Movies

Memories of the movies that shaped us — drive-ins, matinees, and films we watched a hundred times.

Harvey and Michael and the Newspaper Headline That Followed Them Into Jurassic Park (June 11, 1993)

On June 11, 1993, Harvey and Michael sat in an AMC theater watching Jurassic Park—while reading an old newspaper headline announcing that very opening day. It’s a small, perfect way they marked history while it was still happening.

Harvey and Ken, Bleachers, and a Headline: “America’s First Drive-In Opens June 6, 1933”

Harvey and Ken sat in high school football bleachers and read an old headline—“America’s First Drive-In Opens June 6, 1933”—letting a noisy Friday night turn suddenly tender with history.

Steve And Harvey and the May 19, 1999 Newspaper They Read Inside the AMC for The Phantom Menace

Steve And Harvey remember sitting in an AMC theater in 1999, holding an old May 19th newspaper that declared The Phantom Menace had debuted—history in their hands while the movie played in front of them.

Cale and Harvey and the April 19, 1987 Headline That Made The Simpsons Feel Real

Cale and Harvey return to April 19, 1987—the day a newspaper could tell you The Simpsons had just begun—holding that first minute of “Good Night” up against 37 years and 800 episodes.