The only theatre I know that still plays 35mm prints. I love the simpleness and the selection of…read moremovies. The staff is helpful and very knowledgable. I great experience everytime I go and watch a movie.

Years ago I attended Georgia State and vaguely remember the theatre located in the student center…read more I found myself on a Sunday afternoon as my cousin premiered her latest short film that she directed and produced in this theatre. It's a cool little cinema that the students are fortunate to have on their campus in downtown Atlanta. The theatre was very accommodating for my cousin's premiere and everything went off without a hitch!

Watching the first episode of Season 3 at the theater with some of the cast was an absolutely…read moreamazing and surreal experience! The theater itself deserves high praise....it's clear they put a lot of thought into comfort and the overall experience. The seats are incredibly spacious, giving you plenty of room to stretch out and relax without feeling cramped. I loved that the chairs are fully adjustable, so you can lounge back and find your perfect angle for watching the show. To make things even cozier, each seat has its own seat warmer, which is such a thoughtful touch, especially on cooler evenings. The atmosphere in the theater was fantastic. Being there with some of the cast made the experience feel personal and exciting. We got to meet a few of the actors and learn more about them, which actually made me dislike Jenard a little less....seeing the people behind the characters really changes your perspective. The theater also has a great bar with a wide selection of drinks, which made the experience feel even more elevated. It's the perfect spot to grab a drink before the show or during intermission and adds to the overall vibe of a night out rather than just a typical screening. Overall, from the spacious, comfortable seating to the seat warmers and adjustable loungers, plus the excellent bar and the chance to enjoy the episode alongside part of the cast, this was an unforgettable experience. I'm wishing the entire cast success in their next chapters, and all glory to God for the opportunity to enjoy such a special event.

Nice!!! I like it here.... I've caught late shows, so never crowded…read more There are a few parking spaces directly in front but there is a nice size parking garage, right next door. The walk is not bad. They have kiosk to purchase tickets and have a member of the staff close by, if needed. Once entry, there is a full bar with high top tables and lounge couches, a nice area. Next to it, you have the regular concession stand foods and drinks. The restroom offers several stalls and it's clean. They had comfortable and spacious, and recliner seating.

Good comfortable seats, food was decent, always get tickets online in advance, very convenient if i…read morewant to shop and go to a restaurant before movie.

We bought VIP tickets to see Superman this weekend, so I'm writing this review based on my VIP…read moreexperience. What's included: Unlimited popcorn, sodas, and icees. There's also a full bar and tables. The screening room is kind of small, which some people may like, but I personally prefer viewing movies on a bigger screen. Overall it was a good experience though.

Going to the movies is one of my favorite things to do. The big screen, the smell of popcorn, the…read morecandy, etc. IPIC went above and beyond the typical movie theater experience. This is an upscale experience with reclining seats that includes 2 seats per pod. Super cozy for a date night. Complimentary blankets are included at every seat for your enjoyment, at no additional cost. Now let's get to the fun part! IPIC is not your typical movie theater as they have a full bar with cleverly crafted cocktails, my favorite had to be the Lavender Lemonade. It's cool and refreshing and so esthetically beautiful that you question if you should drink it or admire it. But wait there is more, on top of having a full service bar they also have a full menu! Yes you still have the typical popcorn and candy option but they also include such dishes as spicy tuna on crispy rice, charcuterie and cheese platter, lobster rolls just to name a few. Everything is savory and delicious! They do validate parking, allowing guests to park in the garage for a discounted rate. Validation usually brings the cost to approximately $3-$3.50 for 4.5 hours. The cost of tickets range from $14 - $28 per ticket. I have come many times and plan on coming back many times more. IPIC has officially become my favorite theater!

Wow! Out of all the movie theaters I've been to in my life, this might be the most extra…read moreextravagant one. It's located right on colony Square and doesn't take much searching to find from the parking deck. I got to watch my movie in a traditional recliner seat, and they even gave me a blanket! I will say the seat wasn't the most comfortable as I found there was too much room to lay back. If I laid back all the way I was looking at the ceiling. The food and drink was amazing as expected. It's restaurant quality food in a movie theater! The service was quick and very friendly. Parking is validated up to four hours, but the machine did not seem to be working that night as I was charged $30 upon exiting. While this was the most fun, I've had at the theater in a while, it was also the most expensive. Keep in mind the budget when choosing to visit here!

The plaza theater is a classic if you live in Atlanta! It brings nostalgic in five to modern day…read moremovies. I was here to watch the recent release of Wuthering Heights, and my viewing experience was great! The quality felt much better than a typical AMC. I will say are a bit squished if you're looking for comfort over style. They were only a few in the theater that I watched my film, and as you'd expect they could recline or have much room to stretch your legs out in. Luckily, this wasn't a necessity for me, but if you'd like to make yourself at home, be warned. The price for a small popcorn was a pretty standard seven dollars. I didn't get to look at the rest of their offering, but it seems they had traditional movie concessions. Overall, love the vibe of this theater and hold definitely be back!

EXTREMELY CHILL Relaxed Old-School Theatre sitting @ Poncey-Highland off N Highland Ave…read more Reminds you of Golden Age of Theatre before COVID... Very V clean Always. Kindest most welcoming staff Ready to Help. Check out their Wide array of films.. ranging from Independent Alternative Flics Not showing Anywhere in Atl ;) to foreign gems, & to the mainstream Classics of yesteryear. Just left HIND RAJB!!! Never thought this flic would show ever Anywhere in GA due to its discerning critical analysis. Plaza Rocked It! Gotta love this gem; adds Huge flavor to this city!

Good art theater if you're in the midtown area, but I wouldn't put it above the Plaza in terms of…read moreexperience. Seats are somewhat uncomfortable, but location is great. I recommend going to one of the many restaurants in Midtown Promenade before your movie - makes for a good afternoon/evening.

Only the best frkn movie theAtre in Atlanta! Doubles as a…read moreblockbuster movies' spot plus an independent flic cineplex. Comfortable Clean Seating areas. They go outside of their way to ensure their individual cinemas are vacuumed & scrubbed on a regular basis. Popcorn, grub, etc. a-ok :)

Great venue! Not perfectly suited for a film festival, given its noisy neighbors, but still very…read morenice.

I had an amazing time at this venue seeing a play. I liked that parking is nearby and there are…read morerestaurants around if needed, making it a great central location. It was a bit chilly inside; however, it was still a good venue overall.

key sunday cinema club is a must-do for film buffs. you buy a seasonal subscription and then every…read moreother sunday head over to midtown arts cinema for a movie. what's pretty sweet about it is that every time the movie is different and you have no idea until you show up what it is going to be. it's always a movie selected by the organization and also never shown in atlanta before. afterwards, matthew bernstein, a film professor at emory, leads a discussion on the film. i always avoided it figuring it would be full of pretentious indie hipsters, but the median age is like 55 and everyone there is just passionate about film. check it out if you love film. i have seen some pretty damn good stuff i never would have seen before....