OLD SCHOOL: Pour Decisions Week at FOMO

One bad decision. One last round. One night that spirals completely out of control.

This week we're celebrating cinema's greatest tales of intoxication, addiction, excess, reckless behaviour and spectacular self-destruction. From cult comedies and chaotic bachelor parties to psychological breakdowns and unforgettable hangovers, this week's films prove that alcohol never solves anything… except giving us incredible movies.

OLD SCHOOL

Todd Phillips | 2003 | USA | 1h28m | English language with English subtitles

Long before The Hangover became one of the biggest comedy hits of all time, Todd Phillips perfected the art of turning ordinary bad ideas into unforgettable nights.

When three thirty-something friends realise adulthood isn't everything they hoped it would be, they hatch a ridiculous plan to start their own fraternity just off a university campus. What begins as a desperate attempt to recapture their youth quickly escalates into a whirlwind of outrageous parties, heavy drinking, streaking, wrestling matches, and increasingly spectacular poor judgment.

Released in 2003, OLD SCHOOL helped redefine the modern American comedy. Its enormous success paved the way for a generation of R-rated studio comedies that dominated the following decade, including The Hangover, Superbad, Wedding Crashers, and many others. More than twenty years later, its influence can still be felt across contemporary comedy.

Will Ferrell delivers the performance that transformed him into a comedy superstar. His unforgettable turn as Frank "The Tank" produced some of the most iconic moments of the decade, supported by a pitch-perfect ensemble that includes Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, Juliette Lewis, Jeremy Piven, and Ellen Pompeo. Together they create a film that balances outrageous set pieces with genuine warmth and friendship.

It all starts with one more drink.

To celebrate POUR DECISIONS Week, every guest who purchases an alcoholic drink before their screening can enjoy a second alcoholic drink for 50% off during or after the film. Offer valid on the same day only.

FOOD AND DRINK POLICY: FOMO Cinema Lounge Bar opens 1 hour before the first screening of the day and closes at 02:00, serving a wide selection of beer, wine, cocktails, and non-alcoholic refreshments including coffee and tea, as well as fresh hot popcorn! Outside food is allowed in the bar but not in the cinema. No alcohol from outside allowed. All guests are invited to arrive early and stay late!

LOCATION: FOMO Secret Cinema, Bazari Orbeliani, Tbilisi. A five minute walk from Liberty Square metro.

HOW TO FIND FOMO: Enter Bazari Orbeliani via Atoneli St above Carrefour and take the stairs on your left to Level 1. Signage on the door. You can also check our Instagram story highlights for a video showing exactly how to find us: https://www.instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0OjE3OTMzMTA2Mjk0MDI5MjM1