Big Movies For Little Kids Presents 'Shaun The Sheep'

Another great Big Movies For Little Kids screening.  Make sure to take your little ones.

SHAUN THE SHEEP And MORE ANIMAL SHORTS

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

Monday, May 21st at 4pm

Cost: $7.00 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Shaun (from the creators of Wallace & Gromit) is a curious, resourceful and fun-loving little lamb, whose mixture of enthusiasm and inexperience is often a recipe for trouble. We’ll be screening a few episodes of Shaun’s adventures along with a selection of amazing short animal films from the National Film Board of Canada, including At Home with Mrs. Hen and animator Grant Munro's The Animal Movie. (Great Britain and Canada; 1966-2005; not rated; color and black-and-white animation; running time: 53 minutes)
To secure seats at Cobble Hill Cinemas, tickets may be purchased on-line at: www.cobblehilltheatre.com

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: Big Movies For Little Kids Introduces A New Generation To A Timeless Classic

Since its release in 1968, this movie has delighted several generations. This coming Monday, introduce your little ones to this classic.

Big Movies For Little Kids At Cobble Hill Cinemas presents:

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG

Monday, April 23rd at 4pm

265 Court Street @ Butler Street, Brooklyn

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

265 Court Street @ Butler Street, Brooklyn

Cost: $7.00 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

Start your engines! Join us for a special screening of the epic musical on the big screen at Big Movies. A wonderful celebration of childhood and imagination (with a screenplay co-written by Roald Dahl), an eccentric professor, Caractacus Potts, invents an extraordinary flying car for his children, which leads them into a magical world of pirates, castles and endless adventure. (Great Britain; 1968; rated G; Technicolor; 144 minutes)

For more information, go to:
www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

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Big Movies For Little Kids Presents 'Tom And Jerry'

Another great Big Movies For Little Kids screening.  This time, its Tom  and Jerry.  There is no better way to treat the kids.

TOM AND JERRY 

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS 

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

 265 Court Street @ Butler Street, Brooklyn   

Monday, December 5th at 4pm 

Trends come and go, but the chase is eternal! The most famous cat and mouse team are back for more hilarious antics on the big screen at Big Movies for Little Kids. Join us for a selection of restored and remastered shorts, including Academy Award nominees and winners. (USA; 1943-56; not rated; color animation; approximately 70 minutes.)
Cost: $7.00 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)
To secure seats at Cobble Hill Cinemas, tickets may be purchased on-line at: www.cobblehilltheatre.com.

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This Afternoon, Season Premiere Of Big Movies For Little Kids

This afternoon, after school, take the kids to see Charlie Chaplin in "The Circus." Not only will they enjoy it, so will you.

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

Monday, September 26th

at 4pm Cobble Hill Cinemas

Season Premiere!

Charlie Chaplin’s THE CIRCUS

In order to evade police who suspect him of being a thief, the tramp ducks into a circus tent and acts as if he is part of the show. The cops follow and try to apprehend him, with hilarious results. The crowd goes wild, believing all this was planned ahead of time. The scenes in which the tramp is pursued through a hall of mirrors, trapped inside a lion's cage and forced to double for the missing tightrope walker are among Chaplin's best! (USA; 1928; not rated; black and white; silent with intertitles; running time: 71 minutes)

At Cobble Hill Cinemas Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calendar)Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler Street, BrooklynSubway: F train to Bergen Street

Cost: $7.00 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

To secure seats at Cobble Hill Cinemas, tickets may be purchased on-line at:www.cobblehilltheatre.com

For the complete fall schedule and more information:

www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com.

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A Moment In Time: Carbon Dioxide Delivery

Carbon Dioxide being delivered to Cobble Hill Cinema.

Next time you sip a coke while watching a movie,

you'll know where the bubbles came from.

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This Monday, Big Movies For Little Kids Premieres 2011 Season With "Duck Soup"

Duck Soup screening January 24th

***Reminder***

This Monday:

2011 Season Premiere Of Big Movies For Little Kids

If you have small children, winter can seem incredibly long, especially when you are housebound because of the cold and snow. But it's not all bad... Big Movies For Little Kids will resume their screenings of great classics on January 24th and the fun will continue all the way into spring. See their schedule above or check out their web site here.

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Big Movies For Little Kids Presents "Pippi Goes On Board"

Ah, the joys of childhood. The adventures of Astrid Lindgren's spunky character Pippi Longstocking have delighted children for decades. Here is your chance to introduce your little ones to Pippi's enduring charms.

Big Movies For Little Kids

At Cobble Hill Cinema

Features

Pippi Goes Onboard

Monday, December 20th at 4PM

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street at Butler Street, Brooklyn

Cost: $7.00 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

Tickets can be purchase online at:

www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

The last entry in the Pippi Longstocking series finds Pippi preparing to reunite with her seafaring father, who's been living as the king of a magical South Seas isle. But before bidding adieu to Tommy and Annika, Pippi throws an offbeat birthday bash, causes bedlam at a carnival, creates the world's biggest snowball and hosts an unconventional Christmas. (Sweden; 1975; rated G; color; live-action; 79 minutes)

The event is sponsored by Appaman kid's apparel. Free t-shirt for all kids attending.

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Big Movies For Little Kids Now Double The Fun

Back from their summer hiatus, Big Movies For Little Kids resumes its screenings of children's films at the Cobble Hill Cinema. In addition, there will be outdoor screenings at the Garden Terrace of the Toren Condo on Myrtle Avenue throughout the fall. Double the fun. Cool.

