Fancier than the Walter Reade theater, and a better venue for more formal screenings.
The Pacino retrospective was a treat to catch so many gems in 35MM. Love the renovation but no reserved seating and the theaters can be cramped.
This is one of the more unique theaters in Manhattan. The screen isn’t that large but there are tons of seats with velvety cushions.
The restored Jaffe theater was a treat to see 2001: A Space Odyssey in. It literally felt like 1968 in there, including the seats, and decor.
Great theater for Q&A’s as there’s a raised stage. No assigned seating yet unfortunately.
The seats have ample leg room, but there’s no restroom or water fountain on this floor.
The crowd here skews younger, and they’re always checking their phones during screenings.
Below the attached photo is the entrance to the red line subway for both local and express trains.
Great location & layout, in addition to being the “innovation kitchen” where diners can try new menu items.
The seats have ample leg room but are squeezed together from left to right more snugly than most theaters.
Anytime they offer a film screening accompanied by their live orchestra I’m there.
Try to get here early as there’s no assigned seating and even the most obscure screenings can sell out.
