MENU BIJOU SAN ANTONIO MOVIE
The writing had been on the wall for years suggesting movie theaters could be left behind as technology advanced.Īs theaters slowly began to reopen when COVID numbers declined, it was evident that arthouse venues like the Bijou were in trouble. While a global pandemic became the impetus for studios adjusting the way they released projects, the health crisis didn't create the shift, merely accelerated it. When the spread of COVID-19 forced theaters to temporarily shut down two years ago, the movie-watching landscape was reshaped forever. The industry was still a couple of decades away from watching a studio and a platform such as HBO Max or Disney+ cut a deal to release a movie on a streaming service the same day as its theatrical release. Today, you can catch the film with a subscription to Amazon Prime.
At that time, going to the Bijou was the only option for a young cinephile to see the critically acclaimed, coming-of-age drama before it ended up on VHS months later. The first film I ever saw at the Bijou was the Academy Award-nominated 2001 Mexican film Y tu mamá también by director and co-writer Alfonso Cuarón.
But understanding the nature of that change doesn't make the Bijou's closure any easier for local cinema buffs. shores in early 2020, it was evident that the way audiences were watching movies had changed amid the boom in streaming platforms. Theater owner Santikos didn't respond to the Current's request for comment, but Andrew Brooks, executive director of sales and marketing for the Alamo City-based chain, told KSAT News a "changing dynamic of art films and our lease coming up for renewal" prompted the closure.Įven before the COVID-19 pandemic reached U.S. The Bijou, located in the Wonderland of the Americas mall, shut its doors early this month, ending the 35-year stretch during which it served as San Antonio's primary arthouse cinema. Live scoring of the tournament will be available online at and the Golfstat mobile app.The Bijou is located inside Wonderland of the Americas mall. CT on Monday morning alongside players from Texas A&M and Pepperdine. The Tigers will begin the first round at 8 a.m. 22 Oklahoma State, SMU, UCLA, New Mexico, Denver, Illinois, Sam Houston State, Louisiana-Monroe and Missouri State. She also is coming off a runner-up finish in the stroke play portion of the SEC Championship and three straight top-15 individual finishes.Īuburn will be joined in the regional field with No. The Monticello, Florida native leads the team this season in both rounds under par (12) and season scoring average (71.42). Schofill was also recently named the Auburn University female student-athlete of the year for 2022 at the annual AUSPY Awards on April 24 th. Senior Megan Schofill will be in the Auburn lineup for her third NCAA regional appearance of her career and Monday's opening round will mark her 100 th career round played for the Tigers. Auburn has a head-to-head record of 85-27 and has finished in the top five in every event played during the spring season. The Tigers' team scoring average this season is 288.63, which is currently the lowest team scoring average in Auburn history. The Tigers successfully advanced to the championship through each of the last four regionals. This week's event will mark Auburn's sixth consecutive NCAA regional appearance and the 28 th appearance in program history. Obviously they take five teams, but we're looking at it like any other stroke play tournament that we play." "We'll have a short meeting about our goal, which is to give ourselves an opportunity to win the tournament. "We are going to approach this like any other tournament," said Auburn head coach Melissa Luellen. The top five teams and top individual (not on a top five team) of the 54-hole tournament, which will be played Monday through Wednesday, will advance to the championship finals at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona. 7 women's golf is set to begin its quest for the 2023 NCAA National Championship this week at the NCAA San Antonio Regional at TPC San Antonio.
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