The anchor of the historic Houlton downtown district, the Temple Theatre offers the latest first-run films in a nostalgic atmosphere. Enjoy big screen, family fun five days a week!

YOUR TEMPLE THEATRE SCHEDULE FOR MAY 9 to May 15

Coming Soon!

OMG! Indiana Jones is back! Speed Racer, Narnia: Prince Caspian, Expelled, and much, much more!  Oh yes, and Zippy's. 


Last Chance!!!

Nim's Island

Wednesday & Thursday (7th & 8th) 7:15

Starts Friday!!!

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday & Thursday (9th to 15th) 7:15

Matinees: Saturday & Sunday (10th & 11th) 1:00 & 3:30

Showing Friday!!!

Iron Man

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday & Thursday (9th to 15th) 7:00

Matinees: Saturday & Sunday (10th & 11th) 12:45 & 3:15

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Written by and starring longtime Apatow alum Jason Segel, the film exploits the sweetly vulnerable persona he made memorable in "Freaks and Geeks." Segel's Peter Bretter, having been dumped by his actress girlfriend, is so obviously adrift that workers at the Hawaiian resort he flees to -- coincidentally, the same one his ex is visiting with her new rock-star lover -- can't help but watch over him: A mountainous chef recruits Peter to help slaughter a pig, bartenders indulge his drinking benders, and the babe at the front desk (Mila Kunis) sets him up with freebies and shows him a good time during her off hours. The setup's so sweet that Peter's initial inability to find comfort is all the more pathetic. Segel is good at wallowing, as he proves in hysterical crying jags and in a cathartic scene where the musician (in his unfulfilling day job, he writes the score for Sarah's "CSI"-like cop show) beats himself up in song.  Rated R

Find out more at:  http://www.forgettingsarahmarshall.com/ 

 

Iron Man

This film is devoted to how Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), the top U.S. weapons manufacturer and all-around playboy, becomes Iron Man. It begins with a kidnapping by insurgents in Afghanistan that forces Tony to invent a crude prototype to escape captivity. Once home he declares himself out of that business for good. While his partner Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges) seizes control of the company, Tony perfects his red-and-gold weapons suit with a somewhat ill-defined plan to use it for good. The space flights and acrobatics over Los Angeles evoke Spider-Man. Yet the whole package is distinctly its own, a tale originated in the '60s cleverly and logically transposed into today's world. Rated PG 13

Find out more at: http://ironmanmovie.marvel.com/

Nim's Island

Anything can happen on Nim's Island, a place where imagination runs wild and adventure rules. Here, a feisty young girl named Nim (Abigail Breslin), leads an amazing tropical existence that mirrors that of her favorite literary hero: Alex Rover. When her island is threatened she reaches out to her hero for help. But what Nim doesn't know is that the acclaimed author of the Rover books is, in fact, Alexandra Rover (Jodie Foster), fainthearted recluse locked away in a big city apartment. Now, as Alexandra nervously ventures forth into the world and Nim faces the biggest challenge of her exciting young life, they must both draw courage from the fictional gallantry of Alex Rover, and find strength in one another to save Nim's Island. Rated PG

Find out more at: http://www.nimsisland.com/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Temple Theatre is now open for your theatre viewing pleasure!  All the great movies are coming your way with bargain night now on Thursday and double matinees on Saturday and Sunday! See you there!

TICKET PRICES:

Adults 13 and over 6.00

Children 3.50

Seniors 65 and over 4.00

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THE TEMPLE THEATRE IS FOR SALE!

We purchased the former “Key Bank” parking lot and the Temple building combining the land, building, and theatre into one ownership to create a complete real estate and business package.

We have shown that “small town does not mean small time.” The people of the Houlton area have supported the Temple Theatre tremendously.

The time has come for local ownership. The theatre is successful and ready to roll film immediately. All it needs is you!  


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