The Damned United Now Playing In More US Movie Theatres
The American release of The Damned United, the story of Brian Clough’s relationship with Peter Taylor and their reign at Derby County and Leeds United, has now expanded to San Diego, Chicago and Cambridge. The film is now playing in nine movie theatres nationwide so if you live near any of these theatres, be sure to support the film and the beautiful game.
- Hillcrest Cinema Five, San Diego, CA (opens today)
- Loews Pipers Alley 4, Chicago, IL (opens today)
- Kendall Square Cinema 9, Cambridge, MA (opens today)
- The Landmark, Los Angeles, CA
- Town Center 5, Encino, CA
- Laemmles Playhouse 7, Pasadena, CA
- Regency South Coast Village, Costa Mesa, CA
- Loews Lincoln Square 12, New York, NY
- UA Union Square 14, New York, NY
If you don’t live near any of the above cities, check the latest updated release schedule for the film.
11 Responses to The Damned United Now Playing In More US Movie Theatres
or if you live in a backwater like Louisville, Kentucky and are NOT on the list you can go here to watch it online for free
http://www.megavideo.com/?d=ZU5A8LE0
The great Roger Ebert has reviewed ‘The Damned United’, giving it 3.5/4 stars.
http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20091014/REVIEWS/910149997/
I somehow watched a BluRay version of ‘The Damned United” the other day at work. The movie was excellent. Michael Sheen did Clough justice! I highly recommend this movie!
Since I really live in the sticks didn’t think I would get to see this any time soon, but cheers Dave G. Another great performance by Michael Sheen, great film
no problem Melanie..if it does open in my area, I’d pay to see it again on the big screen no doubt about it.
Top notch film, very impressed with it.
Cloughie was a legend…I just saw his actual interview with Revie for the first time ever on ITV last month, great stuff!
Interview with Clough/Revie
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=5909301389677463182#
I’ve had the DVD for awhile. I ordered it via amazon UK and had it sent to my wife’s sister. Great film.
Best football movie ever. Period.
Best Football manager ever. Period
Thanks again Dave, I have never seen this interview in its entirety before either. By the time I can first remember Clough he was long at Forest.
Saw it at Town Center 5 in The Valley on opening day last friday and It was great. Too bad the sound was all messed up. It sounded like we were watching it in a tunnel on the train. BOOM