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    • Nuart Theatre. 11272 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90025. Built in 1930, the Nuart Theatre has been an integral part of Los Angeles' cinematic history.
    • Aero Theatre. 1328 Montana Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90403. Located in Santa Monica, the 82-year-old Aero Theatre is operated by the American Cinematheque and showcases a diverse range of films, from classics to cutting-edge independent features.
    • New Beverly Cinema. 7165 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036. The New Beverly Cinema is a revival theater famous for its double features and 35mm film screenings.
    • Million Dollar Theater. 307 S Broadway. Los Angeles, CA 90013. Opening its doors in February 1918, the Million Dollar Theater marked Sid Grauman's foray into grand movie palaces.
  1. Top 10 Best Art House Cinema in Los Angeles, CA - September 2024 - Yelp - New Beverly Cinema, Vista Theater Hollywood, Nuart Theatre, Egyptian Theatre, Los Feliz 3, Laemmle’s Royal Theatre, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles, Brain Dead Studios, Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA, Secret Movie Club.

    • Cinefamily at the Silent Movie Theater. 611 N Fairfax Avenue (Hollywood / West Hollywood / East Hollywood)
    • Arclight Hollywood Cinema. 6360 West Sunset Boulevard (Hollywood / West Hollywood / East Hollywood)
    • Egyptian Theatre. 6712 Hollywood Blvd (Hollywood / West Hollywood / East Hollywood)
    • New Beverly Cinema. 7165 West Beverly Blvd. (Hollywood / West Hollywood / East Hollywood)
  2. Since it began screening films to the public in 1985, the American Cinematheque has provided diverse film programming and immersive in-person discussions and events with thousands of filmmakers and luminaries, presenting new and repertory cinema to Los Angeles.

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    Bear Tooth Theatrepub (est. 2000) Anchorage, 1 screen Gold Town Nickelodeon (est. 1990) Juneau, 1 screen

    FilmBar (est. 2011) Phoenix, 1 screen Mary D. Fisher Theatre* (est. 2012) Sedona Exploded View (est. 2010) Tucson, 1 screen/part-time Fox Tucson Theatre* (est. 2006) Tucson, 2 screens/part-time The Loft Cinema* (est. 1993) Tucson, 3 screens

    Aptos Cinema (est. 2005) Aptos, 2 screens Pacific Film Archive* (est. 1966) Berkeley, Berkeley Art Museum of the University of California, 1 screen/part-time Rialto Cinemas Elmwood (est. 2007) Berkeley, 3 screens The Pageant Theatre (est. 1980) Chico, 1 screen Davis Varsity Theatre (est. 1921) Davis, 2 screens Rialto Cinema Cerrito (est. 2009) El C...

    The Boedecker Theater* (est. 2011) Boulder, 1 screen/part-time International Film Series* (est. 1941) Boulder, 2 screens Kimball’s Peak 3 Theater (est. 1991) Colorado Springs, 3 screens Sie FilmCenter* (est. 2002) Denver, Denver Film Society, 3 screens Animas City Theatre (est. 2013) Durango, 1 screen/part-time The Lyric (est. 2007) Fort Collins, 4...

    Bantam Cinema (est. 1968) Bantam, 2 screens/part-time Bethel Cinema (est. 1995) Bethel, 4 screens Cinestudio* (est. 1970) Hartford, 1 screen Real Art Ways (est. 1996) Hartford, 1 screen Madison Art Cinemas (est. 1912) Madison, 2 screens Garden Cinema (est. 1968) Norwalk, 1 screen Avon Theatre Film Center* (est. 2004) Stamford, 2 screens

    Cinema Arts Theater (est. 1997) Lewes,, 2 screena Theatre N (est. 2002) Wilmington, 1 screen/part-time

    Living Room Theaters (est. 2011) Boca Raton, 4 screens Coral Gables Art Cinema* (est. 2010) Coral Gables, 1 screen Cinematique of Daytona* (est. 1991) Dayton, 1 screen Movies of Delray (est. 2008) Delray Beach, 5 screens Cinema Paradiso Ft. Lauderdale* (est. 1998) Fort Lauderdale, 1 screen Hippodrome State Theatre* (est. 1973) Gainesville, 1 screen...

    The Flicks (est. 1984) Boise, 4 screens Mackay Main Theater (est. 2017) Mackay, 1 screen Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre* (est. 2002) Moscow, 1 screen/part-time Panida Theater* (est. 1985) Sandpoint, 1 screen/part-time

    The Art Theater (est. 1987) Champaign, 1 screen/co-op Facets Cinémathèque* (est. 1975) Chicago, 1 screen Gene Siskel Film Center* (est. 1972) Chicago, 2 screens Music Box Theatre (est. 1983) Chicago, 2 screens Northwest Chicago Film Society* (est. 2011) Chicago, various locations/part-time Block Cinema* (est. 2000) Evanston, 1 screen/part-time The ...

    Indiana University Cinema* (est. 2011) Bloomington, 1 screen Cinema Center* (est. 1976) Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne Cinema Center, Inc., 1 screen DeBartolo Performing Arts Center (est. 2004) Notre Dame, University of Notre Dame, 1 screen

  3. Nov 9, 2023 · Whether you’re into arthouse, black-and-white, B-movie bonanzas or the most luxurious assigned-seating dine-in theater, this city has it all. Here are our picks for the best movie theaters...

  4. 70mm film offers a brighter, clearer image, with 3 times the resolution of standard projection formats, using the process of projecting light through celluloid to deliver clear images in rich analog color with state-of-the-art digital sound.

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