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Malton's premiere indie cinema before the outbreak. They advertised in all the town rags with their famous catchphrase, "Do you Speak Cinema"? Cheesy, but it seemed to work. Ironically, speaking inside the theater was not allowed during films. | Malton's premiere indie cinema before the outbreak. They advertised in all the town rags with their famous catchphrase, "Do you Speak Cinema"? Cheesy, but it seemed to work. Ironically, speaking inside the theater was not allowed during films. Previously the Calvers cinema since 1956, the theater was abodoned in 1960, and was bought back and turned into Speak cinema by 1977. Some controversy arose over the fact that the abandoned cinema had housed a deranged serial killer and ex [[Kirwan Alley School]] teacher's impromptu lab, but the association simply added to the experience of Speak. | ||
October 22, 2008 - The [[Thulsa Doom's Temple of Set/Setdance|Setdance]] Film Festival arrives at Speak Cinema. All copies of other movies are destroyed, and replaced with copies of Conan the Barbarian in celebration of Thulsa Doom. | October 22, 2008 - The [[Thulsa Doom's Temple of Set/Setdance|Setdance]] Film Festival arrives at Speak Cinema. All copies of other movies are destroyed, and replaced with copies of Conan the Barbarian in celebration of Thulsa Doom. |
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Speak Cinema
Lerwill Heights [29, 52]
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Speak Cinema
Description
One of Malton's few 3D cinemas.
History
Malton's premiere indie cinema before the outbreak. They advertised in all the town rags with their famous catchphrase, "Do you Speak Cinema"? Cheesy, but it seemed to work. Ironically, speaking inside the theater was not allowed during films. Previously the Calvers cinema since 1956, the theater was abodoned in 1960, and was bought back and turned into Speak cinema by 1977. Some controversy arose over the fact that the abandoned cinema had housed a deranged serial killer and ex Kirwan Alley School teacher's impromptu lab, but the association simply added to the experience of Speak.
October 22, 2008 - The Setdance Film Festival arrives at Speak Cinema. All copies of other movies are destroyed, and replaced with copies of Conan the Barbarian in celebration of Thulsa Doom.
Barricade Policy
Extremely Heavily Barricaded at all times in accordance with the Lewill Heights Barricade Policy set and supported by the Sebright Union.
Current Status
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