The 13 Best Movie Theaters in Seattle

Christopher Buckley: If it has a laser, a cape, or a time machine in it, don't see it anywhere else. (Also the pumpkin seeds at the snack bar pair nicely with an Elysian Superfuzz)

Ryan Forsythe: see a stupid splashy sci-fi movie

John Suciu: Go ahead and take that bathroom break. There are speakers in the bathroom so you can hear the audio from the movie.

Suma Kashi: Major upgrade from what it used to be. Seats are comfy, well-spaced, and the acoustics are incredible. Worth every penny.

Mark: Beware of impostor IMAX cinemas at local multiplexes. This and the PACCAR Theater are the only real IMAX cinemas in the Seattle area.

Nas Benali: Huge screen. Make sure you get in early enough to get a good seat facing straight.

Simmi Harsimrat Parmar: Parmesan pop corns with a home theatre feeling. Very cozy 😀

Adam Dorsey: get fancy drinks at the bar.

Kaede Balazs: Small "film bar" with a vintage feel. I love love this place! The service is fantastic- I even suggest ordering candy- they offer to put it in a chilled glass! Lovely place.

Ashleigh Underwood: Great comfee seats and the screens are really big!

Michelle D.: OMG. Finally new seats! Finally comfort and independent cinema can co-exist on 45th.

Myra Kohn: Excellent seating. You can't go wrong anywhere.

Davy Snuggle: Popcorn. Wine. Beer. Candy

David Ezell: I think so forum popcorn maybe THE best popcorn I've ever had.

Talia Kraines: Must do cinema in Seattle for independent movies and documentaries you wouldn’t find anywhere else. It’s so quiet I’m afraid for its future but it’s wonderful.

Lisa Renee: I love the rocking chairs & removable arm rests - makes for a very cozy date night!

Quoc Tang: Don't forget to silence your phone after checking in to FourSquare!

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Rick P: Great theater. Paul Allen outdid himself with this gem. Comfortable, roomy, friendly staff. Smaller screens upstairs, but still enjoyable.

Dan Cawdrey: No ads, straight to previews. Best theatre in town!

Jonathan Speights: In theater 3 there is only one way to access seats in each row. Best to get drinks and hit the bathroom before you sit down.

Simone A: I love this intimate comfy theater. The screen cover painting is unique. Don't miss visiting Cinema Books around the corner in the same building.

Dre: This theater has an intimate feeling. The staff is extremely friendly but the age of the theater shows with stiff arm rests and a distinct odor inside the screen room. The smell goes aways soon though

Brendan Griffin: As of 1/13 - FREE TEA OR DRIP COFFEE.

James A.: Go before noon and it's only 7 bucks. Great sound and picture.

Quoc Tang: Don't forget to silence your phone after checking-in to 4sq!

jayme curtis: 3$ seasonal kraft beers everyday! also if you like the opera live feeds of the metlive are shown for the whole season. very fun!

Stacie Benton: Seats are a little stuffed for those with short legs and venue is quite small but great programs there.

Melodie Hardwick: Fortunately, an easy walk/jog from the Uptown!

Brendan Griffin: Best place ever.

Lisa Bartel: Only theater I know of with free flavor toppings for popcorn- bonus!

Michelle Pena: The theaters and seats are kind of gross and sticky, but it's good to support the neighborhood theater.

Jennifer VanMatre: Check out the graffiti in the women' restroom. It's like time traveling.

Miraj Shah: Beautiful, charming old concert space. Huge reverberating acoustics. Good drink prices, stick with New Belgium beer.

Allen Brand: The bathrooms don't resemble a Dexter kill room anymore!

Evan MacDonald: Sound is pretty good on the balcony. View is good too.

Alaa Shaker: Hilarious! Mike Murphy and Jon Koenen are unbelievable! Great for a late-night outing with a few friends. Every show is unique. Try to sit at the front.

Jonathon Colman: See a late-nite improv show!

Brian Peterson: Visit the bar