Its design inspired by King Tutankhamun's sepulchre, the Egyptian Theatre edges its Santa Monica counterpart for sheer dramatic majesty. However, the main attraction at both...

Its design inspired by King Tutankhamun's sepulchre, the Egyptian Theatre edges its Santa Monica counterpart for sheer dramatic majesty. However, the main attraction at both...

A Hollywood favourite since 2002, the ArcLight offers comfortable seats, state-of-the-art sight and sound, fantastic snack bars and, for some Dionysian indulgence, an in-house...

The Hammer Museum's intimate, state-of-the-art spot boasts '70s game-show decor and 295 pink, stadium-style seats. Programming consists of screenings tied to the museum's...

The ScienCenter's gargantuan screen engenders wonder with its flora and fauna explorations and way-of-the-world programming.

LA's equivalent of the Cinémathèque Française responds to Truffaut's puzzled inquiry - 'Is the cinema more important than life?' - with a whole-hearted 'yes'. After a spell in...

This hipster-friendly space offers an indulgent dinner and a movie every Friday and Saturday, with faintly arty recent releases or more straightforward romcoms. The bon chic...

A slide show of vintage film posters and a mood-setting DJ combine to relax the picnicking crowd at this famous cemetery before the main event: a classic film projected on to a...

Aimed at curious locals and aspiring filmmakers, this community media arts organisation holds a film school, a rental shop and a 50-seat microcinema that screens art brut alive...

Not quite a first-run movie house but also not quite a repertory cinema, this mighty triplex receives films a few weeks their after opening weekend, a time-lag that translates...

In terms of both variety and technology, there are better options in Hollywood. However, the famous hand- and footprints outside this iconic theatre only enhance the...