Movies

Are you ready to go see a drive-in movie in Grand Junction? Wait a minute, Grand Junction hasn't had a drive-in movie theater in decades. Next month that is going to change, for a few days at least.

You can now stream the documentary about the 2004 'Killdozer' rampage in Granby.

Drive-ins are reopening for the season, and given the COVID-19 pandemic, they're the only place you can see movies at a safe social distance.

We have one drive-in theater already open, and another one will be opening soon.

What isolating in Colorado would have been like without memes and tiger documentaries to keep us sane (so thank goodness for those).

These non-traditional Christmas films are perfect for the rocker in your life.

The movie is slated to come out in 2020.

Here it is: Streaming Observer's 'Christmas Movie Your State Is Most Obsessed With — Mapped' for 2018, and uh, Colorado's is a little weird.

You may watch this '80s holiday comedy very year without knowing parts of it were filmed in a Colorado middle school, and even a Walmart.

There are some fine points of movie theater etiquette we all agree on. It’s rude to use your phone in the middle of a crowded auditorium. You don’t talk back at the screen unless it’s a movie directed by Tommy Wiseau. That sort of stuff...