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Sunday 5 August 2018 | 7pm - Batman
Sunday 2 September | 7pm - Flash Gordon
Sunday 7 October | 7pm - Blade
Only £12.50 per film
Join the National Justice Museum’s celebration of superheroes with an exciting new film season sponsored by DigiCon, Annie’s Burger Shack and Last Exit To Nowhere, in association with Movies In Focus. Each screening includes a special introduction from film reviewer and commentator Niall Browne, plus an exciting extra before the movie!
Each screening is strictly limited to 30 places. Doors to the Museum will open at 7pm and each screening will start promptly at 8pm
Batman (1989) – 5 August | Over 15s only
Tim Burton’s gothic take on the Dark Knight starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson
Includes a tour of City of Caves and a bat-quiz with prizes!
Sponsored by DigiCon
Flash Gordon (1980) – 2 September | PG
Sam J. Jones’ Flash Gordon attempts to save the universe from the evil Ming The Merciless
Includes treasure hunt through the National Justice Museum with prizes!
Sponsored by Annie’s Burger Shack
Blade (1998) – 7 October | Over 18s only
Sponsored by Last Exit To Nowhere
Wesley Snipes plays a vampire hunter protecting humanity in this cult comic adaptation
Includes a ‘Bladey Mary’ Cocktail
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