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  • Image: Arizona Science Center's Irene P. Flinn Theater

    Arizona Science Center's Irene P. Flinn Theater

    600 E. Washington St. Central Phoenix

    602-716-2000

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    This IMAX theater is located in the Arizona Science center and displays films on a 5-story screen in either standard or 3D format.
    1 article
  • Image: Cinemark Mesa 16

    Cinemark Mesa 16

    1051 N. Dobson Rd. Mesa

    480-733-2843

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    6 articles
  • Image: Pollack Tempe Cinemas

    Pollack Tempe Cinemas

    1825 E. Elliot Rd. Tempe

    480-345-6461

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    Located in Tempe off the Loop 101 near the intersection of Elliot and McClintock Dr., this discount theater offers a recently remodeled snack bar and games in the lobby. In addition, guests can take photos with the life-sized celebrity figures in the lobby and check out the collection of movie memorabilia on display.
    67 articles
  • Image: AMC Ahwatukee 24

    AMC Ahwatukee 24

    4915 E. Ray Rd. Ahwatukee

    602-956-4

    This 24-screen theater is located just off Highway 10. Amenities include stadium seating, digital projectors, close-captioning, wheelchair access, theater rentals and made to order hot food. They're also offer parent friendly Bring Your Baby Matinees.
    8 articles
  • Image: AMC Arizona Center 24

    AMC Arizona Center 24

    565 N. 3rd St. Central Phoenix

    602-956-4

    This 24-screen theater is located in downtown Phoenix just off of East Van Buren Street. Amenities include digital projectors, stadium seating, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively.
    5 articles
  • Image: AMC Arrowhead 14

    AMC Arrowhead 14

    7700 W. Arrowhead Towne Center, Ste. 1079 Glendale

    602-956-4

    This 14-screen theater is located in Arrowhead Towne Center just off the 101. Amenities include digital projectors, stadium seating, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively.
    1 article

  • AMC Centerpoint 11

    730 S Mill Ave Tempe

  • AMC Deer Valley 17

    3033 W. Agua Fria Freeway North Phoenix

    623-434-0300

    This 17-screen theater is located in north of Glendale and off the Loop 101. Amenities include digital projectors, stadium seating, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access and drinks and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively.
    1 article

  • AMC Deer Valley 30

    3033 W. Agua Fria Freeway New River

  • Image: AMC Desert Ridge 18

    AMC Desert Ridge 18

    21001 N. Tatum North Phoenix

    480-606-0803

    This 18-screen theater is located in northern Phoenix just off Loop 101. Amenities include digital projectors, stadium seating, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access made to order beverages and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively. This theater also shows independent films.
    8 articles
  • Image: AMC Dine-In Esplanade 14

    AMC Dine-In Esplanade 14

    2515 E. Camelback Rd. East Phoenix

    602-667-0330

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    15 articles

  • AMC Mesa Grand 14

    1647 S. Stapley Mesa

  • Image: AMC Mesa Grand 24

    AMC Mesa Grand 24

    1647 S. Stapley Mesa

    602-956-4

    This 24-screen theater is located in Mesa just off the 60. Amenities include digital projectors, stadium seating, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access and drinks and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively.
    3 articles

  • AMC Surprise Pointe 14

    13649 N. Litchfield Rd., Surprise Waddell

    623-584-3884

  • Image: AMC Westgate 20

    AMC Westgate 20

    9400 W. Hanna Dr. Glendale

    888-262-4386

    This 20-screen theater is located in Westgate City Center off the Loop 101. Amenities include digital projectors, theatre rentals, closed captioning, assisted listening devices, descriptive video, wheelchair access and hot food to order. This theater also offers Bring Your Baby and Sensory Friendly Films for families with young children and autistic members respectively.
    5 articles

  • Americacinemas Phoenix

    7611 W. Thomas Road Space G051 West Phoenix

    623-247-1899

  • Apache Drive-In

    112 S. Broad St., Globe Outside the Valley

    928-425-4511

  • B & B Goodyear Palm Valley 14

    1325 N. Litchfield Rd., 1325 N. Litchfield Rd Goodyear

    602-222-3456

  • Image: Chandler Cinemas

    Chandler Cinemas

    2140 N. Arizona Ave. Chandler

    480-821-1605

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  • Cinema Latino De Phoenix

