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Two Prosecutors
A KGB/Stalin-era drama set in a Soviet prison. An unapologetically political parable with unavoidable contemporary resonances. Compared to Kafka — precision of a Swiss watch.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
97%
Metacritic
85
IMDb
7.1
"Kafkaesque parable with the precision of a Swiss watch. Unavoidable contemporary resonances."
#2
Palestine 36
Set during the British Mandate era. Charts Palestine's colonial history. Palestine's Oscar entry. Stars Jeremy Irons. Elegantly conceived, sometimes didactic.
Ebert
★★★½
RT Critics
97%
RT Aud
81%
IMDb
7.6
"Proficiently edited. Charts colonial victimhood elegantly."
#3
Chime
A 45-minute horror masterwork from the director of Cure and Pulse. Now playing as a double feature with Serpent's Path. Theatrical only — never streaming.
Ebert
★★★½
RT Critics
100%
IMDb
6.4
"From the master of Cure and Pulse. Theatrical only — see it now or never."
#4
Sirat
From the Spanish-Moroccan filmmaker behind Fire Will Come. Cannes Jury Prize. Available with open captioning.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
91%
Metacritic
85
IMDb
7.0
"Transcendent. A rave-soundtracked pilgrimage into the void — Cannes Jury Prize winner."
#5
Miroirs No. 3
A four-person chamber piece starring Paula Beer as a depressed piano student. Hitchcockian shades of Vertigo. Explores spiritual death, resurrection, and rebirth.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
93%
"A Ravel-ation. Quiet, contemplative — in conversation with Petzold's other works."
#6
Kontinental '25
From the provocative Romanian New Wave director behind Bad Luck Banging. Satirical and formally inventive.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
95%
Metacritic
82
IMDb
6.7
NEW
Days and Nights in the Forest
Ray's humanist masterpiece. Four Calcutta friends escape to the forests of Palamau for a weekend of freedom. 4K restoration by The Film Foundation with Wes Anderson — premiered in Cannes Classics. ENDS SOON at Film Forum.
IMDb
8.1
RT Critics
100%
"One of the great films of the 1970s — now restored in 4K."
NEW
Where Is the Friend's House?
The first film in Kiarostami's Koker trilogy. An 8-year-old boy discovers he has taken his friend's notebook by mistake and sets out to return it. A masterpiece of humanist cinema. Apr 14–16 only.
IMDb
8.1
RT Critics
100%
"Tender, patient, profoundly moral. Kiarostami at his most luminous."
NEW
Trouble in Paradise
Lubitsch's pre-Code masterpiece — thieves in love in Paris and Venice. Part of Film Forum's The Lubitsch Touch retrospective (from Apr 14): Monte Carlo, Shop Around the Corner, One Hour with You, Smiling Lieutenant, Bluebeard's 8th Wife, Merry Widow, Design for Living, Cluny Brown, Ninotchka, Heaven Can Wait, To Be or Not to Be — mostly 35mm.
IMDb
8.0
RT Critics
100%
"The Lubitsch Touch at its most sparkling — the template for romantic sophistication."
NEW
Blue Velvet (4K Restoration)
Lynch's neo-noir masterpiece in a new 40th anniversary 4K restoration. Isabella Rossellini, Kyle MacLachlan, Dennis Hopper. A rite of passage for anyone serious about cinema.
Ebert
★★★½
RT Critics
94%
IMDb
7.7
Ebert: "Lynch is like the boy who stuck his finger into the wound to see what it felt like. Blue Velvet is that finger."
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The Christophers
Art-world heist comedy. Stars Ian McKellen, Michaela Coel, Jessica Gunning, James Corden. TIFF debut to rave reviews. NY/LA April 10, wide April 17. NYT Critic's Pick.
RT Critics
97%
Metacritic
73
NEW
Hamlet
Shakespeare reimagined in contemporary London. Riz Ahmed stars as the haunted prince moving between Hindu temples and homeless camps. Telluride premiere. Vertical release Apr 10.
RT Critics
72%
IMDb
6.4
"Fueled by Riz Ahmed's electrifying turn, this gritty, streamlined Hamlet boldly reimagines the classic tragedy." — RT consensus
📍 Angelika Film Center📍 Cinema Village📍 Alamo Drafthouse LM📍 Regal Essex Crossing $📍 AMC Kips Bay 15
Yes
From the provocative director of Synonyms (Berlin Golden Bear) and Ahed's Knee. Hebrew/French with English subtitles.
Ebert
★★★½
IMDb
6.5
Ebert: "Riotously prods at Israel's self-image." — Post-Oct 7 moral reckoning.
