The opening day of every season is the craziest day of that summer. People wait in line for 5pm for…read morethe "gates to be opened" and run, trampling each other to claim a spot. A dangerous situation. Looks hilarious when filmed from the bird's eye view. If you want a good seat, come at 5, right when people are allowed on the lawn. Grab a blanket and occupy an area. Then you have three hours till sunset to chill or walk around. No one touches others' blankets, so don't worry about leaving your stuff unattended (obviously take all your valuables with you). The movies typically last till 10ish. A refreshing outdoor experience to get yourself out of the office and enjoy some "fresh air" in the center of the city. A lot of people bring enticing spreads and even alcohol to spend the whole lazy evening picnicing in anticipation of the movie.

You know that scene in The Hunger Games where the tributes are counting down the clock and all of…read morethem are waiting with bated breath to leap down and race to the Cornucopia to grab life saving supplies?... That's basically what happened last night in Bryant Park for the outdoor screening of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Granted, I was one of "those" people in front who sprinted like a mad woman to nab a highly coveted blanket spot in the middle of the field next to that brown leaf but this was just pure, epic ridiculousness. I honestly wish I could have stood in the middle of the park and done a panorama video as the people came rushing towards me. It would have made a great opening scene in an apocalyptic film. (FYI the staff takes takes this event very seriously so don't annoy them by stepping over the tiny rope boundary between cement and field. The way they were acting, you think you'd set off a mine if you set foot on the grass before we were given clearance. Sounds familiar, no?) Once the mad dash has happened, you can sprawl out and enjoy chatting with friends and checking out the hot guys... specifically those dressed up like Indiana Jones. After perusing the field, you could tell which people were the regulars. Obviously we were amateurs because we did not even think to bring any of the stuff that our fellow neighbors for the evening had brought. We were surrounded by wicker picnic baskets, bottles of wine, champagne, champagne and wine glasses, decks of cards, pizza boxes, cheese and fruit platters, and anything else picnic worthy. Hell, someone was even smoking pot towards the end of the film. This isn't San Francisco people! Now get this, people are lining up around the field around 4 pm. They don't let you swarm it till 5 pm... and the movie doesn't start till sundown which is 8:30 pm roughly. Plus there's like 10 minutes of previews and a cartoon (weeeee!!!) before the film actually starts so you're looking at a 8:45 start time. Doing the math, I was there for over six hours! Holy moly. No wonder I was tired at the end. I think my favorites of the evening (besides the movie viewing itself) was the mini-dance party we had before the start of the film featuring the old school HBO introduction from the 80s. I wonder if my brother was even conceived yet when this was created but everyone just stood up and started dancing like crazy to this awful 80s tune. Oh how silly we all act together. My other favorite of the evening was the cartoon played after the previews (because in the old days a cartoon was always played before the feature). They played "One Froggy Evening" which if you know Chuck Jones cartoons is the famous dancing frog cartoon. I LOVEEEE this frog!! I was singing and dancing to "Hello ma baby!" with the rest of the crowd and then laughing hysterically at the poor, greedy man who got screwed over. Michigan J. Frog for the win! My only qualm about the evening was the organization of it (or lack there of I should say). If you need to use the restroom, do yourself a HUGE favor and do NOT bring your purse or bag out with you. Otherwise, you will have pulled a "me" and will have to stand in the ridiculously long line to get back in. Had I been warned by any of the event staff, I would have entrusted my purse with my friends and gone out sans bag. Ahhhh!! Other than that, what an exceptional Monday night. Yes, I only got five hours of sleep and yes, I dashed off like Batman into the darkness once the movie ended to catch the train but it was totally worth it. If you live in NYC or visit during the summer, do yourself a favor. Grab some of your friends, a few blankets, an adequately stocked picnic basket and make it over to Bryant Park to make a marvelous memory.

Clean and large theatre. Well taken care of. Popcorn was solid and Dolby was excellent…read more Great AMC theatre still running strong.

It is not the best AMC location around but also clearly not the worst. It helps that is has 25…read morescreens and usually does carry some older movies unlike other theaters. Let's say something that came out in April or even late March such as Project Hail Mary is still playing here while most other AMC places in NYC it is probably long gone. One major problem here is mostly the theaters are dirty most of the time. Maybe the cleaning crew is stretched thin to cover many different theaters or maybe they don't cover in certain areas like they should. The concessions are pretty good here, I never had an issue so far.

