Best cinema in the city. Don't tell anyone though.
My favorite cinema in Manhattan. A small walk from the train but well worth it. Never extremely crowded. If your there, also visit the hotel lobby on the ground floor. Definitely Instagram worthy.
Unleash the film lover in you at this international center with a particular focus on independent, experimental, and avant-garde cinema, and let your independent state of mind run free.
Classic films, indie flicks, and experimental cinema under one roof. No concessions, so get your Milk Dud kick before headed to the show.
Edgy, eccentric cinema
Very cool cinema, comfy seats :-)
One of my fav cinemas in the world! Great movies and comfy seats.
See the newest independent movies and weekly showings of classic cinema at IFC. Short films screen before every movie, and cult festivals often buy time here.
One of a few theaters in the city that have a comfortable waiting area. Plus a cafè that is stocked with healthier snacks. (Don't worry they have classic cinema snacks as well!)
A classic art house cinema with a great film selection and a full service cafe.
Beautiful cinemas with plush comfy seats
Newly opened cinema with healthy snack options and a restaurant and bar upstairs. Very eclectic selection of films, and very few showings.
Simply the best cinema in NYC.. maybe the globe? (But i may be biased)
Best revival house (and arthouse) cinema in NYC. See a great old New York movie or Woody Allen film here.
The only arthouse cinema in New York whose banana bread is endorsed by postmodern luminary Jacques Derrida. Read more.
Film Forum updated its cinema with new, comfortable theater seating & a fresh marquee resembling the vintage model. Con Edison engineered newly lit movie screens and the new marquee.
Intimate cinema. Seats pretty comfy unless your a xxxl person. Liked there are no ads!!
Making Waves: New Romanian Cinema 2013
Delicious Trout and Spicy Sicilian Cauliflower
The main auditorium is a converted legitimate house, and is one of the few places in New York to feel like an old-time cinema. See whatever you can here, because every film feels like an event.
The most old fashioned cinema that I've ever tried in MYC. Sometimes u can find some small-production films here that u won't see in big cinemas.
Small but perfect cinema house. Keep an eye out for anime showcases.
Quirky, independent cinema that isn’t playing anywhere else.
The cinema is cute, but the quality of sound and picture doesn't justify the $11 as it's really bad :-/ Great selection of movies though
Some of the best movies in town show at this cinema.
Where else can you see the best of indie and international cinema in not one by three of the best theaters in the US? Join and save a ton on tix.
Indie and international cinema
Great programming, nice theaters, cafe is good too.
One of the city's last remaining cinemas of comfort. (And perhaps the whitest audience in America.) Always amazed at the teensy little concession stand. Right across from The Plaza, Pulitzer Fountain,
There aren't a lot of classic cinemas left in the city now that megaplexes are here, but this single-screen theater is still going strong. Pro tip: try to sit in the balcony. Read more.
cute little old movie theatre! one cinema, located close to 5th avenue to take a stroll through designer street after the movie.
Looking to escape the summer heat? Check out this Upper West Side movie theater. Uncrowded, clean, and stocked with the best buttery popcorn, it's our favorite cinema in the city.
The largest IMAX screen in NYC.👍 Other cinemas feel out of date. The seats are old and cramped. Some without stadium seating.
One of the better cinemas in NYC (a city that surprisingly has mediocre, often dated movie theaters); also a very broad selection of food and drink.
7$ tickets in the morning, big cinema, great sound.
Monster size Movie theaters Aka AMC Empire 25 screens cinema the biggest Theatre in 42nd street is awesome but i haven't been there i gonna check this theater out in the summer time
Really enjoying the AMC Prime "pre-book" your perfect seats (cinema 6 I think).
Not sure what polenta the other folks are referring to. This is one of the screening rooms in MOMA. No food or drink allowed. Just repertory cinema.
Great selection of films for people for whom cinema is more than superhero blockbusters.
Sit near the front as the elderly patrons tend to snore in the back
Amazing theater, and great film fests. Right now I'm hooked on the Swedish cinema program. Bergman, Bergman, Bergman! (And Liv Ullman, HELLO)
Film Society at Lincoln Center really has some wonderful films, related to festivals and beyond + their staff is helpful and friendly too... relatively similar price to mainstream theaters tho!!
Try to get a series pass for the best deal. Remember to check in (4square) outside since the theater doesn't have AT&T reception inside.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA