Get Your Film Buff On in NYC

Kristina Rudic: A dinner and a movie, all in one if you want! Servers go about during the movie, but relatively unnoticed. Wonderful experience.

Katherine Krueger: always a great mix of cult classics, new releases, and essential old Hollywood flicks. my favorite theater in Brooklyn, by far.

Cherry Coke: The seats. This is the only theater I've been to where I don't cry a bit over $16+ tickets -- each seat is large and cushioned recliner. Sitting through the intro commercials has never been so nice.

Harry Raymond: One of my favorite theaters. Indie films, comfy seats and friendly staff.

Tyler Rogers: Saw boogie nights for 3 bucks and got pretty drunk for only a few bucks more. Great addition to the neighborhood.

Elliott Tomes: The IFC Center does a great job of bringing in directors and documentary subjects for audience Q&A.

KE: Film selection is curated so well! Love the size of the theater, the previews, the movies, the general atmosphere

Luke: Nicely curated films and spectacularly curated snacks at this indie theater. There's a date friendly bistro upstairs and the smaller of the two screening rooms is pine scented, no joke

Tracy Solorzano: Love it for the reclining seats but make sure to get tickets early or online!

Monica Cullen: Nice theatre for limited screenings of Indie Films.

S A: No reception in the theater but there's free WIFI.

Dan Lam: One of the oldest art house theaters to still be open today. Check out their selection of foreign and independent films. Support an important downtown institution.

Brian Masefield: Give yourself extra time to get to the theater. There's a lot of escalators.

Martha: one of my favorite theaters in the city. nice, large rooms with great sound.

Anuj Mathur: buy tix ahead on fandango and reserve your seat (which BTW is a wide, comfortable leather chair with plenty of leg room).

Andrew C: The absolute best place for movies in NYC. Enjoy a New York craft beer while catching a flick!