•
244m
Monday Double: Punch Drunk Love + Licorice Pizza
Book Tickets
Synopsis
A pair of off-kilter love stories from Paul Thomas Anderson.
PUNCH DRUNK LOVE (2002) | M
Adam Sandler delivers a revelatory turn as Barry Egan, a socially anxious novelty salesman whose lonely routine is jolted by an unexpected romance with the warm, quietly persistent Lena. As Barry wrestles with rage, vulnerability, and a bizarre subplot involving frequent-flyer pudding and phone-sex scammers, Paul Thomas Anderson crafts a visually lush, offbeat love story that is strange, sincere, and explosively tender at its core.
15 minute intermission.
LICORICE PIZZA (2001) | M
Licorice Pizza is a coming-of-age story set in 1973 San Fernando Valley, following the turbulent, flirtatious, and sometimes bizarre relationship between ambitious 15-year-old former child actor Gary Valentine (Cooper Hoffman) and older photographer's assistant Alana Kane (Alana Kane) as they navigate first love, start businesses (like waterbed sales), and encounter eccentric characters from the era, capturing the chaotic energy and spirit of youth in 70s Los Angeles.
Opening Date
Monday, Feb 23, 2026
Rating
M
Length
244m
Genre
Double Features
Reviews
Anderson is simply punch-drunk on the possibilities of cinema, and sophisticated film lovers will be more than willing to go wherever he goes.
Like taking a time machine back to the 1970s, Licorice Pizza is a delightful piece of cinema, one rich with detail, character and an undeniably charming playfulness.
Luna Recommended
170m
Paul Thomas Anderson’s electrifying, darkly comic epic of fame, excess, and heartbreak set in the world of 1970s adult film.
150m
Timothee Chalamet is Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, who goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.
235m
Step into the bizarre, beautiful, and unpredictable corridors of the human mind in this surreal double feature.
196m
Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon is a stately, visually breathtaking study of vanity, luck, and aristocratic intrigue.
 1.png)