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Angelika Film Center & Café - Plano is a movie theater, located at 7205 Bishop Rd, Plano, TX 75024, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 972-943-1300, visit their website www.angelikafilmcenter.com for more detailed information.

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7205 Bishop Rd, Plano, TX 75024, USA
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14 Reviews

  • Joe Payne
    22 December 2017

    My wife and I went to see a movie here two weeks ago. We bought our tickets at the theatre, but instead of selling tickets downstairs at the ticket counter, we had to buy them upstairs at the concession stand. I mentioned to the employee that this did not make any sense, and she replied it was not her choice and agreed. When we entered the theater to find our assigned seats, we were met with a dirty theater. Popcorn all over the seats, popcorn bags on seats and floor, drinks left on the seats and floor. It was gross. Our seats were not in the filth. When we left, the theater adjacent to ours was being cleaned for the next showing. What?!? This used to be a nice place. Not any more, and we will not be going back.

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  • Tim Stanton
    12 December 2017

    Weekday show. No crowds. Good movie. What’s not to like.

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  • Stacie Ann
    10 December 2017

    All the movies worth seeing are played here. The building is beautiful; they have great snacks, including one of those 125 flavor drink machines. You can order alcohol and even some sandwiches. It was bit dirtier this visit than normal: we sat down in assigned seats, which were covered in another person's snack detritus. Popcorn, undrank drink. The bathroom was gross, my toilet wouldn't flush and my sister's stall didn't have a coat hook. Soap dispensers we're all empty and most we're broken. We also endured rude audience members, which doesn't normally happen here. Feet on seats, answering phones and talking. But then there was a really nice family that stood up and stepped onto the stairs to let us get to our seats. It's normally great, though. It's an intellectual haunt, because these are the smart movies for smart people :)

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  • Wes Walser
    22 November 2017

    I love the indie films. Not crowded. Not reclining seats, but still comfortable. Good refreshments. Beautiful location with all of the Christmas lights at the Shops at Legacy.

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  • Joe Knapp
    07 November 2017

    I saw Loving Vincent twice this month. The first time, in Theater 1, the experience was perfect. So, I went back with my daughter for an encore performance. This time it had moved to a different theater farther down the hall. The sound was terrible! It seems like the center front channel speaker was either turned off, blown out, or turned way down. Either that, or the surround sound decoder was screwed up. The dialog was all at whisper level, while the sound effects and music were loud. There were times I couldn't make out what the characters were saying! I tried to report this to them privately via e-mail, but I can't find any place to do that on their website. There's a place to Contact Us, but none of the options allow you to report technical issues. I also tried to report this to the management on the night it happened. It seems only one person was actually working there that night (a Saturday!) and he was nowhere to be found. Hire more people please -- and CHECK the movie after it starts playing to make sure it's actually working!

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  • Nick Perreault
    21 August 2017

    Love the indi selection, good bar and atmosphere. Lacks the leather recliners and xxl screens of some but for my money its worth every penny for the content you get. Makes for the best dinner/movie experience in town as it is in the shops @ legacy.

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  • David Morgan
    16 August 2017

    A few years ago this was my favorite theater, but as other local theaters have added recliners and food service it hasn't kept pace. But what it lacks in the latest amenities it makes up for with its wonderful indy movie selection. You'll leave some movies wondering what you just saw and others deeply moved and inspired so take a few minutes and research the movies before you go.

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  • James Atha
    14 August 2017

    Great place - could be cooler inside - quality movies. I hope the Chinese don't buy the Angelika's, but they apparently want all the American theatres.

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  • Jerry Raskin
    02 July 2017

    The food is good quality. The theatres have easy access and great sound. They are on the third floor and have stair and elevator access , either up or down. There is an escalator that usually only goes up.

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  • Joe Steiger
    08 June 2017

    Theater audio and video great. Popcorn butter did not work and hot dog bun was hard in one end. Food could be better.

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  • EXPRECDJ
    25 May 2017

    Modern, upscale place to watch indie and artsy, Cannes and Sundance festival type films in a hipster friendly environment. Prices are quite expensive, crowd is usually small and mainly adults so viewing experience is always quite good. The movies shown here usually just aren't my cup of tea, so I rarely ever visit. But occasionally, a big budget blockbuster comes along and this is a wonderful place to watch those.

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  • Paul Russell
    24 January 2017

    I love how this theater renovated! they have reclining seats now and you purchase your seats before the movie, so your party is guaranteed to sit together! Very comfortable seating. More options on their menu. Love it! Reasonable prices.

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  • Ronald Spero
    17 January 2017

    Their venues are dated. Most of the competition as gone to the luxury lounge chairs with food and beverage service and reserved seating. I recently visited an Angelica in San Diego. It was new, updated and beautiful. How long do we have to wait in Dallas area for them to update? Their only advantage is they get limited and early release films. Other than that, not much too like. Their downtown venue really is stinky and old. .

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  • Landry Chamberlain
    12 November 2016

    Favorite movie theatre out there in the dfw area. Love how the location is dead in the center of the shops at legacy, makes for a convenient movie night being able to choose from so many delicious restaurants to eat at before or after the movie. This theatre shows mostly indie flicks with the exception of a few slightly artsy big budget mainstream films that they slip into their movie selection. Always a good time at the ever so eloquent Angelika Film Center! (Also free soda refills from the new age coke machines with a whole lot of choices)

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