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Lyric Cinema Cafe

Fort Collins, CO

300 East Mountain Avenue

, Fort Collins, CO 80525 United States

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970.493.0893

Status:	Open
Screens:	Twin
Style:	Unknown

Function:	Cafe, Movies (Independent)
Seats:	133
Chain:	Independent

Architect:	Unknown
Firm:	Unknown

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This is a very unique independent theatre located in an aging building in the Old Town area of Fort Collins, Colorado. The building that was once a drive-through cleaners is now a low-key theatre and cafe that features current independent films. The atmosphere matches the independent spirit of the films it shows with its minimalist furnishings and take-or-leave-it attitude. Filled with vintage seats from old movie theatres and comfy couches up front, this is a fun place to see a movie. There is a cafe in front and they serve alcoholic beverages. The first movie I saw there was delayed because the still-in-training projectionist burned the film in the projector. That would usually be a bad thing, but it just made me feel more at home.

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Contributed by Julie Birkmann

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Here is a recent photo.

posted by Lost Memory on Sep 8, 2008 at 2:08pm

A very comfortable, funky and fun twin. I am glad that it is open. The theater opened about a year and a half ago (from the date of this comment). The vintage seats were really fun and added a nice touch. I attended a showing of "The Shop Around The Corner" in December of 2008. Sadly, it was shown on DVD via digital projection but I am glad I got to see such a lovely holiday film on the big screen. The 35mm projection is with Century projectors, Christie lamphouses and a platter system. In one of the theaters, they shoot the image at an angle thru a strange mirror system. The only negative that I could day is that I suspect (key word, "suspect") that things have not changed much in the projection department since Julie's (see above) visit. I have heard of *cough* a certain theater that has gotten two damaged prints from them. But everyone there is new and I'm sure this sweet little theater will just keep improving with age.
A unique and relaxing arthouse to visit!

posted by TonyH. on Mar 25, 2009 at 11:42pm

That is unique, going from a drive thru dry cleaners to a cinema. The photo that LM links to is a pretty good photo of the exterior.

posted by Chuck1231 on Mar 26, 2009 at 1:18am

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