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This year's voting for the audience choice movie was extremely competitive. With two days left, all three movies (Grease, E.T., and Casablanca) were in a near dead heat. Casablanca fell behind after that and Grease and E.T. went neck and neck to the last hour when E.T. pulled away to win by 8 votes, 74 to 66. Thanks to all who voted. Please join us for our Sundown Cinema Finale on August 26th.
Sundown Cinema is a popular outdoor movie series in Downtown Campbell that takes place on Friday nights over the course of the summer. Entering its eighth year running, Sundown Cinema is a part of Campbell culture that has remained true to its founding as a movie series organized by the community for the community. From its start, it has been independently organized by volunteers, staffed by volunteers, and paid for through audience donations and sponsorships from local businesses and organizations.
Read more about Sundown Cinema history in the Downtown Campbell Blog.
Sundown Cinema is free for all to enjoy, but donations are greatly appreciated and needed to keep the series going. Even though we're volunteer powered, it still costs an average of $500 per night to pay for movie royalties and other costs. If you have the financial means to do so, please put some money in the donations jar and help us keep the movies rolling.
All movies will be shown in the parking lot next to Orchard Valley Coffee near N. Central Ave and E. Campbell Ave. Start times will depend on when the sun sets.
The parking lot opens at 6:30pm and shows begin between 8 and 9pm, once it's dark enough to see the movie. Don't forget to bring a chair and a blanket!
Sundown Cinema 2011 is being produced by members of the socialwave.net online community with support from the Downtown Campbell Business Association.