AMC Cinerama
(206) 441-3080
2100 Fourth Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
47.614
-122.3413
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
What People Are Saying About AMC Cinerama
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In Short
The most modern, lush theatre in Seattle. Before the show begins, a giant velvet curtain hides the concave, 68 foot-wide screen. A speckling of glittery ceiling lights give the impression that the theater is outdoors; it might as well be as the roof is dizzyingly high. And the speakers? In a word, killer. With 808 seats, including a grand balcony, the crowd is always diverse. Cult films are occasionally shown at midnight.
User Reviews
dailycookie
December 25, 2007
I LOVE this theater. The most unique in Seattle for so many reasons. They played Blade Runner last month and the auditorium was over half full! From the velvet curtains, no commercials, the sparkly ceiling, the retro decor, the very mature audience that seems to frequent this theater...everything about Cinerama is a plus in my book (Besides the seats needing to be replaced)...
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cowgirl_blues
April 23, 2007
The cushy retro surroundings, balcony and tiered seats, and mood lighting make for a nicely romantic setting. Plus, it has a huge screen. Great for watching epics like 300. Customer service at the snack counter is also excellent. Shows seem to sell out fast, though, so buy tickets in advance for things like premiere nights and weekends.
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Anonymous
November 22, 2005
There is no better place in Seattle to catch a movie! This place has a huge screen and it draws big crowds to every big opening. Tickets usually sell out for the opening days in advance and the line winds around the block. If you dont mind the crowd, it is so much fun to sit with so many people so excited to see the movie. My only complaint is parking. There is one pay lot behind the theater, but if you dont get there early you will have to park somewhere else.
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Fun Fact:
The theater has been around since 1963--but it took Paul Allen millions of dollars to make it the premier Seattle theater today.
The Extras:
During the summer they run a "Summer Movie Camp" that shows free family oriented films (G-PG rated) every Wednesday at 10am.
