Movie Listings

Last week I rated the top 10 movies filmed in Idaho, but this time around we are going to look at the ones that failed to entertain us.

While some movies will walk away Sunday night as the picture of the year, it got me thinking about what are the best movies to be recorded here in Idaho.

The City of Twin Falls is presenting free movies at the bandshell in the Twin Falls City Park. The movies are free and start at 9:30 PM.

When you look at the symbols for each character, how many do you recognize?

The pandemic has pushed back the release of movies, and the payoff seems to be now. It's been a while since this many movies I want to see out at one time.

The movie theater asks that you take time this weekend to go and watch the new Marvel movie: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Will you take your kids to see any of the shows this summer?

We are getting more opportunities to see these classic films in the theater again and these next few months are full of goodies!

One of the biggest movies of the year, Rogue One, debuts in Twin Falls on Friday, December 16. Here is all you need to know about the latest Star Wars movie when it arrives in the Magic Valley.

The Thanksgiving holiday is one of the biggest movie-watching weekends of the year. With that in mind, here's a trailer for every movie playing in Twin Falls this weekend along with showtimes.

After a pretty disappointing summer, our hopes are high (but not, like, too high) for August to swoop in and deliver at least one or two entertaining blockbusters before the season ends. Fueling that optimism is the release of Suicide Squad, David Ayer’s comic book villain team-up that promises to inject a little fun in the DC movie universe. Next month also brings a new stop-motion adventure from Laika, an R-rated animated movie about talking food (you know, for the grown-ups) and Meryl Streep’s latest Oscars power play. Read on for our complete guide to next month’s new movie releases.

As we unfortunately have learned in Twin Falls, drive-in movies are a rare thing these days. But, there are a bunch that are still alive and well in Idaho. If you don't mind a bit of a drive, you can still take in a movie in your vehicle of choice at these drive-ins in Idaho.