We watched Michael at Look Dine-In Cinemas Glendale for opening weekend and had a great time. There…read morewere about 30 of us that bought tickets to a Sundat matinee showing in Screen 1. We were there to support someone that worked on the film and Look was the perfect place for our group. We had seen another film as a group at Look a few years back but this one was on the other side of their property. The service was great, the picture quality was good, the sound was good not great and the reclining seats were comfortable. We enjoyed our time there supporting our friend. The movie going experience was a good one so we really dont have complaints. We would go back again. Not the most modern of movie theaters but it suited us just fine. Parking is validated for the structure across the street. Otherwise, there is some metered street parking and other pay lots a short walk away. Go see Michael the movie. Great job crew!

Blake, who may be the manager is a clown No wonder people…read morerate this location so low and dont come back. The manager said as long a a person order food they can do whatever they want. Which includes talking, using a flashlight texting and just general cell phone scrolling He was too much of a coward to kick anyone out Prepare to see this location close by the end of the year

I come here at least once a week. The vibes are perfect and the food is incredible. the service is…read morealso top notch. Everyone is so kind, knowledgeable, and responsive. It would greatly sadden me if this location closed. Please find a way to keep it open!

Felt like a VIP movie night (with one tiny wrap flaw!)…read more Let me start with a quick parking tip because it's definitely in the fine print: there's "One Garage" literally right next door that offers complimentary 3-hour parking once you get validation from iPic, the only garage to get validated! Sounds amazing... until you show up and it's already full... which was what happened. Our movie started at 6:00 PM, we arrived around 5:20 PM, and the garage was completely closed off -- they weren't letting anyone else in. Luckily, we found parking about 3 minutes away and paid around $5, which honestly wasn't too bad. We came here for the second part of our Valentine's date night and watched Wuthering Heights because hello... Margot Robbie is my favorite girl. I haven't been here in over 15 years and WOW -- I forgot how absolutely beautiful this theater is inside. The lobby is spacious, classy, and honestly feels kind of luxurious. There are pool tables, a full bar area downstairs, and spaces where you can hang out with drinks and good company before your movie. We headed straight into our theater and ordered food from our seats (also... water is complimentary, love that). We were seated in our own little pod -- super intimate with two seats, cozy setup, and yes... a blanket. It truly felt like rich people movie night. Shoutout to our server Jake, who was outstanding from start to finish. Great service, super attentive, and made the experience even better. Food-wise: The Boss Burger ($20.5) was a solid 8.5/10 -- hubby really enjoyed it. Although, there were no pickles or tomatoes in there even though it was in their menu. I ordered the Chicken Caesar Wrap ($17), and I'll be honest... it was the only downside of the night. It was a bit cold and tough, and the tortilla-to-filling ratio was a little off for me. I'd give it a 6/10. If the tortilla was a bit warmer I'd think it'll be able to hold onto the filling a bit better, but that was meh, for me. BUT the fries? Piping hot, crispy, and delicious. And Jake even brought us ranch, BBQ sauce, and extra ketchup without us having to ask twice. Overall, this was my husband's first time here, and it definitely won't be our last. We had such a great experience -- the ambience, service, and overall vibe were top-tier. Can't wait for our next cozy movie night here!

My family and I come here often and we've always had great experiences. But this review is a…read morespecial shoutout to Monica J, an employee who found my very sentimental and very valuable tennis bracelet that I lost somewhere in the theatre. When I returned the next day, heartbroken as I retraced my steps all around the Americana, I was highly doubtful that I would find it. I was helped by the very supportive staff of Julian and Steve the manager at the AMC. They located the bracelet that Monica had found and TURNED IN to the lost and found. I was FLOORED. Truly shocked. I'm beyond grateful to Monica for her integrity and for doing what I really doubted someone would do if they found something so valuable. In addition to being a great person, it also means that she's a damn great employee for thoroughly cleaning enough to find it! Thank you, Monica for restoring my faith in humanity!

