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!)...

I was very disappointed by my recent experience at IPIC Westwood. After the movie, I briefly needed…read moresomewhere to sit while waiting for my family due to mobility limitations related to Multiple Sclerosis. The first-floor lobby had no seating at all, despite the theater branding itself as a luxury, comfort-focused experience. I politely asked if I could sit for a few minutes in the empty restaurant seating area, which was completely unused at the time, and was repeatedly told no due to "policy." While I understand policies exist, I was surprised that no reasonable accommodation or alternative seating was offered for a disabled patron who was simply waiting for family. What upset me most was not just the lack of accessibility-minded accommodations, but the dismissive attitude I encountered from several employees and the difficulty I had even obtaining the manager's name. For a theater that emphasizes comfort and premium service, I expected far more compassion, professionalism, and awareness regarding accessibility needs.

I have to start this review off by saying if I saw a terrible movie here, maybe my review would be…read moredifferent?!? Had a lovely time at the landmark Westwood! I didn't buy anything at the concession stand but it looked to have all the options one would expect. I did use the bathroom. Two options. A couple down stairs and a bigger bathroom upstairs. Very clean. Very nice. The theater was fantastic. The picture/sound was of the best. The chairs are decent. They lean way back as you sit back and felt very comfortable. We sat in the last row of the first section. Now this movie is instantly one of my all time favorites. I don't cry that often, but this one ripped my heart out. And as Nicole Kidman says in those other less nice theaters...heartbreak felt good in a place like this.

We went to a 7 PM show at this theater to see Thelma. The theater was very clean and offered a…read morevariety of food and drinks. I hope people visit this theater so it will not close like the other 2 theaters down the corner.

2 small changes would make this place a 5 star theater:…read more 1) temperature: make it colder. Sweat was beading off my legs and into my seat for the entirety of the odyssey (long movie) which is something I, nor the person sitting after me wants to deal with. 2) parking validation: one or two more validation machines should make the post movie lobby crowding disappear Take this into consideration AMC Century City 15, you guys have the potential for greatness if you lock in these small tweaks! If you are another customer dealing with the same issues, you are not alone and I am here to advocate for you :)

I love going to the movies! We recently started a AMC A-list and have been watching a lot of films…read morethis summer. We have been watching movies at various AMC theaters across LA. This AMC is clean, beautiful, and spacious. The popcorn tastes different from other locations. I think other AMC popcorn tastes better, I don't know what they do differently here! It's not the butter, it's the popcorn itself. The staff are the stars of the location. Twice now, we missed our viewing times. Life happens! We worked with the guest services staff and they helped us move our viewing times. Of course, it helped that there were plenty of seats available during the time. Still, they were so kind and patient with us through the process. The process was also not easy because they had to print so many different receipts and verification processes. Nevertheless, they moved our tickets and we were able to have wonderful experiences. If they fix the issue with the popcorn flavor, this location would be a 5/5!

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.

I came to Laemmle for the first time last night during a film festival where my friend was…read moreshowcasing his feature film. I love how this theatre takes you back into a Time Machine. It feels like the good ole days of movies. I enjoy all the artwork through the entire theatre, especially the old movie posters. I overall just really enjoy places beyond the norm and giving to small businesses. I hope I get to come back again soon!

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.

