Every Movie Theater in the 5 Boroughs

Movie theaters are doing what they can to remain a vital part of culture. Major chains are providing dinner and a movie all in one sitting, subscription services, and discounted Tuesday nights. New York is home to some of the best movie going experiences in the country offering a wide variety of blockbusters and classic films.

The movie theater experience has changed in the last 15 years, and movie theater owners are doing what they can to adapt to the current needs of consumers. Oscars nominations have already been announced, and many theaters are re-releasing some of the nominees before the ceremony on March 15th.

Below we have compiled a comprehensive list of every movie theater in the 5 boroughs. Check out what’s playing in the theaters near you and make plans to enjoy some popcorn and candy!

Movie Theaters in Bronx

The Bronx currently has the least number of movie theaters of any borough with only two. Residents of the Bronx have an option between AMC and Regal or can travel into the city for more variety.

Movie Theaters in Brooklyn

Brooklyn is notably the only borough to not have an AMC Theater in its border. This has allowed theaters like Nitehawk and Alamo to have a bigger presence in the area. Brooklyn has the second most theaters out of the five boroughs, with 13 theaters.

Nitehawk Movie Theater
The Nitehawk Theater in Prospect Park. By Rhododendrites – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link

Movie Theaters in Manhattan

Manhattan has the most theaters out of any borough with 34 theaters. Movie goers can experience movies on the largest IMAX screen in the country at AMC Lincoln Square 13 or can enjoy movies projected on film at Village East by Angelika.

Village East Movie Theater
Village East by Angelika. By ajay_sureshVillage East Cinema, CC BY 2.0, Link

AMC Theaters in Manhattan

Regal Movie Theaters in Manhattan

Angelika Movie Theaters in Manhattan

Indie Theaters and Other Chains in Manhattan

Movie Theaters in Queens

Queens is home to the Museum of Moving Image, which has the Redstone Theater. You can enjoy many classic films at the Redstone Theater any time of year. Queens has 11 movie theaters, which is the 3rd most out of the 5 boroughs.

The Museum of Moving Image. By NickCPrior – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link

Movie Theaters in Staten Island

Local Staten Islanders have 4 nearby theaters accessible to them. One of them being the Atrium Stadium Cinemas, which has been family-run since 1994. This puts them at 4th out of the boroughs in the number of theaters.

When looking for new apartments in the future, make sure you aren’t too far from one of these theaters on the list. At the very least, make sure you can easily access them via train or bus!

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