Located inside the Americana Parking in structure nearby…read moreThey do validate for discounted parking rates Much of the amenities are automated Repurchase tickets on your phone Kiosks there to order concessions Surprisingly there are several theaters in this mall location Seating is very comfortable and stadium like

Came on a Thursday mid day for a complimentary screening courtesy of Focus Features…read more We're always a bit apprehensive about a theater employee knowing about studio screenings so we try to arrive a little early, which we did today. Yes, he did know there was something allowed, but that a manager would need to handle it. We stepped to the side and within a minute a manager appeared and did his magic. Pleasant, professional and efficient. After the final credits rolled, we stood up and saw the uncourteous "blue hairs" seated behind us had their popcorn all over the seats and chairs. But someone was standing by to get it all taken care of. Again, efficiency. Chairs were big, comfy and reclined. The screen image and sound were good. The lobby offered a wide variety of snacks. If we were sugary sweets addicts, or into snacks during a movie, we'd probably be quite happy with the offerings. Plenty of free parking all around this theater and easy in/out with the street light right there. We would come back to this theater because of the friendly, efficient staff, comfy chairs and non stick floors. Cheers! "CC"

We decided to come here because it was close by and we wanted to watch 'Now you see me, now you…read moredon't.' We couldn't get the tickets online so we had to wait in the same line as the popcorn to purchase our tickets. I was hoping there would be another faster way of getting tickets like a tablet or something. We ended up getting the tickets and decided to get some snacks. I got a single small White Claw that was about $13 which was insane. We went to our seats and the theater was very small so seats were limited. We ended up in the second row so we had to look up to watch the movie but the seats reclined so that definitely helped. Pretty good experience but not the most practical choice unless you're nearby.

My daughter wanted to go to a cool movie theater during her spring break, movie buff that she is,…read moreand found that Landmark was showing Martin Scorsese's 1985 After Hours at 7, so we purchased 4 tickets at only $6 a piece and selected our seats online. We did purchase beverages today due to heat wave to stay hydrated. They gave those Coke machines that give you at least 100 options with a touchscreen. The recliner seats were very comfortable and due to the 1.5 hour run time, nobody had to sneak out for a restroom break. It was a nutty, completely bonkers film and yet internally consistent and thought provoking. Excellent music, acting, and directing. I guess partly because I had zero expectations, I laughed aloud multiple times and was thoroughly entertained. It's what I would call a surrealistic dramedy maybe? This movie theater is just a fun venue, smaller than a Regal or AMC so therefore never crowded feeling. On a weeknight there's no traffic to go there in 30 min...

So Landmark is one of our favorite theaters. They have great movies and often obscure ones which…read morewe love. I write this more as a teaching experience than anything else. I'm a loyalty member and one of the perks is a voucher on your birthday to be used for refreshments. We went to the "secret movie" last night which was terrific. Because the voucher was only good for 30 days I wanted to use it before it expired which is 30 days after your birthday. My birthday is April 12 so we were well within that time frame. The bar code wouldn't scan. Odd because our tickets scanned as they always do with zero issues. The wait became uncomfortable after two employees were unable to scan it and called a manager who still couldn't scan it. The voucher was for $15 and I wish that they had decided early on to just go ahead and process it rather than making us stand there and wait which they eventually did. C'mon guys, don't make this birthday perk uncomfortable for the guest, fix your system.

Need a cheap date? You can get 2 movie tickets, popcorn & drinks for $30! Keep in mind, you get…read morewhat you pay for. The theater is old and so is the equipment (Ever see the theater in Desperately Seeking Susan?). The standard movie snacks are cheap, but still the same quality you'd expect at a newer Regency Cinema. The bathrooms are clean; however, there are no mirrors, which is a bummer for anyone who wants to check their hair and make up. The theaters are small, the seats creak, and if you stand up in the back, you just may block the movie projector and cast a shadow on the screen. I don't know about you, but I find that endearing. This place is a vibe. Great spot to catch a movie that isn't overreliant on digital sound and laser projection. The Academy provides an old school movie experience, complete with the tiny crackling sounds of yesteryear. If you want to simply take in a story on a big screen, this is a fun, cheap spot. Come alone or with a companion. I just want to see this Pasadena theater thrive and stand the test of time.

