I always come here for the movies and some experiences are better than others. I will discuss an…read moreexperience I had recently in which one of the employees was really nice and went above and beyond his job. I really appreciated it and would come more frequently to this movie theater.

It's an older theater that has been remodeled (two floors). The seats aren't elevated by the row so…read moreif someone tall sits in front of you there might be an obscured view. We came on a sunday and there weren't many people so it was great. Reclining seats are bueno and comfortable. Honestly a pretty decent theater - quiet location.

I came here because it was the only theatre showing a movie that I've been meaning to see with a…read morelate time slot. This theatre is very dated. I sat in the fourth row behind the ADA seating and I felt like I was extremely close to the screen. No reclining seats, but the seats tilt back a little bit further than an airplane seat would recline which helped a little bit.

I love movies and I hate crowds. And that is why I keep coming back to Hoboken Cinemas. There are…read moreliterally never crowds. That and it's a quick walk from home. And if you go early-ish it's a mere $10 ticket, sometimes less if you go early-ish and during the week. So no crowds, quick walk, and cheap tickets. Oh and it's always super clean and the seats (although they are not the incredible recliners that some magical theaters are adopting) are very comfortable. So no crowds, quick walk, cheap tickets, super clean and comfortable seats. I am not totally biased, I have my cons. The line for concessions often doubles as the line for tickets, so even if you aren't looking to get something sweet or savory, you still have to wait a bit. But uhhh if you actually can go to the movies and not get popcorn, snowcaps and sour patch kids, I don't think we should be going to movies together... So besides the semi-often combined line and lack of reclining seats, this theater is a Hoboken gem that literally never has crowds, is a quick walk from anywhere in Hoboken, has cheap tickets, is clean and comfortable.

It a very small theater, but fine. Very organized. I'm so happy this theater is here. The movie…read morewas great , and this theater was a great place to see it.

Films I have seen here are first rate. There is often a lecture from the filmmaker. The setting is…read moreperfect and audiences are so appreciative and attentive.

This is mainly about IMAX Auditorium 13 September 2026…read more The Odyssey in IMAX 70MM Did you know that AMC Lincoln Square 13 houses the largest IMAX screen in the United States? The screen is massive at 101' wide, allowing no cropping or editing of a film and delivering sharp visuals to a 70mm movie. The seats in this auditorium are plush, wider than most, purposefully with no recline for audiences to view the screen upright. I also noticed a direct line of sight to the screen, with no audience members blocking your view. Ultimate viewing. Accompanying this 101' wide screen is an impressive audio system. This is the part that appealed to me the most. I've always appreciated a grand, bass filled audio system that surrounds you. During this show, I noticed no out of tune, high-pitched sound distortions. The sound system's audio and accompanying music to me, were flawless throughout. The audio's dynamic bass speakers, in sync with the other immersive speakers, at moments give you a literal thunderous tremble throughout your entire body...love it!! Before this movie was even over, I knew it was worth coming back here, specifically for an action filled IMAX 70mm blockbuster. Being familiar with the Greek myths helped me enjoy this entire viewing experience more. If you have the opportunity, I feel it's worth it to see The Odyssey in the format created by the director. SIDE THOUGHT: AMC's Auditorium 13 capacity is 400+ With that, there's only one women's restroom on the 4th floor, which only has 5 stalls. Five stalls for let's say 15%-20% of the audience needing the restroom at the end of a show. Pack your patience. My thoughts. During the architecture of large-scale buildings, designated space should be carved out to accommodate more than 5 stalls. Understood that this is an older building, but it has to be stated that this constant ridiculousness of minimal stalls seen in the majority of large buildings, needs to change going forward. Knowing this fact, I went to the restroom 15 minutes before the movie ended...no lines.

Reclining seats make all the difference. When they work that is…read more It's been a minute since I've been here. They've remodeled the theaters since. I was going to say the seats are in better condition than the AMC 84th but one of our seats didn't recline. They have beer now... so there's that. After the movie we got to talking with one of the security guards and he was telling us stories about the Odyssey 70mm IMAX showings. The demand was so crazy people were standing along the wall, sitting in wheelchair spots, and bringing beach chairs. As soon as the guard mentioned it, some dude was going up the escalator with two big ass beach chairs. Not even the type that fold into a carrying bag. The guard was very enlightening. He talked about the different clientele and culture between theaters. The Bay Plaza AMC will definitely not allow outside food. The Lincoln Square 13 doesn't care. And there's an AMC I think out on the Island that will hold the food for you so you don't have to throw it away. On our way out we mentioned to him that our seat didn't recline and he suggested we tell the person at the box office and that we could get a voucher for another showing. We went over to the box office and told the guy Theater 1 Seat F15 didn't work. He didn't notate it anywhere and went right back to his phone. So no voucher for us! These tickets are not cheap. The least we should expect are working seats.

Amazing theater to see quality artistic style movies! Like a Cinema Paradiso vibe…read more We saw Boogie Nights and it was a great experience!!!

Really fun experience. Got to see Boogie Nights in 70mm. Packed house. Workers were very helpful in…read moreservice and locating our seats. If you're looking to see older movies on the big screen, this is a nice little spot in a big city.

