I haven't been to a Laemmle in quite some time, but I'm glad they're still around! Independent…read moretheaters are always just as important as the big time theaters. I've had good experiences at Laemmle's Encino theater and had many memories from their old Sunset and Fallbrook locations, but this was my first time at their North Hollywood theater. You can buy your tickets online or in-person inside. I'm not gonna lie - with everything automated nowadays, it's been a minute since I actually got to interact with theater employees at the box office! Speaking of which, they were all friendly and happy to assist the moviegoers. Since it's an independent theater, the crowd leans towards the older side (nothing wrong with that since they're more respectable). The interior of the theater is clean, the sound and image are great, they've got a nice selection of independent movies - if you're in NoHo, give Laemmle a shot! There's street parking and a parking garage off of Lankershim Blvd & Weddington St (theater provides validation).

Super cute theatre!…read more Got last minute tickets for a busy film (obsession) and it was great. They serve beer and alcohol so that's nice for a movie. I'm not sure if any seats recline, but they have a great lean and it's not hard to get comfy. Chairs were nice and comfy still, even as someone who is never comfortable, Everything was great here, I will 100% be back! Great find!

Honestly don't come here too often but last nights visit was a great experience. Watched Toy Story…read more5. Checking in with our tickets is easy. Although I did not get a drink I love that they have a full bar (next time) for sure. We ordered a few things off the menu like the pretzel with cheese, hotdog, chicken strips with fries & mozz sticks I can truly say everything was great. Pretzel was soft with the perfect about of salt, cheese was still hot. Mozzarella sticks were my favorite had a nice cheese pull too I should have captured that. Over all the showing was great & I would definitely catch another showing here.

We usually go to Regal Sherman Oaks and always have a great experience, but due to movie times,…read morewent to Regal North Hollywood this time. The lounge area was nice, the staff was friendly and the popcorn was hot. Unfortunately, the standard seats were very uncomfortable, stiff, upright, and barely reclined. We were uncomfortable throughout the entire movie. It was also surprisingly hot inside, which made it even harder to enjoy the experience. I don't think I'll be returning to this location.

Blast from the past! The Retro Atmosphere, Unlike a lot of heavily modernized LA theaters, this…read morelocation has held onto its distinct late-80s/early-90s layout and design cues, giving it a nostalgic, slightly frozen-in-time vibe. Despite the older structural look, Cinemark did retroactively install electronic Luxury Lounger reclining seats in the auditoriums. Because it sits slightly off the beaten path compared to the massive Regal over at the NoHo West complex, this Cinemark is famous locally for being a quiet, uncrowded haven during weekday matinees. We went to watch "Backrooms" a creepy movie about a dimension with endless luminal spaces. The theaters halls matched the movies vibe perfectly! After we finished the movie and walked out, It felt like we had stepped into the horror movie itself, large empty, completely silent theater that's something creepy you notice about this theater how completely silent it is other places play, soft music, especially in the bathrooms. This location is dead silent. You could hear a rat breathing.

Oh my goodness.. we were happy to be in one of the theatres with their newly remodeled luxury…read morerecliners but, unfortunately we saw a COCKROACH walking by beside us on the WALL near the end of our movie! We saw it in theatre 5 and upon viewing other reviews, SOMEONE ELSE had this same exact issue/experience in the same theatre 10 days prior! Meaning there was no extensive cleaning done at all. On top of that, I hated that the screen for our movie was up so high you needed to crane your neck up to watch the movie even when being fully reclined back all the way in the seats. The popcorn was stale with no flavoring and I put a bit of butter because I didn't want too much fats. The pepperoni pizza was surprisingly good and cooked well. However, the rest of the experience made this movie theatre a 1 star for me instantly.

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.

We go to this theater a couple times a year and enjoy it. It's relatively small and we often get…read moregood seats in the first 10 rows or so. We usually find street parking but sometimes pay for parking in the lot across the street. 6 of us decided to go see Legally Blonde and really enjoyed it. The acting good, the songs good and it was an enjoyable night and some of the actors were available to talk to after the play. Definitely a fun night!

