I went with my friend to see Green &Gold…read more It is a wonderful movie. It supports a charity that supports small farms. Craig Nelson is in it and he is really good. With all of the greenery, and the domestic animals, I felt like I had spent time in the country. The theaters are looking a little thread bear, especially the seats. Specifically where you put your head a lot of the seats have the surface worn off and the head support. The bucket of popcorn refill and two pops and a candy was over $20. Sheesh! The theater was clean and the bathrooms were clean. This is my main movie going experience, because I don't have a car, and this is the closest movie theater. I still want to go and see a complete unknown the Bob Dylan story. They have a lot of movies playing, so you're bound to find something you like.

My only complaint about this place was the bathroom. That is all. Friendly staff and snacks were ok.read more

Unfortunately AMC doesn't make their popcorn in-house now. :( but still cannot go to the movie they…read morewithout a large bucket. Very expensive btw, almost $20 but a large popcorn and large drink. Looks like an old school movie theater, small theater rooms, at least #2. And when it's filled with people right before the movie starts it can get very noisy.

Easily the worst theatre in Pittsburgh. The people working the counter are incompetent and totally…read moreunorganized. I tried to buy beer with 3 different employees and was told each time I had to wait at a different register. They also did a terrible job of explaining what our $19.99 combo included. This was after I paid. This place is awful. Wait for the movie to be streaming.

In spite of the outside looking line it did when I was in high school, the inside has been…read moreremodeled. There are no trays or footrests, but the seating is stadium seating, which is most important to me fit my neck. I didn't realize how used to trays I've become, but it all worked out.

I came to this theater a week ago with my husband and had such an unpleasant experience. My knee…read morereplacement makes it difficult to walk, so it was hard to maneuver up to the front counter. It must have bothered Natasha because she made me feel unwelcome, as her attitude towards my husband and me was unmannerly. Not to mention the awful smell coming from the theater and the outrageous prices for a ticket and popcorn. Do better AMC!

This recent visit was my first time at this theatre in years! The layout for concessions was a…read morelittle confusing, but the employees were friendly and helpful and once we got it down it ran smoothly. We were only in line to pay for maybe a minute. The theatre seats are the puffy, fake leather, reclining ones. Mine worked fine and was comfy! I saw a few people bring in blankets and I may do that next time, but it was plenty warm in there. The sound and picture quality were great, if not maybe a little loud. The bathrooms could've been cleaner, but it did seem to be a busier night. I'd go back.

When we arrived the only seating available was in the first two rows. Thought it was strange as we…read morewere not seeing a hugely popular movie. Opted for the second row which was far enough back to be able to still enjoy the experience. Other option was to go home. Once the feature started the theater was about half full. We had taken the last seats in Row B but at least six were empty throughout the film as were many further back. No reasonable explanation was given when we asked afterwards. Computer glitch? Broken seats? Will never know but we will consider other theaters in the future to avoid a reoccurrence.

Went yesterday for the 1st time since Covid. $5 Tuesdays was the attraction. First, the positive…read more Seats were great, facility & bathrooms were very clean. Employees were friendly. I was (I thought) fully prepared to overpay for popcorn & bottled water to help support the theatre, but was agast at just how much they were charging. The smallest popcorn & bottle of water would have cost @$15, more than neutralizing the "deal" of $5 Tuesdays! Come-on management... let a deal truly be a deal. Now I understand why there were so many vacant seats. Which leads into my next complaint. The ticket sales clerk showed me a screen of available seats and it appeared that only 3 seats were available. Unfortunately, I pick one next to an ignorant man who talked throughout the movie. (Hope he reads this.) As it turned out, there were lots of empty seats in the theatre. At first I didn't want to move, to allow for late arrivers to get their assigned seats. I ended up staying put so as not to disturb others mid-movie. I don't understand the theatre's motive in providing incorrect seating information, cuz I don't believe that that many no-shows occurred. Even seperating the ignorant customer (not the theatre's fault) from the theatre issues, it did not prove to be a welcoming return to theatre! If you want to remain profitable, make your concession prices more reasonable and your volume will increase (for real - not like the bogus occupancy shown on your monitors).

A reporter once said that the Hollywood was Pittsburgh's only remaining single-screen movie…read moretheater. Well, they were admittedly wrong - there are others - but still, it's not uncommon to feel a sense of awe when you walk into a building like the Hollywood, which is indeed an old single-screen theater. Despite the modern day updates, there's just enough classical film memorabilia scattered about the place to make the place feel a bit like a large time capsule that was just dropped into Dormont one day. And the fact that the theater primarily runs classic films - with the occasional indie and the annual "Rocky Horror Picture Show" screening thrown in - really contributes to the place's old-time vibe. The theater itself is impressively large for being single screen, and is very well maintained and kept as clean and neat as possible (sometimes it gets a little messier in the building during bigger events at the theater, such as brunches, which is understandable). The staff are all kind and passionate about what they do there, and the seats are far more cozy than what I've experienced at most modern day theaters! I've only been here twice, but each time was a really special experience. The first time I came here was to see "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest." Never before have I experienced such an overall stunned and silent audience; I really believe the experience was a result of the combination of the film's subject matter and the atmosphere a theater like this makes. The second time I was here was for the recently hosted special feature of "The Last Unicorn" - following the screening of this childhood favorite, fans had the chance to buy merchandise related to the film and to meet Peter S. Beagle, the script writer and author of the original novel. It was a treat, to say the least; the chance to meet one of my favorite authors (and a fellow Pitt alum) at such a wonderful local attraction should speak volumes about the magic that can take place at this special old place. All in all the Hollywood is a unique place in Pittsburgh that could never replicated elsewhere. Someone could try, but it just wouldn't be the same, especially since they really do go out of their way to connect with the locals and make their screenings special. I highly recommend following the Hollywood's updates online so you don't miss an excellent screening, brunch, party or anything like that. This is one theater that's worth your time and attention, and that deserves every bit of support it can get!

