I've always wanted to watch a movie here since I was younger, so it was so nice to finally do it!…read moreWe watched mortal kombat 2 in IMAX. It was fun to show our ticket and be escorted through the main doors behind the rope. I felt like a celeb. hehe It was so clean inside. Nice displays and the architecture was great. The detail was beautiful! I was just in awe when we walk down the curtains start opening. Also the bathroom was HUGE and so clean and nice.

Wanting to watch the Mandalorian in IMAX, we looked up the top spots in LA and interesting enough…read morethe Chinese Theater was highly recommended. We've always frequented outside the theater as well as the boulevard, but never actually watched a movie here until now. The place is pretty historic, the art deco inside is amazing. In terms of the screen, it's nice size IMAX setup with good sound, but the seats are kind of dated and not really modern. In terms of parking, it only costs us $3 with validation. I'm glad I at least got to watch a flick here at least once.

I love watching movies. And the Los Feliz 3 Theater in Los Feliz, California is the place to see…read morethem! It's such a nostalgic movie theater with a person at the one box office who greets you warmly and is nicely dressed in a vest, the cartoon countdown from 10 minutes to it's time for the show, a classic confessions person taking your food and drink orders to the detailed orientated rugs and fun designed lighting fixtures. The restrooms are clean and modernized. The lighting could be a bit brighter. Inside of the theaters is a fun experience. It's as if we're transported back in time with it's art deco style on the walls, plush and roommy seats that start with many seats in the back then goes to two seater aisles the closer one gets to the screen. The screen it self is hidden behind a plush or velvet curtain until it's time to watch the other movie previews, watch a cartoon about going to the concession booth or the hilarious "Turn Off Your Cellular Phones" Victorian opera style. I caught a matinee which was a great price and the other attendees enjoyed the movie! I love this theater!

As a member of American Cinematheque, I have to start by saying this is my favorite of the three…read moretheaters they typically show screenings in. Everything is always so well organized and it's just the cutest theater. Now the only negative for me is finding parking, but that's always an issue in this busy area of Los Feliz. My usual routine is to check for street parking, then check the tiny lot behind the theater, then I usually end up at the $8 church lot. The flip side positive of this is there are so many food and dessert places around for pre or post-show eats. I like that this theater is a bit more cozy than other locations, but honestly it's a normal size when thinking of it as a straight movie theater. I most recently saw Come See Me in The Good Light (an amazing documentary that will shift your perspective on death & grief) with a spirited Q&A with the producers Tig Notaro, Jessica Hargrave & Ryan White centering around poet Andrea Gibbons. Go watch it on AppleTV! Now I say this to emphasize that there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The movie and the Q&A after had good views & good vibes. The seats at Los Feliz Theater are wide and comfortable faux leather. This was the first time at a smaller non-chain theater I wasn't constantly shifting in my seat, as the seats were just plain comfy here though they don't recline or anything fancy like that. Concessions aren't overpriced, with many thinking the popcorn here is above average. And just $5 for a LARGE! Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff! I really like coming to Los Feliz's Vintage Cinemas and I'll be back for sure.

Beautiful place that Netflix has put the effort to maintain…read moreIt's a small venue with steep walkways. Beware wheelchairs and scooters Staff is wonderful Concessions available like a real theater

I've been to the Egyptian Theatre a few times now for cool events…read more Most recently a screening of A Complete Unknown followed by Edward Norton interviewing Timothée Chalamet - so bad ass. The Egyptian Theatre is pretty cool and right in the middle of Hollywood on Hollywood Boulevard. It's owned by Netflix now so has those vibes, including a Netflix store adjacent to the theater. It's called Egyptian and it upholds those fun vibes, looking like you are stepping back in time once you enter the gates. Hieroglyphics are on the walls, a staircase leading to nowhere, and eerie glows if it's nighttime. It's not a huge theater at 500 seats but of course, way bigger than a standard movie theater. It's pretty perfect for screenings and Q&As which is most of what happens here. Staff has always been great here, seats are good for comfort and the movie watching experience is always clear with good sound. I'm always excited when a Red Carpet or Screening is happening at Egyptian Theatre, it's a fun place to go!

I love this place. If you haven't been to El Capitan, you gotta visit…read more Great experience. Friendly and helpful staff.

Wow, what a way to watch a movie. This is a trademark & landmark of Hollywood. Classic of oldie…read moretheater era. Love the architecture and detail of the decors both inside and outside. Just breathtaking and fantastic to the see it. The lobby is small but enough space for confession area. Downstairs are the restrooms and an area for selfie or cocktails area in the golden years. There is upstairs too. There is organ/piano music playing live prior to the show. Just wonderful. If you got a chance, come and check it out, so worth it. Yes, the tickets can be expensive but trust me, once you're inside you just feel like you're back in the golden era.

