Tags : #IndieMovieTheater, #Multiplex

Location :

209 W Houston St (btwn 6th & Varick)New York, NY 10014 United States

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Rating Count: 443
Review Count: 66
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Tags: #Revival #Films #Popcorn #ChocolateEggCream #OldNewYork #Movies #BigScreens #GoodForDates #SubSandwiches #DoubleFeatures #Cinema #Taxis #CashOnly #Arts #Assortments #Exotic #Snacks #Short #

Anynomous

13 January 2017

still no student deal, but they take cash now: 14 bucks a pop.
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15 November 2016

Treat yourself to the basic $75 annual membership, if you see one movie a month it pays for itself. Better yet go weekly to try to avoid the human race.
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28 September 2016

Wonderfully broad selection of classic films and exotic indies.
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15 May 2016

Film selection is curated so well! Love the size of the theater, the previews, the movies, the general atmosphere
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03 April 2016

It's all about the well curated programming. 👺👓⭐️🎭🎬📽❤️
Anynomous

08 March 2016

Shows some of the best films in the city.
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30 July 2015

Beware: small screens and I call bullshit on the fact they only take cash.
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22 July 2015

Go back in time & check out a black & white!
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16 July 2015

Easily the best revival theater in NYC. A great assortment of classics, art house, indie, and documentary. A staple of the NYC film community.
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15 May 2015

The best short run program in the city
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03 May 2015

They always play an eclectic but awesome selection of movies, but the popcorn is really barebones
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21 February 2015

My husband and I could watch movies all day here. The membership is definitely worth it. They have great 2-for-1 movies as well. Beware the popcorn is made with peanut oil which I'm allergic to.
Anynomous

12 February 2015

This legendary theater on West Houston has legendarily cramped seating that forces you to pay attention to the screen. It's real strength is showing films of yesteryear, many themed together. Read more
Anynomous

14 January 2015

Charming. Leviathan - not so much.
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15 December 2014

A NYC institution showing amazing gems. One of the few places in town where you can still feel the creativity of old New York.
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06 December 2014

Always interesting line-up of movies - many documentaries eg today I saw national gallery.
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04 September 2014

Best place to watch old movies in the village
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22 August 2014

This theater has the best popcorn in NYC. They don't offer butter but all it needs is sea salt provided at the counter.
Anynomous

10 August 2014

Best popcorn in all of New York and they serve pretty good movies as well.
Anynomous

07 August 2014

Great selection of movies.
Anynomous

25 February 2014

BYOB (bring your own butter)
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24 February 2014

Get here early and bring cash. The theaters are small and can fill up quickly. P.S. - The egg creams are delicious!
Anynomous

07 September 2013

Get here early and avoid the long line outside!!! Just wait inside instead ;)
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24 July 2013

Since 1972, Film Forum has shown some of the rarest and highly regarded films of its time. Catch movie marathons, one-time screenings, and directors’ lectures.
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02 June 2013

Good film, though non-smoking.
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11 May 2013

Cash only, be prepared
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16 February 2013

Molasses cookie woooorth it.
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13 July 2012

The place has great international movie selections that aren't playing anywhere else in NYC.. AND they serve coffee!! The popcorn and other snacks are 100% top shelf
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18 May 2012

Great place, great films. But get there early and bring your own hot melted butter. They oddly don't offer any.
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31 March 2012

Indie theatre non-profit since 1970..."best popcorn in Manhattan"
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27 January 2012

Get there early if you want a decent seat.
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16 January 2012

They have illy espresso, lifesaver
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14 December 2011

seats arent comfy. coffee is good.
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11 November 2011

Winner of Best Place to Watch Old Movies in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue!
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31 October 2011

The best theater to catch your favorite old movie has exquisite repertory and revival programming such as pre-Code oldies, ’70s NYC crime thrillers and French classics —plus gourmet snacks! Read more
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20 September 2011

Much more intimate feel to it than your average multiplex.
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16 August 2011

the double feature vintage movies are great on a winter's eve.
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27 July 2011

Get drink before/after at Downing St Wine Bar
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19 July 2011

Brian Oblivion of Cults calls this his favorite movie theater in the city! "One time I ended up sitting next to Christopher Guest. Laughing with him was the coolest thing ever."
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25 June 2011

Get there early for special showings even with advance ticketing lines are always long!!
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21 May 2011

watch the movie with your loved once !
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03 April 2011

Get the chocolate egg cream.
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28 March 2011

Buy ur tickets in advance. It's worth the extra $1.25
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24 March 2011

The only arthouse cinema in New York whose banana bread is endorsed by postmodern luminary Jacques Derrida. Read more
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19 March 2011

Make sure to bring cash for your movie tickets- macdonalds around the corner atm is only 99cents
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22 February 2011

Box Office is cash only, but the concession area has a $10 card minimum.

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