Super SUPER cool theater and great prices (if you go on Tuesday). Love that the box office is on…read moreone of the upper levels, and you have to keep going up the ramp to get to the theaters! Never seen a movie in a place like that before and it's pretty unique. Saw a movie there last Tuesday with family. We signed up for the membership and go tickets for about $7 each which is pretty good. There's a lot more space that I was expecting in each theater, and our movie was packed. Definitely going to consider getting tickets online next time so we can get better seats. I recommend this spot if you live in the area and want to see a movie!!

It has been a very long time since I've been to a movie theater. With a desire to support local…read morebusinesses, we headed to neighborhood Landmark Theater. Little did I know we were in for such a treat. There's a nice lounge area, full service bar in addition to the standard concession stand. The seats recline, the sound is great Landmark Theatre offers validated parking and several specials during the week. Great experience overall!

Great vibe. They have fun pre show. they enforce movie etiquette - no phones, talking, etc. which…read moreis excellent. All awesome. Seats great. Folks friendly. Unfortunately the kitchen was down and that's not great for a dine in theater. It happens but maybe toss in a complimentary popcorn or next show discount - would have helped ease the disappointment. I'll try again but will call ahead to make sure everything is up and running.

this is my favorite movie theater. I love the reclining seats. It's really the only place that I…read moreever go because of the reclining seats.

Parking is now up to 3 hours for validation. It is $2 validated if it's less than 3 hours,…read moreotherwise it's $12 validated for 3+ hours. It can get packed on the weekends but ticket check in is still a fast and easy process. There were multiple women's bathroom stalls that ran out of toilet paper. I recommend checking the toilet paper before using the stall. Seems like they might be understaffed due to bathroom not being stocked and the concessions stands line are usually long.

I love that AMC does Ghibli Fest every year! Finally watched My Neighbor Totoro, and having the…read morestandard movie theater experience made it very enjoyable. Check online for showtimes, they rotate the movies each year and only show them for a few days throughout the year. Parking was a breeze, and you can get a great view of the skyline and of the retail area. The movie finished around sunset so we got to soak in the gorgeous views! Validated parking is $2 for 3 hours. Concessions are typical price for big box movies, $15 beer hits better in a theater I suppose. They had a couple Hazy IPAs on draft and the bartender was really friendly. The seats are the old cushion seats (not the newer reclining leather seats like in some AMCs). It was comfortable enough and clean as those types of seats can be. Usually I expect the movie theater to blast AC but it was actually quite warm inside. There was a note on the ticket that said trailers are 25-30 minutes long. However for this showing they started the intro credits about 8 minutes after the listed showtime. They had multiple gender neutral restrooms (single stalls) which were clean. While the seats weren't the most up to date, I would still go back! They have a deal for 50% off tickets on Tuesday and Wednesday which is pretty good, if you become a free member (Ghibli movie was excluded). Also 50% off small combos Tues/Wed with member QR code.

I went to AMC in block 37 to see the Michael movie. The location is very convenient right in the…read moreloop so it was easy to walk there from my place. It is on the 4th floor and there are lots of signs to guide you to the correct location. When I went over the weekend the elevators weren't working so I had to take the escalators. I was able to buy my movie ticket on the AMC website and there was no line to have the staff scan my ticket to get in. There are kiosks that make it super easy to order your popcorn and they even have a bar in there. The bartender told us each drink comes with 3 shots so my friend got a margarita and she said it was really good! The large popcorn was tasty. I was able to add extra butter to it and get a free refill so I could share with my friend. Next time I go I will just order the regular popcorn as I had a lot left over. The seats in the AMC theater are recliners which were really comfortable. I will come back to this theater next time I want to see a movie!

Easy food ordering experience! You order at kiosk and they bring to your seat. Food is good just…read moreexpensive. It's already expensive to see a movie, add food and it's aaaaaaa. But theater is clean. Staff are nice. Movie experience is good. Bathrooms are not nightmares. Good location for transit.

This is a really nice movie theatre in Chicago! When I went, it was pretty busy, but they had a…read moregreat system in place to get people in and to their theatres. The whole place, including the bathrooms and the theatre seats, were very clean! Concessions are expensive, but no more than other movie theatres around. The menu was pretty varied with a lot to choose from, including a full bar! Service was friendly and efficient. I'd come back here again soon.

Auditorium 8 was amazing seats were comfortable and reclined nicely. Second row seats were perfect,…read moreamazing view. The space was clean when we came in. Kids meal was $11 for a cup, popcorn, and a pack of gummies they were delicious. Service when buying snacks was patient and kind.

Finally visited this adorable theatre center to go see an indie film from Colombia. THE POET…read more What a wonderful theatre and very cozy and spacious despite tit being not so big. Bathrooms are clean and the theaters are comfy.

