Oriental Bay looks like Bondi, ladies are dressed in skimpy tops and sales of deodorant have gone through the roof.

That right folks, it's summer!

What better way to celebrate these glorious summer evenings than under the stars at Twilight cinema?
Grab a picnic, a blanket and a group of friends and check out week's line up of cracker films.
Each night there will give-aways from DVD Unlimited, Search4jobs and Twilight Cinema.
Tickets available nightly from the TC Box office at the Velodrome, Hataitai Park.

Thursday Feb 8
An Inconvenient Truth. Al Gore 2006
Academy Award nomination 2007.
Eloquently moving from the science of global warming to a bio-pic on former vice president and environmentalist Al Gore, this is a film that could be seen by many as the most important film of 2006. Rather than creating a doomsday message, the film tries to act as a rallying cry and to illustrate the environmental message in clear and concise way. This is must-see cinema and also shows the power of film to educate and bring an important message to as many people as possible. This is seriously for all ages, a powerful and important film.

Friday Feb 9
Ice Age 2
2006, Ray Romano, John Leguizamo
Following on from the hugely popular original, welcome back Manny, Sid and Diego for more adventures in Ice Age 2. As our film begins we find the original trio in their idyllic paradise, but with the discovery of impending disaster in the form of a melting ice wall the boys have to get moving, and quick. Great voice acting from the original cast, along with the addition of Queen Latifah and some amazing animation means a film for the family that adults are also bound to enjoy.

Saturday Feb 10
Devil Wears Prada
2006, Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway
Like a Cosmopolitan article come to life The Devil Wears Prada is full of fabulous clothes, girl power and cute guys. Anne Hathaway plays Andy Sachs, a naive journalism student intent on making her mark in publishing in New York. However when she starts off as the P.A to bitchy fashion editor Meryl Streep she learns that there's a lot more to moving up the food chain in journalism than just chewing people up and spitting them out. With some great, over the top performances from Streep (she's been nominated for a best actress Oscar for her role here!) and Stanley Tucci this is a must see for a girls' night out!

The Movie starts when the sun goes down, approximately 9pm .

Tickets

Adults: $13.00
Concession $11.00
Child $7.00

Check out www.twilightcinema.co.nz for more information.
See you there!

ENDS