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1. Cinema Village - Manhattan
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Address: 22 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
Telephone: (212) 924-3364
Business type: Movie theater
Jamila M: Love how small the theater is! Really friendly staff!
wayne miller: . Highly recommend this theater 4 serious movie buffs.
Emily Wang: Independent movie theater that full of nostalgic vibe.
Dakota C: Very nice theater, great for indie flicks.
R Popkin: Show a good mix of indie movies and high grossing movies
Rafael López, Jr.: Always a positive experience.Friendly staff.Clean theater.Great concession choices.
Evonne A: A charming little theater
Hahn Films: We need to keep these small indie theatres alive! Cinema Village is an amazing venue for premiering your independent films and viewing arthouse cinema. Not only is this theatre a gem in the East Village but the staff, led by Lee, are so friendly and accommodating. I cannot wait for a week of fantastic works as I moderate for the Big Apple Film Festival at this awesome establishment.
Romario Domi: Nice little independent movie theater with great prices. The screen was on the smaller side but still good. Very, very small seating both in terms of width and legroom. I do not recommend if you're tall and/or heavy. I was so uncomfortable the entire time.
Elizabeth F: $36 covered a 830pm movie for 2, 1 large popcorn and a small drink. This place is great for a no-frills old school theater. I’ll be back
2. Angelika Film Center - Manhattan
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Address: 18 W Houston St, New York, NY 10012
Telephone: (212) 995-2570
Business type: Movie theater
C Mck: Favorite theater over the years. Tickets can be booked online. They have a membership program that’s free with some perks. Friendly staff. Basic bathrooms. They have a cafe you can hang out in beforehand with iced coffee and drinks. Great location not too far from WSP and soho
Iuliia Koloskova: . You can buy beer and popcorn. No nonsense.Tickets are pricey as everywhere in NYC. 19$ at the moment.
Kathy Slawinski: Good place, interesting films
Tevin Vuong: If you enjoy independent films, you should definitely check out the Angelika Film Center. The theatre showcases some of the best indie movies and provides a unique and intimate movie experience.The staff is friendly, and the venue has a classic, old-school theater feel. The employees are always welcoming and helpful, making you feel at home. Additionally, the bathroom facilities are clean and hygienic.The only drawback is that the seats could be more comfortable. However, this is a minor issue that is more than compensated for by the overall experience.The Angelika Film Center offers an excellent movie experience for those who appreciate independent films. The theatre is definitely worth a visit, from its friendly staff to its cleanliness.
Kevin Mercurio: Nice theater. Nice staff. Nice cafeThe membership program seems great. Free showing once we month and half off on Wednesdays. 10% off food/drink$19 does seem a little much for one ticket though
Scarlett: Expensive comparing to cinemas with similar style. Small screen
Adam Segal-Isaacson: . Nice that you get to choose how much butter flavoring to put on your popcorn.
FFragnar: Sakin ve güzel bir yer. Astroid city izledik gayet eğlenceliydi.
Leila Habibi: Lovely atmosphere
Mikkel Hendison: which clogged the flow of ingress and egress. escalator was also broken.once inside the theater, there was no formal notice after the extremely lengthy previews and commercials that the movie was going to begin a la “turn off your phones, thanks for coming etc.”there was also no way to tell people outside the theater that the movie was beginning
Jimmy Seo: Great alcohol selection and make sure don’t pick seats that are too far back, the theaters aren’t elevated so you are looking at the screen straight on
3. Film Forum - Manhattan
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Address: 209 W Houston St, New York, NY 10014
Telephone: (212) 727-8110
Business type: Movie theater
Brendan Eccles: Great place to see a wide variety of excellent films.
Stephen McGroarty: The best movie house this side of the Mississippi
Maria Plochocki: I love going to this cinema for its selection of classics and worthwhile new works of film. The concession stand is great, too.
Kathy Slawinski: Great place to see movies-- good snacks, nice people-- films you won't see anywhere else
SRINATH NARAYANAN: Great for indie films!
Kumi Ichikawa: The place to see the cinema.
Taha Duri: It is a NYC landmark with which I associate too many good memories to count. Their curated film selections are of excellent quality and serve to educate and enlighten. One can always count on the Film Forum for a good showing even when uncertain what to watch. The staff are cordial in a New York way, which is hard to describe but is understood. I recommend the Film Forum to lovers of good cinema in the broadest range of tastes possible.