The Walter Reade theater at Lincoln Center specializes in foreign, indie, and classic movies. They…read morealso host discussion panels with actors, directors, and producers, which can be a lot of fun when it's a film that you're a fan of. Additionally, they are known for hosting fantastic film festivals and tributes, which typically last a week or so. On this occasion I was there to see the great Mel Brooks comedy classic 'Young Frankenstein', with Gene Wilder, which was fantastic to see on the big screen. It's a small venue with a single screen. The theater has some of the most comfortable and roomy seats you're going to find. The theater has a small, basic concession stand where you can get some snacks. They don't do reserved seating, so you line up and when they let everyone in you go inside and sit where you want. You're never going to catch a Marvel or Batman movie here. Wrong venue. But you will catch great (often unknown) producers or actors from around the world that bring a different vision of storytelling. In closing, check their schedule, and if you see something that perks your interest, then I encourage you to visit. Grab yourself some popcorn, get comfy in their oversized seats, and enjoy

The Walter Reade Theater is a smaller single screen venue known mainly for special screenings,…read moreindependent & foreign films, and discussion panels with actors, directors, and producers with Q&A's. Comfortable seating (very intimate with less than 300), good sightlines and acoustics. There is a small concession area where you can get some snacks and popcorn. If you enjoy watching a film in a cozy atmosphere this is a good choice. I attended a panel discussion here with the CEO of MoviePass when they tried to relaunch it. Remember when that was a thing? LOL!

I am 100% happy I spend the 60 bucks for these seats. Never had a experienced watching a movie like…read morethis before. Spiderman was amazing. I cannot believe our seats moved during every action scene. Only downside was this couple sitting next to us who wouldn't shut the heck up. Without giving away the movie you do need to see thunderbolts (new avengers) before seeing this Spiderman. I was happy to see one of my favorite stranger things characters in the movie. I didn't feel any mist in my seat because the boring couple next to me turned theirs off. I was so happy when the lady went to the bathroom I was able to enjoy the movie more. I recommend going to a higher level to watch the movie I was in D13 & D14. Next time I will sit further in the back because there were some scenes that I saw flashing lights in my side view. Either way it was wonderful for my first time. I don't recommend getting popcorn it will fly everywhere. Haha. While the ticket prices were high its worth it in my book. Your paying for an experience. The loud banging noises were super cool. I did notice the isle seats move a lot more than the inner seats. I think this will be the only way I will watch marvel movies from now on! The seats were clean, the floors were clean. I was pretty surprised at how clean the theather was overall. Don't come tho if you are going to be a chatter box. If you have add you might get distracted by the moving seats pop an Adderall if you need too! I can't wait to go back to experience scents to certain scenes. I'm definitely seeing doomsday at this theather. But I am gonna try to sit in row H or I so I can see more visual effects. Still not bad for my first time.

We brought our kids to Regal Times Square to celebrate their stepping up ceremony with a showing of…read moreToy Story 5, and it made for a fun class/school outing. The theater was clean, well maintained, and the staff we interacted with were friendly and pleasant. Our seats were comfortable, and one feature we especially appreciated was the built-in trays. It's such a simple detail, but it made a big difference for our kids--they didn't have to balance popcorn, snacks, and drinks in their laps for the entire movie. The only downside was that the sound seemed a bit louder than necessary during parts of the movie. It wasn't enough to ruin the experience, but we definitely noticed it. Overall, we had a great visit and would happily return for another family movie night. The comfortable seating, thoughtful tray tables, and convenient Times Square location made it an easy choice for celebrating a special occasion.

This has to be the biggest AMC I have ever visited, with 25 screens and 3 escalators needed to be…read moretaken to reach the theatre area. Theatre was busy but they had plenty of registers open for concessions. Everything looked clean and well maintained. I enjoyed seeing the 10th anniversary screening of LaLaLand in Dolby Digital presentation. Everything looked great and the seats were very comfy.

Biggest AMC in the five boroughs. So many movie options during all times of the day. Sometimes they…read moreeven have showings at 2 AM! Wild! it's also pretty clean for the amount of foot traffic that it sees. Even during big releases, staff do a great job in keeping the space clean. If you want a second ticket scanned - the elevator staff will take you to the floor for that movie and scan your ticket. Remeber to always scan every ticket for every movie you watch A-listers! The main floor that checks your ticket is pretty good with the 2 to 1 A-list to non-A-list. Thank you so much for this! However, after the first floor, A-listers are pretty much neglected and treated as non-priority. The floor following the ticket checker, the staff served the entire non-A-list line before he started serving the A-list line despite some A-listers arriving in line before some of the non-A-listers.

I've attended the French Films shown in Washington Square, but didn't realize that the Films on the…read moreGreen series stretches across multiple boroughs and parks! I love the activation of public space for communal peaceful gathering and introduction of foreign and lesser known films for public audiences. Also, how can you resist free cultural films on beautiful NYC summer nights?! Many of the venues are on cement or concrete- so bring something padded to sit on (folded yoga mat?) or a low seating chair and just be courteous of the height of your chair relative to the people around you (in other words- put those higher chairs toward the back please!) Some venues offer grass that make a blanket more appealing or easier to work with. Bring your own picnic basket boo boo, or grab some take out on your way to the park!