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10. We had an arthouse repertory theater

Reply to WillyT (Original post)

Sun Apr 13, 2014, 10:22 PM

Apr 2014

It would show offbeat and unusual movies, as well as first run independent films. But one of their staples was billed as "everyone's favorite double feature," King of Hearts and Harold & Maude. I probably saw it half a dozen times living in the neighborhood.

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Update: Sunday Nite Movie: Anybody Remember 'King of Hearts' ??? - Seems Prescient These Days... [View all] WillyT Apr 2014 OP

I absolutely adored that movie when it came out Warpy Apr 2014 #1

pssst... that supposedly the full version in the OP... WillyT Apr 2014 #3

Thanks! Warpy Apr 2014 #6

Was it that long ago?? I remember it well. Loved it. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2014 #2

I Loved It Too... Had NO IDEA It Was From 1966... WillyT Apr 2014 #4

A great film. Bluenorthwest Apr 2014 #5

Brilliant movie klook Apr 2014 #7

saw it when it was first released....and recently...loved it then, loved it now. spanone Apr 2014 #8

Have not seen it in years TNNurse Apr 2014 #9

We had an arthouse repertory theater gratuitous Apr 2014 #10

Loved that movie; saw it at the LSC Classic Films Series at MIT. eppur_se_muova Apr 2014 #11

Loved it from the beginning.. likesmountains 52 Apr 2014 #12

One of the best offering at the student union theater when I was a university student. CBHagman Apr 2014 #13