P M: Good movie selection
Thomas Müller: Nice program cinema
Jason Harris (Public Speaking): A NYC staple. One of the reasons I live here.
Jakob W. Plummer: .Indie films - international films - and multiple options for becoming a member.Super reasonable prices too.
Bonnet Flavian: Very nice movie theater ! Great films are running , was glad to find as a cinema fan !
4. Quad Cinema - Manhattan
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4.9
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Address: 34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
Telephone: (212) 255-2243
Business type: Movie theater
Chris Stubbs: Had a great time seeing a movie here. Service was great. Theater was very clean and sound was clear but not overwhelming
César S: together with Foodesign catering, the best moment.
Rob Leas: I hadn't been here since the 90s. It's GREATLY improved. Good picture, good sound. Would go back.
Noah Langford: My first time seeing a film at the Quad Cinema. Very cozy and intimate space to watch some amazing independent and art films
Shonda Rodney: Nice place. Bar attached to the cinema. Company event.
Tom Wipf: Great experience- super clean- old school and new school snack choice. Comfy seats.
Carolyn Weddell: Love the lobby film posters, need to check out the bar next visit
Julia: Stopped here randomly for a drink!! Didn’t even see a movie. So fun. Great ppl and bartender 😊
5. IFC Center - Manhattan
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4.5
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Address: 323 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014
Telephone: (212) 924-7771
Business type: Movie theater
6. Anthology Film Archives - Manhattan
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4.5
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Address: 32 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
Telephone: (212) 505-5181
Business type: Movie theater
Kathy Slawinski: They show really interesting and obscure films but the theater I was in required climbing 3 flights of stairs
Mark Dighton: , but you'll see stuff here that most other people in the world may never have the chance to see
Vera Navratilova: I'm glad places like these are still around and showcasing something else than the mainstream... Thank you.
Shelley Hirsch: In incdible films old and new
Norman Sukkar: Love the building, love the stuff they show - hope it's around for a long, long time
John McGeehan: THE place for experimental, art, and avant-garde films. Filmmakers often in person. Support film!
Sydney Rae: A true gem. Also the woman who works at the box office was very kind.
SÉRGIO PARREIRA: Kind of messed up, I went here to watch a really great documentary film and I could not really focus with the noise of people eating stuff! Seriously man! ...
Lucio Castro: Just the best
7. The Paris Theater - Manhattan
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4.4
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Address: 4 W 58th St, New York, NY 10019
Telephone: (212) 823-8945
Business type: Movie theater
8. Cobble Hill Cinemas - Kings County
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4.2
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Address: 265 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
Business type: Movie theater
Tyshana Dunston: It’s very clean, staff are friendly and patient and i love how it have that old school movie theater vibe to it and you dont have to worry about it being overcrowded its definitely the best hidden gem!
Nina Mairs: Great small theater
Ahsan Kareem: It was nice but old school
David Liu: They check your bags for contraband. Nice cozy movie theater.
A Pagan (La Loca): Great
Ruby M: Love coming here! Reminds me of my childhood.
Hao: projection for mission impossible was horrible. people in front of us saw cockroaches. avoid
Ferris Bueller: Excellent dive cinema. Seats are trash. Food is trash. Screens are trash. Old school theatre and I love this place.
Alex Shehadi: honestly i don't have the heart to give my childhood cinema any less than five stars. the theaters are small and usually empty, so it's easy to get affordable tickets. the food is absurdly priced but not that different than other cinemas in the area. as for seating, it's fairly comfortable, but i do recommend you to bring a sweater and some earplugs if you're sensitive to sound.
RC Manning: Nice neighborhood theater
Jacob Ungrey: my favorite local cinema
Jamie B: Saw the little mermaid here. Gives the feel of a small town, classic movie theatre.The chairs arent leaning back chairs or feet up or anything, but its a nice experience.
Todd Simmons: An absolute NYC classic.
Lazer Kaufman: This is a cozy cinema. It’s not your Manhattan Times Square Megacinemagiplex with stadium barka lounge seating and personal hibachi grills. I like those, too. But Cobble Hill Cinemas is smaller and more personal.
Paul Schreiber: This is a nice, small theater. Crowds are generally quiet and respectful.
