Clue & Death Becomes Her

Jonathan Lynn’s CLUE (PG, 1985, 94 min)  

Six colorful guests are invited to a remote mansion for dinner, only to find themselves suspects in a murder mystery when their host is killed. Based on the classic board game, the film is a masterclass in ensemble comedy, starring Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, and Eileen Brennan. As the bodies pile up and the secret passages open, the “whodunit” shifts into high gear with lightning-fast dialogue and slapstick chaos. See it on the big screen to experience every possible solution to the mystery in one hilarious sitting!  

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Robert Zemeckis’ DEATH BECOMES HER (PG-13, 1992, 104 min)  

Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn ignite the screen as two bitter rivals who discover a secret potion that grants them eternal youth and immortality. However, they soon learn that “forever” has some gruesome side effects when their bodies begin to break but refuse to die. Bruce Willis joins the fun as the bumbling plastic surgeon caught in the middle of their supernatural feud. Featuring groundbreaking, Oscar-winning visual effects and a wickedly dark sense of humor, the film is a zany, over-the-top satire of vanity and the obsession with staying young. It remains a cult favorite for its campy energy and unforgettable physical comedy.