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Pretty in Prom: Immersive Cinematic Experience
Thursday, Oct 27, 2016 7:00 PM
O Cinema and Popcorn Nights are proud to present "PRETTY IN PROM: Immersive Cinematic Experience" – a one-night-only celebration of the 30th Anniversary of PRETTY IN PINK!
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Admission Adult - $21.00

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Let’s head back to 1986 and enter the world of Andie, Duckie, and Blaine.  It’s been 30 years since director Howard Deutch brought John Hughes’ story to life and to celebrate, we want to put fans into the movie. Prior to the screening we will have an 80’s prom featuring music from that decade, along with re-creating elements from the film. This will be one night of truly epic 80’s fun.  Make sure to come dressed up in your 80’s inspired attire for your chance to win cool prizes. 
 
All graduates should submit their old high school photos to Wynwood@O-Cinema.org with the subject heading "Prom Picture: (Guest Name Here)" as we'll be featuring class portraits on the wall of the outdoor courtyard throughout the evening!
Meadowbrook Prom (O Cinema Courtyard Edition) starts @ 7pm
• Prom Photos
• Duckie Lip Sync Contest
• 80’s Costume Contest
• Free Pink Sunglasses to the first 100 attendees
• Plus Much More!
 
Screening of PRETTY IN PINK starts @ 9pm
PRETTY IN PINK
John Hughes crafts an exemplary '80s Brat Pack romance out of the standard Cinderella story in Pretty in Pink. Andie Walsh (Molly Ringwald) is a teenager who lives in the dingy part of town with her terminally underemployed dad (Harry Dean Stanton). She works at a record store with eccentric Ionia (Annie Potts) and is considered a misfit at her uppity high school, but somehow she rises above them all. Her oddball best friend, Duckie (Jon Cryer), is hopelessly in love with her, so he causes trouble for her romantic pursuits. When local rich kid Blaine (Andrew McCarthy) develops a fascination with her, they go out on a date together. Visiting the home bases of each social clique, they are basically ridiculed for their audacity to date one another. When Blaine eventually asks the delighted Andie to the prom, he is threatened by his rich friend Steff (James Spader). The romance versus high school social politics finally culminates at the big night of the prom.