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Movie TheatresA trip to L.A. just isn't complete without going to a picture show at one of the finest Los Angeles movie theaters. Whether you prefer the Hollywood history of the Chinese Theatre, the indie experience of the Sunset 5 or the sleek luxury of the Arclight, Los Angeles offers enough movie houses to satisfy all types of cinema tastes. Arclight TheatreMainstream movies, popular indie flicks, film festivals. Arclight's assigned seating, gift shop and bar/restaurant make for a fun and relaxing experience. Check out their 21-and-over screenings on the weekends and enjoy your favorite libation and snack during the show. One of the most upscale Los Angeles movie theatres. Visit the Arclight Cinemas website for showtimes and tickets. 6360 W Sunset Blvd, Hollywood - (323) 464-4226 The Egyptian TheatreClassic films, film festivals, one the most historic Los Angeles movie theaters. The Egyptian is home to the American Cinematheque, a nonprofit organization dedicated to "public presentation of the Moving Picture in all its forms". Visit the American Cinematheque website for showtimes and tickets. 6712 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood - (323) 466-3456 Grauman's Chinese TheatreMainstream movies. Recently renovated, the Chinese features grandiose, asian-inspired architecture paired with the latest in sound and picture technologies. Premieres are often held here, and visitors can also take in the famous handprints and signatures of Hollywood's greatest in the concrete out front. 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood - (323) 464-8111 The Grove Pacific TheatresMainstream movies, popular indie flicks. This upscale, but family-friendly Los Angeles movie theatre is located in The Grove, perfect for catching a show along with some shopping or a nice meal. Employees wear old-fashioned usher costumes - a nice touch. Visit The Grove website for showtimes and tickets. 189 The Grove Dr, Los Angeles - (323) 692-0164 New Beverly CinemaClassic films. Take in a double feature of some of Hollywood's most memorable films at this revival movie theater. Visit the New Beverly Cinema website for upcoming shows. 7165 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles - (323) 938-4038 The Silent Movie TheatreClassic silent films with live accompaniment. Shows are limited, but it's a real treat when you get the chance to attend America's only remaining silent movie theater. The space can also be rented for private events. Visit the Silent Movie Theatre website for upcoming shows. 611 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles - (323) 655-2510 Laemmle's Sunset 5 TheatrePopular and niche indie flicks. Nestled in a small shopping plaza at the corner of Crescent Heights and Sunset, the Sunset 5 is a great place to take in the latest indie movies. Grab a bite to eat at California Pizza Kitchen before or after the show, and look for celebrities working out at the famous Crunch gym, located next door to this Los Angeles movie theater. Visit the Sunset 5 website for showtimes and tickets. 8000 Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood - (323) 848-3500 Westwood Majestic Crest TheatreMainstream movies, large single-theatre venue. Built in 1941, the Crest has changed ownership several times throughout the years, but its current owner is dedicated to maintaining its landmark status and even spends several hours a day at this Los Angeles movie theatre greeting guests. 1262 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles - (310) 474-7866 |
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