Accidentally posted an old review that got converted to a draft due to a tech glitch…read more (Unfortunately I barely remember The Plagiarists). Thankfully, in 2026, there's still unassigned seating. It's nice to have a respite from AMC Stubs commercial. Sound quality was good. Glad I had a chance to see the latest Jarmusch on the big screen, though it didn't rise to the level of Down by Law or even Paterson.

Elinor Bunin Munroe theater at Lincoln Center is one of the best places to see foreign and indie…read morefilms. It's a small (two screens) modern venue located directly across the street from Juilliard. It has a very nice cafe and a nice, sleek interior design. There are no reserved seating, so get there a bit early if you want specific seats. And speaking of seats, during the last renovation they installed wonderfully comfortable and oversized seats that enhances the movie going experience. I really can't say enough about this venue. I just love seeing films there. It's so nice and snazzy compared to how it was long time ago. It's the perfect spot to take in a great film. For this visit it was 'Souleymane's Story, which was riveting and a definite must see. In closing if you like foreign and indie movies then this is the place for you.

AMC is at the cutting edge of high-tech AI-enabled 5-D film exhibition but they don't have dividers…read morebetween the urinals? Got stuck in a creepy back row. The seat map isn't drawn to scale. Which 2028 presidential candidate will ban tray tables in movie theaters? This is what happens when I get too paranoid about spoiler disclosures and have to see the movie NOW.

It's perfectly fine. I've been here twice so far. I rarely go to the movies these days because…read morelet's be real, $20 a ticket is absolute insanity. The last time I came here was to see one of the Spiderman movies in like 2021. Came this weekend after having a horrible disaster at home and needed cheering up. I've literally been to every single Star Wars movie good and bad and I was not going to stop with The Mandalorian and Grogu. Theater is a little bit on the small side. I feel like it's compact to fit the block. The rows are a little bit level with each other and because I bought a popular movie ticket the night before we unfortunately were situated only 3 rows from the front. Seats are nice. They recline, are heated and have a tray which is both convenient and annoying after awhile. For the commercials and previews they really blast the sound system way too loud to the point of going deaf. But the sound managed to adjust once the movie started. It was very clean and the staff was surprisingly friendly. I'd keep coming back for a rare movie treat. It's less chaotic than going to Union Square or Times Square.

We need to bring back movie theaters man. I understand pricing can get crazy sometimes, but they're…read moreso magical. Food at Kips Bay 15 is like any other movie theater. Service at this location is amazing though, never have a bad experience. Days and nights with a big premiere it gets pretty busy inside I won't lie. However, every individual theater inside is nice and clean. The signature recliners are worth it. The IMAX is worth it. Visually it looks so good, audibly it sounds so good. Somehow heartbreak feels good in a place like this.

Great place to see Devil Wears Prada 2. I do like this location in Kips Bay. I notice more serious…read moremovie goers here which means less people on their phone the whole time with high screen brightness (ahem AMC on 84th st). Only annoyance this time was we were told to go upstairs for snacks, but when we went downstairs the downstairs concessions were open. Ah well. Comfy recliner seats.

Came here to see Cast Aside the Clouds. The staff were friendly and helpful in guiding me to where…read moreI needed to go. The restrooms are on the lower level.

Small cozy theaters at the Cinema Village playing a good collection of movies, commercial and…read moreindependent. On my visit, there was a single person at the counter inside for both tickets and snacks, which meant quite a long queue. There's a fee if you purchase tickets online, I'd recommend coming here a little early if you intend on buying tickets.

Quiet Events was amazing! Their customer service and response time was quick and easy. They helped…read moreme find the right package for me and shipped it overnight so that my fitness classes didn't have to slow down. The technology was also easy to use and set up! No issues! Would highly recommend them for all events including outdoor fitness!

Rented the Silent Disco headsets for a corporate team-building event after our meeting. It was a…read moreHUGE hit! It was so much fun! The entire process was easy! The word about our Silent Disco Party spread fast, and other organizations within our company are now asking about it! Highly recommended!!!!