Now Showing at Martin Movie House
Make a date for what is Now Showing at Martin Movie House in Dublin GA! Take in a show at Downtown Dublin’s revived Martin Movie House at Theatre Dublin.
Located in the heart of Downtown Dublin GA at historic Theatre Dublin, Martin Movie House has come back to life in a huge way. Boasting the largest retractable movie screen in Georgia, a custom built 40 foot screen and 15-speaker motion-driven digital surround sound system allows each of the 620 seats an experience of the highest quality visual and sound.
Movie Schedule
Smokey and the Bandit
Admissions: $3 or 2 for $5
March 7th | PG | 7 PM
A 1977 action comedy about Bandit and Snowman, who race to smuggle a truckload of Coors beer across state lines while being chased by the determined Sheriff Buford T. Justice. Fast cars, witty banter, and wild chases make this a classic road movie.
Ladies Night!
Admissions: $2 | 6 PM | Themed concession specials at each movie.
A League of Their Own
April 9th | PG
During World War II, as the number of young male athletes dwindled, a professional women’s baseball league emerged in the Midwest, supported by the publicity seeking mogul Walter Harvey. Competitive sisters Dottie Hinson and Kit Keller navigate their rivalry along with talent scout Ernie Capadino and the cantankerous former player Jimmy Dugar on their journey to stardom.
Where The Crawdads Sing
May 7th | PG-13
A man is discovered dead, and a woman living alone in the perilous marshlands of North Carolina becomes the prime suspect. As the investigation progresses, the truth about what transpired grows more obscure, casting the spotlight on numerous hidden secrets.
Movie House
Built-in 1934, The Martin operated as a movie house, providing years of entertainment for families and a hip hangout for teens, with opening night showings of cult favorites Star Wars, Grease, and so many more. As the 1970s neared its end, the retro movie theatre began to slowly fall into disarray. Not to allow such a prominent part of Dublin GA history fall away, in the 90’s a group of businessmen and an enthusiastic community came together to save the historic theatre from demolition with a complete renovation. In 1996, Theatre Dublin was born as a performing arts center, hosting arts and culture events such as the Atlanta Pops Orchestra and the annual production of The Nutcracker.
