The Golden Globes premiered this past Sunday night, but not in the way we may be used to, choosing to run its program and announce the winners via Twitter (@goldenglobes)!

WEST SIDE STORY took home 3 Golden Globes including Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy; Best Performance by and Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy; and Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture. Get tickets and see WEST SIDE STORY, now playing at Ward Theatres!

You can also see these winners and nominees, now playing in theaters:

DRIVE MY CAR, Winner of Best Motion Picture – Foreign Language, is now playing at Koko Marina!

THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH, nominated for BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A MOTION PICTURE  – DRAMA for Denzel Washington’s brilliant performance,is now playing at Consolidated Ward.

HOUSE OF GUCCI, which was nominated for BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MOTION PICTURE – DRAMA for Lady Gaga’s stunning portrayal of Patrizia Gucci, is currently playing at Consolidated Ward.

Here’s the list of the winning films:

Best Motion Picture — Drama

WINNER: The Power of the Dog

Belfast

CODA

Dune

King Richard

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture — Drama

WINNER: Nicole Kidman — Being the Ricardos

Jessica Chastain — The Eyes of Tammy Faye

Olivia Colman — The Lost Daughter

Lady Gaga — House of Gucci

Kristen Stewart — Spencer

 

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture — Drama

WINNER: Will Smith — King Richard

Mahershala Ali — Swan Song

Javier Bardem — Being the Ricardos

Benedict Cumberbatch — The Power of the Dog

Denzel Washington — The Tragedy of Macbeth

 

Best Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy

WINNER: West Side Story

Cyrano

Don’t Look Up

Licorice Pizza

Tick, Tick… Boom!

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy

WINNER: Rachel Zegler — West Side Story

Marion Cotillard — Annette

Alana Haim — Licorice Pizza

Jennifer Lawrence — Don’t Look Up

Emma Stone — Cruella

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy

WINNER: Andrew Garfield — Tick, Tick… Boom!

Leonardo DiCaprio — Don’t Look Up

Peter Dinklage — Cyrano

Cooper Hoffman — Licorice Pizza

Anthony Ramos — In the Heights

Best Picture – Animated

WINNER: Encanto

Flee

Luca

My Sunny Maad

Raya and the Last Dragon

Best Picture — Non-English Language (formerly Foreign Language)

WINNER: Drive My Car (Japan)

Compartment No. 6 (Finland/Russia/Germany)

The Hand of God (Italy)

A Hero (France/Iran)

Parallel Mothers (Spain)

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

WINNER: Ariana DeBose — West Side Story

Caitriona Balfe — Belfast

Kirsten Dunst — The Power of the Dog

Aunjanue Ellis — King Richard

Ruth Negga — Passing

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture

WINNER: Kodi Smit-McPhee — The Power of the Dog

Ben Affleck — The Tender Bar

Jamie Dornan — Belfast

Ciarán Hinds — Belfast

Troy Kotsur — CODA

Best Director — Motion Picture

WINNER: Jane Campion — The Power of the Dog

Kenneth Branagh — Belfast

Maggie Gyllenhaal — The Lost Daughter

Steven Spielberg — West Side Story

Denis Villeneuve — Dune

Best Screenplay — Motion Picture

WINNER: Kenneth Branagh — Belfast

Paul Thomas Anderson — Licorice Pizza

Jane Campion — The Power of the Dog

Adam Mckay — Don’t Look Up

Aaron Sorkin — Being the Ricardos

Best Original Score — Motion Picture

WINNER: Hans Zimmer — Dune

Alexandre Desplat — The French Dispatch

Germaine Franco — Encanto

Jonny Greenwood — The Power of the Dog

Alberto Iglesias — Parallel Mothers

Best Original Song — Motion Picture

WINNER: “No Time to Die” — No Time to Die

“Be Alive” — King Richard

“Dos Oruguitas” — Encanto

“Down to Joy” — Belfast “Here I Am (Singing My Way Home)” — Respect

Its time to ditch your couch! The big screen is back, and we’re celebrating with #CinemaWeek – June 22-27! Here’s what’s happening at Consolidated Theatres!

All week long, enjoy special menu items at Ward, Mililani & Olino!

