The screenings continue with:
*Balto: Monday, February 13th, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
*Buster Keaton Shorts: Monday, February 27th, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
*Pippi Longstocking: Monday, March 12th, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
*Puss In Boots (1988): Monday, March 16th, 4pm at Cobble Hill Cinema
*Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: Monday, April 23rd, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
*Barbapapa: Monday, May 7th, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
*Shaun The Sheep: Monday, May 21st, 4pm, at Cobble Hill Cinemas
Big Movies will also be hosting their 2nd Annual Student Film Festival in June.
Click here for further information on rules and application.
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2 comments:
I have a problem with Cobble Hill Cinemas - primarily with the owner, Harvey. The reason that Cobble Hill Cinemas is able to charge less for their tickets is because they pay all of their employees, except for the owner's two sons, minimum wage. Minimum wage is any owner's way of saying "If I could pay you less, I would".
In California, I think it was, the minimum wage is now $10.00 an hour. New York's hovers around 7.35 or maybe 7.75 now. Guess what Cobble Hill pays? Exactly. People in New York City, in Brooklyn, cannot survive on minimum wage - it's exploitative and cruel.
Harvey, the owner, poses as a small, indie guy, but he's not. He has amassed a small fortune at Cobble Hill and does not properly reward his employees - also, he has not made any significant renovations at the cinema in a long, long time. Skip it.
Jackson, you shouldn't expect to make a living doing a job that the average high school kid can do.
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