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    Kent Theatre

    2.7 (113 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Not even to wash hand that's nasty displace
    Salem N.

    The worst place ever the toilet smells like shit the place haven't been renovated from the 80s The movie almost finished. I went outside to ask him if you could give me a cup of soda. I told him I'll pay for it. He told me we don't do refill. I told him I don't want refill. I just I'll pay for it and then he said that I had to pay for popcorn and soda eight dollars because that's how it works. I told him I don't want popcorn. I don't want nothing I'll pay for the soda that's all I want. He argue with me and told me that's not how it works so I bought a soda for three dollars. I told them doesn't make sense. He told me it would never make sense to you fucking asshole piece of shit place.

    Rezwana N.

    It's an ok place , kids have lots of fun activities to do. Very small theater . Can be more clean . Stuff are nice & very hard working .

    Candy $4.50
    Kisha V.

    Before my arrival i made sure to call and ask the last viewing of the Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie. The representative who answered the phone was very informative and informed me the last movie would be at 9:30pm. He was very polite and well mannered. Once we arrived. One of the employees was outside smoking he try to tell the other employee who I was on the phone with prior to my arrival that the last movie is for 10pm. The guy knew I called prior so he ignored him and just quickly assisted my family and me. Big shout out to his professionalism and attentive service. The movie theater was very small and the seats where uncomfortable. Overall I satisfied my son enjoyed the movie and his popcorn paw patrol bucket. Restroom was very unsanitary and dirty.

    Lucas G.

    The best movie theater ever Aquaman had the best movie ever as well so five stars might come back to the theater because it's probably the best theater ever so please come to the theater

    Ilana Z.

    Giving Kent Theatre 4 stars because of how cheap the movie tickets are(~$9). We went to go see "Us" in this theatre and bought our tickets out front by the booth. Although we had to wait behind the lines inside for the employees to clear out the theatre (only 3 in the entire place), I had no issues. The popcorn and nachos with cheese were super cheap and yummy. Taking off one star because inside the theatre smelled a little too much like febreeze / a bathroom after someone threw up. Would come again though, especially for a clean, cheap late night feature of a popular movie when I'm tired of paying $20 for a ticket in AMC/Regal.

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    Kings Theatre - View from the Mezzanine Level

    Kings Theatre

    4.2(309 reviews)
    1.2 miDitmas Park, Flatbush
    $$

    What a stunning theater! I enjoyed this establishment over the weekend for a concert experience,…read moreand was not disappointed one bit. There is spacious parking behind the building, which gave me great peace of mind. Getting into the building and through security was streamlined and easily manageable. The architecture and decor of the theater is so regal, I could not believe my eyes. My friend and I ordered drinks and popcorn and our bartender was very friendly and quick with service. Prices, of course, were on par with NYC theater prices (a drink costing about $25). We both loved the concert and would definitely come back here for another!

    King's Theatre is absolutely beautiful. The architecture, décor, and overall atmosphere are…read morestunning. I've been twice...once in the orchestra and once in the mezzanine and there truly isn't a bad seat in the house. The seats are comfortable, spacious, and even have cup holders. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the bathrooms were sparkling clean. Since it's a historic theater, there are no elevators, so be prepared to take the stairs if you're sitting in the mezzanine. Also, the mezzanine has concession stands but no restrooms, so you'll need to go downstairs. Getting inside was a little hectic, but once everyone was seated, everything went smoothly. I recommend arriving early so you can explore the theater and take photos--there are so many beautiful spots. I couldn't take pictures during the show because the Jill Scott concert was acell phone-free experience. The only downside is that the concessions are pricey. My $22 drink from the bar was disappointing and definitely not worth the price. Overall, it's a gorgeous venue, and I'd absolutely come back.