    7611 W. Thomas Rd. West Phoenix

    888-588

    This movie theater is located at the Desert Sky Mall. It shows popular Latin American movies and Hollywood movies subtitled or dubbed into Spanish.
  • Image: Dickinson Palm Valley 14

    Dickinson Palm Valley 14

    1325 N. Litchfield Rd. Goodyear

    623-535-4000

    This 14-screen theater is located in Goodyear. Amenities include stadium seating, digital sound and theater rentals.

  • AMC Surprise Point 14 Theater

    13649 N. Litchfield Rd., Surprise Waddell

    623-584-3880

    This is the only IMAX theater in Surprise and one of the only in the state. In addition to digital projection and 3D films, this theater hosts alternative programming such as ballet, comedy, opera, concerts and documentaries.
    1 article

  • Digital Drive-In AZ Lake Pleasant

    8707 N. Harbor Blvd. Peoria

    480-308-1515

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  • Image: Farrelli's Cinema Supper Club

    Farrelli's Cinema Supper Club

    14202 N. Scottsdale Rd., #114 North Scottsdale

    480-905-7200

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    What a terrific concept — a full dinner (with drinks) served during a movie. This 1940s Art Deco movie-palace-style theater parks patrons in cushy velvet armchairs, and wines and dines them while playing second-run, classic and independent films. While gourmet entrees like salmon and artichoke chicken are available, appetizers and sandwiches shine. Baked Brie à l'orange and grilled portabello with sausage are sublime. Prices are a bargain, much better than $5 stale popcorn and $3.75 soda at your local theater.
    5 articles

  • FatCats Gilbert Recline & Dine Cinema 6

    4321 E. Baseline Dr. Gilbert

    480-498-3325

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  • FatCats Mesa

    5846 E Longbow Parkway Mesa

    480-498-3323

  • FatCats Queen Creek

    20660 E Riggs Rd. Queen Creek

    801-753-9045

  • FatCats Surprise

    13100 N Prasada Parkway Surprise

  • Image: FilmBar

    FilmBar

    815 N. 2nd St. Central Phoenix

    602-595-9187

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    FilmBar doesn't just have the lock down on the hippest indie and foreign film screenings. The theater's lounge is a fully functioning bar, featuring DJs, live music and a carefully selected menu of import and domestic beers.
    Standard brews have no place in the bar, which favors full bodied dark beers and tasty pints of Boddingtons. The entertainment tends to be as eclectic as the movies, with ensembles like Haunted Cologne (polka-punk) taking the stage, and DJs offering up world-music cuts.
    The bar's Middle Eastern decor is perfect for kicking back, either in the high backed couches or on the floor, beanbag style.
    380 articles
  • Image: Fox Tucson Theatre

    Fox Tucson Theatre

    17 W. Congress, Tucson Outside the Valley

    520-624-1515

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    This historic theater has The Fox Theater Foundation to thank for its continued existence. The non-profit organization was created in 1999 for the sole purpose of restoring the theater and returning it to the Tucson community. Construction of the theater began in August 1929, though originally the theater was to be named the Tower Theater. It was meant to be a jewel of the Tucson downtown district and cost a total $300,000 to construct; it was designed as a vaudeville and movie house with a full fly-lost and dressing rooms beneath the stage. Eventually the changing times lead to the theater's decay though it was spared from destruction until residents came to return it to it's former glory. Now the theater hosts concerts, fundraisers, film screenings and live performances.

  • Hollis Cinemas 4

    161 N. Broad St., Globe Outside the Valley

    928-425-5581

    Hollis Cinema 4, formerly known as Globe Theater, has been transformed from a 35mm film theater into a state-of-the-art digital cinema theater. There are four screens that serve the residents of Globe by showing current movie releases.
    1 article

  • Harkins Arcadia 8

    3975 E. Thomas Rd. East Phoenix

    602-275-5271

  • Harkins Arizona Mills 18 w/IMAX

    5000 S. Arizona Mills Circle Tempe

    480-820-0387

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