You don’t have to be a member to buy tickets from Arclight online.
That website is screwed up for EVERYONE. Equal opportunity.

Well, for No Country For Old Men you have to be a member…

When there’s a “member movie” at Arclight it means you get a dollar off your ticket if you are a member, not that you have to be a member to go to the screening.

good to know!

yeah, i didn’t see the link where it said i could skip signing up for a membership. oh well. i’ll save six bucks on a ticket anyway.

No No Country for Old Men for Non-Members… but anyway, No Country for Old Men is overrated.. and I’m a Coen Brothers fan.

Laemmle Monica
Regency Fairfax Theatre

etc, etc

http://movies.aol.com/movie/no-country-for-old-men/25145/showtimes

I’ve found that imdb is a pretty good and reliable site for movie screenings. I’ve got four theatres in my reduced list of convenient-to-me theatres to see the film.

I don’t mean to be a jerk, but I’m stunned at the pervasive cluelessness of this post.

1. It’s Coen, not Cohen.

2. No Country for Old Men came out 2 months ago. You talk like it just opened on Friday and should thus be in 3000 theatres. We’re lucky it’s still around (thanks to the awards buzz, no doubt).

3. The Arclight’s been around for almost 6 years and you thought all this time that it was a “members only” cinema?

4. I’ve never seen anybody resort to Yahoo movies or to Google to find movie listings. Don’t you have a newspaper? Or know how to call Moviefone? (777-FILM in every area code in the country) Or at least go to movietickets.com or movies.aol.com (which is where moviefone.com will redirect you)? If you did, you would have quickly learned that it is still playing in about 15 theatres around LA (including the Fairfax, just a mile west of your precious New Beverly, where all shows after 6pm are $6 and all shows before 6pm are a mere $3, so you can get your bargain).

Seriously… You sound like somebody who only goes out to the movies about once a decade. I don’t mean to be so harsh, but your post was so plaintive and peeved that I think you deserve a little ribbing for not knowing what you’re talking about.

You missed one, MTK:

5) “why can’t the studios cram the good stuff down our throats for once?”

What, like it’s up to the studios to decide how many theatres their films are still playing in after two months in release?

It’s the exhibitors who decide whether to keep playing a film, not the studios.

(And, how does that whole “studios cramming stuff down your throat” thing work, anyway? Do they strap you down in a chair and hold your eyelids open with mechanical claws, à la Clockwork Orange, or what, exactly?)

Dear Cuhtter, Who the hell are these “Cohen” Brothers? Never heard of ‘em.

(ducking)

i officially nominate this this as my “worst post ever”

Actually, Google is a great place to get movie listings. Just type “showtimes 90039″ – assuming you live in ZIP code 90039 – and voila, movie listings.