The UCLA Film & Television Archive Winter 2026 presented a series on films from the heydays of LA's…read moreChinatown titled "Echoes from Spring Street: The World of Sing Lee and Chinese-Language Cinema in L.A." held from Jan 16 to Mar 22. As luck would have it, I only found out about this series for their last screening, a double feature of Clifton Ko's film "Devoted to You" and Stanley Kwan's "Love Unto Waste", both originally released in 1986. Speaking with my dad, it turned out the first screening he saw at Sing Lee's was "Ace Go Places IV", coincidentally also released in 1986. Parking at the Hammer Museum is $8 after 5pm on the weekends, though I was easily able to find street parking nearby for free. It's worth mentioning the museum has free admission, so take the time to stroll around if you can. As luck would have it, I came ten minutes before the galleries closed, so don't do that. On the flip side, that meant I was able to get a ticket for the screening early to secure a seat. Beandrea July, who I hear occasionally on FilmWeek, was the host of the evening and gave a great introduction to the films and guests. Both films, with their over-the-top Hong Kong humor and melodrama, were presented well technically even with all the graininess, which I think adds to the appeal. The seats were comfy, and a "No food or drinks" policy means no cup holders. After the screening, a quick Q&A with UCLA Professor Michael Berry and Harvard PhD student Janet Louie provided some historical context to what the filmmakers may have tried to conveyed with their works, and the sentiment felt by audiences back in Asia and the diaspora. Here's hoping these folks continue to restore more films and add to the series!

Went there for the first time a couple of weeks ago for a Dark Shadows 60th Anniversary event. The…read moretheater was clean and the staff were very friendly. The line was long to get in but it moved very quickly.

This amazing space offers free film and TV programming year round. All supported by donors. Don't…read moremiss this treasure right in the heart of the Westside. Also for a limited time free parking. Alice Waters has her new restaurant here as well. Catch a bite or drink before the show or after. They stay open decently late. There's a lot of construction in the area and this place will be even more accessible once the metro line opens.

Excellent archival footage. But UCLA is not transparent and downright defrauding film grad students…read moreby indenting them with student loans while there's no job outcome

I mean, it's beautiful. It's epic. Back in the day, I attended The Prince of Egypt premiere here…read more RIP Whitney Houston. A gorgeous and iconic building placed in an even more riveting campus. Bruins for life!

Beautiful hall and comfortable seats. Parking is quite a long walk, so wear comfortable shoes…read more Sound quality is good. Highly recommended!

Review #925 2025-103…read more My gal pal invited me & my son to attend a Zootopia 2 private industry screening at The Crescent Theater with her husband. Located on Crescent Dr. & Wilshire Blvd., The Crescent Theater is a 114-seat private theater with 4K Christie CP-4220 Digital Cinema projector & 5.1 audio equipment that's calibrated regularly along with the light level for optimal settings. An underground parking garage is located off Crescent Dr. just north of Wilshire Blvd. Proceed to the single "visitor" lane, select the "ticket" button for a parking ticket, & proceed to P2 or P3 for parking. Make sure to get a validation sticker for your parking ticket, & stick it on the non-printed/blank side to be scanned at the time of exit. The assigned theater parking was relatively empty & dark, my son said it was kinda scary being in the garage & hurried to the elevators. Once we arrived to the designed floor, there was clear signage directing you to the theater. An agent was posted near the entrance to check-in guests; no tickets or QR codes like the regular theaters. The theater itself was nice with gradual stadium seating. We sat in the middle at the right edge, but still had a nice view. The movie was scheduled to start at 1:00 PM, & the projectionist started the movie about 10-mins. after; no movie previews to sit through. Yasss! Due to the private nature of the screening, no drinks (except bottled water) & snacks are allowed, & none were provided. The sound was crisp & clear, though a bit too loud for my taste. The seats were ok; normal, no reclining with barely enough space for someone to walk past without stepping on your toes. The audience was respectful of others; no one was talking, the kids stayed in their seats, no crinkling or rustling of snack bags. It was a pleasant experience with no conflicts... we thoroughly enjoyed watching Zootopia 2 at The Crescent Theater on a Sunday afternoon. There's a bright, airy lobby that's perfect for lounging before & after the movie. It's currently decorated for the winter holidays. No concession stand like the typical theater. I love The Crescent Theater... would love to be invited back for future screenings!

Cute little theater, nice sound, comfortable seats. Really clean bathroom. I went to a close…read moreviewing of I movie where I was the production designer. There was a cozy area for food and drinks, we watched the movie, then there was a question/answer section hosted by the theater at the end. The parking lot was close by the time I left, and of course I enter my prepaid ticket wrong. The attendant over the phone was very nice and helped me out.