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

and

at Toren Condo Garden Terrace

September 2010 screenings

In addition to our Monday afternoon screenings at Cobble Hill Cinemas, Big Movies for Little Kids is pleased to announce a FREE outdoor series this autumn in downtown Brooklyn.

Please join us every other Friday evening on the

Garden Terrace at Toren Condo.

With complimentary snacks, beverages, stroller valet and free parking on site!

Below is our schedule at both venues in September.

Fall Season Premiere!

Monday, September 20th at 4pm

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

Charlie Chaplin’s

THE KID

We begin the fall season of Big Movies for Little Kids with Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece, THE KID. The opening title reads: "A comedy with a smile--and perhaps a tear." The little Tramp finds a baby (Jackie Coogan) and makes a home in a seamless blend of slapstick and sentiment. (USA; 1921; not rated; black and white; silent with intertitles; 68 minutes.)

Friday, September 24^th at 6:30pm

at Toren Condo Garden Terrace

SPIRITED AWAY

From Hayao Miyazaki, one of the most celebrated filmmakers in the history of animation, comes an astonishing epic adventure. A young girl, Chihiro, trapped in a strange new world of spirits, must call upon the courage she never knew she had to free herself and return her family to the outside world. (Japan; 2003; Rated PG; color animation; 125 minutes)

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

At Cobble Hill Cinemas

Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calendar)

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler Street, Brooklyn

Subway: F train to Bergen Street

Cost: $6.50 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

To secure seats at Cobble Hill Cinemas, tickets may be purchased on-line at: www.cobblehilltheatre.com

At Toren Condo Garden Terrace

Time: 6:30pm (doors open at 6:30; screenings begin at 7:00pm)

Age: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Toren Condo, 150 Myrtle Avenue @ Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn

Subway: B,M,Q,R to DeKalb Ave or 2,3 to Hoyt St or A,C,F to Jay Street/Borough Hall

Car: FREE parking on site

Cost: FREE

To secure seats at Toren Condo, please RSVP at mauteri@halstead.com

For more information:

www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

bigmoviesforlittlekids@gmail.com

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"Big Movies For Little Kids" Celebrating Fifth Anniversary

The Big Movies For Little People film series at the Cobble Hill Cinema has delighted the little ones in our neighborhood and earned the praise of their parents. Now the series celebrate its fifth anniversary. Congratulations.

The organizers write:

Monday, May 3rd

at 4pm

TOM & JERRY

Trends come and go, but the chase is eternal! The most famous cat and mouse team are back for more hilarious antics on the big screen at Big Movies. (USA; 1965; not rated; color animation; approximately 70 minutes)

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calendar)

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler

Subway: F train to Bergen Street

Cost: $6.50 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

For more information: www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

We strongly encourage purchasing tickets in advance. To secure seats, tickets may be purchased on-line at: www.cobblehilltheatre.com

See you at the movies!

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Big Movies For Little Kids Celebrates Earth Day (And Their 5th Anniversary)

The Big Movies For Little People film series is celebrating Earth Day by showing some wonderful films with a wonderful ecological message. So get the popcorn ready and take your tykes to the Cobble Hill Cinema.

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

Monday, April 19^th at 4pm

EARTH DAY CELEBRATION!

To usher in Earth Day (April 22^nd) Big Movies presents two celebrated, animated films about our fragile environment: Dr. Seuss’s THE LORAX and the Academy Award-winning film by Frederic Back, THE MAN WHO PLANTED TREES.

“Gluppity Glup, Shloppity Shlop!” THE LORAX chronicles the plight of the Truffula Trees, and the Bar-ba-loots, Swomee Swans and other fantastical beings that lived among them. A greedy industrialist, the Once-ler, recounts how he destroyed the forest for his Thneed-making business, and the strange little creature, The Lorax , “I speak for the trees,” who tried to stop him. (USA; 1972; not rated; color animation; 25 minutes)

Based on the beautiful short story by Jean Giono, The Man Who Planted Trees tells the story of a lone shepherd's effort to re-forest a decimated valley in the foothills of the Alps over the course of four decades. Narrated by Christopher Plummer (Canada; 1987; not rated; color animation; English narration; 30 minutes)

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calendar)

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler

Subway: F train to Bergen Street

Cost: $6.50 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

For more information: www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

To secure seats tickets may be purchased on-line at:www.cobblehilltheatre.com

See you at the movies!

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Join 'Big Movies For Little People' For A Presentation Of ANNIE

Not to be missed! On March 22nd, head on over to the Cobble Hill Cinema with your tykes for a screening of "Annie"

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

at Cobble Hill Cinemas

Monday, March 22nd at 4pm

ANNIE

Join us for the Academy Award-winning film adaptation of the Broadway smash hit, (which itself was based on the depression era comic strip) as America’s favorite little orphan captures the heart of Daddy Warbucks and escapes the treacherous orphanage matron (Carol Burnett) and her evil cohorts. (1982; rated PG; live action; color; USA; 122 minutes)

Bonus: Author Alison Lowenstein will raffle off three copies of her new book City Kid New York: The Ultimate Guide for NYC Parents with Kids Ages 4-12.

Plus:. Aimee German of Gym Stars will make a guest appearance as Annie!

BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS

Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calendar)

Ages: 2 and up (all ages welcome)

Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler

Subway: F train to Bergen Street

Cost: $6.50 per person (as per theater policy, all walkers need a ticket)

For more information: www.bigmoviesforlittlekids.blogspot.com

We strongly encourage purchasing tickets in advance for this show. To secure seats tickets may be purchased on-line at: www.cobblehilltheatre.com

See you at the movies!

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