Movies

Surprise! His name isn’t actually Winnie the Pooh.

If you have a road trippers heart and are sad that you can't hit the open road, maybe consider the next best thing- getting paid to watch road trip type movies.

There are in fact horror movies based on, or built around, the Thanksgiving holiday.

Many events have stalled because of the pandemic and as we enter the final quarter of the year things are probably not going to resume to normal life for a while.

The Coronavirus pandemic has hurt most businesses, especially small businesses. Movie theaters have been closed in New York State since mid-march.

When he looks back on these days, I hope my son remembers that it was a time not of upheaval, but a time his mom and dad made amazing memories with him.

One of the major cinemas is temporarily closing all their theatres beginning Thursday.

The schedule is full of classics!

If you've been waiting for the Live-Action Mulan to come out from Disney, there's good news. It's being released next month...but it's going to cost you.

A new Netflix documentary, "Father Soldier Son", was recently released, following a Purple Heart Veteran living in central New York.
I missed this somehow on the release date (July 17th), but caught a post about the Netflix feature on newyorkupstate...

With movie theaters closed due to the Coronavirus, drive in movie theaters are popping up all across the country. We even have a few in the Binghamton area.

The Rumble Ponies announced that they are going to hold another movie and fireworks night. This time around the name isn't as catchy, but the kids will love it.

Looking for fireworks for the 4th. of July? How about fireworks and a movie? The Binghamton Rumble Ponies will celebrate their Bing Bang Boom Tradition July 3rd

If given the possibility that social distancing continues for a long period of time, would it be a good idea for someone to build a drive-in theater somewhere around the Binghamton area?