Cinema entertainment in Rocky Mountains
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Isis Theatre
The only movie house in Aspen proper plays first-run Hollywood fare, but thankfully spices up the blockbusters with an ocassional pinch of art-house and foreign cinema. This is Aspen, after all. But eat and come early as there are no late shows.
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Cinebistro
Located in the Solaris complex is Vail's slick new cinema, with three premium theaters outfitted with cush seats and a flash bar and restaurant serving serious cuisine in the lobby. On the big screens they play first-rate Hollywood fare.
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Kimball's Twin Peak Theatre
A beer-drinking, wine-swilling downtown indie cinema. It's staffed by artsy movie geeks who present first-run foreign and indie films. Quite simply one of the best downtown diversions we experienced.
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Landmark Mayan Theater
Even without the fancy sound system and enormous screen, this is the best place in Denver to take in a film. The 1930s movie palace is a romantic, historic gem and – bonus! – they serve beer.
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