I love the Netflix Tudom Theater for their events and screenings. A smaller private theater for…read morescreenings or Q&A. It feels more intimate and the campus is just so modern and clean. Security are tight here so if you're not invited to am event or function, hard to come in to tour the campus and theater. This year Netlix's FYSEE 2026 for Guild members was held here, which is smaller then other years but still very fun!

Very nice people and nice atmosphere. The bathrooms are designed trashy though...low toilets and…read morenot enough of them. But that doesn't matter cause it's beautiful nevertheless and it's so nice that they open their doors up to the SAAG community.

I'd been here numerous times for movie screenings as well as food festivals. I love that they are…read morealways so organized and everyone knows what their respective roles are. Security is very strict which is understandable considering that this is one of the most iconic and biggest studios we have in Los Angeles. The whole compound is very clean with manicured lawns and pretty flowers adorning the pathways and walkways.

I went here for a screening for Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 and Spiderman across the…read morespiderverse. For MI: Dead Reckoning Part 1, they provided popcorn and water bottles which was nice! Although, when I watched spiderman, they didn't have it. This theatre is done in Dolby Cinema format which is probably one of the best formats to watch films in. The seats are not recliner seats but it's still comfortable. I also parked at the Bronson Gate as it's the closest to the paramount theatre.

Last visit, 05-20-26. I went for the movie screening for the new film "Passenger". Self- Parking is…read more$5 for each hour (1-3). Each additional 30 mins is $2. Just a heads up. I arrived around 4:40p and left around 9/9:30p the latest. Wasn't a long line nor was it a long wait while waiting in line. The even staff were friendly and professional. A backdrop was set up for pics. They also had a green screen set up so guests could take a pic and be digitally placed in a scene of the movie. I thought that was cool. They also offered free popcorn with a fountain drink. Ordered a "Ginger Margarita" at the bar before entering the theater. It was about $21 for cocktail. Wish I would've purchased the "Cutwater" instead. For $10 or $11 it would've been better sipping on that than the 21oz or 24 oz drink. Being that they fill the cup with ice, you're not getting as much of a drink as you think. Didn't have any issues getting thru and having my wristband checked. Was able to just walk on thru. The theater I was in was clean. Found a comfortable seat up top. The movie was better than I expected. The theater itself is really nice. I would come back.

I was here for the 10:30 PM movie, and I just have to say that Carrie at the concession stand…read morecompletely made the experience even better. From the moment we walked up, she greeted us with the warmest smile and such genuine kindness that it instantly stood out. Her customer service exceeded every expectation and made us feel truly welcomed and appreciated. Carrie was friendly, patient, professional, and had such a positive attitude the entire time. You can tell she genuinely cares about the customers she interacts with, and that kind of energy is rare to find nowadays. She turned what would normally be a simple concession stand interaction into something memorable. Honestly, employees like Carrie are the reason people come back. Great customer service leaves a lasting impression, and she absolutely deserves recognition for how amazing she was tonight. Thank you, Carrie, for making our 10:30 PM movie experience even more enjoyable!

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!

Came here for a movie screening and had a lovely experience. The theater is small and intimate yet…read morestill has comfortable seating and great sound quality. I really felt immersed in the movie when watching it. The theater is also very clean and well maintained. The lobby has some snacks for purchase and has some great decor. It was a little tricky getting in as we had to be buzzed in. Parking is just a few dollars and is assisted valet. I was able to find parking in the surrounding neighborhood. I love how they support indie films, so I will definitely be back!

This place is so cute with its intimate 49 seats and affordable $5.00 parking. Recently came here…read moreto screen a short film and found the place to be so delightful with it's popcorn and friendly staff. Hidden gem for sure! Def would come back!

They offer a true imax experience with a very large screen (floor to ceiling). A very large theater…read morewith many different movies being played. The restrooms could've been cleaner. Staff were fine. Parking is $5 in the same lot for Universal Studios, just show the parking attendant your barcode from your email for the movie ticket confirmation. It's great because you can watch a movie and grab a bite to eat without worrying about crazy parking prices. Without the AMC validation, parking can be $40.

I spontaneously stopped by Universal Cinema to watch Obsession, which turned out to be a funny…read morehorror film that I truly enjoyed. Before the movie, I visited the bar upstairs and tried one of their tamarindo margaritas. It was delicious, the service was great, and although the drinks were a bit pricey, it was expected for the location. The ambiance was relaxing since the bar wasn't too crowded, and service was quick. The theater itself was packed, which made for a fun movie going experience. However, a few things were a bit distracting during the screening. Some people were being a little loud, the theater door was left open at times, and a few phones rang during the movie. My only complaint was the condition of the restrooms. They didn't seem to be well maintained during my visit, as both toilet paper and paper towels were missing and unavailable. Aside from that, I had a great time and would definitely return for another movie and drink.