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    Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park - Popcorn with Citric Salt and Truffle Butter Plate and pretzel

    Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park

    3.4(306 reviews)
    2.4 miSouth Slope, Park Slope
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    I want to give it 5 stars because I want more places like this to exist, but there are a few issues…read morestanding in the way. This review may seem mostly critical, but that's because I really love the place and these issues stand out against the otherwise great experience. 1. I come here (and to to the Williamsburg location) regularly for anime screenings. I've noticed that the selections being shown lately at both locations are sometimes via low-quality video files from (I assume) torrent sites. The subtitles can be poorly positioned and contain formatting and spelling errors; the same type of positional and grammatical errors that occur when subtitles are converted directly from PGS to SRT with little to no extra formatting or QC passes. The video encodes are also sometimes poor quality. I noticed a while back that the Galaxy Express 999 showing had video that was aggressively smoothed over, destroying the finer details available from better sources. I know that movie well, so it was the first time I became really aware of the problem. The copies of some of these films I have at home look way better than the processed versions I'm paying to see in the theater, and that should never be the case. I can't imagine the Nitehawk staff are encoding these themselves, since if they had the source material they could just as easily just play the raw video files or encode at a really low CRF for much better results. And if they are downloading the films, they could instead pay the $20 for a Blu-ray or at least source higher quality encodes and subtitles, since these screenings are many people's only opportunity to see these movies in a theater. 2. The selection of films has been not great lately. This year, we had: The Dagger of Kamui, All You Need Is Kill, Urusei Yatsura 2, 100 Meters... these movies are not good. Some are awful. That said, we do get good stuff often! We get more good than bad. But these special screenings don't happen often (once a month, usually) and we've been on a losing streak lately so it's worth mentioning. 3. Theater 4 sucks. I saw a 4:3 movie there, which is already limiting the screen real estate, but the projectionist also closed curtain over part of the left side of the visible image. It stayed that way for the entire movie, and I was seated way over on the left so I was getting wrecked by it. On top of that, the projector in that theater seems of especially low quality, with an obvious screen door effect that distracts from the experience. Overall, I love the Nitehawk theaters. I definitely spend more money at those places than any other businesses, really. I just wanted to voice my disappointment with recent showings in the hopes that things will change, because traveling to Prospect Park (not close to me) to see a hand-picked movie that isn't good, is visually compromised, is poorly subtitled, and is being shown on a low quality projector with the screen partially covering it just bums me out. Hoping my review does some good in improving things, I guess. Looking forward to changing this to 5 stars this year if/when the above issues are resolved! These spots are still my homes away from home. The staff work their asses off and the food is rock solid. Don't let my bitching about anime screenings turn you off to seeing any other film there. My complaints are hyper specific, and odds are you aren't going there to see anime anyway.

    Very disappointing experience at Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park. They sold me a ticket knowing I had…read moremy baby with me and even provided a designated stroller section. An employee, Jericko, repeatedly complained about my phone being on vibrate and its light, then asked me and my baby to leave because my baby was talking, even though he was not crying. I had already ordered food and was told I could finish eating in the lobby. If babies are not allowed to make any noise, that should have been explained before selling me a ticket. I felt embarrassed and poorly treated, and I will not be returning.

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    Tropfest

    Tropfest

    4.0(4 reviews)
    2.3 miProspect Park

    Being in the entertainment industry I must say that I always love creative events whether it be…read morefilms, music or art. Liev Schreiber was the host this year. There were many food trucks that seemed appetizing until you realize that the prices has been jacked up. $5 for a side of french fries? Not even on the hungriest day. Where was Korilla? Where was King Falafel and Shawarma? Missed opportunities... I would estimate about a good couple of thousand people that attended this year. They also had musical guests a couple of hours leading into the film program. Picnics, dates, and curious folks all around. Drinks anyone?

    Such a truly awesome event! The crowd was great, everyone was happy to be present and not rude or…read morepushy or anything negative. A super fun, relaxed kick-off to summer event. Coming from Queens, the trip is a bit of a pain in the ass, but if it's back next year, I will for sure be attending. A few things I will remember: 1. bring a sweatshirt and wear, in general, more comfortable clothes. 2. Go earlier in the day and bring more pillows because hanging out at Tropfest for the entire time would be super chill and fun, but without more pillows my butt will get sore. 3. bring more snacks and a small cooler of drinks. Even alcoholic drinks (although, being a public park, make sure to keep them covered in brown bags). 4. Get the Tropfest powers-that-be to have the event in Flushing Meadows Corona Park next time, because then I can stay for the whole event, rather than trek it out halfway through because the G train takes a million years to show up after 10 o'clock at night. Sorry Brooklyn, it's nothing personal.

