Film

What's on at the cinema plus reviews of the latest movie and DVD releases

Search film listings

 
View by: Day Ongoing

AMC River East 21

RSS feed
Address:
322 E. Illinois St., Chicago, IL, 60611 Map
Phone:
847-765-7262
Find nearest:
cinemas | bars | restaurants
Just click on a time to book your tickets

Get Smart

(PG-13)
  • 12:10
  • 1:45
  • 2:50
  • 4:20
  • 5:30
  • 7:00
  • 8:15
  • 9:40
  • 10:50
 Read Review

Hancock

(PG-13)
  • 12:00
  • 12:35
  • 1:05
  • 1:40
  • 2:10
  • 2:40
  • 3:10
  • 3:40
  • 4:10
  • 4:40
  • 5:10
  • 5:45
  • 6:15
  • 6:45
  • 7:15
  • 7:45
  • 8:20
  • 8:50
  • 9:20
  • 9:50
  • 10:20
 Read Review

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

(PG-13)
  • 2:20
  • 5:10
  • 8:00
  • 10:45
 Read Review

Iron Man

(PG-13)
  • 1:10
  • 4:00
  • 7:05
  • 10:00
 Read Review

Kung Fu Panda

(PG)
  • 12:30
  • 3:05
  • 5:30
  • 8:30
 Read Review

Sex and the City

(R)
  • 12:10
  • 3:20
  • 5:00
  • 6:45
  • 8:20
  • 10:05
 Read Review

The Happening

(R)
  • 1:40
  • 4:05
  • 10:45
 Read Review

The Incredible Hulk

(PG-13)
  • 1:40
  • 4:30
  • 7:30
  • 10:30
 Read Review

The Love Guru

(PG-13)
  • 12:25
  • 2:45
 Read Review

WALL-E

(G)
  • 12:45
  • 1:30
  • 2:15
  • 3:30
  • 4:15
  • 5:00
  • 6:15
  • 7:00
  • 7:45
  • 9:00
  • 9:45
  • 10:30
 Read Review

Wanted

(R)
  • 12:30
  • 1:15
  • 2:00
  • 2:45
  • 3:30
  • 4:15
  • 5:00
  • 5:45
  • 7:15
  • 8:00
  • 8:45
  • 9:30
  • 10:15
 Read Review

You Don't Mess with the Zohan

(PG-13)
  • 6:20
  • 8:50
 Read Review
  • Print these times


Features

Hit machine

Hit machine

WALL-E director Andrew Stanton explains how to make a trash-collecting robot into a lovable hero.

Czech pleases

Milos Forman’s early films capture the spirit of the 1960s.

Onion soup

Chicago's experimental film festival offers a balance of the stately and the schizophrenic.

Writer in residence

Chicagoan Steve Conrad refuses to play by the rules.

Stuck on Stu

Stuart Gordon likes to make his audience squirm.

The Palme beach story

Cannes offered Marxism, old masters and ass boils.

Screen memories?

Is the age of cinema-going really a thing of the past?