In addition to movies being celebrated the way, they should be, on the big screen! We continue Consolidated Theatres’ fresh tradition of bringing elevated classics and local favorites, hot from our kitchen to your movie seat. In celebration of Cinema Week and supporting your local movie theatres, we commemorate something unique to us.

A throwback to after school and grandma’s Kalua Pork & Cabbage ($9), enjoy with a bowl of steaming rice.  Available 6/22-7/4!

Chop Shop Nachos ($9) –  corn tortilla chips topped with shredded pork, nacho cheese, shredded cheese, sour cream, minced onions, pickled jalapenos, diced tomatoes. Available 6/22-7/4!

• Tuesday, June 22

Mahalo Tuesday!
DISCOUNTED MOVIES*
$7 Movies at Consolidated Pearlridge and Consolidated Kaahumanu
$10 Movies in luxury recliners at Consolidated Ward with TITAN LUXE, ‘Ōlino by Consolidated Theatres with TITAN LUXE, Consolidated Mililani with TITAN LUXE.
$13 Movies in TITAN LUXE our PREMIUM BIG SCREEN EXPERIENCE with Luxury Recliners and Dolby Atmos available at Consolidated Ward and ‘Ōlino by Consolidated Theatres
$12 Movies in TITAN LUXE our PREMIUM BIG SCREEN EXPERIENCE with Luxury Recliners and Dolby Atmos available at Consolidated Mililani.

CONCESSION DEALS
$2 Mahalo size Hot Dogs
$2 Mahalo size Popcorn

Get any size popcorn – small, medium or large – for just $5 all day long!

• Wednesday, June 23, and Thursday, June 24

All day beer & wine happy hour at Ward, Mililani & Olino! $5 draft beer, $4 for bottles/cans, and $6 glasses of wine! Plus, grab a $3 hotdog or $2 nacho to go with it!

At Pearlridge and Kaahumanu, its all-day nacho & hotdog happy hour, with $3 hotdogs and $2 nachos!

• Friday, June 25 – Sunday, June 27

Concession specials all weekend long!

Buy one concession combo + get a free M&Ms*!
*available only while supplies last!

Buy one soda + get one free!

Join us weekly at Ward Theatres – Fridays from April 30 – June 18 – and relive each thrilling chapter in the Fast Saga.

Tickets are FREE! 
Tickets available at the box office only on a first-come, first-served basis. Maximum 2 per person!

4/30: The Fast & the Furious
5/7: 2 Fast 2 Furious
5/14: The Fast & the Furious: Tokyo Drift
5/21: Fast & Furious
5/28: Fast Five
6/4: Fast & Furious 6
6/11: Furious 7
6/18: The Fate of the Furious

For showtimes and more information, visit our Facebook Page!

Kit (Henry Golding, Crazy Rich Asians) returns to Ho Chi Minh City for the first time since he was six years old when his family fled the country in the aftermath of the Vietnam-American war. There he meets Lee, his estranged second cousin, Linh, a young Vietnamese student, and arranges an online date that turns into something more with Lewis (Parker Sawyers, Southside With You), an American clothing designer. Struggling to make sense of himself in a city he’s no longer familiar with, he embarks on a personal journey across the country that opens up the possibility for friendship, love and happiness.

“This fleeting character study leaves a lasting, optimistic impression of love and friendship.”

Little White Lies

Grab the family and get cozy with holiday favorites on the big screen in our Pajama Party Series!

Grab tickets and re-live these delightful holiday favorites on the big screen!

Want to make your Pajama Party experience VIP? We’re offering private screenings of all titles! For pricing, availability, or to book your private screening, email us: VIPScreening.HI@ReadingRDI.com

Private Screening email template!

SUBJECT: Pajama Party Private Screening

BODY:

• Name
• Phone number
• Email Address
• Theater location: Ward Theatres or Olino Theatres
• Movie Title: FROZEN, ELF, THE POLAR EXPRESS or DR. SEUSS’ THE GRINCH
• Date: FROZEN is available 11/27 – 11/29; THE POLAR EXPRESS is available 12/5 & 12/6; DR. SEUSS’ THE GRINCH is available 12/12 & 12/13; and ELF is available 12/19 & 12/20
• Number of guests in your group
• Notes or Special Requests

Submit your request now: VIPScreening.HI@ReadingRDI.com

Get tickets for Pajama Party Now!