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    Street Beat Brass Band - Michael Webster breakin' it down on sax

    Street Beat Brass Band

    5.0(1 review)
    6.3 miCivic Center, TriBeCa

    Being a self described off-beat bride I wanted a mobile brass band to escort the entire wedding…read moreparty from NYC's City Hall where we were married across the Brooklyn Bridge to our reception at The Pines in Brooklyn http://www.thepinesbk.com/. I found these guys on Gig Master and really lucked out. https://www.gigmasters.com/brass-band/street-beat Jeff and the Street Beat Brass Band created the most memorable and joyous experience for our wedding party, guests, locals and tourists as they escorted us across the bridge and played for another hour at the wedding reception during cocktail hour. Jeff and his band were super-accommodating, discussing with us exactly what we wanted all within our budget. Moreover, having the Street Beat Brass Band as part of our celebration was, to us, what makes this great city of ours so unique and special--the delight on the faces of our wedding party, the NYPD, the Mr. Softee Ice Cream truck guy and all the people we encountered along the route over the bridge, in Dumbo and on the F and R train surpassed our expectations. Book these guys if you want to surprise and delight your guests at your next event and want to create a lasting impression.

    From the owner: This New Orleans style strolling brass band will make your wedding or party an event your guests…read morewill always remember. Whether it's Funk, Dixieland, Jazz, Latin, Gospel, Klezmer or Polka. As seen on ABC, NBC, NY1 and more TV. Opened for the NY Philharmonic, toured abroad for the US State Department. Street Beat Brass adds much more than a typical band to create the atmosphere you desire. We specialize in our mobility, as we are strolling horns and drums musicians untethered to electric chords, amps, stages, etc. We can lead a second line parade, create a theme of Mardi Gras, the Swing era, Roaring 20's and more. Also great for any corporate function, surprise, flash mob, indoor or outdoor setting. Call for a free quote!

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    Televen TV studio, Venezuela after a shoot for a live show.

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    Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts

    Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts

    3.2(10 reviews)
    0.9 miFlatbush

    Beware undergraduates bearing plays!…read more Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts is part of Brooklyn College, and is located at the edge of its campus. Over the summer and sometimes even throughout school year, the venue hosts music and dance performances, some of which are very good. It also hosts high school graduations and, during the course of Brooklyn College's school year, showcases undergraduate and graduate theater department productions. Everything but the undergraduate productions takes place in the large and beautiful Gershwin Theater. It's built like a typical music theater, with three levels of seating and a big stage along the lines of Carnegie Hall. Acoustics of the place aren't as great as Carnegie Hall, but are very good nonetheless, and the prices are very comfortable. The entertainment is usually very good and unusual, with lots of ethnic selections and experimental productions. Graduate student productions are often surprisingly good, though you never know what you're going to get with those. The other part of the Center is called the New Workshop, and is used by theater department undergrads. I'm not even sure if a non-Brooklyn College student can get tickets to those - if not, then that's a blessing, because most undergrad productions are understandably uneven, with everyone from actors to lighting crew still learning the ropes.

    I get jealous everytime I see the Brooklyn College Campus, then go home only to think about City…read moreTech's. Such a downer. But anywho, over the weekend I attended a concert held in the Whitman Building and it was almost amazing. Although it looks like a regular school building, the performances make up for what it lacks in looks. But I must add that whoever was in control of the lighting on saturday did a magnificent job. The auditorium was huge and seated atleast 300 people. The ushers were very nice and helpful. But they did look at me crazy when I asked if they had a bar. The woman said I hope you can enjoy the show without one...

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    Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts - The stage at Brooklyn College

    The stage at Brooklyn College

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