This theater is a staple for my wife and I. Staff is pleasant, seats are clean, just beware of food…read moreprices.

Typically a regular AMC and movie goer and often find myself at this location with so many options…read more I haven't had much time for film outside the house with a crazy work schedule, but often enjoy films with friends, groups and/or my significant other. IMAX and Dolby are amazing here, but not that I believe all theater seating has been updated in quality these past years, you can't go wrong with any. We're gearing up for some of the summer blockbusters. Very much looking forward to Supergirl 2026, following the Woman of Tomorrow storyline, among others. Friday nights are the busiest here, we've learned that a few times and now usually do Sunday mornings or afternoons. Great deals on Tuesdays, and seeing things in the early half of the week are ideal with more parking and less traffic by car as well as on foot. Concessions is massive and well ran as well as kept up. Personable crew through and through making the AMC Burbank 16 not just a favorite, but one that does it's best. Some of the coolest displays and posters you'll see outside of AMC Citywalk Universal which has more costumes and set pieces displayed at times. Love the layout for the MacGuffins bar, but drinks are not reasonable and very mid. Great snack selection as well as merch. They're definitely making movies/movie going better!

AMC Burbank Town Center 6 is the smallest out of the three AMCs in the area (AMC Burbank Town…read moreCenter 8 and AMC Burbank 16). Honestly though, there's a certain charm with smaller theaters, especially if you don't want to deal with the hassle of crowds. This theater is located behind the Burbank Town Center, so if you're coming here definitely park at this garage than the other ones. Because it's so tucked away, parking is ample. This AMC is located downstairs, so you'll have to take the stairs getting down there (but there's also an escalator and elevator for those who need them). Because it's downstairs, cell phone service is going to be wonky and practically non-existent. Oh no! No one's phone is going to go off and ruin your moviegoing experience - the humanity! The screens are consistent with the other AMCs in the area, so whatever you watch is going to look great and sound awesome. The recliner seats are uniformly good but deep (you'll be surprised how low you can go!). The theater itself seemed to be well-maintained with not much trash running amok. Overall if you're in Burbank and want to see a movie, don't sleep on AMC Burbank Town Center 6! Great image/sound + clean theaters + fewer people = less fuss to interfere with your experience, which is always a good thing.

This is the smallest of the Burbank AMCs, and if you enter from the mall it can be a bit tricky to…read morefind the first time. But once you know where it is, you can park right across the way in the parking structure and essentially step right into the theater! What I love most is that a lot of lesser known/indie movies are played here, and since it's a smaller theater they all have big, reclining seats. Employees have always been friendly when I've gone! I can't speak on the food, but the experience has always been good when I've been here.

To the wonderful staff that was working there on 4/3 around 3pm thank you! From the person checking…read moretickets to the concession stand staff, and the porters. Everyone was nice and amicable and professional. We rented a theater, highly recommend. The experience was great. Ordered 10 kids pack in advance they were al ready and set to go. There were no long lines, still had merch for the movie. If you are considering a rental here. Go for it.

I prefer this AMC location instead of the other two locations in Burbank. This one is in the mall…read more It is easier to park here by Macys then just hop, skip and jump your way into the third level of the mall. The theater does not have a huge selection of movies and it is smaller. It still is worth a visit. Shorter lines for sure. We had their reclining seats that go all the way back and arms that go up. These are the better seats giving you the opportunity to be up and in your partners space. They are not heated though. If you are looking for a small theater with easy access in and out without the extras this is it.

When you first walk in you might think this movie theater is outdated and to some extent maybe it…read moreis but the inside of the theater itself is renovated with very comfy chairs. Compared to other theaters I like this spot because it's more affordable. You can pick your seats when you purchase your tickets which is great. Theater is 2 stories, with a concession stand on both levels. They have the usual movie theater snacks, popcorn and drinks. The popcorn is not bad nor was the pizza but not amazing. The theaters themselves are big and spacious. The seats recline and you have so much room. Sometimes it can get a little chilly so bring a jacket. Overall great movie experience.

Oh my goodness.. we were happy to be in one of the theatres with their newly remodeled luxury…read morerecliners but, unfortunately we saw a COCKROACH walking by beside us on the WALL near the end of our movie! We saw it in theatre 5 and upon viewing other reviews, SOMEONE ELSE had this same exact issue/experience in the same theatre 10 days prior! Meaning there was no extensive cleaning done at all. On top of that, I hated that the screen for our movie was up so high you needed to crane your neck up to watch the movie even when being fully reclined back all the way in the seats. The popcorn was stale with no flavoring and I put a bit of butter because I didn't want too much fats. The pepperoni pizza was surprisingly good and cooked well. However, the rest of the experience made this movie theatre a 1 star for me instantly.

The Asylum is a Producer of Movies and Television. Its films range from Science Fiction Creature…read moremovies, to horror, to teen sex comedies, to family films. Thier budgets are low but they do a lot with them. Most Asylum films are a lot of fun. Many of them can be seen on SyFy, including Mega Piranha, Snakes on a Train, and the recent hit creature film, Sharknado. Grab some popcorn and watch with friends. If you like fun whacked out movies, this label will do the trick.

These movies are amazing. Basically the best films being made in LA. You want action, or horror,…read morecomedy or family drama... The asylum has got you. This low budget production house creates masterpieces for SyFy, Lifetime, and direct to DVD and VOD. The building is filled with shark props from their plethora of shark movies and the staff who work there to make the movies are a fantastic group of people. Without them pulling off impossible feats on little budget and short time frames, this place couldn't pump out the amount of content they do. You can find asylum films everywhere. If it's schlocky and fun, it's probably asylum. Their most noted films would be the sharknado series. So grab the popcorn and get watching.

