The Grand Cinema in Tacoma canceled all shows on Sunday because of what it described as an ongoing threat and safety issue at the theater.
The theater did not specify what the threat or safety issue was, but said the Tacoma Police Department is working to ensure everyone is safe.
The theater said it is prioritizing “the safety of our patrons, volunteers and staff” and decided it was necessary to stay closed for the day.
According to its webpage, the movies Disclosure Day, Leviticus, I Love Boosters, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day were scheduled to play on Sunday.
The Grand Cinema asked customers to be patient as refunds are issued and to reach out if they do not receive one by the end of the day.

Sandra Bullock shared a heartfelt tribute to her late dad on Father’s Day Sunday, which included rare pics of him with her two children.
The actress’ father, John Wilson Bullock, died in 2018 at the age of 93. Sandra first posted a throwback of her posing with her arms around him at the “Forces of Nature” premiere in March 1999, then pics of him holding both her son, Louis, and her daughter, Layla, when they were toddlers. While Louis’ mouth is covered by his hands, the actress — who is extremely private when it comes to her children — put a brown heart emoji over Layla’s face.
Lastly, she shared a black-and-white photo of her dad back in his military days. John was a United States Army employee and a civilian contractor for the Pentagon.
Sandra poked fun at her darker hair color and makeup in her 1999 pic, writing, “He loved me through my goth period… Loved on the loves of my life… And loved our country at 18….”
“Happy Heavenly Father’s Day, Dad. ❤️,” she added.
Sandra, 61, adopted Louis, now 16, in 2010. She adopted Layla, now 11, in 2015.
The “Practical Magic” star has spoken out about the loss of her father in the past. Back in December 2018, she reflected on her dad and two dogs dying within weeks of each other. Her dad died of natural causes, while one of her dogs had a stroke, and the other had a heart tumor.
“Life, I realized, happens whether you schedule it or not,” she said during an appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”
While she thought she would be “fine,” she said her emotions eventually caught up with her — and her kids definitely noticed.
“And then a week later I’m in the bathtub crying and the kids are like, ‘Is Mommy okay?’ Everyone is like, ‘Just leave Mommy in the bathtub. She’s going to be fine,’” she recalled.
Sandra also shared rare glimpses of her children as toddlers in her Mother’s Day Instagram post last month. She posted an adorable photo of her snuggling up with her kids while they were in costume. Laila rocked a colorful tulle dress, and Louis sported a magician getup.
In her heartwarming carousel, Sandra shared more personal snaps of her late grandmother and her late mother, Helga Meyer. Meyer died in April 2000 after battling cancer. The opera singer and voice teacher was 58 years old.
“To all the mamas, No matter how you came to be,” she wrote, “Happy Mother’s Day. We are all bound by this honor of a lifetime.”
“Mom and Omi, thank you for teaching me,” she added. “We miss you ❤️ Sorry I was such a brat.”

Two baby giraffes who went missing from a Virginia zoo last year have been found safe.
The giraffe calves vanished from the Natural Bridge Zoo in 2025 as state officials investigated allegations of animal abuse.
The Office of the Attorney General of Virginia located the giraffes, but did not share specifics about how or where they were found. The giraffes are now at a professional facility specializing in giraffe care, officials said.
Before the giraffes disappeared, state officials were looking to relocate four giraffes at the zoo after they seized about 100 animals during their investigation into the alleged abuse. At the time, two of the giraffes were pregnant and gave birth before investigators visited, but their calves were missing, WDBJ reported.
State officials said the zoo never reported the animals’ births, despite a court order requiring them to do so.
Gretchen Mogensen, the co-owner of Natural Bridge Zoo, served a 100-day jail sentence after refusing to explain to the court what happened to the giraffes or to hand them over.
The two calves’ disappearance sparked a widespread search, and included radio ads including one where actress Alicia Silverstone offered $50,000 for information about the giraffes’ location.
The animals, now found safe, are receiving medical attention and behavioral support.
“This outcome reflects the Attorney General’s commitment to ensuring public safety, protecting our communities, and accountability for those who break the law. Due to the ongoing criminal investigation, no further details can be released at this time,” the attorney general’s office said.
The four co-owners of the zoo face misdemeanor charges in connection with an investigation started by the attorney general’s animal law unit in 2023.
Along with the 100 animals seized from the zoo, authorities uncovered 28 dead animals at the zoo. Authorities executed a search warrant on the zoo at the time and discovered animals living in dirty conditions without food or water.
In total, 95 animals were seized from the zoo, including 16 capuchins, 14 tortoises, five lemurs and two Burmese pythons.
Other animals taken under the warrant include tamarins, gibbons, sacred ibis, ground hornbills, kookaburras, macaws, patrons, cockatoos, serval, ball pythons, red-eared slider, a turtle, a skink, donkeys, sheep, llamas and a dog.
Deborah Mogensen, Gretchen Mogensen, Karl Mogensen and Mark Easley face a combined 55 misdemeanor animal cruelty charges.
Deborah and Gretchen Mogensen and the zoo’s veterinarian, Ashley Spencer, were also charged with forgery of public records, according to the report.

