Our server Maggie was so, so helpful. She brought out the food very quickly. 10/10, highly…read morerecommend.

I had a wonderful time! the lady with purple hair was so nice and checked on us frequently. I would…read morecome again!

This is the way to do the movies! Yes, it's double (ahem.. maybe triple) the price of your average…read moremovie theatre but it's also elite. When I was little, my dad's favorite place to take me was the movie theatre. I'm not sure I told him but I hated it. Why am I watching a movie in the DARK (scary) with strangers, in a chair that legitimately folds me inside of it (a guardian had to sit their leg on the edge of my seat to prevent this until I was heavy enough; around 3rd grade!) . I never have been a fan of movie theatres. IPIC is very different. No strangers

Very disappointed with the customer service at iPic Pasadena. We purchased the front luxury seats…read moreexpecting a premium experience, but the seating arrangement was extremely cramped and uncomfortable. The seats were way too close together, and the person next to us had belongings spread into the shared space, making it very difficult to get in and out of our seats comfortably. Because of how uncomfortable the situation was, we decided to leave during the previews before the movie even started. We politely explained the issue to the manager and asked if we could either move to different seats -- even less expensive ones -- or receive some type of accommodation such as passes for another movie. Unfortunately, the manager refused to help in any way and would not issue a refund, exchange, or even offer courtesy tickets. For a theater that markets itself as a luxury experience and charges premium prices, I expected much better customer service. Other theaters like AMC are usually much more understanding and willing to work with customers when issues arise. Instead, we left feeling frustrated after paying for a movie we never got to watch. Sadly, this experience completely turned us off from coming back.

I had the best experience ever. The movie Resident Evil was so good and the seats were so clean…read moreand comfortable. I couldn't help but admire how clean everything was. The people at confessions were so friendly and helpful. Popcorn is always a yummy treat and it wasn't too salty. Loved this!

I didn't really want to write this review, but I feel like it needs to be said because it concerns…read morebasic food handling practices. The movie theater itself was very clean, organized, and well maintained, so I have no complaints about the facility. Unfortunately, our experience at the concession stand was concerning. We paid with cash, and the young woman assisting us reached her fingers inside a new cup when handing it to me. I politely asked if she could please give me another cup without putting her fingers inside it. She seemed genuinely surprised and offended that I asked. The same thing happened with the popcorn. She used her bare hands and fingers to grab the popcorn bucket and pour the popcorn, with her fingers and knuckles coming into contact with the inside of the bucket and the food. I have seen other employees at the theater use gloves and follow proper food handling practices, which is why this interaction was especially surprising. I understand that young employees are learning, and I am not trying to attack or embarrass anyone personally. However, I do think management should reiterate proper food-handling and sanitation procedures, especially when employees are working the concession stand independently. I simply hope this can be used as a training opportunity. The theater itself was clean and nice, but food safety should be taken just as seriously.

We were visiting Los Angeles, so that my wife could surprise our daughter at a party that our…read moredaughter's close friends were throwing for her. While my two fave ladies were spending time together, my son and I spent quality time together watching the movie The Odyssey at Regal La Canada. The Odyssey was a very entertaining movie that I highly recommend and watching this summer blockbuster at Regal La Canada made for good first time experience there. It's more of an old school movie theater with quality customer service and tasty food. When we entered the small strip mall with the movie theater was the main focal point, I was a little confused because the signage on the building was United Artists (UA) theater not Regal theaters. If you've lived in California awhile, then you should be familiar with the UA brand movie theaters, which is why I had a sense of nostalgia seeing the UA moniker. UA was purchased by Regal, so this movie theater is part of the Regal movie theater chain specifically located in La Cañada Flintridge. There are a few other shops located in this strip mall, but the one I remember is North Shore Burgers. There is plenty of parking at this location and the traffic flow is one way as you enter the strip mall. We watched The Odyssey during matinee hours, so it wasn't that crowded, but I got the feel that this wasn't a busy movie theater. The staff here provided quality customer service and were friendly. I had ordered tickets the day before, but mistakenly purchased tickets for the wrong day. I left a message to request a refund and when I tried to call a second time, a manager answered while I was leaving a message and she promptly refunded my money providing quality service like her staff. Regal UA La Canada gives off an old school vibe. The movie theater definitely needs some modernizing with regards to their leather recliner chairs and the layout of their seats, but I actually liked the old school vibe. When your order popcorn, the staff asks if you want butter and they're the ones placing butter into your popcorn. I prefer self service, but they did a good job buttering my popcorn. The popcorn was fresh when I initially ordered and when I requested a refill. My son ordered a pepperoni pizza and that too came out well made with the cheese melted and the crust crunchy. Their leather seats aren't the electronic recliners, but rather they're the pull out lever old school recliners. They worked fine and the leather seating was comfortable. Even the restrooms were old school, but they were clean. There were also some arcade games for the kids to occupy themselves while waiting or after watching a movie. While my two fave ladies spent quality time together, my son and I got to hang out and watched a Must See movie The Odyssey. We had a fun first time experience at Regal UA La Canada.