Visited 11/5/25…read more Parking: This theatre is located within a shopping center. You can park near the main entrance for free for up to 45 minutes, or you can use the parking garage. If you choose the garage, the theatre provides four hours of validation at their machine, so just make sure to scan your parking ticket before you leave. Bathroom: The bathrooms were relatively clean and fully stocked with paper towels, toilet paper, seat covers, and everything else you might need. This was a pleasant surprise since I came late at night around 10:30 PM, and usually by that time everything is running low. WiFi: They offer complimentary WiFi, which was great. Recliners: - The reclining chair was comfortable, although it made quite a bit of noise when adjusting it, so I'd recommend settling into your position before the movie starts since it can be distracting. - Each seat has a pull-out table that you can extend or fold inward, giving you a mini table for food and drinks. It was extremely convenient and something I've never seen before. Super cool! View: We sat in F7 and F8 toward the back and had a clear view of the screen. The picture was clear and the audio sounded great. Drinks: I ordered a medium Icee and it was surprisingly large. Cons: My main complaint was the behavior of some guests who were disruptive throughout the film, constantly on their phones and even playing videos out loud at times. When they left, they also left trash, food, and their drinks scattered all over the seats and floor.

We usually go to Regal Sherman Oaks and always have a great experience, but due to movie times,…read morewent to Regal North Hollywood this time. The lounge area was nice, the staff was friendly and the popcorn was hot. Unfortunately, the standard seats were very uncomfortable, stiff, upright, and barely reclined. We were uncomfortable throughout the entire movie. It was also surprisingly hot inside, which made it even harder to enjoy the experience. I don't think I'll be returning to this location.

Many years ago, when I was a Fellow at AFI, the Vista graciously granted permission for me to film…read morea period piece inside and outside the theater. Happy to say, virtually nothing of the classic "Egyptian themed" decor has changed. Karloff's mummy would feel right at home. Tarantino is definitely the right guy to have purchased it. Among other pluses, there's a handprint and signature gallery outside, obviously referencing The Chinese, but with a much hipper roster of honorees. Then, there's the stated mission of screening only film prints. Caught the "Kill Bill Saga" in 70mm and, a few weeks later, the return engagement of P.T. Anderson's "One Battle After Another", this time also in 70. It had originally shown there in Vistavision, the format in which it was shot. Anyway, I live in Atwater Village, so it's just a few minutes away. I plan to return often.

You're sitting in history when you're here!…read more THEATER: Here's a fun fact from the Vista wiki- it was designed by architect Lewis A. Smith, and presents a hybrid of two different styles: the exterior is Spanish Mission Revival style, and the interior is Egyptian Revival style- which reminds me a lot of another Hollywood theater- the Egyptian. I went to see Kill Bill: the Whole Bloody Affair. Unless you have "parking powers" activated, add a half hour onto your commute time to arrive and find neighborhood parking somewhere within a mile of this theater. I found a spot in a nearby neighborhood by a school. Back to the movie KB:tWBA-- I hadn't seen Killing William since its initial theatrical run, so it felt pretty new to me. THE MOVIEGOING EXPERIENCE: This movie still hits hard in a packed theater. Lots of reactions and laughs and groans, etc. I was probably laughing the hardest at how much FEET were in this movie. The seats were comfortable and that's judged by my shifting around only two times that I can recall. Thankfully this movie had an intermission to stretch during its 4+ hour runtime. I went during this exclusive December engagement and there's a lot of memorabilia on display in the lobby. There's a lot of snack and food and drink options, and it's pretty reasonably priced. Also, bring your own snacks! No one is checking bags and pockets here and the world is getting pretty expensive. The Vista is in a hip part of town and there's a lot of great eats and drinks in walking distance. We dined at Fred 62 after!

Love this venue for screening movies. Just keep in mind that food is not allowed in the actually…read moretheater. You are literally there to screen the film and leave.

This is my favorite screening room in Los Angeles. The best technical presentation, and a…read morebeautiful room. Not only is this the best screening room in LA, it also has some of the best rates. Yes, there can be resistance from west side folks, but sometimes people have to pushed into the pool if they want to learn how to swim.

We watched Michael at Look Dine-In Cinemas Glendale for opening weekend and had a great time. There…read morewere about 30 of us that bought tickets to a Sundat matinee showing in Screen 1. We were there to support someone that worked on the film and Look was the perfect place for our group. We had seen another film as a group at Look a few years back but this one was on the other side of their property. The service was great, the picture quality was good, the sound was good not great and the reclining seats were comfortable. We enjoyed our time there supporting our friend. The movie going experience was a good one so we really dont have complaints. We would go back again. Not the most modern of movie theaters but it suited us just fine. Parking is validated for the structure across the street. Otherwise, there is some metered street parking and other pay lots a short walk away. Go see Michael the movie. Great job crew!

Not any better than the old Monrovia LOOK…read more Same company, same problems. Sometimes the wrong food served, other times cold food served, weird gloopy hard cheese, etc. Most auditorium seats are in disrepair, seat numbers missing, crumbs everywhere, literal duct tape on some of the seats to hold them together. 50/50 whether your seat will recline or not. Some auditoriums are actually HOT - maybe they can't turn on the air conditioning? Screens are also sort of dim and dull, just like I expect from LOOK. I'm not sad that the Monrovia location closed down and this is the only LOOK I can come to. I'm sad that I have this annual subscription at all. I am trying to get my money's worth.