Great local small theater. We saw the plague last night. I like how this theater shows independent…read morefilms. The trailers started at 7:30 and 15 minutes later, the film started! Audio and video were crisp. The staff member who checked us in was friendly and helped answer my question about the public parking lot around the corner. They don't tow after 9PM! Our movie was 7:30 and I was antsy since I only was able to pay until 9. The concession counter had the go to snacks and fresh popcorn. We ate dinner nearby at cafe Belen to support another local business. Next time we'll grab churros as our sweet treat post movie. As for recommendations, The seats could be upgraded if you're comparing to the lazy boy seats from AMC. You could feel and hear the springs. The bathrooms could also use renovations. There's many narrow stalls and rusted fixtures.

I came to Laemmle for the first time last night during a film festival where my friend was…read moreshowcasing his feature film. I love how this theatre takes you back into a Time Machine. It feels like the good ole days of movies. I enjoy all the artwork through the entire theatre, especially the old movie posters. I overall just really enjoy places beyond the norm and giving to small businesses. I hope I get to come back again soon!

After literally DECADES of driving by the Nuart and seeing people lined up for the midnight showing…read moreof the Rocky Horror Picture Show we finally made it! I don't go to the movies a lot because all the 1-2 screen theaters I like to patronize have closed and keep closing so any chance I get to see a picture at an independent theater like the Nuart or Aero I'm in! Given that it was past 11pm, we easily found free parking in a city lot a short 2 blocks away which is so rare these days.... both the finding close parking and it being gratis. Getting in was hassle free because we had arrived a bit closer to the start time so the line of people waiting to enter had already subsided. The restrooms were clean and the lines at the fancy concession stand were also short. The concession stand really impressed me. There area all types of snacks and beverages including a good variety of beer and wine. The seats are hit and miss and by that I mean you're either going to love them or hate them because they aren't the traditional reclining seats. They're velvet not vinyl and "sort of" recline. If you're tall you're going to love all the leg room. I would return to the Nuart to watch a movie, but probably not for the Rocky Horror Picture show because while I appreciate that a whole new generation is carrying on the cult following for this quirky film, I much prefer the wittier short call backs of yesteryear to the long drawn out dialogues of the newer generation. May the Nuart live long and prosper!

I have time to write a review for The Nuart. I love all theaters really and Nuart is just one of…read morethose theaters that etch a memory. I've seen Julia Ducournau's Raw, Human Centipede 2, Wet Hot American Summer, Enter The Void, and others. Every one of those screenings have visuals in my mind I can play over and over. Wonderful times. I want to talk about my most RECENT experience. Opening weekend, Saturday night for GDT's FRANKENSTEIN 35mm. Packed house. Amazing popcorn. Good vibes. No bullshit. Great customer service! But let's talk about seats D1, and D2....my seats. That are directly under a fucking air conditioning vent. I'm a dude and normally I can take SOME cold weather but my god I haven't put my arms in my shirt in a long time. For its 2 and half hour running time that cold ass air was blasting right at me. Has this been anyone else's experience? Have people complained about this? This is in no way knocking the theater but my god I'll never ever forget watching that beautiful film and being tortured by 60 degree fan weather coming down onto me That being said...I'm watching WAKE UP DEAD MAN there this weekend and I am NOT sitting in that fucking section no way.

It's been a long time since I've been to the movies, especially a place like this. I've been to…read morethis type of luxury theatre many years ago and it's definitely a good way to treat yourself. My son has been wanting to see Devil Wears Prada 2 and the first one is one of his favorite movies of all time. Personally, I don't like that movie but I went along with him. Tickets are $25 each and they have a $4 parking garage, but we were lucky enough to get a free after-hour meter on the street. It's a nice place and it seems like comfort is their top priority. The recliner chairs are extremely comfy and come with a blanket in case you get cold. You know how movie theaters are always chilly. Once you get settled, you can press a button that sends an employee over to take your order. It's completely optional. We got one small popcorn (light butter, $6) which was big enough for both of us. I like this idea of having the option of ordering and dining at your seat while watching a movie, but the reality is a bit different. It's kind of annoying to see the employees coming and going when someone needs a refill or places a new order during the movie. You can hear them talking and they can even block your view. It's frustrating when you are trying to focus. With that being said, I think it has more pros than cons. There are bars and bathrooms located across the several floors and the one we went to was exceptionally clean. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back to this theatre. I prefer something more standard like AMC or Pacific Theatres (RIP!)...

I was very disappointed by my recent experience at IPIC Westwood. After the movie, I briefly needed…read moresomewhere to sit while waiting for my family due to mobility limitations related to Multiple Sclerosis. The first-floor lobby had no seating at all, despite the theater branding itself as a luxury, comfort-focused experience. I politely asked if I could sit for a few minutes in the empty restaurant seating area, which was completely unused at the time, and was repeatedly told no due to "policy." While I understand policies exist, I was surprised that no reasonable accommodation or alternative seating was offered for a disabled patron who was simply waiting for family. What upset me most was not just the lack of accessibility-minded accommodations, but the dismissive attitude I encountered from several employees and the difficulty I had even obtaining the manager's name. For a theater that emphasizes comfort and premium service, I expected far more compassion, professionalism, and awareness regarding accessibility needs.