The Stranger
Ozon's adaptation of Camus' L'Étranger. Stars Benjamin Voisin, Rebecca Marder, Denis Lavant. Won César for Best Supporting Actor.
RT Critics
88%
IMDb
7.2
The Blue Trail
Berlinale Silver Bear winner. A dystopian Amazon odyssey about a 77-year-old woman refusing to be shipped to a retirement colony. From the director of Neon Bull.
RT Critics
93%
IMDb
7.1
Pillion
Cannes Un Certain Regard standout. Intense British queer romance on the back of a motorcycle.
RT Critics
86%
IMDb
7.0
Dead Lover
An absurd Frankenstein riff shot on a black box theater set with miniatures, stop-motion, and 16mm. Special "Stink-O-Vision" screenings.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
85%
Metacritic
66
IMDb
5.6
"Quietly radical, palpable chemistry between the married real-life stars."
Marc by Sofia
Sofia Coppola's intimate portrait of Marc Jacobs. From one of America's most distinctive filmmakers — a visually stunning doc about fashion, friendship, and creative legacy.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
73%
Metacritic
59
Fantasy Life
Indie dramedy with Amanda Peet. A romantic comedy about smart, neurotic New Yorkers.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
84%
IMDb
7.0
"Slight but pleasing. Peet's performance is the best part."
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undertone
Sundance premiere. Themes of grief and lack of faith embedded in a sonic and visual nightmare. One of the most chill-inducing final acts in recent memory.
Ebert
★★★½
RT Critics
72%
Metacritic
66
IMDb
6.6
"Sonic and visual nightmare about grief. One of the most chill-inducing final acts in recent memory."
📍 AMC 84th St $📍 Regal Union Square $
Forbidden Fruits
Sapphic witch thriller starring Lili Reinhart. SXSW premiere. Aggressively campy with divine femininity themes.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
76%
Metacritic
54
IMDb
6.5
Alpha
From the Palme d'Or-winning director of Titane. Stars Golshifteh Farahani and Tahar Rahim. Divisive — bold auteur vision but critics split.
Ebert
★½
RT Critics
57%
Metacritic
50
IMDb
5.9
"Panned. Despite the pedigree, critics found it lacking."
📍 AMC Empire 25 $📍 AMC Lincoln Square $
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APR 25
April
An OB/GYN faces malpractice charges while secretly providing illegal abortions in rural Georgia. Venice Special Jury Prize. Filmmaker Q&A at Film Forum Apr 24 & 26.
RT Critics
95%
APR 17
Amrum
WWII coming-of-age on the island of Amrum, 1945. Stars Diane Kruger. Cannes 2025. From the director of Head-On and The Edge of Heaven. Kino Lorber distribution, NYC exclusive at Quad Cinema.
RT Critics
TBD
APR 22
La maison des bois
First-ever U.S. theatrical release! Pialat's 1971 masterwork — a 7-part TV series presented as a film. WWI-era village story. Janus Films 4K restoration. Part of Pialat retrospective at Lincoln Center Apr 22–28.
📍 Film at Lincoln Center
APR 8–19
If on a Winter's Night
Executive produced by Payal Kapadia (All We Imagine as Light). A Malayali couple navigating life in Delhi. New Directors/New Films 2026.
📍 MoMA
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF)
APR 10
Bhooth Bangla
Hindi horror-comedy with Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal, and Tabu. Directed by Priyadarshan (Hera Pheri). Likely at AMC Empire 25.
📍 AMC Empire 25 $
APR 17
Mother Mary
Anne Hathaway, Michaela Coel, Hunter Schafer. Pop star identity crisis — psychosexual drama about fame and faith. From the director of A Ghost Story.
MAY 1
Hokum
A writer visits an Irish inn said to be haunted by a witch. From the director of Oddity. NEON distribution.
RT Critics
96%
Metacritic
79
MAY 22
I Love Boosters
From the writer-director of Sorry to Bother You. Shoplifters targeting a fashion maven. Sci-fi comedy with Boots Riley's signature surrealism.
RT Critics
97%
Metacritic
73
NEW
Normal
Action thriller starring Bob Odenkirk. A sheriff in a Midwestern town uncovers dark secrets. Magnolia Pictures' widest-ever release (2,000 theaters). Opens April 17.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📅 Opens April 17
NEW
The Mummy
R-rated horror reimagining from the Evil Dead Rise director. Stars Jack Reynor and Laia Costa. Opens April 17.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📅 Opens April 17
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Busboys
Comedy set in an Arizona border town. Stars Theo Von, David Spade, Tim Dillon, Bobby Lee. Self-produced/distributed. Opens April 17.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📅 Opens April 17
NEW
Everyone Is Lying to You for Money
Documentary. Opens April 17 at IFC Center.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📅 Opens April 17
🎬 Quad Cinema — Now Playing
34 W 13th St, Greenwich Village — art house & indie films.
APR 2–6
The Drama
Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattinson), happily engaged, have a drunken late-night confessional with another couple — and Emma reveals a truth from her past that sends their wedding week off the rails. A24's audaciously dark and uncomfortable provocation.
