Movies on Main Street is a not for profit community movie theatre located within the Lizzie Rose Music Room, in Tuckerton, Ocean Country . Our mission is to engage, enrich ,and entertain featuring Americana classics-international-cult-and art house favorites
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THE PRINCESS BRIDE
93/94 Rating
Tues. August 4th
​​Doors Open- 8:30 pm
Showtime- 9:00 pm
THE PRINCESS BRIDE​​
Adventure /Comedy/Romance/Fantasy (1987)
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A Fairy Tale That Grows Better with Every Viewing
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Rob Reiner's endlessly quotable masterpiece is one of those rare films that refuses to fit into a single genre—and that's exactly what makes it magical. It's a fairy tale, a swashbuckling adventure, a laugh-out-loud comedy, a sweeping romance, and a clever satire of all those things at once. Every scene sparkles with wit, warmth, and genuine affection for storytelling itself.
Adapted from William Goldman's beloved novel (by Goldman himself), the film tells the timeless story of Westley, a humble farmhand turned legendary hero, and Buttercup, the woman he loves beyond reason. But getting from "true love" to "happily ever after" means surviving kidnappers, sword fights, poison, giant rodents, castles, pirates, and one of cinema's most unforgettable villains.
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The performances are pitch-perfect. Cary Elwes is effortlessly charming as Westley, Robin Wright radiates grace and sincerity as Buttercup, Mandy Patinkin gives Inigo Montoya one of the greatest character arcs ever put on film, and André the Giant's gentle warmth makes Fezzik one of the most lovable giants in movie history.
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What truly elevates The Princess Bride is its heart. Beneath the laughs, swordplay, and fairy-tale fun lies a story about loyalty, courage, friendship, and the enduring power of true love. It never talks down to children or winks too hard at adults. Instead, it invites everyone to believe, if only for a couple of hours, that heroes can be noble, villains can be outsmarted, and love really can conquer all.
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Nearly four decades after its release, The Princess Bride remains as fresh, funny, and enchanting as ever. It's one of those increasingly rare films that families can enjoy together, with every generation discovering something new to love. Whether you're watching it for the first time or the fiftieth, it delivers the same irresistible mix of adventure, romance, humor, and heart.
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A timeless cinematic treasure that proves fairy tales don't need to be childish to be unforgettable. Funny, romantic, endlessly quotable, and bursting with heart, The Princess Bride is, quite simply... inconceivable to miss.
Some movies entertain you for two hours. The Princess Bride wins your heart for a lifetime
Reservations Are Required
The Movie is FREE
COMING SOON
Point Break
AUGUST 11TH
Point Break (1991)
Kathryn Bigelow's adrenaline-fueled classic is more than an action movie—it's a thrilling ride powered by unforgettable performances from Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze. Surfing, skydiving, bank robbers, and one of cinema's greatest bromances combine in a film that never lets up. Buckle in for the ultimate rush.​​
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68/70 RATING
Reservations Are Required
The Movie is FREE
After Hours
AUGUST 18TH
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After Hours (1985)
Martin Scorsese trades gangsters for one hilariously disastrous night in SoHo, creating one of the funniest and most unpredictable comedies of the 1980s. Every wrong turn leads to another outrageous surprise in this cult favorite that's equal parts suspense, satire, and screwball comedy. You'll never look at a late-night adventure the same way again.​​​
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90/87 RATING
Reservations Are Required
The Movie is FREE
Fantastic Planet
AUGUST 25TH​
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Fantastic Planet (1973)
A visually stunning animated masterpiece unlike anything you've ever seen, Fantastic Planet is a mesmerizing blend of science fiction, surreal fantasy, and social commentary. Its dreamlike imagery and haunting soundtrack have inspired generations of filmmakers and artists. Prepare for a cinematic journey to a world as strange as it is unforgettable.​
91/87 RATING
Reservations Are Required
The Movie is FREE