Dimming the lights

One moment while we bring the page up.

Reel Time

Watch together.Talk it over.

Reel Time picks films worth an evening, seats your book club, church group or neighbors side by side, and hands you the questions for the hour after the credits.

We will write when booking opens, and not before.

Tuesday Book Club

Six of us, one row. A sample evening.

Seats: F7 to F12
Showtime: Thanksgiving week
After: Guide opens

Five films for the weeks ahead

Beautiful to look at, honest about people, and good company to argue with afterward. Each comes with a note on why we chose it.

Posters courtesy of Angel Studios and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Title cards stand in where official art is still to come. Titles, artwork and trailers belong to their studios.

An evening, start to finish

Choose together
Browse the short list, watch the trailer, and send your group an invitation with one link. See who is in before you book.
When
A week before
Sit together
Pick a showtime and choose seats the way you do on the ticket sites you know, with the whole group kept side by side.
When
The evening
Talk it over
Open the discussion guide at the coffee shop or in the parking lot. Answer together, and your vote joins a public Keeper score.
When
After the credits

Ratings that come from conversation

After each discussion, a group votes whether the film is a Keeper. Our summary tool gathers the themes, the best lines, and where the room disagreed. The score is the share of groups who would keep it, shown with how many groups voted.

See how Keeper scores work

Keeper83% of 6 groups would keep it.

The Drummer Boy

A membership sized to how often you gather

Annual plans are set by how many groups you organize and which guides you open. Tickets are paid for separately. Prices are still to be decided.

See membership