Savannah Guthrie paid tribute to her husband, Michael Feldman, on Father’s Day Sunday.
The “Today” anchor shared a photo of her husband snuggling with their two children — daughter Vale, 11, and son Charley, 9 — on her Instagram Stories, writing, “our hero ❤️. happy fathers day.”
Guthrie, 54, and Feldman, 57, have been married since March 2014. She was previously married to BBC presenter Mark Orchard from 2005 to 2009.
Last month, Feldman also shared a touching tribute to his wife on Mother’s Day amid a heartbreaking time. Guthrie’s mother, 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, remains missing after she was last seen on Jan. 31.
Feldman wrote, “To the strongest person I know,” alongside a pic of Savannah kissing Vale and Charley.
“Surrounding you with love on Mother’s Day. ❤️💔❤️,” he added.
Nancy is believed to have been taken from her home in Tucson, Arizona, by a masked suspect. In February, Feldman told Page Six that he was “just being responsive” but felt “mostly unhelpful” amid the devastating situation.
Still, he was extremely supportive of his wife, visiting the “Today” crew on her behalf in February.
An insider who was present described the meeting to Page Six as “very emotional.”
“There were a lot of tears,” they said.
Savannah returned to the “Today” show in April, and earlier this month, she emotionally acknowledged how difficult it was to keep working as her mom remains missing.
“I’ve been trying so hard to hold it together and I promise I will — this show and this hour especially is about joy,” the journalist said through tears during the fourth hour of the show, which she co-hosted with her colleague and close pal, Jenna Bush Hager.
She added, “Sometimes it’s almost too much because I feel like to do the job I got to keep it together, pull it together.”
She heartbreakingly admitted, “I cry every morning on the way to work and I cry every morning on the way home.”
Last month, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said that Nancy’s investigation “remains active and ongoing” after Ramona Guadalupe Ayala Ortiz, head of Buscando Corazones Nogales — a group that works to locate missing people in Mexico — said they received a tip that a grave belonging to Nancy may have been found, sparking a massive search effort south of the border.
Nanos said that the police department had “not been contacted by Mexican authorities” at the time, but were continuing “to follow up on any credible information.”

Marilyn Monroe’s death may not have been suicide at all … it may have been a far more sinister murder plot that revolves around the Kennedys.
TMZ has produced a new show airing Sunday at 8 PM ET on FOX — “Celebrity Crime Scene: Marilyn Monroe” — and it leaves no doubt the crime scene was staged, and people went to great lengths to cover up what really happened to the biggest movie star in the world.
There are massive holes in the official cause of death — probable suicide — and we use never-before-seen A.I. to recreate Marilyn’s house. Our 3 crime scene investigators blow holes in the official account, but that raises the question … if not suicide, then what?
Marilyn was having affairs with President John F. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy at the same time, and when the men cut off their relationship with her shortly before her death, an alarm sounded at the FBI and CIA.
Marilyn had told friends JFK and RFK shared national secrets with her, including JFK’s feelings about the morality of the Atomic bomb. She also said JFK told her about Project Moon Dust, an Air Force program to recover fallen space debris, which was being stored at secret locations, including Area 51.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover had a file on Marilyn, believing she was a Communist sympathizer who was threatening to compromise national security. The question is, did the FBI and CIA have a hand in Marilyn’s death?