9. Nitehawk Cinema - New York County
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4.7
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Address: 136 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Telephone: (718) 782-8370
Business type: Movie theater
Shant Rising: Fun film experience.
The NYGalavant (TheNYG): Asteroid City; Past Lives
Gian Villarruel: Food is really good. Recommend the Fried Chicken Sandwich and Nitehawk Nachos
Trinity Noriega: pretty neat theater, good options of drinks and food, cool previews of box office movies as well as indie projects. the only negative i had was because of me sitting next to a stranger. the attendee said that they would do separate tabs this time, but to "make sure it doesn't happen next time." i also got charges for the strangers food and the cards got mixed up anyway.. this is really discouraging as someone who likes to watch theaters alone. definitely go with a friend and share a table.
Ofer Baratz: My favorite way to enjoy cinema
Olivia Pasquinelli: Great date night - fun vibes with interesting movies and good food and cocktails
Alexandre Dalyac: The best vegan banh mi this side of the Hudson. Honest.
Jaye Aster Broder: Nice theater with fair priced food and drink. There are a lot of steps. I didn’t seem an elevator but I might have missed. Good movies are shown here.
Juan Cardenas: Great service and atmosphere .... watching asteroid city withy daughter
Duncan Grant: Special
MG: Excellent service. Ok theater and food experience.
Ty: I remember going here back in the days when it was a different name. I like how they renovated the place. Plus it’s now a dine in theater. They get an extra star for having alcoholic frozen drinks.
10. Spectacle - New York County
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4.5
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Address: 124 S 3rd St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Business type: Movie theater
Tidalus: Strange but interesting movie. Great ticket price. Saw some great trailers so I'll probably be going again.
Mark Dighton: Great place! Cool people! Movies you'll never see anywhere else... Things you've never even heard of, but always interesting
Calvin Lu: One of the few DIY film spots in Brooklyn. I’ve been around twice now, and enjoyed the films I’ve seen here. That being said, it’s a relatively small spot with limited seating, so I would arrive a bit ahead of time. The sound system also leaves a bit to be desired, but there’s not much you can really do about that without capex.
Flossie Henry: No cheap price
Lucas Larriera: great place, great films, really important and necessary film programing!
Rock Saty: Awesome
Ian Thomas: The culture is alive here. Long live Spectacle
SAC arts: Uncomfortable seats. Sound is okay.
rah dollas: Nice music good drinks
Gunnar K: A Brooklyn institution. There is no other film experience in NYC quite like spectacle.
Johnny Zito: Love this theater. Always showing the rarest of films. Films you can't see streaming or home video. And at an amazingly low admission price
11. Stuart Cinema & Cafe - Manhattan Community Board 6
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4.8
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Address: 79 West St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Telephone: (347) 721-3777
Business type: Movie theater
12. Village East by Angelika - Manhattan
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4.4
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Address: 181-189 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
Telephone: (212) 529-6998
Business type: Movie theater
Damon Ramos: Beautiful place
john shoemaker: Lovely old theatre.Smaller-than-average screens in some rooms.No reclining seats.But an east village classic spot.
S Bogframe: Beautiful theater built a a Yiddish Theater in the 1920s.
Manny Ruff: Watched Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and I had the best theater experience of my life. I haven’t experienced the smalls theaters, but the 70 mm room is so gorgeous and the History as well as the architecture enhances the movie going experience immensely. A must do in New York City.
Alec Sottosanti: Beautiful theatre, abysmal audio. I could make out maybe 40% of the dialogue and heard half of the crowd complaining about this as well. Seats are old and uncomfortable, AC isn’t working, heads in front of you obstruct the view. All the things that are somehow charming at the Angelika on Houston are a complete nightmare here.
Alec Bernal: , and excellent repertory programming.
Ray Carter: Nice old school feel
T L: Had a great experience for the Tribeca film festival to see For Khadija.
Maria Pilar A.: Great atmosphere and lovely theater feels unique!
Wesley Works: Classic East Village theater and multiple screens. Big screens and almost all seats have great visibility. This is one of the Tribeca Festival screening locations each June.
Joe Cabrera: Old but classic theater, great place to catch an indie film.
