Val Kilmer: Greatest Hits

“I’m your Huckleberry”- the late great VAL KILMER delivered his lines as no other actor could, delivering some of cinema’s endlessly quotable. From this mini-film-collection’s eponymous quote as playfully deadly Doc Holiday in TOMBSTONE, to “for me the sun rises and sets with her, man” as romantic bank robber Chris Shiherlis in HEAT, and “YOU are still dangerous. But you can be my wingman anytime!” as the immortal Iceman in TOP GUN. Val Kilmer was a Hollywood great and we remember him here with (arguably) the 3 most impactful movies he starred in- ironically, he doesn’t technically have first billing in any of them, yet continuously steals the show (no more so than as Doc Holiday in Tombstone, one of the most thrilling, authentic performances ever committed to film). We invite you to celebrate this recently departed acting great with three awesome nights at the cinema:

HEAT, Thursday May 29th @ 7:30- Michael Mann’s heist-movie masterpiece HEAT celebrates its 30th Anniversary this year. Renowned for the interplay of its phenomenal cast, Mann’s technical cinematic mastery, and the visceral robbery/action scenes- Heat is a hugely influential pulse-pounder best experienced on the big screen! Featuring the first on-screen pairing of legends Pacino and De Niro, Heat also stars Val Kilmer as De Niro’s capable yet sympathetic protege (and the heart of the film).

TOP GUN, Saturday July 5th @ 7:30- the definition of crowd-pleasing blockbuster and a patriotic cinematic sendoff on Fourth of July Weekend see Tom Cruise as Maverick take flight in tense competition with Kilmer’s cool & collected Iceman.

TOMBSTONE, Thursday August 14th @ 7:30- You can make a strong argument that Tombstone is the greatest Western Hollywood ever made and I won’t fight you- certainly not worth getting into a shootout at the OK Corral over! With its grand vistas, triumphant score, epic showdowns, endlessly quotable script, and truly one of the best actor ensembles ever assembled- Tombstone is a favorite film you see on the big screen when given the chance.