Tara Atlanta — Attraction in Atlanta

Sunday, July 21st. A friend and I made our first visit to the Tara theater today, and I have no qualms in stating this is one of the best movie theaters that I've ever attended! Good mantainance, clean floors, and such a clear love for cinema through its classic movie posters and portraits of actors and directors. The Art Deco architecture with that decoration alongside the old-school filmmaking equipment on display filled me with joy. There were few screening rooms, but this was more than compensated by the sizes of these rooms. Such great atmosphere for the 70mm screening of "2001" that my friend and I came for. There were more people for that screening than I expected, but I knew by the film's conclusion when the audience applauded that this theater just has that spell to attract movie buffs. I am so grateful that this theater reopened just last year, is still going, and I've gotten to have a great experience here.

IMO, anyone within Georgia who loves movies and supports the moviegoing experience should check out the Tara theater in NE...

I was interested in seeing Won't You Be My Neighbor? and Tara was the closest theater showing it. I purchased my ticket through MoviePass, its pretty cool that I can use the pass at Tara .

So Tara is a vintage looking theater and I love the the interior/exterior look of the place, its faux art deco. Sometimes you just want to watch a decent film and you don't need all the frills.

According to Wiki, The Tara Theatre is an art house movie theater. The theater specializes in the showing of independent films, the only theater in Atlanta to do so exclusively.

It's located off of Cheshire Bridge in the Publix plaza so there's free parking. The lot isn't that large so I can see it filling up on a busy weekend night but I had no trouble midweek. It's a Regal theater so you can purchase tickets online and look...

Nice small multi screen theatre. Attracts a diverse crowd of Indie lovers. Nice cafe in the large well lighted lobby. Really good latte. Saw the Miles Davis biopic with Black. Fun to spend time with him, a Davis like look and character. He misbehaved a little but still...I liked the film particularly Don Cheadle in it as Miles and the dark beauty who played his wife. A complex man was Miles. Not a walk in the park but well worth the effort to know him. Were his abuses drug related or something more sinister? In so many ways he was a stand up guy in a time when all Black men were routinely disregarded, disrespected, brutalized and dismissed regardless of their status high or low. He stood tall and took his licks but not graciously. For the woman who wrote Mad At Miles,...