Movies

The film is being distributed by Netflix and could be an awards contender.

For the past couple of weeks there have been producers, writers, actors, and crew in Montana for the filming of a "natural disaster adventure film" that has been titled Supercell, according to Deadline.com.

Actor Alec Baldwin has been in Billings since last weekend for filming of an action movie, and today posted a video on his Instagram where he laughed about a confrontation he had with an Uber driver that picked him up.

What is being described as "an epic disaster action movie" by The Hollywood Reporter, will be filmed on location in Montana beginning next month, and producers are looking for extras.

If you've been dying to see a movie on something other than your TV, great news. We found four films you can watch on the silver screen this weekend in Billings.

We're all antsy to do something - anything - again. Taking in a movie at the drive-in seems like a great way to get out, while practicing social distancing. The drive-in plans to open Friday night with Trolls World Tour and Call of The Wild.

With temperatures expected to be in the upper-80's this weekend, Billings will make the most of what's left of summer with an art walk, food truck event, and 26.2 mile run. Not to mention a chance to see some of Montana's most iconic movies back on the big screen.

This could be the hottest weekend of Summer 2019. And we're not talking about temperatures. Here are 6 happenings that will heat up your weekend:

The last few days of June is filled up with events going on around the Magic City. Here are some family-friendly activities you can enjoy before the calendar flips to July.

If you've never checked one of these out, you should. They're great summertime memories for the kids and admission is always free. You're not allowed to bring your own food and beverages, but the concession sales are always supporting a great local cause. You could buy a round of popcorn and drinks for a family of five and it's still the cheapest family movie night you're going to get.

Of course, with unsupervised kids, your options are limited. You can shush them, but if the kids have been indoctrinated into the "adults can't do anything to me" philosophy, they don't really care.

If you want to lock down some seats, you'd better get moving (at least for the I-Max at Shiloh 14).