You live in New York. You know better than to frequent restaurant chains for dinner, so you should know not to go to the same chain movie theaters either. Why not prepare for the Oscars by treating yourself to a completely different movie-watching experience? From the last original New York movie palace to a hole-in-the-wall documentary theater, there's always a reason to see a movie in style. Click through for six awesome theaters that are a spectacle in themselves!
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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stang119
February 2, 2013
4:06pm
I used to go to the Sunshine until they played the "NY" card! I purchased Landmark pre-paid discount tickets ($8). Sunshine refused them (very small print: Not valid in NY)! I'm really tired of all these companies having deals for the whole country...but NOT NY! Like we're made of money and they can charge whatever they want. Ever hear of a bargain matinee? Wouldn't they rather have 50 people sitting in the theatre paying $8 each than having 2 people paying $13?
stang119
February 2, 2013
4:08pm
I was at the Ziegfeld last week for a screening of Cabaret. I was also there opening week in 1969 for Marooned. Still the most beautiful theatre in NY.