We should be grateful for this place and not just because of Nicole Kidman…read more With Arclight and the other theater a block away gone, I'm stoked we can still see movies here. AMC has done a good job keeping this place up to date. Nice seats, good screens and projection and sound etc. The food sucks and costs too much but that's part of the theater experience. Staff is always friendly and the bathrooms could be a lot worse. This is a fine place to see a movie

The popcorn deserves its own moment. Fresh out. Hot. Loud crunch. Salt hits evenly instead of…read moreclumping in regret pockets. No stale aftertaste. No sad kernels at the bottom. The kind of popcorn that reminds you why people still show up early to movies. The theater layout is different and it works. Not the usual stadium scramble. Sightlines feel intentional. You're not fighting heads or craning your neck. Seats are comfortable without feeling like you're sinking into furniture you'll never escape. It feels thought-through instead of retrofitted. Staff energy carries the whole experience. Friendly from the door. Easy smiles. Quick jokes. They move with confidence and actually seem happy to be there. Questions answered without attitude. Help offered before you have to ask. You don't feel processed. You feel welcomed. Everything flows smoothly. Entry is painless. Lines move. No confusion. No tension. The whole experience feels calm instead of chaotic, which is rare for a movie theater these days. Parking is the only real hurdle here. Confusing lanes. Not enough signs. That moment where everyone in the car goes quiet and pretends they know where they're going. A couple wrong turns. Mild irritation. You question your plans for the night. But once you figure it out and the car is settled, everything shifts. Stress drops off fast. Walk in breathing easier. The annoyance evaporates. It feels distant almost immediately, like it never mattered. From there the night smooths out. Popcorn hits. Staff energy lands. Seats feel better. You're locked in. Parking becomes a footnote instead of the story. It's giving... temporary chaos before the vibe locks.

Very cleaned movie theaters…read more Also validates parking (Additional FREE 4 hours + 1 hour free parking from parking structure. = 5 hours total of FREE parking)

The validation machine here is a scam. I was in the floor for theatre 6 and validated at the…read moremachine next to theatre 2/women bathroom after I finished the movie. I was in at 7:45 and left at 10:00pm. I had to pay $11???? The machine first showed unable to validate. Then I scanned again and it said that the ticket was already validated. When I saw the price at the gate, what was I supposed to do? U-turn? With all the cars waiting behind me. This is horrible experience. I will not come back here again. I'll stick with Marina del Rey with lots of free parking.

I've been to Aero Theatre a few times as I'm part of American Cinematheque and this is one of their…read morebeautiful theaters they do showings at. I saw Ben Affleck (swoon) interview Timothée Chalamet, following a screening of Marty Supreme. I also saw a Monsters: The Ed Gein Story screening with Charlie Hunnam and Ian Brennan - just to name a couple cool things I've experienced here. Staff is always very well organized and friendly! Snacks are always abound and popcorn is tasty here. I can comfortably sit in the seats for a few hours for the movie and Q&As after. Temperature in the theater is signature movie theater cold so bring a sweater but it's not unbearably so. Parking can be hit or miss but sometimes you'll luck out with a spot in meter parking on the street! Arriving early always helps. Overall, I love coming to movies at Aero Theatre for their organization and seamlessly good experiences.

Our first night in town and the local theater was playing Young Frankenstein…read more It was my first time seeing the movie and it was a great way to see it. Buying tickets was easy ahead of time and there are no bad seats. It's angled so everyone can see. It's a large theater. I really enjoyed it!

First the lady who scanned the tickets was rude and had a bad attitude not sure why! Also ordered…read morepopcorn and it tasted old and stale I wasn't the only one who felt this way as others said and many others left the full containers. Won't be coming back here.

We went to a 7 PM show at this theater to see Thelma. The theater was very clean and offered a…read morevariety of food and drinks. I hope people visit this theater so it will not close like the other 2 theaters down the corner.

Came here last week with my spouse for a 7:30pm weeknight showing. Stellar theater for the price…read more Clean, small theaters, a well-stocked snack bar with subpar popcorn but a plethora of drinks, candy, and hot foods, and quick previews (gosh, this was an unexpected, but needed breath of fresh air). The staff members were fine, but certainly not the friendliest I've experienced. I must also comment that the service issues in the theater were less than ideal, so some sort of signage or easy wifi hookup would have been great (or at least friendlier stall to point this out and provide more patience while pulling up tickets...). Would we return? 100%. Our favorite movie theater experience in LA? Not quite, but I certainly prefer this over a mega theater corporation for at least double the price.

I barely recognized the sedate exterior when I arrived! Years ago, it featured a huge marquee with…read moremovie titles. Not anymore! Picked up a small popcorn and Cherry Cola, which were both fine. Surprised to discover such comfortable seats in a perfectly sized theater for about 50 people. It was like watching a film in my living room. Every place was roomy and had a great view! Despite the request not to text or use your cell during the screening, someone couldn't set theirs aside for a little over two hours, and the bright white light that emanated from it was distracting. People, please, have some respect and leave the room if you can't resist reading some inane text. Sound was on point. Devouring the windy and wet "Wuthering Heights," however, it felt a tad drafty, so dress warmly. The restroom was clean but outdated. Park in the public lot across the street for $5. Good to know there are still places to see independent films, though this movie wasn't really one of them.

A complete and utter gem here in big LA!!! FREE live music!…read moreSmall and full of life. Excellent live music and a lovely and dedicated owner. You won't be disappointed!!! (But shhhhhhh.... Don't tell the goons in town.)

Great live music bands lineup. Good crowd. We have had fun Everytime we have been hereread more