Landmark's Inwood Theatre

I've been to the bar/lounge here once a few years ago but this was my first time seeing a movie here. Can't weigh in on the concessions or the bathrooms so this'll just be about the movie experience. My friend and I were the only ones here for the movie. The seats are comfy but you can tell they're a little old and worn (upstairs theater). They don't recline but they do rock a little? When the movie started, the lights along the walls weren't turned off so watching a scary/vampire flick with the lights on wasn't the best. I came here because it was close to me & had the most convenient show time after having to reschedule from another theater a couple of days before. If I had a choice, I might pick a different theater next time (but the bar is cool). Just nothing special here. Meh.

This theatre was really vintage and cool. The pictures on their website show couches and bean bags and I was really looking forward to watching the movie in them but sadly it's not in all the theater rooms just the one downstairs i guess so don't be fooled by their web pics. The regular rooms had regular chairs, no reclining or anything. Overall the theatre was nice and me and my friends had a good time taking pictures in front of it and inside but if you're going solely for the couches, double check you're going to be in that theatre room. The price was 8.50 for matinee.

Theater is a shadow of its former self. Showed up at 25 after show time and they refused to sell me a ticket for a Thursday afternoon matinee. Not exactly a busy time and I'm sure the theater only had a handful of people in it. Their loss for turning me away and losing a $25-$30 sale.