Full Metal Jacket

You don’t come across this chance often.

Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket doesn’t pop up on the big screen every year and when it does, it hits different. This is a rare opportunity to see one of the most uncompromising, razor-sharp war films ever made the way it was meant to be seen: in a dark room, with a massive screen, booming sound, and nowhere to look away.

Released in 1987, Full Metal Jacket shattered conventions of the war genre not just for its realism, but for its psychological depth and pitch-black irony. It holds nothing back. It’s studied in film schools, quoted in barracks, and still fuels debate nearly 40 years later.

Watching it at home doesn’t do it justice. This is cinema built for theaters.
And this is your shot to experience it uncut, unstreamed, and fully in-your-face at the State Theatre.

You don’t stream a film like this you show up for it.

One night only at the State Theatre.