This theater is a smaller, locals only kind of a location. We come here because it's close and…read moreconvenient, but most other regal theaters in the area are much nicer and have newer seats and self-serve soda (I really hate having to stand in line and ask for a refill). This theater has not been updated recently and the seats are beginning to show their age. We are regal unlimited members, so we see a lot of movies and hit a lot of the local options. The regal at paseo Colorado is much nicer and has recently been updated. They have power reclining seats that are larger and more comfortable and they have a tray that swings out in front of you for you to put your snacks on. The seats here are manual recline, early 2000s style. The regal in NoHo is amazing and has a 4D theater and is in a very nice, new plaza. Of all the local theaters this one is usually my last choice.

Ever since the IPIC closed down, I was on the hunt for a new, local theatre where I can sit down…read morecomfortably for a matinee showing. I didn't have to search very far because the Landmark Theatre filled the gap nicely. Sure, it feels like walking a tightrope to balance my own drink and glizzy to my seat everytime and I didn't have my very own pod to cocoon myself in, but their unlimited refill soda machine and friendly concession/ticketing staff more than makes up for the luxury conveniences I was once accustomed to :~D. Also, they have the best all-beef hot dog and seasoned fries in the game (perfect plumpness, length, and flavor) and where else can I get a Coke Zero Cherry?!?! Doing my best to support my local cinema and so should you.

This Landmark Theatre location is the one I visit the most, and it's my preferred Landmark…read morelocation. They offer a selection of the latest releases (including live Metropolitan Opera simulcasts), and they also show retro programming on Tuesdays. I can usually find free street parking in walking distance, and there's also a nearby city lot where you can pay by the hour depending on how long you need to park. The theaters have reclinable seats that are comfortable and plush. They also offer a selection of snacks and drinks (including alcohol) though I find their popcorn's texture to be mediocre. There can sometimes be some noise bleeding into a theater that's near a room playing a particularly loud movie, but I generally have a good movie watching experience here.

Second time at this theater. I have officially made this my favorite theater in Pasadena. It…read morereminds me of the theaters I would go to growing up. It's not updated and fancy and be careful on the 1st floor screens and sitting too close, your neck may suffer. But the seats are comfy, plenty of legroom, their popcorn is great, and you cannot beat the price.

I checked out this theater because it is super close to my apartment and you really can't beat the…read more$7 ticket price The Build: A budget-friendly, local theater with cheap tickets, but a very outdated and run-down setup. The seating layout is all wonky, the screen isn't centered, and the projector is positioned so that anyone walking down a certain aisle blocks the light. The Experience Profile: Comfort-wise, the theater was a pretty big letdown. The seats were kind of dirty and uncomfortable, and most of them had an annoying metal bar right in front of them. The atmosphere during the movie was also a mess, the crowd was talking most of the time and constantly walking in and out, which kept letting outside light into the room. The Verdict: While the $7 price tag is incredibly cheap, the janky setup, dirty seating, and constant distractions mean this won't be a regular spot for me. I would honestly rather spend a little extra money to go somewhere else where I can actually enjoy the movie.

