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The best movie theaters in Los Angeles
Movie theaters are a dime a dozen here around L.A., but these classic cinemas are a reel above the rest.

The beloved Vista Theatre, now owned by Quentin Tarantino, is reopening this month
The single-screen Los Feliz favorite returns this weekend, with regular programming to follow soon after.

Hollywood’s renovated Egyptian Theatre is finally reopening. Here’s a look inside.
The Netflix-owned, American Cinematheque-programmed movie palace will reopen on November 9.

Vidiots’ movie theater, bar and video store is finally coming soon
The beloved video store has set an opening date for its Eagle Rock theater.
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The best drive-in theater options in Southern California
Looking for a fun date idea? Yes, drive-ins still exist. Enjoy your movie!

The 11 best movie theaters in Los Angeles
Movie theaters are a dime a dozen here in LA, but these eleven spectacular cinemas are a reel above the rest.

The best dine-in movie theater options in Los Angeles
Dinner and a movie is a tradition as old as the cinema itself—at these spots, you can do both at once.

All of L.A.’s outdoor movies in one calendar
Movies? Being outside? It’s two of our favorite L.A. activities together.
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50 films that best capture the essence of L.A.
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The most romantic movies of all time
Prepare to swoon at our loveliest of lists, the 50 most romantic films of all time.

The best and worst Disney movies
From Snow White to Frozen, we explore the brilliant best and woeful worst of Disney animated films.

50 great documentaries
As long as there is fantasy in film, audiences will also yearn for the truth—or something close to it.