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Alpine Theatre

2.8 (345 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Marc K.

Old school multiplex. Cheap matinee prices. Affordable concession stand. Was in theater 3 for a matinee of MaXXXine. Which was probably reminiscent of these type of theaters. Place seemed clean. Sound was good. AC worked good. Seats were comfy updated (rocking) style. Maybe 4 people total in the matinee. Didn't care for the neighborhood aspect around it and don't see myself going back.

David C.

Nice theater. The interior design has changed a lot since the last time I was here. Still the same old Alpine the moment you walk down to the theater rooms. Classic.

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Pamela E.

This theater opened up in 1921 and they keep it beautiful. They redid all the seats so they are angled now and comfortable leather and the matinee is only $7 pp. Love it!!!

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They never open on time it's 11:04 am and they suppose to be open at 10:00 am !! They need new Clients that will be in on time!

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Everything about the theater is great !! Family , nice staff , reasonable prices !!! Good for birthday party too

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2 years ago

This movie theater is getting worse and and worse . They raised the prices. They had a line wrapped around the corner in the cold weather..

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It should have been opened on time we have been outside waiting for some minutes but longer, our service should've been better

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“Now as an adult whenever I find a film I'm dying to see me and my bff make time to have a movie date here on wednesday.”

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Cobble Hill Cinemas

3.5(353 reviews)
3.8 mi•Cobble Hill

'Cobble Hill Cinemas is a five-screen, independent movie theater in Brooklyn, New York, known for…read moreits cozy, "old school" vibe, faux-Art Deco interior, and selection of first-run and independent films. It offers a more intimate, neighborhood cinema experience with comfortable seating, staggered seating arrangements in some theaters, and often features discounted tickets on certain days, making it a popular local spot. ' Cobble Hill is a landmark, and yes, love supporting an independent theatre. There is a time and a place for "stadium seating" however, there is something to be said for a small theatre. I really like the idea of just 50 people sharing this intimate space. I really feel as if I'm in my living room watching the movie. The theater has been renovated over the years and I must say the seating is comfy, a bit elevated thus no " big head" issues, very clean especially the bathrooms. The popcorn is still delicious and I see they have an add butter "faucet" which has been recently added. CH still offers discounts on Tuesdays and Thursdays; used to be $9 back in the day. I love supporting this theater and you can't beat Cobble Hill neighborhood which offers a wealth of restaurants, shopping and just a cool area to stroll and view the beautiful brownstones. Long live independent theaters! Cobble Hill Cinemas 265 Court Street Take R to Court Street (2 exits, Borough Hall exit @10 minute walk or Montague Street exit has elevator access and still @10 minute walk) Take 2 to Borough Hall

I came here a few years ago to see the Barbie movie, and I'm not even going to lie, I judged the…read moreplace from the outside . I already had a feeling I shouldn't expect much, but I decided to give it a chance anyway. That may have been one of my worst movie theater decisions lol. The theater was very run down, and the seats were terrible. Even while ordering snacks, I was questioning whether I should actually eat them, but I was desperate . I would say the workers there at the time were helpful, funny, and made the experience tolerable. I guess it's convenient for downtown now that Regal has closed and Alamo is one of the next nearby options, but definitely do not come here expecting glitz and glam. It gets the job done if you just want to see a movie, but the overall experience definitely needs some updating.

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Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park - Popcorn with Citric Salt and Truffle Butter Plate and pretzel

Nitehawk Cinema - Prospect Park

3.4(311 reviews)
2.9 mi•South Slope, Park Slope
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In all honestly, I love this movie theater! I love the food and the workers are nice and patient!…read moreThe food is REALLY good, I would really recommend the popcorn, it is truly the best popcorn I've ever tried! I wish I could eat it everyday! I think this movie theater is one of the best I've ever been to and it's also clean. Definitely will always come back here!

