Choose your seats online in advance, and you can slide in just minutes before the previews start rolling. They sell beer and wine and food, too, and they'll even deliver directly to your seats.
For an upscale moviegoing experience, CineBistro is as swanky (and pricey) as Miami gets. Eat dinner, down drinks and watch a flick here.
The site of many a movie premiere, this massive outpost is on Lincoln Road and it's one hell of a good location, a stone's throw from bars, restaurants and outstanding shopping.
You can get an eyeful of artsy, independent flicks at this local spot. Nosh on cheap snacks, drink PBR, and lounge on a front-row couch while you take in the picture.
Another artsy outpost, this famous theater screens indie flicks, foreign films, and hosts all kinds of special events and outside-the-proverbial box occasions for film buffs.
An art house cinema of sorts ,its inexpensive, charming and historically relevant. Plus, they screen stuff for free all the time -- and in this city, who couldn't stand to save a buck or two?
Nestled into UM's campus, this hidden gem screens indie flicks and classics in true undergrad, pre-corporate sellout style.
A night in this cozy den is almost like watching a movie at home, but better, because you're surrounded by fellow film fanatics.
Six dollars per ticket, plus reasonably priced concessions means the whole fam can actually enjoy an outing together. No need to sneak the kiddos in the side door.
Smack dab inside the shopper's paradise that is Aventura Mall, this is an easy way to end an afternoon of throwing down cash for high-priced crap you really don't need.
