Movies

Here's what the Fort Collins drive-in theater will be showing for its 2019 opening weekend.

Here it is: Streaming Observer's 'Christmas Movie Your State Is Most Obsessed With — Mapped' for 2018, and uh, Colorado's is a little weird.

You may watch this '80s holiday comedy very year without knowing parts of it were filmed in a Colorado middle school, and even a Walmart.

Warren Miller's skiing and snowboarding films are an annual 'kick off to winter' here in Colorado, and from AWOLNATION to Weezer, the soundtrack never disappoints.

The classic Stephen King book turned iconic Kubrick film, inspired by Colorado's The Stanley Hotel, is getting a sequel in 2020.

'Phantoms' is a 1998 thriller about a Colorado town being terrorized by a monster, and it was filmed here. Could it REALLY be scarier than Gigli, though?

There's only a handful of drive-ins left in the United States, so we're lucky to have one in our backyard at the Holiday Twin, now recognized for its nostalgic charm.

The new Lyric Cinema on North College Ave. in Fort Collins now has an additional screen — outside.

The true story of a Colorado Springs cop who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the 1970s has been made into a Spike Lee film, coming to theaters this Friday.

For one night, it's a bike-in.

Is there anything more Fort Collins than riding a bike to a brewery to watch a movie outside in the summer? No. No, there is not. Here's what's showing this August.

Windsor's Movies in the Park Series kicks off June 1, and continues every other Friday through September 2.