AMC The Grove 14 – Premium Movie Experience in LA
Enjoy top-tier cinema experiences at AMC The Grove 14, featuring recliner seating, Dolby, IMAX, and classic movie snacks – all at one of LA’s trendiest locations.
Located in the heart of The Grove, this cinema offers stadium seating, AMC Signature Recliners, and premium formats like Dolby Cinema and IMAX for a luxurious movie experience.
What Makes It Special?
- IMAX, Dolby Cinema, RealD 3D, PRIME formats
- Stadium-style reserved seating
- AMC Signature Recliners for comfort
- Located in The Grove – great for group outings
TCL Chinese Theatre – Hollywood’s Historic Movie Palace
A cinematic icon since 1927, TCL Chinese Theatre is known for its red carpet premieres, IMAX auditorium, and celebrity handprints in its famous Forecourt of the Stars.
The theatre blends historic exotic‑Revival décor with cutting‑edge cinema technology, including the world’s largest IMAX auditorium by seating.
What Makes It Special?
- Forecourt of the Stars with 200+ celebrity imprints
- 94×46 ft curved IMAX screen with 932 seats
- Lavish 1920s architecture and restored interiors
- Hosts Hollywood premieres and special events
IPIC Theaters – Westwood
Enjoy a high-end cinema experience with luxury recliners, gourmet dining, and personalized service in a stylish setting.
Located in Westwood, IPIC Theaters redefines cinema with plush seating, in-theater dining, curated menus, and a luxury lounge environment.
What Makes It Special?
- Recliners with blanket & pillow service
- Gourmet food served at your seat
- Stylish lounge for cocktails
- Ideal for private events and date nights
Regal LA Live – Downtown’s Entertainment Hub
Catch blockbusters in immersive style at Regal LA Live with Dolby Atmos sound, luxury seating, and a central location in LA’s entertainment core.
Located in L.A. Live, this cinema delivers state-of-the-art projection, recliners, and high-end amenities right next to dining and nightlife spots.
What Makes It Special?
- Dolby Atmos sound and immersive screens
- Luxury recliner seating and premier location
- Hosts Hollywood premieres and private screenings
- Easy access to downtown’s best restaurants
El Capitan Theatre – Disney’s Historic Hollywood Gem
A restored 1926 movie palace, El Capitan hosts Disney premieres, organ shows, and classic cinematic charm right on Hollywood Blvd.
Featuring Spanish-Baroque architecture, historic Wurlitzer organ, and spectacular Disney events, El Capitan Theatre is a Hollywood treasure.
What Makes It Special?
- Spanish-Baroque architecture from 1926
- Live Wurlitzer organ pre-shows
- Hosts Disney premieres and themed events
- Restored to original glory with classic interiors
Vista Theatre
A historic single-screen movie palace restored with modern flair, Vista Theatre blends golden-era charm with state-of-the-art cinema for LA’s film lovers.
Opened in 1923, Vista Theatre has stood as a beacon of Hollywood’s cinematic past. Now owned by Quentin Tarantino, the 400-seat venue is meticulously restored, offering a grand screen, plush interiors, and a nostalgic yet modern movie experience.
What Makes It Special?
- Historic 1923 theater with golden-era architecture
- Owned and restored by filmmaker Quentin Tarantino
- 15’ x 36’ screen with Boston Light & Sound installation
- Wide rows ensure comfortable passage and viewing
- 400-seat capacity with vintage ambiance and new tech
- First-come-first-serve seating with numbered rows
The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood
A restored icon of Hollywood’s Golden Age, The Egyptian Theatre delivers state-of-the-art screenings in a venue where movie premieres—and red carpets—were born.
Opened in 1922 and home to the first Hollywood movie premiere, The Egyptian Theatre is a cultural and architectural marvel. Restored to its original grandeur, it now features advanced 35mm, 70mm, and nitrate film projection, blending history and cutting-edge technology.
What Makes It Special?
- Historic site of the first red carpet movie premiere (1922)
- Architectural beauty with Egyptian Revival design
- Supports 35mm, 70mm, and rare nitrate film formats
- Fully restored with state-of-the-art projection systems
- Onsite Netflix Store and modern concession offerings
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown LA
Enjoy state-of-the-art projection, in-seat food service, and an unforgettable moviegoing experience in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles.
Located at The Bloc in DTLA, Alamo Drafthouse merges movie magic with full-service in-seat dining, custom pre-shows, and a strict no talking/no texting policy for an elevated viewing experience.
What Makes It Special?
- Reserved seating with food and drink service
- Strict no talking or texting rule
- Custom pre-show content unique to each film
- Discounts for students, military, seniors, and EMS
- Located near 7th St Metro Center with parking validation
Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA
Watch your favorite films under the stars with panoramic skyline views, comfy seating, and great snacks at LA’s ultimate outdoor movie venue.
Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA transforms your film night into an unforgettable experience. From film and TV premieres to private events, this open-air cinema blends stunning downtown LA views, personal headphones, cozy seating, and classic movie snacks. Whether you’re here for a casual screening or a VIP event, this venue delivers immersive movie magic.
What Makes It Special?
- Adirondack chairs & double-wide loveseats – choose your seat!
- Classic concessions, curated drinks & cozy rooftop vibes
- Noise-isolated personal headphones for immersive sound
- Perfect for events – book full venue buyouts with catering
- Discounts for military (15% off) and students (10% off)
- First-come, first-served seating – arrive early to choose
- Screenings are 16+; under 18 must be with an adult
- Flexible ticket transfers, and weather protection available
- Cashless venue – only cards accepted; no outside food allowed
- Encourages social behavior, but disruptive guests may be asked to leave
Location & Contact
Address: 888 S Olive St 4th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90014, United States
Phone: (863) 434-8725
New Beverly Cinema
A legendary revival movie theater in LA, showcasing 35mm and 16mm prints with a passion for preserving cinema history.
Originally a vaudeville house, candy factory, and nightclub, New Beverly Cinema became a cinematic landmark in 1978. Thanks to the late Sherman Torgan and support from Quentin Tarantino, this theater continues to educate and entertain with nightly double features, film prints, and a deep love for classic, indie, and international cinema.
What Makes It Special?
- Runs classic, foreign, indie, and grindhouse double features every night
- 35mm and 16mm film projection – no digital!
- Operated under the guidance of Quentin Tarantino
- Original reel-to-reel projection with vintage equipment
- Educational experience for cinephiles with technical info & historic formats
- No cell phone usage allowed once the lights go down
- Deep film knowledge and community-driven experience
- Affordable ticket pricing and a nostalgic moviegoing feel
Location & Contact
Address: 7165 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036, United States
