The Lion Roars:

100 Years of MGM Movie classics

Experience the magic of MGM with 100 years of classic films every Monday at the Culver Theater

The Culver Theater

Town Plaza

9500 Culver Boulevard

You have the rest of the year to celebrate MGM's 100 years of filmmaking with Movie-Mad Mondays. The Lion's Roar: 100 Years of MGM Classics is celebrating MGM Studios' 100th birthday with a series of iconic and landmark films from throughout the past century, kicking off from September through the end of the year. Join this journey through MGM's storied history and don't miss the chance to see some of these all-timers on the big screen every Monday at 7 PM, tickets are priced at $8.99 each and are viewed on the new state of the art 4K HDR LED screens.

The series is presented by The Culver Theater and sponsored in part by the City of Culver City. 

9/16 – Singin in the Rain (1952)

9/23 – North By Northwest (1959)

9/30 – Ben-Hur (1959)

10/7 – The Asphalt Jungle (1950)

10/14 – Blow-Up (1966)

10/21 – 2001: A Space Odyssey (1969)

10/28 – Shaft (1971)

11/4 – Network (1976)

11/11 – Wargames (1983)

11/18 – Goldeneye (1995)

11/25 – Rocky (1976)

12/2 –  Thelma & Louise (1991)

12/9 –  The Birdcage (1996)   

12/16 – Doctor Zhivago (1965)

12/23 – A Christmas Story (1983) w/ How the Grinch Stole Christmas short (1966)

12/30 – Gone With the Wind (1939)

Tickets may be purchased in person or on-line by visiting The Culver Theater Website and selecting the movie and specific series date. 

Arriving to Downtown Culver City

Consider taking the bus or using other mobility options to attend the event including the City’s Circulator that connects Downtown to the Culver City Expo Station! Culver CityBus line 1 and 7 will also bring you to Town Plaza! Plan your trip by calling 310-253-6500, visiting the Culver CityBus website, or using the Next CCBus app that provides real time bus locations, trip planning and bus occupancy levels. Learn more about the parking in downtown Culver City and please avoid parking in residential neighborhoods.