Ebert
★½
RT Critics
83%
IMDb
7.2
Metacritic
64
MAR 31–APR 6
Group: The Schopenhauer Effect
A charming documentary filmmaker joins a Manhattan therapy group and announces plans to turn the sessions into a TV series, unraveling the group's carefully maintained trust. Inspired by Irvin D. Yalom's novel The Schopenhauer Cure; largely improvised in 90-minute uncut takes with a real psychoanalyst.
NEW
Bunnylovr
Now playing at Quad Cinema.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
Metrograph — Now Playing & Upcoming
7 Ludlow St, LES · 🚇 ~28 min · Full calendar →
Bar, restaurant, 35mm projection. One of NYC's best cinemas.
NEW
Fiume o morte!
New Croatian film screening this weekend at Metrograph. From director Igor Bezinović.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
NEW
Bringing Up Baby
Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant in Hawks' screwball masterpiece about a paleontologist's life spiraling into chaos. Part of Metrograph's Screen Time family program.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
97%
NEW
Shanghai Triad
A peasant boy becomes entangled in 1930s Shanghai's criminal underworld working for a Triad boss. Zhang Yimou and Gong Li's final collaboration.
Ebert
★★
RT Critics
90%
NEW
Whistle Stop
A woman returns to her small hometown, reigniting old flames and becoming caught in a murder scheme. 1946 noir with George Raft and Ava Gardner.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
NEW
Harvest 3000 Years
Landmark 1976 Ethiopian film about a peasant family's struggle against feudal oppression. Directed by Haile Gerima (Sankofa).
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
NEW
Decalogue (Kieślowski)
Continuing the complete Kieślowski retrospective — Decalogue Part 8 and Program A screening this week at Metrograph.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
Paris Theatre
4 W 58th St · 🚶 25 min · Netflix-operated · Free screenings + curated repertory · Full calendar →
Oldest single-screen in NYC. 571 seats. 35mm + 4K restorations. Most screenings are FREE with RSVP.
PARIS
The Handmaiden
Park Chan-wook's erotic thriller set in 1930s Korea under Japanese occupation. A pickpocket hired as handmaiden to a Japanese heiress — labyrinthine deception, stunning visuals. Part of the "All the Rage: BEEF" series.
RT
96%
IMDb
8.1
PARIS
Caché (Hidden)
A Parisian couple receives anonymous surveillance tapes of their home. Daniel Auteuil and Juliette Binoche. Haneke's masterwork on guilt, colonialism, and the violence of watching. Part of "All the Rage: BEEF" series.
RT
90%
IMDb
7.3
NEW
Taxi Driver
Travis Bickle drives the night streets of a decaying New York City, spiraling into violent obsession. De Niro's iconic role in Scorsese's masterpiece.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
89%
NEW
Chinatown
Private eye Jake Gittes uncovers a web of corruption, murder, and incest in 1930s Los Angeles. Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway. One of the greatest screenplays ever written.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
99%
NEW
Burn After Reading
CIA, gym employees, and a volatile ex-marshal collide in the Coens' dark comedy about intelligence — and the lack thereof.
Ebert
★★★½
RT Critics
78%
NEW
The Second Mother
A housekeeper's daughter arrives in an elite São Paulo household and refuses to obey the family's social rules, exposing Brazil's deep class divisions.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
98%
NEW
Anatomy of a Fall
A novelist is accused of murdering her husband after he falls from their mountain chalet. Palme d'Or winner dissects truth, language, and a marriage.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
96%
NEW
Phantom Thread
Daniel Day-Lewis's final role as a 1950s couturier whose controlled world is disrupted by a strong-willed muse. An exquisite power struggle disguised as a love story.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
91%
NEW
Like Crazy
Two women from vastly different backgrounds — one aristocratic, one haunted — form an unlikely friendship and escape from a mental institution on an adventure.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
82%
NEW
The Informant!