I want to give it 5 stars because I want more places like this to exist, but there are a few issues…read morestanding in the way. This review may seem mostly critical, but that's because I really love the place and these issues stand out against what could be such a great experience. 1. I come here (and to to the Williamsburg location) regularly for anime screenings. I've noticed that the selections being shown lately at both locations are sometimes via low-quality video files from (I assume) torrent sites. The subtitles can be poorly positioned and contain formatting and spelling errors; the same type of positional and grammatical errors that occur when subtitles are converted directly from PGS to SRT with little to no extra formatting or QC passes. The video encodes are also sometimes poor quality. I noticed a while back that the Galaxy Express 999 showing had video that was aggressively smoothed over, destroying the finer details available from better sources. I know that movie well, so it was the first time I became really aware of the problem. The copies of some of these films I have at home look way better than the processed versions I'm paying to see in the theater, and that should never be the case. I can't imagine the Nitehawk staff are encoding these themselves, since if they had the source material they could just as easily just play the raw video files or encode at a really low CRF for much better results. And if they are downloading the films, they could instead pay the $20 for a Blu-ray or at least source higher quality encodes and subtitles, since these screenings are many people's only opportunity to see these movies in a theater. 2. The selection of films has been not great lately. This year, we had: The Dagger of Kamui, All You Need Is Kill, Urusei Yatsura 2, 100 Meters... these movies are not good. Some are awful. That said, we do get good stuff often! We get more good than bad. But these special screenings don't happen often (once a month, usually) and we've been on a losing streak lately so it's worth mentioning. 3. Theater 4 sucks. I saw a 4:3 movie there, which is already limiting the screen real estate, but the projectionist also closed curtain over part of the left side of the visible image. It stayed that way for the entire movie, and I was seated way over on the left so I was getting wrecked by it. On top of that, the projector in that theater seems of especially low quality, with an obvious screen door effect that distracts from the experience. 4. The food has dropped in quality. The donut dish they are currently offering is dry, oily, and totally inedible (my partner and I couldn't finish more than one each, we ended up tossing them). The other food items are also of lower quality than the Williamsburg location. I assume the ingredients are all the same, so maybe it's just an overworked staff since it's much bigger? Anyway, I really don't spend as much on food at Prospect Park as I do in Williamsburg because I'm not confident in the quality of the food I'm about to get. Overall, I love the Nitehawk theaters. I definitely dump more time and money into these places than any other businesses, really. I just wanted to voice my disappointment with recent showings in the hopes that things will change, because traveling to Prospect Park (not close to me) to see a hand-picked movie that isn't good, is visually compromised, is poorly subtitled, and is being shown on a low quality projector with the screen partially covering it just bums me out. Hoping my review does some good in improving things, I guess. Looking forward to changing this to 4 stars this year if/when any one of the above issues are resolved, and then up to 5 stars when a few more of them are resolved! These spots are still my homes away from home. The staff work their asses off and the food CAN be solid with some more care. Don't let my bitching about anime screenings turn you off to seeing any other film there. My complaints are hyper specific, and odds are you aren't going there to see anime anyway.

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Alamo Drafthouse - 4/12/2023

Alamo Drafthouse

3.6(929 reviews)
4.4 mi•Downtown Brooklyn
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I cannot believe it has taken me this long in my life to get to an Alamo Drafthouse! It's been on…read moremy list forever, but I go to the movies at most twice a year and there are no Alamo Drafthouses in New Orleans for some reason. Mainly, I love a movie theater with strict rules (even if you have to rat people out for them to be enforced, but I'll get to that). I also love having food and drinks served to me in a theater, literally the best! I saw The Odyssey here with friends and it was a good experience. I love reserving seats ahead of time so that I know what I can expect. There were only front row seats but even in a movie with tons of action, it wasn't that bad (even if not ideal). The food ordering system is easy enough but I doubt I'd order food here again. If you have any specifications or requests for side items, they will likely not make it to you and here's no way to say, "Hey you forgot my side of marinara sauce" without making a big production out of it. So my side never did arrive nor did my friend's even though the server told each of us on separate occasions that our side would be coming out. My pizza was edible (mushroom/arugula) and appreciate the vegan options, but other than popcorn, I'm not sure ordering food is worth it unless you're desperately hungry (I hadn't eaten all day so that was my situation). A note on the snitch policy. They let you know at the beginning that you should text staff if someone is violating the no talking or texting rules. But hello, if that person is sitting close to you, they're going to know who the snitch bitch was. Other than that, a good movie experience and I love having the option to order a glass of wine to my seat. It's just one of life's little pleasures, movies, wine and popcorn.