13. Kew Gardens Cinemas - Queens
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4.5
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Address: 8105 Lefferts Blvd, Kew Gardens, NY 11415
Telephone: (718) 441-9835
Business type: Movie theater
14. Film at Lincoln Center - Walter Reade Theater - Manhattan
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Address: 165 W 65th St, New York, NY 10023
Telephone: (212) 875-5601
Business type: Movie theater
15. Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas - Manhattan
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4.4
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Address: 260 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011
Telephone: (212) 691-5519
Business type: Movie theater
16. Film at Lincoln Center - Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center - Manhattan
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4.7
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Address: 144 W 65th St, New York, NY 10023
Telephone: (212) 875-5232
Business type: Movie theater
17. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Brooklyn - Kings County
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4.6
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Address: 445 Albee Square W 4th floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Telephone: (718) 513-2547
Business type: Movie theater
18. Cinema 123 by Angelika - Manhattan
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4.4
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Address: 1001 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10065
Telephone: (212) 753-6022
Business type: Movie theater
19. Landmark Theatres - Manhattan
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Address: 34 W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
Telephone: (646) 233-1615
Business type: Movie theater
20. Roxy Cinema - Manhattan
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4.4
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Address: Cellar level of The Roxy Hotel, 2 6th Ave, New York, NY 10013
Telephone: (212) 519-6820
Business type: Movie theater
Mark Permann: but the aisle lights were not dimmed during the movie, ruining the ambiance of low light scenes. Won't go back unless they fix this.
Mi One7: Super coolIn 1973, Lou Adler and Elmer Valentine, with help from original partners, David Geffen, Elliot Roberts and Peter Asher, opened the now world famous music venue. These successful men got together to create The Roxy after they witnessed one too many venues neglect, mistreat and deceive several artists. Their dream to open a state of the art venue where artists of all musical genres felt at home became a reality on September 20th, 1973. The grand opening was celebrated by a 3 night performance by Neil Young. The first year featured headliners such as Cheech and Chong, Jerry Lewis, The Temptations and Frank Zappa. In the passed 40 years, The Roxy has been a launching platform for aspiring artists and a home for those that are well established in the industry.Simultaneously in 1973, Lou and Elmer opened a Private Membership Only lounge above The Roxy called On The Rox. This lounge was a personal hang out for the owners and their collective friends. As popularity of this exclusive club grew, it became one of the hottest hangouts for celebrities on the Sunset Strip. Proof of paid membership was displayed by a key. Not only did it give the clientele a feeling of comfort but proprietorship as well. OTR has been a safe haven for such VIPs as John Lennon, Alice Cooper, Neil Young and Robert De Niro, just to name a small handful. Today, OTR is for the 21 and over crowd that want to experience an intimate evening with some of the greatest up and coming acts in LA.
Hernando De La Rosa: Excellent place with all the best and beautiful attention felling in your own home with a lot diversity movies, sharing an unforgettable moments with your family and friends.
Melissa Naja: Amazing hidden Jem theater! I went to see Padre Pio on Friday night. Small room but classic. A little thing I wish they have better blind to cover the door. People are walk in and out during the movie and I was interrupted by them.The theater is in basement of Roxy hotel and more than just cinema, I entertain by the interesting cozy vibe of all bars and decoration. I don't really hang out in the area so much, now I will probably be checking out Tribeca more.
Cate: Great programming at this movie theater but they have one of the stupidest ticketing setups I've ever seen, where the person who sells tickets also sells concessions AND also has to check the tickets for people who have already bought their tickets online. You will wait in a horrid long line no matter when or how you bought your tickets and this system makes everyone angry.
claire fogarty: Amazing theater always playing great movies with awesome staff. Definitely check this place out. Staff is always super friendly and this is one of my favorite theaters in the city.
Patty Greer: An absolute staple of the neighborhood. I love the programming! After a few times of coming to movies I began chatting w the concessions staff to realize they all have the best taste huge knowledge of the movies screening. Will keep coming back, a not so hidden gem.
John Stelmaszek: Great theatre with friendly staff!
Karen Hatch: Cool place. I’ll go back.
Luna Martínez: if you need to go to the restroom during the movie, as the door is on that side and otherwise you’ll have to walk across the screen to get there!
Ben: My favorite little cinema in nyc. Great curation. Cozy and intimate. I’ve seen some fantastic films here!
Vicious Vaudeville: A hidden gem in an expensive hotel. Great ambience and movie selection. Despite the cost of everything else in the building, the movies don't cost any more here than other theaters. They also have a very reasonable membership option.
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