The Division of Student Affairs will again be hosting free midnight movies on Friday and Saturday nights throughout the spring semester. The Midnight Movies series includes free movies, free popcorn and free soda for attendees. The doors open at 11:30 p.m. and movies will begin at midnight in Gifford Auditorium.
“After seeing the interest from students in continuing the Midnight Movies series, we are happy we can provide the campus with another great semester of free movie screenings,” says Dave Sargalski, director of Student Activities.
The Midnight Movies series begins this Friday and Saturday with screenings of “Gone Girl” and “Dumb and Dumber To.” The full schedule of movie screenings is as follows:
Jan. 16—Gone Girl
Jan. 17—Dumb and Dumber To
Jan. 23—Interstellar
Jan. 24—The Judge
Jan. 30—Dear White People
Jan. 31—The Equalizer
Feb. 6—Mockingjay: Part 1 – Hunger Games
Feb. 7—Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Feb. 13—The Best of Me
Feb. 14—Horrible Bosses 2
Feb. 20—Fury
Feb. 21—St. Vincent
Feb. 27—Top 5
Feb. 28—Annabelle
March 20—Big Hero 6
March 21—The Hobbit – The Battle of the Five Armies
March 27—Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb
March 28—Inherent Vice
April 3—Birdman
April 4—American Sniper
April 10—The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
April 11—Unbroken
April 17—Hot Tub Time Machine 2
April 18—The Wedding Ringer
April 24—50 Shades of Grey
April 25—50 Shades of Grey
For more information, contact Sargalski at 315.443.2718 or dfsargal@syr.edu, or Bridget Yule at 315.443.9142 or bmyule@syr.edu.
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