Catch old classics, foreign films from the great auteurs, indie flicks, and local productions year-round at this expertly curated theater.
Popular film screenings and classic theater are nice, but savory popcorn toppings, film club memberships, and a beer and wine menu steal the show here.
Historic Cap Hill theater with indie, foreign, and cult flicks plus late-night and midnight showings.
Art-house cinema with comfy seats and interesting films. Plus, a bar and cafe to sit around, eat cake and drink wine.
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Art-house cinema with big, comfy seats and interesting films. Plus, a bar and cafe to sit around, eat cake and drink wine.
Georgia State University’s underground movie theater is blissfully cheap (and secretly open to the public). Grab dollar drinks and popcorn before mulling over a mixed commercial and art house title marquee.
The artsy Athens film house, cafe, and bar hosts action-packed private events and foodie movie fests that make you think.
Decent, house-made food and microbrews served right to your table while you sit back, relax, and watch campy favorites (Drop Dead Gorgeous, Sixteen Candles) or newer films you missed at the multiplex.
Press one if you know the name of the movie you’d like to see. Press two if you would just like to show up at Laemmle Sunset 5 and choose from the always-interesting lineup of blockbusters and art house films. Press three if you appreciate its close proximity to Pinches Tacos and Chateau Marmont.
Indie movie theater with nice, large screening rooms. Best in show: The theater sells wine, beer, and champagne for movie consumption. Students, take your ID on Tuesdays for a free bag of popcorn.