I've been to AMC Burbank several times now to watch movies, flexing my AMC A+…read more Every time I've gone but one, the escalator has been broken which is always a tragedy! Why has it been broken so much over the past few years, so bizarre. However, it forces me into walking up the steps to the theatre which is never a bad thing for me. At the bottom of the stairs/escalators/way up is an iconic Batman statue that always makes me smile. Actually with 3 AMCs (this is my fav one) around this area making booking movies confusing as heck, you can keep in mind if you see Batman, you are indeed at AMC Burbank 16. I just went this week again for the longest showing ever (the Elon documentary Musk, with an intermission and Q&A after) clocking in at 5 hours and 35 minutes I was sitting in their non-reclining movie seat. All their seats should be reclining if subjecting me to that long in non-movement position! How dare they! ~~~all of that was mostly sarcastic jest, of course, because I subjected myself willingly but really, reclining seats in the theater would be nice. Staff here has always been pleasant. Parking is free in the garage. A lot of food options outside the theater. Overall a pretty good theater that I enjoy going to so I'm sure I'll be here many more times in the future.

My friend and I caught The Odyssey here and had a great time. We grabbed some snacks and settled…read moreinto the super cozy recliner seats. The theater was pretty clean and the people we encountered were great. There's lot of restaurants nearby to grab some food either before or after the show.

Nice theater. We drove all the way down here because this was the closest place that had recliners…read moreand the movie we wanted to see at the right time. Plenty of free parking right next-door. Overall, nice experience, the bathrooms need help.

Love how this theater is completely renovated!…read more It's located in Downtown Alhambra so it's located in a super busy location They're open daily 11am-11:30pm Staff was very welcoming and friendly. Parking was easy since there's plenty of parking behind the theater. Inside was very clean and so spacious! Really enjoyed the newly installed reclining seats and desks in front of every seat. It was relaxing watching the movie while not having to sit upright the entire time. I usually go to AMC but I think this theater is my new favorite theater now!

The stellar popcorn! The leg room! The atmosphere!…read more This place is fantastic. Honestly the best movie theater popcorn I've maybe ever had, and I've had a lot! It tastes so fresh, so like the taste from my childhood before everything was stale sodium overload with weird fake butter on top. Just phenomenal. They're so kind here too and put butter throughout rather than just on top, which is always a thoughtful touch! Service was excellent, from the ticket takers to the concessions to the projectionist and on down the line! They are real movie fans here and the passion shows through in little choices made all over that really enhance the movie-going expereince. What a delightful place.

Unplanned movie day and I randomly stumbled into Vista Theater…read more I went to see Resident Evil. I had never heard of Vista Theater until now and I am thrilled. I am happy I did. It's a 1923 built building which makes it cooler. It only shows one movie because there's only 1 screen. The staff was great and they seemed happy to be there. I ordered popcorn and a Coke Zero, great tasting popcorn. Reasonable pricing on the snacks. The inside is so cool and vintage as you can imagine. Try it out it's a cool experience.

My wife and I have been coming to these events since COVID, and it was a nice treat to be able to…read moresee a movie in those days when the theaters were closed! Since we liked it so much, we've definitely continued the tradition of going, and while I enjoy a lot of what the Electric Dusk Drive-In has to offer, there are a few details that do not keep me coming back every time. Pros: - Walking distance to plenty of food. Just park in your spot, hop out, and you have a lot of Glendale's finest down Brand Blvd! You really don't need to settle for typical movie food. - I'm sure this might not apply to everyone, I LOVE it's in the middle of the city. It's bustling, nice view, city lights--perfect for watching movie. - Good movie selection. While I also wish that they showed newer movies from time-to-time, the catalogue they prepare is a lot of great choices. - Snacks and bathrooms available. - Portable radios (so you don't kill your car battery) and headlight covers. Cons: - The biggest one by far is the price. Up until a year or so ago, you paid about $30 with fees to have your car in the lot, and each additional person was at most $8--still expensive, but certainly not completely out of the question. Now, you're looking at at least $23 PER PERSON, which makes this a 'once in a while' event rather than something fun to do every other weekend. It's a shame, and I know that prices are raising everywhere, but it's not feasible to spend $50 to see a movie in a parking lot, and $100 for a family of four? That's horribly unrealistic. I've noticed they're upped their prices on a lot of their packages, with the VIP up-close a whopping $75 a vehicle. And while I love this place, and think the people work hard running it, it's not worth that much just to be up front. - Rude staff. I certainly haven't really experienced it much in the last few years, but there are a couple of the people parking that can really get on your case for seemingly no reason. Like I said, I think those people have cycled out, but it's something to keep an eye out on. I absolutely recommend going! But be prepared for an expensive night out.

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!