A 70mm print of Lawrence of Arabia is not a showtime, it is an appointment, and the Paris owns the print rather than borrowing it. This is the closing date of a run that started back in August, in a 535-seat single-screen palace with reserved seats and a proper 10-minute intermission. Get there for 11 and you are out by mid-afternoon with the whole desert behind you.
What to expect
Three hours and thirty-eight minutes of David Lean on 70mm, plus a scheduled 10-minute intermission, starting at 11:00 am. Seating is reserved in the theater’s 535-seat auditorium, so pick your spot when you book rather than queuing. The Paris does not admit latecomers more than 20 minutes after showtime, which matters for an 11 am call.
Good to know
- This is the last date of the run — the page lists the engagement as Sat Aug 22 through Sat Sep 12.
- Runtime is 3h38m plus a 10-minute intermission, so plan on roughly four hours.
- $17 general, $15 for seniors, students 22 and under, children, military and first responders.
- Latecomers are not admitted more than 20 minutes after showtime.
- Reserved seating in a 535-seat house; discounted parking at LAZ Parking, 9 West 57th Street.
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Common questions
Is this a real 70mm print?
Yes. The Paris lists the format as 70MM and describes it as the theater’s own print of the 1962 David Lean film.
Is there an intermission?
Yes — the film page states that screenings include a 10-minute intermission.
Will it play again after this?
Not in this run. The Paris lists the engagement as Sat Aug 22 through Sat Sep 12, and the 11:00 am show on the 12th is the only remaining showtime on its schedule.
Can I get a discounted ticket?
$15 applies to seniors 62 and over, children 12 and under, students 22 and under, military, first responders and Reduced-Fare OMNY cardholders.
