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5th Element 20th Anniversary Screening

The Vista Theatre
Los Angeles, CA

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5th Element 20th Anniversary Screening

**FIRST SCREENING SOLD OUT (Fri 10th), SECOND DATE ADDED (Sat 11th)**
We're continuing the sci-fi film run with a 20th Anniverstary celebration of 5th Element, a film that brought Sci-Fi back to the forefront and catapulted Chris Tucker and Milla Jovovich into the hearts of nerds everywhere (oh and Bruce Willis was there too). Grab your multipass and bring a date or come alone and meet other nerds like you! Feel free to dress up in any sci-fi related outfits to pay homage to this awesome film!
Tickets will be $11.50, sold online and at the box-office on-site if they don't sell out first online..

Vista Theatre
4473 Sunset Drive
Los Angeles, CA

**We love an excuse for super enthusiastic fans to dress up, so if you wanna wear a costume we love it! We always have prizes on deck and may award them to costumed guests! Any themed/era costume is fine, you don't specifically need to be a character from this month's film!

Once a month the NERDS LIKE US series takes over the lovely Vista Theatre, one of the last remaining single-screen art-house theatres in the city. We bring back 80s and 90s classics for a night of fun with other people who appreciate this era. If you grew up watching these classics on VHS or Laserdisc (say-what?), but never got to watch them on the big screen this is the series for you!

**Parking is street only. Make sure to read all signs and do not park in valet or paid parking lots, they WILL close at 2am. You may NOT park at the VONS across the street - THEY WILL TOW**

*Important request- we understand the nature of midnight films draws a more fun and fanatical crowd! We absolutely embrace this and we love when people sing-along with musical numbers or quote along with famous lines. Please, however, respect other theatre goers who are enjoying these films for the first time in decades on the screen and don't have loud "living-room" style conversation in the theatre. Thanks, and enjoy the show!