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Nitehawk Cinema

Movie theaters, Independent Williamsburg
Recommended
4 out of 5 stars
(12user reviews)
Runner-up<br/>2018

Runner-up
2018
Runner-up<br/>2018

Runner-up
2018
Nitehawk (Photograph: Pedro Feria Pino)
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Photograph: Pedro Feria Pino
Nitehawk
2/5
Nitehawk (Photograph: Gabi Porter)
3/5
Photograph: Gabi Porter
Nitehawk (Photograph: Gabi Porter)
4/5
Photograph: Gabi Porter
Nitehawk (Photograph: Gabi Porter)
5/5
Photograph: Gabi Porter

This Brooklyn venue screens new indie releases and has a robust retro program. Each individual theater has full-service meals, plus there's the downstairs Lo-Res bar that stays open late. In 2011, Nitehawk overturned a Prohibition-era state liquor law banning alcohol in theaters, becoming the first dine-in theater to open in New York.

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Venue name: Nitehawk Cinema
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Visit Website Call Venue 718-782-8370
Address: 136 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn
11249
Cross street: between Berry St and Wythe Ave
Transport: Subway: L to Bedford Ave
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    • Time Out says
      4 out of 5 stars
      No 3D enhancements or spiced-up SFX, just a straight digital restoration for Steven Spielberg ’s multiplex marvel, the film which established CGI as the dominant force in mainstream moviemaking. You know the plot—crumbly billionaire Dickie Attenbo...
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    • Time Out says
      4 out of 5 stars
      Bittersweet and maturely witty, director Lulu Wang’s Chinese-American family drama The Farewell beats with an immigrant’s split heart. Featuring a thoughtful, career-revising turn from Crazy Rich Asians scene-stealer Awkwafina, Wang’s autobiograph...
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    • Time Out says
      5 out of 5 stars
      Review by Joshua Rothkopf Unusually for a horror director, Ari Aster knows the real world is awful enough. Life doles out plenty of pain. Hereditary, his 2018 feature debut and probably the scariest movie in a decade, basically went: My grief ove...
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    • Time Out says
      5 out of 5 stars
      Review by Stephen Garrett Multiple rapes. Infanticide. Aboriginal strange fruit. You’ve been warned. Brutal is too soft a word to describe The Nightingale, a brilliantly harrowing indictment of white male oppression set in British-ruled Australia...
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    • Time Out says
      5 out of 5 stars
      Review by Dave Calhoun The sort of high-wire, playfully enjoyable riff on movies that only Quentin Tarantino could get away with, Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood is a massively fun shaggy-dog story that blends fact and fiction, inserting made-up ch...
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