February may be cold, but MFM has all the Hot Movies! Oscars are around the corner…who will be the big winner? MFM’s is calling it with La La Land for Best Picture, Actress and Actor. If you didn’t catch it, stay tuned and we’ll be re-screening it at select theatres in the upcoming weeks. In the meantime, there are other amazing shows to catch, including 20th Century Women with the incomparable Annette Benning, and Fences with Viola Davis and Denzel Washington. Family Friendly Returns This Week with Lego Batman! Was your Batmobile in the shop two weeks ago when the snowstorm hit Toronto? Many families who registered for our screening were unable to make it, so we hope you’ll join us This Sunday, Feb. 26th at 11AM for the Family Friendly Screening of The Lego Batman Movie at Film.Ca Cinemas in Oakville. Arrive early to enter the draw for some great Batman Books and Prizes, and all kids will receive some great colouring sheets! We encourage you to register now so we know how many guests will be attending.
MFM is now open in Montreal! MFM is now running in English in Montreal at CINESTARZ on Cotes des Neiges. Movies run every Thursday at 1PM! Looking for a Stay at Home Business Opportunity? Not sure what you’re doing after mat leave ends? Consider becoming a Movies for Mommies Licensee. As a licensee you own your own business, work flexible hours from home and best of all you can bring your baby to work! If you’re outgoing, organized, social media savvy, and of course love movies, send us an email or phone us and let’s connect. We are currently looking for licensees for Oakville and Montreal. See you at the movies, Owner & Founder of Movies for Mommies Mom of Two Awesome Boys MFM is proud to partner with: / for their amazing portraits last week at The Fox Theatre. Be sure to register for the MFM weekly e-blast and be the first to know about special pre-show events like our Mini Portrait sessions! First time Experiencing Movies for Mommies?
MFM is an afternoon of decadence for you to enjoy in a baby-friendly way. What does that mean? All our films run with reduced sound levels, loud enough to hear, but soft enough to protect sensitive little ears. If it’s your first time taking your little film critic to see a movie, here is some info to make you’re outing awesome. Arrive a few minutes early so you have time to receive your membership card, and all your free samplesIf you don’t have a friend to go with, lots of moms come with their babies and meet other new moms at the show Dad’s & Grandparents are people too! MFM welcomes all parents, grandparents, friends and caregivers. Splurge – that theatre popcorn is SO good, treat yourself. Are you a single parent? Check out the latest from … People still tend to whisper the words “She’s divorced” like it’s an illness or some other terrible affliction. Being single can be an exciting journey, but life is definitely not always easy when you navigate parenting, life, dating, work and everything in between.
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More on Doctor Strange Check Out The Blog Moonlight, Manchester by the Sea, Moana, Doctor Strange and more top our list of movies to watch at home in February February is a love-fest and what better way to express your love of movies than purchasing the best films that 2016 had to offer! Top 10 Biggest Box Office Results of 2016 It was the year of superheroes, villains, and more animals than we can count!... Doctor Strange, Trolls and Santa Claus will make your snacks even better at Cineplex! We’re big movie fans, obviously, and one of our favourite parts about going to the theatre is getting snacks from the concession counter. Four "easter eggs" in Doctor Strange that make it worth a re-watch Doctor Strange was the biggest movie this past weekend, as scores of people flocked to theatres to see the newest addition to the...The Toronto film festival this autumn saw the premiere of Eye in the Sky, a topical thriller about a group of intelligence staff tasked to decide whether to target a village in order to potentially thwart a terrorist attack.