Event Pricing: $14/$17

100th Anniversary Screening!

Live accompaniment by Bill O’Meara.

Lon Chaney, the legendary Man of a Thousand Faces, transforms himself into Quasimodo, the shunned grotesque looking Bell Ringer of Notre Dame, in a tour de force performance of great sensitivity and depth.

Set against the backdrop of chaotic political scheming of 15th Century Paris, Esmerelda, a young Romani dancer, forms an unlikely bond with the Bell Ringer. But as conflicting forces close in, their destinies split with devastating consequences.

Universal Studios spared no expense on the incredible sets of Notre Dame, Court of Miracles, Parisian streets and a cast of thousands making this tale of drama, passion and adventure one of the great epics of cinema.

If you're in the mood for romance this February 14th, there's no better movie choice than number six on the American Film Institute's list of the greatest love stories in cinema history.

Barbra Streisand stars as Katie, a working class woman who's also a passionate and uncompromising political activist. Hubbell (Robert Redford) is from a wealthy family—a carefree sportsman, always in a loud group of friends. They belong to different worlds, yet the two are irresistibly attracted to each other—first in college, where Katie fights against the Franco regime and Hubbell discovers his writing talent, and later when chance brings them together again after the Second World War.

This classic story about the attraction of opposites, brought Streisand an Oscar nomination, confirmed Redford's status as a sex symbol, and featured a tearjerker title song that won an Oscar for composer Marvin Hamlisch.

So go ahead and plan to make some Valentine's Day "Memories" at the Fox this year!

“One of the year’s richest and most ambitious films.” – Kyle Smith, Wall Street Journal

Writer and director Damien Chazelle (“La La Land”, “Whiplash”) is back with a star-studded cast including A-listers Brad Pitt (“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood…”, “Fight Club”) and Margot Robbie (“The Wolf of Wall Street”, “I, Tonya”), alongside newcomer Diego Calva, in this over the top, thrill-ride about the outsized ambition and outrageous excess of 20s Hollywood. “Babylon” chronicles the rise and fall of its stars during the transition from silent to sound films.

Picking up multiple Golden Globe nominations and one win, “Babylon” is a spectacle you won’t want to miss seeing on a big screen.

**Please note that there is no Fox member/subscriber or other discounted adult pricing for Movies For Mommies screenings. Films are shown with open captions when possible, at a lower volume and with lights half lit.

Event Pricing: $17/$20

February is the month of hearts and flowers so it seems the perfect time to serve up a heaping helping of steamy romance with your tea and scone!

Adapted from D. H. Lawrence’s infamous novel, this electric new version tells the story of Lady Constance Chatterley (Emma Corrin - Princess Di in "The Crown") and the romantic malaise that begins to develop with her upper-class husband (Matthew Duckett) after he's paralyzed during the War.

Restless and isolated on their estate, Connie begins a flirtation with gamekeeper Oliver Mellors (Jack O’Connell), which soon blossoms into a secret torrid affair.

When rumours about their illicit relationship begin to surface, Connie must choose between the comfortable, yet unemotional reality of her aristocratic life or the unbridled passion that has awakened her soul.

What a delicious way to spend a February afternoon!

Each ticket comes with a cup of tea from Pippins Tea Company and a scone from Gerrard St. Bakery!

Just in time for Wiarton Willie's annual outing, catch up with this beloved comedy starring Bill Murray as jaded, sarcastic TV weatherman on a Groundhog Day assignment in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania who’s caught in a seemingly endless time loop.

Dismayed at first, Phil (Murray) eventually takes advantage of his situation to engage in some wacky, consequence-free hijinks. But no amount of practice can win Phil the heart of his beautiful producer Rita (Andie MacDowell), forcing Phil to reconsider his caddish ways and do some serious soul searching.

Part charming romantic comedy, part heady exploration of the terrifying monotony of existence and the possibility of achieving spiritual transcendence through self-improvement and good works, "Groundhog Day" demands to be seen over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over again. Whether or not Willie spots his shadow, we predict that this comedy classic will bring approximately 101 minutes of pure fun.