brooklyn.
