Jim Carrey's lonely cable installer Chip Douglas offers Matthew Broderick free premium channels and then refuses to leave his life, in Ben Stiller's darkest comedy, marking 30 years. Nitehawk shows it on a 35mm print at its weekend brunch slot, where the dine-in menu comes to your seat. If you want a lazy late morning with a cult '90s comedy, this is the plan.
What to expect
A late-morning screening in Nitehawk's dine-in theater, where servers take orders during the film. Expect a nostalgic crowd quoting Medieval Times scenes along with Carrey.
Good to know
- Nitehawk Williamsburg is at 136 Metropolitan Avenue; the L to Bedford Av is the closest stop.
- Food and drinks are ordered from your seat during the movie.
- Rated PG-13.
- Nitehawk has an age policy for its screenings; check it before bringing kids.
- Presented on 35mm film.
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Common questions
Is it the original film print?
Nitehawk lists the format as 35mm.
Can I eat during the movie?
Yes. Nitehawk is a dine-in cinema, and brunch screenings serve food at your seat.
