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This 85 minute long concert film takes audiences through seven different concerts — filmed across Latin America and Australia. The set list is a nice sampling of the band’s career — including classics such as “Sunday Bloody Sunday” and “Bullet the Blue Sky” alongside newer hits like “Sometimes You Can’t Make It on Your Own.”

With November’s edition of our Dynamic Duos film series, we’re also introducing a brand new event — the Dynamic Debates. Each month we’ll pose a question and solicit responses. In less than 300 words, we’ll ask you to answer the question and sell us on your point of view. The best two answers to the question will each receive a pair of complimentary tickets to the screening. Even better, your food and drinks for the night will be on us.

This month we’re stoked to welcome Master Pancake, our ferociously funny friends from Austin, back to Houston. A comedy troupe that specializes in riffing on films while they play live on the big screen, Master Pancake is heading back to H-town to cook the goose of Ryan Gosling with a special live mocking of THE NOTEBOOK.

In honor of Spinal Tap lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel’s amps (you know, the ones that go up to eleven), we’re celebrating the most elevenist day in human history — 11/11/11. And the only way one can really, truly celebrate a day like 11/11/11 is with a THIS IS SPINAL TAP Quote/Sing-Along.

In 2006, director Chris Paine released the critically acclaimed documentary WHO KILLED THE ELECTRIC CAR? — an exploration into the creation and subsequent failure of the battery electric vehicle in the United States. Five years later, Paine is back with REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR, a new documentary that follows a group of entrepreneurs as they attempt to breathe life into the electric car market during the added challenge of a global recession.

This November, we’re giving audiences three chances to see the film in two very special ways.