We should be grateful for this place and not just because of Nicole Kidman…read more With Arclight and the other theater a block away gone, I'm stoked we can still see movies here. AMC has done a good job keeping this place up to date. Nice seats, good screens and projection and sound etc. The food sucks and costs too much but that's part of the theater experience. Staff is always friendly and the bathrooms could be a lot worse. This is a fine place to see a movie

The popcorn deserves its own moment. Fresh out. Hot. Loud crunch. Salt hits evenly instead of…read moreclumping in regret pockets. No stale aftertaste. No sad kernels at the bottom. The kind of popcorn that reminds you why people still show up early to movies. The theater layout is different and it works. Not the usual stadium scramble. Sightlines feel intentional. You're not fighting heads or craning your neck. Seats are comfortable without feeling like you're sinking into furniture you'll never escape. It feels thought-through instead of retrofitted. Staff energy carries the whole experience. Friendly from the door. Easy smiles. Quick jokes. They move with confidence and actually seem happy to be there. Questions answered without attitude. Help offered before you have to ask. You don't feel processed. You feel welcomed. Everything flows smoothly. Entry is painless. Lines move. No confusion. No tension. The whole experience feels calm instead of chaotic, which is rare for a movie theater these days. Parking is the only real hurdle here. Confusing lanes. Not enough signs. That moment where everyone in the car goes quiet and pretends they know where they're going. A couple wrong turns. Mild irritation. You question your plans for the night. But once you figure it out and the car is settled, everything shifts. Stress drops off fast. Walk in breathing easier. The annoyance evaporates. It feels distant almost immediately, like it never mattered. From there the night smooths out. Popcorn hits. Staff energy lands. Seats feel better. You're locked in. Parking becomes a footnote instead of the story. It's giving... temporary chaos before the vibe locks.

I've been to Aero Theatre a few times as I'm part of American Cinematheque and this is one of their…read morebeautiful theaters they do showings at. I saw Ben Affleck (swoon) interview Timothée Chalamet, following a screening of Marty Supreme. I also saw a Monsters: The Ed Gein Story screening with Charlie Hunnam and Ian Brennan - just to name a couple cool things I've experienced here. Staff is always very well organized and friendly! Snacks are always abound and popcorn is tasty here. I can comfortably sit in the seats for a few hours for the movie and Q&As after. Temperature in the theater is signature movie theater cold so bring a sweater but it's not unbearably so. Parking can be hit or miss but sometimes you'll luck out with a spot in meter parking on the street! Arriving early always helps. Overall, I love coming to movies at Aero Theatre for their organization and seamlessly good experiences.

I went to the Aero Theatre yesterday. I went to see Lilith Fair: Building A Mystery + Q&A with…read morefilmmaker Ally Pankiw and executive producer Cassidy Hartmann. I had a good experience. It was easy to check-in with my free RSVP ticket. I parked on the street at a meter with a max time limit of 3 hours.

Best movie theater in LA, clean, the sound is a little too low I'd say, the ac is louder than the…read moremovie sound, but still the best movie theater

It's been a long time since I've been to the movies, especially a place like this. I've been to…read morethis type of luxury theatre many years ago and it's definitely a good way to treat yourself. My son has been wanting to see Devil Wears Prada 2 and the first one is one of his favorite movies of all time. Personally, I don't like that movie but I went along with him. Tickets are $25 each and they have a $4 parking garage, but we were lucky enough to get a free after-hour meter on the street. It's a nice place and it seems like comfort is their top priority. The recliner chairs are extremely comfy and come with a blanket in case you get cold. You know how movie theaters are always chilly. Once you get settled, you can press a button that sends an employee over to take your order. It's completely optional. We got one small popcorn (light butter, $6) which was big enough for both of us. I like this idea of having the option of ordering and dining at your seat while watching a movie, but the reality is a bit different. It's kind of annoying to see the employees coming and going when someone needs a refill or places a new order during the movie. You can hear them talking and they can even block your view. It's frustrating when you are trying to focus. With that being said, I think it has more pros than cons. There are bars and bathrooms located across the several floors and the one we went to was exceptionally clean. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back to this theatre. I prefer something more standard like AMC or Pacific Theatres (RIP!)...

