You Can See Early Timothée Chalamet Films Like ‘Lady Bird’ And ‘Call Me By Your Name’ In Theaters This January And February — Here’s What To Know About These Exclusive Film Events

It’s been quite the month for internet nostalgia . Everyone seems to be digging through their camera rolls to see what they were up to in 2016, turning current feeds into a resurgence of Valencia tones and Juno filters . I’m loving the 2016 rewind, of course, but I can’t help hoping that next year brings the same decade look-back energy, because my nostalgia lives entirely in 2017 . Sure, 2016 had Vine, Snapchat filters, and Kylie Jenner Lip Kits, but I miss the days of Saoirse Ronan defining the modern coming-of-age film and Timothée Chalamet being so new that the internet was still arguing over how to pronounce his last name. In the present day, Timothée’s “Marty Supreme Orange” is plastered everywhere, even months after the film’s Christmas Day release. But those of us nostalgic for 2017 might remember that the color palette of his breakout role leaned far more on blues and yellows — muted denim, soft sunlight, creaky bicycles, and aged, grassy fields that witnessed first kisses and dreamy confessions. (Okay, okay, yes, there was some orange too...mostly in that one unforgettable scene you definitely remember.) The era of Lady Bird and Call Me By Your Name both being in theaters at the same time was generational . If you’re with me in this particular nostalgia, I have good news for you. Sure, we can’t exactly recreate the vibes that these two iconic films brought towards the end of 2017, but getting to see them on the big screen again is a good start. Oversized Talking Heads T-shirt optional, but encouraged. As part of Regal Cinema’s Back To The Beginning program, fans can visit Union Square to catch *Lady Bird* and *Call Me By Your Name* on two select nights this January and February . 🎞️ *Lady Bird * and *Call Me By Your Name * showings in 2026 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * *Lady Bird* – January 21st, 2026: 4:10 pm, 6:45 pm and 9:25 pm * *Call Me By Your Name* – February 26th, 2026: 10 am, 1:10 pm, 4:15 pm, 7:20 pm, 10:30 pm But don’t worry, if you can’t make it to these screenings , there’s still plenty of amazing films to get out and go see, one of which even stars our favorite former-indie boy. And hey, there’s no better way to create memories that will one day become nostalgia than by getting out to the theater. Find more movies and showtimes here. Source: https://secretnyc.co/timothee-chalamet-films-in-theaters/