We had an exceptional experience watching the recent Brazilian film "Secret Agent" recently - the…read moretheater reminded me of what it was like to go to the movies when I was younger - in a good way. Also, the popcorn from the concessions in the front is AWESOME! Great experience overall; just remember that it's not a multiplex 3-D recliner experience - this is the way we used to roll back in the day!

Nice little theater downtown showing unusual movies. My friend and I went to see highly-rated…read moreKontinental '25. Not too expensive - I think I paid around $12 or $13; my friend $10 something for a senior ticket. They asked if we wanted to sit upstairs or downstairs. The benefit, apparently, of upstairs is that the captions are somewhat more at eye level. But we chose downstairs toward the back, and it didn't bother us at all. We ordered a small popcorn to share - no butter - and it was good (I wasn't as over the moon as some --- it was popcorn!). The restrooms are another flight down and quite clean, as was the theater, in general. We'll definitely be back.

Such a gigantic screen! I went to see talking heads making sense, which i had not seen previously…read more Seats were great. Nobody's head will block you because your sight-line will be above the seats in front of you.

Become captivated & Embark upon a sensory journey of sights and sounds through brilliant cinematic…read moretechnological innovations featuring Dolby Atmos® surround sound resonating through 49 speakers creating a three-dimensional auditory experience and giving movie-goers sensations of being within each scene whether it's enjoying educational films or blockbuster movies (past or present). Possibilities are endless from listening to whale or dolphin vocalizations from deepest ocean depths to beautiful waterfalls and nature sounds throughout America's National parks. Nothing's left to the imagination as sounds unpreviously heard within classics become more detailed and rich sounding capturing what standard technology from that time failed to capture. The picture quality here rivals standard theaters' which only offer 2K while this theater offers vibrant & crystal-clear 4K imagery using a Christie® laser-illuminated projector bringing every scene to life. Delivering movie-goers an immersive experience giving people sensations of being within their favorite movie or educational documentaries. Regardless of whether you're experiencing stars backdropping amongst darkness throughout space or enjoying other worlds within movies like Avatar 2 or Gremlins. Forget any lacklusterness of standard movie screen competitors offer. Come enjoy immersiveness on a 71x39 screen providing panoramic views. With comfort in mind. Plush seating with cup holders offered here allows visitors relaxation helping viewers immerse themselves in their movie-going experience without any interruptions or distractions. It's Nothing like AMC seating luxury that offers extras from reclining USB ports or other additional amenities. Still comfortable enough that I would proudly install these in small venue stage theaters & feel content enjoying any event or performance. Concessions menu's simplistic offering basic popcorn drinks & candy. With pricing on par with competitors. There are no onsite dinner options to enjoy with your show. My recommendation would be to attend a matinee & dine at Riverview Cafe or enjoy local restaurants close by Carnegie Center. From Prior visits & wonderful experiences here, I would recommend viewing screening with friends or referring them here to indulge in this unparalleled movie-watching experience Whether they are film enthusiasts or someone desiring to enjoy a good movie & experience a memorable and extraordinary cinema experience. That's a must-visit destination for all. Be sure to Like on FB & Tell A Friend https://www.facebook.com/rangosgiantcinema/ Website: https://carnegiesciencecenter.org/rangos-giant-cinema/

Came here to see the Marvelous Wonderettes this past week- what a treat this was! The talent of…read morethese actors is off the charts, and you can tell how much work they put into every performance! The seating is small and intimate , probably not room for more than 50, so everywhere you sit you will have a great view of the show! The parking can get a little tricky, but there are shuttles if you park on the streets in Carnegie, and even if you can't figure out the shuttle schedule or if none are being offered the night of your ticket, it's just a short walk up the hill from Main Street! The next time I come to a show here I'll be sure to plan dinner and a drink at 131 East before or after ! So glad I got to experience this local performance stage !

Saw Avenue Q here, first time seeing a show. Only $18 and plentiful free parking in the area. They…read moredid a very good job, and don't charge any bogus ticketing fees for online tickets either. The Music Hall here is patterned after the Carnegie Music Hall in New York. It kind of looks like it, but the acoustics don't seem to be that great.. I sat near the back and at some point it was hard to hear. But overall, location (especially for people near Pittsburgh airport area), price and convenience can't be beat... I will be back.

Fun movies outdoors on Saturdays during the summer (early June to late August). You can bring a…read moreblanket or lawn chair, and some people also picnic beforehand. Came here and saw Puss in Boots. This location is not quite as nice as the Schenley location though for several reasons: 1. The Schenley location has movies twice a week and live music on Wednesdays 2. Parking is not as good here. You'll have to spend more time finding parking. 3. The screen is smaller here. 4. While the view from the park of the skyline is amazing, the city lights are also somewhat distracting from the movie. Still, overall, I recommend it!