Really fabulous option for a neighborhood theater in downtown Culver City with decent pricing and…read morevalidated parking in a few of the city lots off of Cardiff and Watseka (the Washington one too but check the website for the specific times). Great concession stand with options. Decor is in the retro Gatsby style is clean and well kept. Staff is super friendly and helpful as well. Sound in the theaters also great. I've also been here for a few screenings which has been a fun way to watch some new movies in advance of them coming out!

Got here plenty early on a cloudy day... ticket machine was broken and not cooperating!!!…read moreFinally, got my ticket and WALKED INTO AN EMPTY THEATRE!!! Woo hoo! I love seeing films in a movie theatre. This local one is my jam. DISCLOSURE DAY !!! So excited

An absolute gem of a theater in Los Angeles, always playing interesting and culturally relevant…read moremovies. They are also the longest running Rocky Horror Picture Show theater, this place is a cultural icon. Get on over there and enjoy some great films.

I've driven past this theater multiple times but it didn't seem particularly enticing to me based…read moreon the exterior. But I am SO GLAD I was recently afforded the opportunity to finally check it out when I was granted tickets to a screening/Q&A of Omaha. They only have 1 screen but I loved how it's a great balance between vintage + modern. Usually with the former, you expect uncomfortable seats but I found these to be quite comfortable, with plenty of legroom and good stacking of rows so that your view isn't compromised. The theater itself is spacious AND gorgeous in its own right. May sound silly but I also judge movie experiences considering concession - here, although there are only a couple of operators, they run the lines efficiently and their popcorn is fresh and tasty (even when the butter topping is administered on their end). I could see required street parking being a challenge but I haven't had an issue in the surrounding areas that time, or since. Yes, after this screening I signed up for the Landmark Theatres loyalty program because I knew I'd definitely be back. And already have, for another Q&A (the film Forge). I love that they screen indie films and extend opportunities like this for fairly reasonable prices.

This is one of the nicest arthouse movie theaters in LA named after the famous Laemmle movie…read moreindustry family. I've seen some great independent movies here and really enjoyed "Influenced"on my latest visit as part of the very fun LA Jewish film festival. The big bonus was I got to meet the star of the movie, Jill Kargman, and even got her autograph and a few photos with her. That can't be beat for movie experience and another nice thing about being in LA. The popcorn was also delicious. Highly recommended especially for indie movies.

Great local small theater. We saw the plague last night. I like how this theater shows independent…read morefilms. The trailers started at 7:30 and 15 minutes later, the film started! Audio and video were crisp. The staff member who checked us in was friendly and helped answer my question about the public parking lot around the corner. They don't tow after 9PM! Our movie was 7:30 and I was antsy since I only was able to pay until 9. The concession counter had the go to snacks and fresh popcorn. We ate dinner nearby at cafe Belen to support another local business. Next time we'll grab churros as our sweet treat post movie. As for recommendations, The seats could be upgraded if you're comparing to the lazy boy seats from AMC. You could feel and hear the springs. The bathrooms could also use renovations. There's many narrow stalls and rusted fixtures.

Came to this cinema with my sons and we all had a good time. It is a nice location with parking,…read morewhich is already a win. The boys loved it. The theater itself was pretty clean, and we grabbed a few refreshments before the movie. They have some areas where you can sit down and wait, and overall it was a nice movie experience. I am not going to get into how I feel about concession prices, I will just leave that alone. For what it is, it did the job and we enjoyed our time there. I am giving this theater 4 stars.

I love this theater. Everyone has always been so welcoming and friendly…read more Which brings me to writing this 2 star review. Whom ever this may concern please. The fellow that is waiting on customers behind the upstairs VIP counter. I've never seen anyone so angry to be at work here.... Until today. I tried to be extra nice and give compliments to him, but he wasn't very nice nor kind at all. He had a nose ring, young and tall. Although, he did his job, He has no business serving customers due to his disturbing attitude. I'll say he was angry. Frown on his face, easily irritated and I dared not ask him for food. Just asked for my free small bag of popcorn and by the time he beat the dog gone bag up, slamming it in there, I wasn't hungry anymore.