Movies at FVB
Movies are selected and shown by members of the FVB Movie Committee. They are shown in the 4th floor auditorium at 7:30 PM, on Thursdays and Saturdays. Movies are subtitled or closed captioned whenever possible, to aid those who have impaired hearing. Residents are encouraged to suggest movies by entering the names in the In-House loose-leaf book on the second floor. Movie trailers (movie previews) are now included on this page. A trailer appears immediately below the movie description. Click or tap on the arrowhead in the middle of the trailer window to watch the trailer. Click or tap on the ll icon at the bottom left of the trailer window to pause. (These trailers generally are taken from YouTube, and may include advertisements. If a pop-up advertisement appears while you're watching the trailer, just click on the X at theupper right of the advertisement, and it will go away, or if there is no X, just wait for the ad to end.)
All movies will be shown with subtitles unless otherwise indicated
August 2025 Movies
Thursday and Saturday 7:30 PM Auditorium
Thurs 8/21 9 TO 5 (1980) PG Comedy 1h 49m
Main stars: Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin
(Also prominently features Dolly Parton)
Three overworked employees band together to take on their egotistical, sexist boss. Through a mix of chaos and clever planning, they turn the office upside down, discovering empowerment, friendship, and a bold new vision for their professional and personal lives.
Sat 8/23 Kate and Leopold (2001) PG13 RomCom 1h 58m
With Meg Ryan, Hugh Jackman
A charming 19th-century nobleman accidentally travels through time to modern-day New York, where he meets a career-driven woman. As their worlds collide, unexpected romance blooms, forcing them to choose between the comfort of their own eras and a shared future.
Thurs 8/28 Robin Hood Prince of Thieves (1991) PG13 Action/Drama
With Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman 2h 23m
A nobleman returns from war to find his homeland oppressed by a corrupt ruler. Joining forces with outlaws in the forest, he fights to restore justice, protect the innocent, and challenge tyranny, becoming a legendary symbol of hope and rebellion.
Sat 8/30 Yesterday (2019) PG13 RomCom 1h 56m
With Himesh Patel, Lily James
After a mysterious global blackout, a struggling musician wakes to find he's the only person who remembers a legendary band. As he rises to fame performing their songs, he must choose between love, authenticity, and a life built on borrowed genius.
September 2025 Movies
Thursday and Saturday 7:30 PM Auditorium
Thurs 9/4 All of Me (1984) PG RomCom 1h 33m
With Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin
A controlling millionaire’s soul accidentally enters the body of a struggling lawyer, forcing the mismatched pair to share one form. Chaos, comedy, and unexpected bonding follow as they wrestle for control and learn from each other’s vastly different lives.
Sat 9/6 Parental Guidance (2012) PG Comedy 1h 45m
With Billy Crystal and Bette Midler
When old-school grandparents are left in charge of their high-tech, over-scheduled grandchildren, generational clashes erupt. Struggling to adapt to modern parenting rules, they rediscover the joys of family while teaching timeless lessons in their own unconventional, heartfelt, and humorous way.
Thurs 9/11 Mr. Baseball (1992) PG13 RomCom 1h 48m
With Tom Selleck and Aya Takanashi
An aging American ballplayer is traded to a Japanese team, where culture shock, clashing values, and fading fame challenge his ego. Through unexpected relationships and hard-earned respect, he rediscovers passion, discipline, and what it truly means to be a teammate.
Sat 9/13 Blazing Saddles (1974) R Western/Comedy 1h 33m
With Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder
A corrupt politician appoints a Black sheriff to a frontier town, expecting chaos. Instead, the sharp, resourceful lawman teams up with a washed-up gunslinger to outwit villains, battle prejudice, and turn absurdity into triumph in a wild, fourth-wall-breaking adventure.
Thurs 9/18 Citizen Kane (1941) PG Drama 1h 59m
With Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten
After a powerful tycoon dies, a reporter investigates the meaning behind his final word. Through interviews and fragmented memories, a portrait emerges of ambition, loss, and loneliness, revealing how a man who had everything still yearned for something deeply personal.
Sat 9/20 Flowers for Algernon (2000) PG Drama 1h 31m
With Matthew Modine and Kelli Williams
A man with an intellectual disability undergoes experimental surgery that temporarily boosts his intelligence. As his mental abilities soar and then decline, he grapples with love, identity, and the painful awareness of what it means to be truly self-aware.
Thurs 9/25 Nonnas (2025) PG Comedy 1h 51m
With Vince Vaughn and Susan Sarandon
A warmhearted restaurateur honors cherished family recipes and cultural legacy by opening a unique eatery staffed entirely by spirited grandmothers. Tensions, traditions, and grief intermingle as these women from varied Italian regions and a grieving son learn to heal, cook, and grow together.
Sat 9/27 Ladyhawke (1985) PG13 Fantasy 2h 1m
With Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer
A young thief escapes prison and joins forces with a cursed knight and his beloved, doomed to be always apart—one human by night, the other by day. Together, they confront the evil bishop who condemned them, seeking freedom and reunion.
NOTE: Please be aware that occasionally substitutions are necessary. Just think of it as a surprise.