I came here ages ago during their Studio Ghibli rerun and remembered it gave off a small, family…read moretheater vibe--kind of like the Laemmle Pasadena back when it used to exist. This time, this theater feels really dingy and unclean. Sure the tickets are cheap, but I rather pay more for a cleaner ambiance. Not returning here again. Also the movie barely fills up the entire screen. It's like they didn't even bother to position the projector.

My first impression of AMC Burbank is that it's big & bustling, which is a refreshing change from…read morethe ghost town movie theaters I frequent. From the street level, an escalator delivers you to the ticketing booth, & beyond that, long lines for concessions. When we asked for an empty container so we could share our large order of popcorn, we were given a small bucket of popcorn -- a thrilling & unexpected gesture of generosity. We caught a matinee showing of "Michael" at one of the theaters with an XL screen. The leather seats appeared new-ish but didn't recline. Best of all, no sticky floors!

I love going to all of the AMCs but this one is the actual worst. Everything is filthy, from the…read moretheaters to the restrooms. They definitely do not clean the theaters after each movie, as evidenced by trash, food, and gum all over the seats and floors when walking in to see a movie. I'm sitting in the theater right now waiting for the movie to start writing this review. When I sat down, I saw that there was gum in each cupholder on either side of my seat. Gross! Restrooms are always disgustingly filthy and out of paper, soap, etc. As one of the more popular AMCs in the area, one would think that they would take care of it a little better.

A few times now, I've made the mistake of thinking a film was at my local theatre in Pasadena and…read morebeen wrong...and then saw there was nothing else I wanted to see there or at the 2 theaters near by, because they are all showing the same films! Lame. So, I've zoomed down to Regal Alhambra which has had a much better selection of films. It has been easy to park in the outside lot North of the theater, if the parking garage looks full. I like their comfortable seats. And the staff is friendly. A shout-out to Skyler, who was taking tickets at the door and was informative and helpful. I had tickets for both myself and my friend and he assured me he'd spot my friend and send him in, since he'd already seen my two tickets, so I could go get in the concession line. Great service! Thanks Skyler! One upgrade would be if they got their license to offer adult beverages. However, there is a restaurant only steps away that has a bar open until midnight, if you want a drink and to sit and talk about the movie after.

This is our go to spot if we wanna have an excellent IMAX experience for a special movie. The…read morepicture is crisp in this theater and the sound is explosively AMAZING! Also very clean too! Seen the Michael movie both at AMC IMAX and this location and the sound quality here is 5x better! Staff is friendly as well.

Many years ago, when I was a Fellow at AFI, the Vista graciously granted permission for me to film…read morea period piece inside and outside the theater. Happy to say, virtually nothing of the classic "Egyptian themed" decor has changed. Karloff's mummy would feel right at home. Tarantino is definitely the right guy to have purchased it. Among other pluses, there's a handprint and signature gallery outside, obviously referencing The Chinese, but with a much hipper roster of honorees. Then, there's the stated mission of screening only film prints. Caught the "Kill Bill Saga" in 70mm and, a few weeks later, the return engagement of P.T. Anderson's "One Battle After Another", this time also in 70. It had originally shown there in Vistavision, the format in which it was shot. Anyway, I live in Atwater Village, so it's just a few minutes away. I plan to return often.

