LA for Film Lovers: Four Places to Watch Movies
Los Angeles moviegoing can mean industry previews and receptions at Harmony Gold, 4DX screenings at Regal LA Live, or classic and cult films on a cemetery lawn with picnics and DJs.
Harmony Gold hosts industry previews, film festivals and red-carpet receptions on Sunset Boulevard. Screenings take place in a clean theater. A reception lobby gives guests space to gather over drinks and finger food around premieres and awards shows. The venue has a green room for performers. Underground parking is on site.
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TCL Chinese Theatre is a 1927 pagoda-style movie palace on Hollywood Boulevard, commissioned by Sid Grauman, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. Its 90-foot bronze roof frames the Forecourt of the Stars, where performers from the 1920s to the present left handprints and signatures. Inside, the world's largest IMAX auditorium and MX4D motion seating support major film premieres.
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Regal LA Live is a modern multiplex on West Olympic Boulevard with immersive 4DX screenings and plush adjustable seating. High-quality projection supports the cinema experience, while the venue also serves as a screening location for the LA Film Festival. This Downtown Los Angeles theater offers a contemporary way to watch films.
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Cinespia at Hollywood Forever Cemetery screens classic and cult films outdoors on the Fairbanks Lawn. Fountains, pools and historic trees surround the lawn. Visitors bring their own picnics and set up dining spaces on the grass. DJs play dance sets before and after the movie. Themed photobooths are part of the evening.
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