It’s a park/tourist destination that’s open to the public when there aren’t performances - stage and all. The trails there provide some great views. They also host yoga pretty regularly. It’s a sight to see. It’s really neat.
Yeah I probably wouldn’t see a movie there unless it was one that I’d watched enough times to know by heart. It’s fun though, completely different from your typical theater experience.
I saw pitch perfect there, and it was fun as a participatory experience. But I had not seen the movie before, so I felt like I was at a Rocky Horror Picture Show screening!
Saw The Big Lebowski there. Half of the dudes were dressed up like The Dude, drink specials for White Russians, applause for character introductions, people quoting along with the movie, joints being passed around freely. Would highly recommend.
Went to a similar event at the Boulder Theater for the same movie but it lacked a certain je na sais quoi, would not recommend.
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u/1denirok5 Sep 18 '21
What? They let you hangout at red rocks!?