You're sitting in history when you're here!…read more THEATER: Here's a fun fact from the Vista wiki- it was designed by architect Lewis A. Smith, and presents a hybrid of two different styles: the exterior is Spanish Mission Revival style, and the interior is Egyptian Revival style- which reminds me a lot of another Hollywood theater- the Egyptian. I went to see Kill Bill: the Whole Bloody Affair. Unless you have "parking powers" activated, add a half hour onto your commute time to arrive and find neighborhood parking somewhere within a mile of this theater. I found a spot in a nearby neighborhood by a school. Back to the movie KB:tWBA-- I hadn't seen Killing William since its initial theatrical run, so it felt pretty new to me. THE MOVIEGOING EXPERIENCE: This movie still hits hard in a packed theater. Lots of reactions and laughs and groans, etc. I was probably laughing the hardest at how much FEET were in this movie. The seats were comfortable and that's judged by my shifting around only two times that I can recall. Thankfully this movie had an intermission to stretch during its 4+ hour runtime. I went during this exclusive December engagement and there's a lot of memorabilia on display in the lobby. There's a lot of snack and food and drink options, and it's pretty reasonably priced. Also, bring your own snacks! No one is checking bags and pockets here and the world is getting pretty expensive. The Vista is in a hip part of town and there's a lot of great eats and drinks in walking distance. We dined at Fred 62 after!

My wife and I absolutely love drive-ins! It's our preferred way of watching movies instead of going…read moreto a theater - we get to bring our own food/drinks, rest comfortably in our car, bundle up with blankets if it gets cold, control the volume, etc. It was our first time trying out Electric Dusk Drive-In in Glendale but we were up for an adventure. Tickets are bought online and range in price. Astro turf seating is $13 per person or $20 for two. No car parking is included (so you have to park outside the event) and you have to bring your own chair or rent one from them. Early Bird Car Entry + Driver is $28 ($20 for the car fee, $8 for the driver). Additional passengers are $8 per person. VIP is $75 and covers 1 car and 4 people for front row seating (just behind the astro turf area). Doors open either an hour or an hour & a half before showtime. When we scoped out the place, there was a sign that said exactly when the doors were going to be opened in the driveway. Since we had time (we were a wee bit too early), we went around the corner to get some grub. When we came back, we were second in line roughly a half hour before opening. Not too shabby and I definitely recommend showing up early to get a good spot (unless you're a VIP fancy pants). The line formed shortly after and wrapped around to Central. Pro tip - don't be a jerkasaurus and try to cut in line! The employees do notice anyone trying to pull a fast one and will make you go to the back of the line. Electric Dusk Drive-In is located off of Central Ave and California Ave in the old Sears parking lot. You cannot turn left into the parking lot on California! You have to enter from Central so that you turn right into the lot and don't block traffic. It was entertaining seeing so many people not grasp this simple idea. Once inside, the employees will scan your tickets and direct you where to park. If you want to back up and watch from your trunk, tell them and they'll help you out. If you're worried about your car battery dying out - bring your own radio or you can rent a transistor radio from them. If you listen via your car radio and it dies, they'll help jumpstart your car after the show. For restrooms, they provide two porta potties in the back side along with a hand washing station. If you're feeling munchy, they have a concession stand near the entrance but I'd encourage just getting your food beforehand from any eatery around the area (The Great White Hut is directly across the street). If you're thinking about trying Electric Dusk Drive-In, stop thinking and just do it already! They have a wide variety of movies to choose from (some are double-features) so you're covered no matter your taste of genre. It's such a fun nostalgic night and I can't wait to go back!

It's a bit of a drive from home, but there's something about this place that makes the trip worth…read moreit. Every Friday, I find myself here, slipping away from the noise of everyday life to just sit back and take it all in. There's this familiar, almost haunting feeling as I settle in, like the quiet echoes of a simpler time when life had fewer responsibilities and the weekends felt endless. It reminds me of the freedom of youth--those days when we'd get together just to laugh, talk, and sometimes just sit, high on life and each other's company. Coming here alone gives me space to think, and maybe I'm pining for something that's already slipped away. There's a beauty in watching everyone gathered, all ages connected in the moment of a shared movie under the open sky. Couples sit close together, holding hands behind the truck beds, while kids are practically bouncing as their parents grab popcorn and candy, their joy so pure and unrestrained. This place is a gem, perfect for unwinding, reflecting, or even sharing a quiet evening with someone special. The staff here are warm and attentive, and the food choices are simple but affordable. With plenty of room between cars, you get enough privacy to feel like you're in your own world but not so alone that you can't feel the presence of others sharing the night. It's a place to escape, to remember, and to take life just a bit slower