Fantastic little theatre, over 100 years old. Lots of old charm, nice seating and really affordable…read moreprices including at the snack bar! We came for the Beatles Rock n Roll show. It's great to see the next generation playing the Beatles with their own flair. The audience is a mixture senior with various aids for assisted walking and the peers of the band.

Javed gave me great customer service and very funny and respectful. Enhanced my experience at AMC.read more

Typically a regular AMC and movie goer and often find myself at this location with so many options…read more I haven't had much time for film outside the house with a crazy work schedule, but often enjoy films with friends, groups and/or my significant other. IMAX and Dolby are amazing here, but not that I believe all theater seating has been updated in quality these past years, you can't go wrong with any. We're gearing up for some of the summer blockbusters. Very much looking forward to Supergirl 2026, following the Woman of Tomorrow storyline, among others. Friday nights are the busiest here, we've learned that a few times and now usually do Sunday mornings or afternoons. Great deals on Tuesdays, and seeing things in the early half of the week are ideal with more parking and less traffic by car as well as on foot. Concessions is massive and well ran as well as kept up. Personable crew through and through making the AMC Burbank 16 not just a favorite, but one that does it's best. Some of the coolest displays and posters you'll see outside of AMC Citywalk Universal which has more costumes and set pieces displayed at times. Love the layout for the MacGuffins bar, but drinks are not reasonable and very mid. Great snack selection as well as merch. They're definitely making movies/movie going better!

First-time visitor to this mall, and I really enjoyed my visit…read more Some of the big names in the retail world have stores here, which was a nice surprise. Stores such as Apple, Aldo, The Gap, Banana Republic, Bed, Bath & Body, Bloomingdale's, Coach, Express, Hollister, Macy's, Vans, and many others. The mall is a good size, very clean, and well-maintained. The food court was extremely clean, comfortable, and somewhat fancy-looking, with plenty of tables, benches, and chairs to sit and relax throughout the mall. Friendly employees can be seen cleaning throughout the mall, assuring that this place is kept as spotless as possible. Free parking is available both in the parking garage adjacent to the mall and in non-garage parking on the east and south sides of the mall.

This mall has unsafe bathrooms and needs to up their security asap. Today was the second time I…read morewent to the family bathroom and there was a grown man (without a family) in the restroom using it as his private toilet and when he came out he left the bathroom a mess, toilet clogged and all, so the line of children waiting for this jerk couldn't use it. It was truly disgusting. I've complained this time and last time this happened (homeless man in one of the nursing stations). There should be security in the corridor, especially given that it is right next to an outlet to riverside drive. Westfield, you need to care more about the families and women supporting your establishment!

I didn't realize that there are multiple AMC theaters-three to be exact-in the Burbank Town Center…read moreregion until I recently stumbled upon this one. The entrance is only a few feet from the (free) garage, making it extremely convenient when you're rushing to make the previews. Service was prompt, friendly & efficient & this theater has the reclining seats that have spoiled me. Why go anywhere else?!

AMC Burbank Town Center 6 is the smallest out of the three AMCs in the area (AMC Burbank Town…read moreCenter 8 and AMC Burbank 16). Honestly though, there's a certain charm with smaller theaters, especially if you don't want to deal with the hassle of crowds. This theater is located behind the Burbank Town Center, so if you're coming here definitely park at this garage than the other ones. Because it's so tucked away, parking is ample. This AMC is located downstairs, so you'll have to take the stairs getting down there (but there's also an escalator and elevator for those who need them). Because it's downstairs, cell phone service is going to be wonky and practically non-existent. Oh no! No one's phone is going to go off and ruin your moviegoing experience - the humanity! The screens are consistent with the other AMCs in the area, so whatever you watch is going to look great and sound awesome. The recliner seats are uniformly good but deep (you'll be surprised how low you can go!). The theater itself seemed to be well-maintained with not much trash running amok. Overall if you're in Burbank and want to see a movie, don't sleep on AMC Burbank Town Center 6! Great image/sound + clean theaters + fewer people = less fuss to interfere with your experience, which is always a good thing.

