This Christmas, three highly-anticipated films are releasing to theaters, in an event that many cinephiles and online users are dubbing “A Complete Baby-ratu.” The Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet, the Nicole Kidman romantic thriller and the Robert Eggers vampire remake are all vying for special holiday attention. 

Instead of having to choose, some are treating the day as if it’s the second coming of “Barbenheimer,” planning to hit two or maybe even all three on Christmas Day. At Alamo Drafthouse in Downtown Brooklyn, there’s still plenty of tickets available. While you’re there, you can enjoy exquisite cocktails and award-winning cuisine during the screening. 

“Babyratu’s clunky name loses it a few points, as does Babygirl‘s lack of blockbuster energy, but intimate and unnerving power dynamics are the name of the game for both Babygirl and Nosferatu; it just so happens that one has a CEO Nicole Kidman romancing a handsome young intern, and one has a legendary vampire Bill Skarsgård obsessing over a haunted young woman.” — Charlotte Simmons, We Got This Covered

“The recently-renovated Alamo Drafthouse theater in Downtown Brooklyn was renamed as the Spike Lee Cinema in a ceremony held on Thursday night. Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League presented the filmmaker with the honor in the cinema’s lobby, sharing why Lee was the perfect person to represent the movie theater chain’s location in the borough. ‘Since the dawn of film — since the workers left the factory in France and [made the] very first film — no human being has celebrated this beloved borough more than this gentleman,’ said League.” — Tatiana Tenreyro, The Hollywood Reporter