Quad Cinema

But so this is obviously after...

it had come out so like it was sold out everywhere yes and so she just found this indie theater on 13th string tell me which one i hadn't heard of it quad cinema

you haven't been to quad cinema i was going to quad cinema pre-pandemic it's very nice because it is the tiniest screen it buddy i believe i may have had a television larger than these screens at one point

it's I mean, I mean, like, listen, compared to a TV is genuinely large, but I'm going to guess it's like 150 inches.

Yes, it is

favorite thing

about

Quad Cinema,

Do you remember the first time you ever walked into a movie house, a

theater? The first movie I ever saw was a re-release of The Jungle Book at the Quad Cinema in the West Village in New York where I grew up.

I claim that I remember this experience, but I would have been strolled in, rolled in via stroller, not walked into my own volition.

But my mother describes seeing the immediate like, oh, this kid is cursed.

Naza opens at the IFC Center in New York City's Greenwich Village on Wednesday.

Just a few blocks away, the Quad Cinema will be showing another movie about Israel called Checkout.

It's the story of a hapless Mossad agent who is being forced retirement, who is actually being facing a forced retirement when he suddenly spots what seems to be a mark of a lifetime, a high-level militant posing as a businessman.

Absurd and violent hijinks ensue, and spoiler alert, the businessman ends up dead.