Los Feliz 3 Theatre — Local services in Los Angeles

What a magnificent gem, this Los Feliz theatre is. The kind of cinema that breaths romance and character alike. Ideally to slip in with your date, your movie buff buddy or just solo.

Nestled in the shadow of the Griffith Observatory, it glimmers in its neon purple lights. Inviting you to partake in the allure of old Hollywood. Thank you Los Feliz, let's celebrate your existence with a movie ticket and some Popcorn & Cherry Coke to boot.

By the way, please disregard the other reviews that mention this theater being too small and run by teenagers.

Every good, local neighborhood cineplex should foster the small charm feel and be serviced by gum chewing adolescents. Those reviewers defiling this jewel of a theatre with their bad taste are best of being locked up in some over-commercialized mega AMC bioscope in the Valley with the keys thrown away.

So, turn off your Netflix, turn on your featured film craving, be around some likeminded motion pictures...

I make a comment that a staff member pointed me to the wrong door. Then that staff member swears. Then I swear. Then a customer calls me, a transgender woman, out, but not the staff member. While referring to me as male. Staff doesn't do anything about that customer. I ask for a refund. Security refers to me as male, I thought. That seems confirmed since he then did. I was also misgendered by I think the first staff member mentioned in this review. Conservative practice in a house of art. Wow. It was also disappointing that I asked a woman staff member a question, only for a guy to answer me. This is a problem since it was rude to the woman staff member. First...

Pretty good little theater. The stuff they do with American Cinemateque is really cool, especially when they show stuff on real film. The drinks and snacks are pretty cheap compared to the big box theaters -- but the employees are really unenthusiastic and don't care about movies at all. It's kinda a weird dichotomy to be such a great location that is all about film preservation but then hires only teenagers that do not care about anything related to film (they literally didn't know who...