Acclaimed director Wayne Wang’s (The Joy Luck Club, Chan Is Missing) moving new film, Coming Home Again, is based on a personal essay by award-winning Korean-American writer Chang-rae Lee that was published in The New Yorker. This emotional, intimate family drama about a mother, a son, and the burden of family expectations, world premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and now begins its North American Theatrical Premiere Run starting October 23, from Outsider Pictures and Strand Releasing.

The film’s main character, also named Chang-rae (the charismatic Justin Chon), a first generation Korean-American, returns to his family home in San Francisco to care for his ailing mother (powerful Jackie Chung). Wanting nothing more than to fulfill his role as the supportive son, he must come to terms with his own conflicted emotions.

The film takes place over the course of one full day during which Chang-rae attempts to prepare a traditional Korean New Year’s Eve dinner; like the one his mother always cooked for the family (and for the film, all food was actually prepared by acclaimed Korean American chef Corey Lee). The care and precision that goes into preparing this meal gives him time to reflect on the intense relationship between them. Memories become a doorway into a woman who was so much more than the mother he thought he knew. Now, Chang-rae is faced with the dilemma of living with the permanent scars of unresolved family sacrifice, or the risk of opening new wounds as cancer shadows their lives.

“Poignant… don’t miss it.”

NOW Toronto

An in-depth exploration into the lives of nine astonishing women from the four corners of the globe who share one thing in common: a profound love for the Sea. A love so profound that they have chosen to make the Ocean the center of their physical, philosophical and professional lives.

In a unique documentary concept, the director has selected these women to create a portrait of what could be a metaphor for one woman’s Ocean life through all her ages. Starting with three women who engage in the thrill of ocean sports, to a famed scientist who plunges into the deepest depths on the edge of human survival, to a cliff diver who is hailed as “The bravest woman in Germany,” SHE IS THE OCEAN captures the common thread that bonds them together. Both how it has formed their lives and given them meaning beyond the normal constraints of society.

Vitagraph Films 360 presents “Cinema ’62 A-Go-Go” a 100 minute virtual multi-media extravaganza for film and pop culture lovers – based on the book Cinema ’62: The Greatest Year at the Movies. This unique virtual experience features special guests, film talk, musical performances, cocktails, a cascade of memories… and YES, we will be dancing “The Twist” with Chubby Checker!

Starring Barbara Eden (“I Dream of Jeannie”), Leonard Maltin (Maltin’s Movies), Alison Martino (Vintage L.A.), Nicholas Meyer (director STAR TREK II & VI ), Charles Phoenix (Ambassador of Americana), Domenic Priore (1960s music expert, author, Riot on Sunset Strip), Penelope Spheeris (director, THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION). With directors Bill Condon (OF GODS AND MONSTERS) and Philip Kaufman (THE RIGHT STUFF, THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING), authors Jeremy Arnold (Lawrence of Arabia: The 50th Anniversary TCM: The Essentials) and Tom Santopietro (Considering Doris Day) and commenting on THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE is, Rick Klein, ABC Political News Director.

Plus, musical performances by Tony Desare, Mary J. Stanford

Cocktails with Stiletto City’s Kastle. Dance Lesson by Spitfire from the Devil-ettes.

Hosted by Cinema ’62 authors Michael McClellan & Stephen Farber.

“Cinema ’62 A-Go-Go” is more than a book talk, more than a Q&A, more than an interview. In a variety show format, it re-examines the year in film and everything in between as we delve into the cultural context of when these films were made – with special guests, cocktails of the era, major amounts of music, prophetic politics and even a little dancing.

The Oscar®-nominated and Emmy®-winning documentary RBG, directed by award-winning filmmakers Betsy West and Julie Cohen, chronicles the inspiring and personal story of Ginsburg’s rise to the nation’s highest court while becoming an unexpected pop culture icon. “From her Supreme Court chambers to her exercise room, what a privilege and a joy it was for us to train our cameras on RBG, and capture the story of this feisty, determined, brilliant woman who used her talents to make our world a better place,” said West and Cohen.

In addition to owning the film, you’ll also have access to a long-form Q&A with the directors from earlier this summer.

“She’s a woman who had so much power and presence that being around her for the time that we were to make the movie was just an incredible experience.”

Julie Cohen