I normally go to the Staten Island location, but decided to go here because it was convenient…read more Ordered one of my usuals, the cauliflower basket. They have really fallen off. Starting off with the worst offense: they had watered down the dip so it was a liquidy-runny consistency instead of the normal thick consistency. They gave 2 celery sticks and 2 carrot sticks. The veggies were old. The celery had already started to brown and the carrots already had the white on it (that displays loss of moisture. The cauliflower was cold and burned. You will see in pic. I'm wondering if they have a health score. I do not recommend this location (mainly because the act of watering down the dip implies an extreme lack of integrity in the kitchen). Please bring back the integrity of your kitchen.

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BAM Rose Cinemas - My popcorn and drink

BAM Rose Cinemas

4.2(269 reviews)
4.3 mi•Fort Greene
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I love exploring "new" movie theaters and have admired BAM for many years. This is not a new…read moretheater per se..10 Lafayette Avenue is a reopening for BAM KBH. It is located across from the Peter J. Sharp Building ( where I usually see movies) and next to Whole Foods, housed in the L10 Arts and Cultural Center. I was greeted by the kind employee and he instructed me to go to the 2nd floor to see my film. I entered and two engineers or project managers? were speaking and I stated " Wow, this is really cool!". They smiled and said "This is Day 3 of the cinema opening". I was in a popcorn and soda mood, picked my snacks up at the Concession Stand and walked to my movie room. I walked down a sleek hall with round leather "pouf" orange ottomans; perfect to sit and wait outside for your movie to start. I love the movie theaters that are small and sleek... oohhh what have we here? Leather seating, leg room, big screen and less crowds!" The popcorn and soda were fresh and delicious. The entire staff were wonderful and courteous. BAM is surrounded by cool restaurants like Olea and Miss Ada, Apple for shopping, and nearby Atlantic Avenue Mall. I haven't been a regular moviegoer as I used to be, COVID unfortunately impacted that habit. However, when I do go to see a movie or actor that really motivates me to patronize movie theaters, BAM is now on my top 3 movie theater venues. See ya at the movies! The BAM KBH theater is located in 10 Lafayette Avenue, 2nd floor

I give it five stars but I can't give so much place that only serves Pepsi five stars. I've been…read moregoing to this movie theater for 10 years the seats aren't great but it's a really beautiful theater and shows really good movies the staff is nice and the place is clean. I had an issue with the Nor'easter this weekend and they were able to move my tickets to Monday so that I didn't lose the seat I really appreciate that little service

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IPIC New York City - Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice and a Slider

IPIC New York City

3.4(816 reviews)
5.1 mi•South Street Seaport

I am writing to share the wonderful experience I had during a recent visit to see "The Devil Wears…read morePrada." The service was impeccable, particularly thanks to Travis. When he checked our tickets, he surprised us with an upgrade that truly enhanced our evening. After the movie, we expressed our gratitude and were deeply impressed by his professional and humble demeanor. Travis also took the time to tell us about special events at the Speakeasy and even allowed us to take some photos. His exceptional service made our visit memorable, and we will certainly make IPIC our primary theater moving forward.

I went to iPic with my cousin to see The Devil Wears Prada 2. I usually go to Alamo Drafthouse, but…read morewe decided to try something new--and unfortunately, it was a pretty disappointing experience. The staff came across as nonchalant and not very engaged, which set the tone right away. The food didn't help either--the spicy tuna was completely flavorless, not crispy and the drinks were underwhelming. We also weren't told ahead of time that you have to pick up your food and drinks yourself, which was surprising since we're used to full service at your seat. On the positive side, the popcorn and truffle fries were decent, but everything else fell short. The seats were just okay--not particularly comfortable. The bathroom situation was also frustrating--it's located upstairs near the restaurant and wasn't well maintained. There were no paper towels, and overall cleanliness was lacking. Overall, this felt like a subpar experience, and I won't be returning. My cousin mentioned the New Jersey location is much better, so maybe it's just this one--but based on this visit, I wouldn't recommend it.

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