Although it's been renovated, you still feel a little sense of time-traveling when you enter the single-screen theater. In the age of bigger equals better, the simplicity is nice. Leia mais.
Regular adult pricing is $8, matinees are $6 & shows before noon cost $5. Theres a $2.50 surcharge for 3-D movies, making Picture Show's affordability unparalleled when it comes to seeing new flicks. Leia mais.
Located in a nondescript strip mall, the theater lobby holds a hodgepodge of movie memorabilia, including celebrity cardboard cutouts, movie posters, & signed photos. Leia mais.
Ultra Star Cinemas offers gourmet restaurants and concessions that offer way more than your average popcorn-and-Red-Vines combo -- in addition to in-theater cocktail service, & a personal server. Leia mais.
West Wind Glendale9 is the Valley's last remaining drive-in option. Tix are $6.75/person, except on Tuesdays when adults pay $4.75 &kids 5-11 pay $1. It's one of the cheapest ways to see a new release Leia mais.
As host to the annual Phoenix Film Festival, the Cine Capri at Shea 14 brings a level of sophistication and pride to Phoenician film buffs. And who doesn't love those gold waterfall curtains? Leia mais.
It offers an upscale bar & lounge called MacGuffins & two auditorium options: Fork & Screens (18+) & Cinema Suites (21+). Both auditoriums have La-Z-Boy seating with call service buttons & blankets. Leia mais.
Camelview is a gem; Its five screens consistently run thought-provoking, surreal, artistic, & intellectual films that would otherwise have nowhere to show in the Phoenix area. Leia mais.
Not just a movie theater, but also an art house and a bar that features local artists on its walls, the unique watering hole hosts rare old films, cult classics, & current indie & foreign films. Leia mais.
As far as luxury theaters go, iPic takes the cake. With two seating options, go with the premium seats, which are higher up in the auditorium & come w/ popcorn, a personal server, a pillow & blanket. Leia mais.