Another reviewer said in 2018:…read more I have severe issues with the SMELL of common general air. Consistently the same smell throughout the years and events. Oddly, this is the only public building I know of that has this smell, outside from Greyhound eeky bathroom. And I sadly confirm that creepy "Greyhound eeky bathroom" smell is quite present today. Great film showings here but wow, the stench....

Beyond any doubt, Rooftop Cinema Is a terrific experience you must try! Rather alone, romantically…read moreor a family outing it's a fabulous experience. The backdrop of Chicago was an incredible scene. Rooftop Cinema Food and drinks were expected the highlight prices. You also receive perks as you buy and spend with redeemable points. The Staff was remarkably generous and very well mannered. They inform me about the inside seating along with the food and cocktail menus. We ordered pizza, hotdogs, soda, popcorn and candies. I also had to do a little indulgence with the cocktail menu with the drink called Frozé. Loved it! It's always a pleasure when you can still adult while tending to the kiddos activities. Haha! Honestly, check em out at least one time! You will not regret!

I discovered the Rooftop Cinema Club Fulton Market while watching a reel on Instaform talking about…read morethe showing of Inception and I jumped at the chance to see the movie. This movie is one of my go to movies and the whole concept blew me away the first time I saw it and I still love the concept. The Rooftop Cinema Club Fulton Market is located The Emily Hotel, on the rooftop (hence the name...HAHAHAHAHA!) The layout is quite nice. You enter on the 6th floor but to access the cinema requires you to go outside and down a flight of stairs. There is a bar to the left as you enter that serves cocktails, bubbles (yay!) and some food (pizza, chicken tenders, walking tacos, etc.) and to the right you can pick up your headphones and tickets for popcorn (if you purchased a ticket that includes popcorn). Seating consists of Adirondack chairs and loveseats. I purchased a loveseat, which ended up costing me about $75 in total (price of ticket, fees) but I wanted to spread out and have space to put my feet up and have a table next to me for my food and drinks. Seating is first come, first serve, which I am cool with. I love that they had astroturf on he ground, it felt nice taking my shoes off and feeling it on my feet. When checking in, you get this nice set of headphones to listen to the movie through. I was wondering how that was going to work with the street noises downstair. The person handing out the headphones made it a point to let me know that the headphones were ready to and had been sanitized. The Adirondack loveseat was comfortable and I was able to spread out and enjoy the movie in style. I took a bed seating pillow with me as didn't know what to expect in terms of comfort. While I was glad I took it, it wasn't really needed as the cushions in the chair were just fine. But it did come in handy as a pillow so I could walk the movie in a reclining position. This can be an expensive movie if you are like me, requiring some space, comfort, good eats and bubble. As I mentioned, the ticket for the loveseat was about $75, plus an additional $100 for bubbles and food, but I am worth it. That said, while I loved the experience, I am not a fan of the programming to date. There are offerings that I am sure most people love to see, I am not a fan of them. But the minute they have a movie I want to see, like Inception, Alien/Predator/Resident Evil franchise, to name a few, I will be back to the Rooftop.

I come here to attend screenings through the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) invitation…read more The Private Screening Room is comfortable with a cup holder. Good air circulation. Excellent pleasant audio that is not too loud like in some movie theaters. The entrance to the suite is a bit disheveled and confusing.

Ever wish what it would be like to be a film critic? To sit back in your own private theater, to…read morewatch on your own large movie screen, having your own large box of popcorn with extra butter. No one shouting out the ending. No one shouting, "Don't go in there!" or ""Run! Run! That guy is going to kill you!" Wouldn't it be lovely? Wouldn't it be nice? Such dreams... can become a reality. My friend John had his birthday party yesterday. He is a huge movie buff. Huge. Massive. Ginormous. For the start of his party, he did a double feature here to watch two of his favorite movies, Mission Impossible 3 and Goonies. (Not being the movie fan as he is, this would be my first viewing of either one of these movies). He rented out the space, he generously provided an assortment of snacks and drinks and provided his own copies of the movies on Blu Ray. It was a great time. The space itself is a 49 seat theater where many of the city's film critics screen movies, apparently its quite booked before the Oscars and other award celebrations. However Steve, (he's the one who runs it), allows it to be rented out for you and your closest 49 friends when its available. You bring your drinks, you bring your snacks, you have a good time. (and um.. as far as I know no nookie is allowed during the show and you help out by picking up after yourselves, but that's just proper etiquette. No one wants to see you get it on.... you're watching a movie, not making one). It really was a great time and pretty unique. It was fun to have a place to yourself and your friends and have a great time and Steve was really friendly. Anyone up for a movie or three?