I didn't realize that there are multiple AMC theaters-three to be exact-in the Burbank Town Center…read moreregion until I recently stumbled upon this one. The entrance is only a few feet from the (free) garage, making it extremely convenient when you're rushing to make the previews. Service was prompt, friendly & efficient & this theater has the reclining seats that have spoiled me. Why go anywhere else?!

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.

The Eight is still pretty great…read more Easy theater located at the tippy top floor of Burbank's Town Center. AMC Burbank Town Center 8, is an eight theatre cinema with a Concessions Stand and MacGuffins Bar. Easy access to restrooms that are very clean and ADA accessible. They also happen to be along the access points for Screens 5 through 8. Screens 1 - 4 are to the right of the entrance, opposite the Bar and Stand, they have a small staircase with a lift to the left for wheelchairs, strollers, and those who may need or desire to use it. Nice reclining seats, good AC and friendly AMC staff. While the 6 is more indie and the 16 massive, the 8 is the perfect blend. Easy parking at the Town Center in any direction though near Macy's and the AMC 6 is actually the easiest. No Dolby, Prime or IMAX, but you can catch Real 3D flix and the classic Laser experience, usually with more of a mellow crowd even for bigger films. Since as long as I can remember AMC has a no outside food and beverage policy like most major movie theaters, at time they may look the other way, but highly recommend enjoy a meal before or after in Downtown Burbank, at the food court or grabbing some snacks at World Market on the first level. Not a big concessions person but I do enjoy the Impossible Nuggets from time to time or a small candy with a beverages. A List has free beverage upgrades for drinks and popcorn. It's much more intimate than most AMC locations (the 6 is even more intimate). Never had an issue here, though sometimes in the summer the AC has had an issue or two, but typically under control. Enjoyed Sentimental Value here recently, Flow (2024), Barbie (for my third rewatch), lots of Oscar noms, Indie Flicks, Horror and a ride variety on solo outings (self date nights), date nights with bae and with the film lovers crew. Hoping to see a few more things here soon.

I came here on my birthday with my husband. We had two full cups of hot tea from Porto's Bakery…read morebecause this theater doesn't offer hot tea, and I'm 9 months pregnant. I don't want to end up with a sore throat from cold drinks, so I needed something hot. From the moment we walked in, an employee told us we had to finish our full cups of tea before going inside. We asked to speak with a manager, and when he arrived, he immediately started yelling at me and my husband, saying we had to either finish the drinks immediately or throw them away. He even blocked our way to the concession stand and physically prevented us from ordering popcorn while we finished our tea. This was completely ridiculous because we were not trying to enter the theater with the drinks. We simply wanted to save time by ordering popcorn while finishing our tea. After yelling at a pregnant woman on her birthday and her husband, we were ultimately forced to throw away two full cups of hot tea because our movie was about to start and we had not even had a chance to drink them. The entire situation was unnecessary. It created a lot of stress, ruined the mood of my birthday, and could have been handled with basic courtesy and common sense. There was absolutely no reason to be so aggressive or refuse to give us a few minutes to finish our drinks.

Blast from the past! The Retro Atmosphere, Unlike a lot of heavily modernized LA theaters, this…read morelocation has held onto its distinct late-80s/early-90s layout and design cues, giving it a nostalgic, slightly frozen-in-time vibe. Despite the older structural look, Cinemark did retroactively install electronic Luxury Lounger reclining seats in the auditoriums. Because it sits slightly off the beaten path compared to the massive Regal over at the NoHo West complex, this Cinemark is famous locally for being a quiet, uncrowded haven during weekday matinees. We went to watch "Backrooms" a creepy movie about a dimension with endless luminal spaces. The theaters halls matched the movies vibe perfectly! After we finished the movie and walked out, It felt like we had stepped into the horror movie itself, large empty, completely silent theater that's something creepy you notice about this theater how completely silent it is other places play, soft music, especially in the bathrooms. This location is dead silent. You could hear a rat breathing.

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.

Honestly don't come here too often but last nights visit was a great experience. Watched Toy Story…read more5. Checking in with our tickets is easy. Although I did not get a drink I love that they have a full bar (next time) for sure. We ordered a few things off the menu like the pretzel with cheese, hotdog, chicken strips with fries & mozz sticks I can truly say everything was great. Pretzel was soft with the perfect about of salt, cheese was still hot. Mozzarella sticks were my favorite had a nice cheese pull too I should have captured that. Over all the showing was great & I would definitely catch another showing here.

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.

First time at the Vista Theater and yeah, consider me converted. This place opened in 1923 and you…read morecan feel the history the second you walk in. It's now owned by Quentin Tarantino, which somehow makes perfect sense once you're there. We watched No Other Choice in 35mm, and I loved everything about the experience! The movie and the theater. While waiting for the screening to start, I read the theater's history on Wikipedia and learned the interior is Egyptian Revival-inspired, influenced by the King Tut tomb excavation in 1922 the year before the theater first opened. Once you know that, the design is even cooler. Sadly, we're all pretty numb to Egyptian tomb aesthetics now but this must've blown people's minds back then! Gorgeous, old-school, and full of character. The Vista isn't just a movie theater, it's part of the experience. Definitely not my last visit. Quick tips: - Even if you already have tickets, get there early. seating is first come, first served and the line matters - if you're seeing a foreign film with subtitles, aim for seats higher up. The subtitles sit low on the screen, and you'll be way more comfortable with a little elevation

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.