The Eight is still pretty great…read more Easy theater located at the tippy top floor of Burbank's Town Center. AMC Burbank Town Center 8, is an eight theatre cinema with a Concessions Stand and MacGuffins Bar. Easy access to restrooms that are very clean and ADA accessible. They also happen to be along the access points for Screens 5 through 8. Screens 1 - 4 are to the right of the entrance, opposite the Bar and Stand, they have a small staircase with a lift to the left for wheelchairs, strollers, and those who may need or desire to use it. Nice reclining seats, good AC and friendly AMC staff. While the 6 is more indie and the 16 massive, the 8 is the perfect blend. Easy parking at the Town Center in any direction though near Macy's and the AMC 6 is actually the easiest. No Dolby, Prime or IMAX, but you can catch Real 3D flix and the classic Laser experience, usually with more of a mellow crowd even for bigger films. Since as long as I can remember AMC has a no outside food and beverage policy like most major movie theaters, at time they may look the other way, but highly recommend enjoy a meal before or after in Downtown Burbank, at the food court or grabbing some snacks at World Market on the first level. Not a big concessions person but I do enjoy the Impossible Nuggets from time to time or a small candy with a beverages. A List has free beverage upgrades for drinks and popcorn. It's much more intimate than most AMC locations (the 6 is even more intimate). Never had an issue here, though sometimes in the summer the AC has had an issue or two, but typically under control. Enjoyed Sentimental Value here recently, Flow (2024), Barbie (for my third rewatch), lots of Oscar noms, Indie Flicks, Horror and a ride variety on solo outings (self date nights), date nights with bae and with the film lovers crew. Hoping to see a few more things here soon.

I came here on my birthday with my husband. We had two full cups of hot tea from Porto's Bakery…read morebecause this theater doesn't offer hot tea, and I'm 9 months pregnant. I don't want to end up with a sore throat from cold drinks, so I needed something hot. From the moment we walked in, an employee told us we had to finish our full cups of tea before going inside. We asked to speak with a manager, and when he arrived, he immediately started yelling at me and my husband, saying we had to either finish the drinks immediately or throw them away. He even blocked our way to the concession stand and physically prevented us from ordering popcorn while we finished our tea. This was completely ridiculous because we were not trying to enter the theater with the drinks. We simply wanted to save time by ordering popcorn while finishing our tea. After yelling at a pregnant woman on her birthday and her husband, we were ultimately forced to throw away two full cups of hot tea because our movie was about to start and we had not even had a chance to drink them. The entire situation was unnecessary. It created a lot of stress, ruined the mood of my birthday, and could have been handled with basic courtesy and common sense. There was absolutely no reason to be so aggressive or refuse to give us a few minutes to finish our drinks.

A MUST DO! FREE MOVIES & FREE CONCERTS ALL SUMMER LONG! Valley Cultural Center makes a major…read moreannouncement. They are going to do it once again & are expanding to another location. VCC brings Free concerts & Free movies all summer long to more people in the Woodland Hills area & this time they are expanding to North Hollywood for all SoCal residents. They will also have some of LA's most popular food trucks who will be serving up some tasty treats! All concerts begin @ 6:30 & movies begin @ 8 pm starting July 1.The concerts include Ticket to ride a Beatles tribute band, the Dennis Jones band & others. The movies feature Austin powers, Men in black, Titanic, Jurassic park, Ferris bueller. Check the schedule. The great news - it's all free people. http://www.valleycultural.org/noho-summer-nights/ Blankets & low chairs are permitted. If you come please donate a little $, so they can keep this tradition going. VCC has being providing free entertainment all summer long for SoCal residents since 1975 through everybody's generous donations. Let's keep this good thing going. It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the good life, not anymore. the game has changed. you've been upgraded. now you can Live like a king on a limited budget!