Matt Damon as a corporate whistleblower who's secretly embezzling millions. Soderbergh's dryly comic true-crime story about lies within lies.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
80%
NEW
Michael Clayton
A law firm's fixer uncovers a corporate cover-up when a colleague goes rogue. Clooney at his best in this taut, intelligent legal thriller.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
90%
NEW
Revolutionary Road
A 1950s suburban couple's Paris escape plan unravels as their marriage disintegrates under the weight of conformity and personal disillusionment. DiCaprio and Winslet reunited.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
67%
Film at Lincoln Center
165 W 65th St · 🚇 ~25 min · Full schedule →
New Directors/New Films — April 8–19
ND/NF
Two Seasons, Two Strangers
Golden Leopard winner at Locarno. Two manga-inspired stories of fleeting encounters — a summer seaside meet-cute and a snowbound winter connection between a screenwriter and an innkeeper. Formally rigorous, moving, occasionally humorous. Recalls Hong Sangsoo.
RT Critics
100%
IMDb
7.0
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Brand New Landscape
Cannes Directors' Fortnight debut. Youngest Japanese filmmaker ever at Cannes. A delivery driver in redeveloping Shibuya confronts his estranged father, a landscape designer. Ozu-like family drama set against Tokyo's ever-changing skyline.
RT Critics
100%
IMDb
5.7
No Ebert review
ND/NF
If on a Winter's Night (Khidki Gaav)
Exec produced by Payal Kapadia (All We Imagine as Light). A young Kerala couple navigates love, prejudice, and cramped spaces in Delhi. Won Hylife Vision Award at Busan and three prizes at Kerala Film Festival.
IMDb
6.0
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Do You Love Me
Venice premiere. A love letter to Beirut assembled from 70 years of archival footage, home movies, and 106 independent Lebanese films. 20,000 sources consulted. Won Best International Film at Doc Point Helsinki. 76 min.
IMDb
8.1
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Fantasy
Won First Film Award at FIDMarseille. A young woman's fears and fantasies fill a notebook; a young man finds it on a train. Together they enter a nocturnal forest where dreams come to life. Genre-defying psychological portrait. 79 min.
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Memory
Venice Giornate degli Autori opening film. Ukrainian-born filmmaker's stunning autobiographical hybrid — childhood memories of war-torn Chechnya restaged as jewel-like 16mm vignettes with saturated Parajanov-like colors and a toy theater of plastic dolls. 98 min.
IMDb
7.3
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Forest High (Forêt Ivre)
Berlinale Perspectives debut, Special Mention. A melancholy triptych shot across a year at a remote Alpine hut — three women serve as seasonal caretakers, each facing solitude and silence. Stars Salomé Richard, Aurélia Petit, Anne Coesens. 106 min.
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Cold Metal (Frío metal)
Won Prix Georges de Beauregard at FIDMarseille. Two brothers on the outskirts of Mexico City — one vanished, the other wakes with no memories. Shot on 16mm and 8mm in color and B&W. Entrancing modernist narrative between documentary and the supernatural. 105 min.
IMDb
5.4
No Ebert review
ND/NF
Strange River (Estrany Riu)
Venice Orizzonti premiere. Golden Puffin winner at Reykjavík. A 16-year-old on a family cycling trip along the Danube encounters a mysterious boy who appears and disappears in the river. Shot on 16mm, scored with Penguin Cafe Orchestra and Ravel. Sun-kissed coming-of-age.
IMDb
6.1
No Ebert review
NEW
Leviticus
ND/NF 2026 opening film. A contemplative Australian drama.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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Donkey Days
ND/NF 2026 closing film.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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Erupcja
ND/NF 2026 selection. Screening at Walter Reade Theater.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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Maddie's Secret
ND/NF 2026 selection. Screening at Walter Reade Theater.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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Aro Berria
ND/NF 2026. A Basque commune navigates the aftermath of the Franco era.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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Marseille, 14th July
ND/NF 2026 selection.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
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The Following Day
ND/NF 2026 selection.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 Film at Lincoln Center (ND/NF 2026)
🎟 AMC / Regal — Now Playing
AMC Lincoln Square, Empire 25, 84th St, Orpheum 7, Harlem 9 · Regal Union Square, Essex Crossing, Battery Park — focusing on foreign, indie & notable films.
NOW PLAYING
Dhurandhar: The Revenge
A RAW operative returns to Delhi, avenging the 26/11 Mumbai attacks while confronting corrupt officials and a ruthless ISI Major. The sequel to 2025's Dhurandhar, it has become the highest-grossing Indian film ever in North America.
RT Critics
38%
RT Audience
95%
IMDb
8.6
AMC Empire 25
4K · NOW PLAYING
The Killer (1989)
A contract killer (Chow Yun-fat) accidentally blinds a nightclub singer during a job. Determined to pay for her sight-restoring surgery, he takes one final contract — as a detective (Danny Lee) closes in. John Woo's operatic masterpiece of heroic bloodshed, screening in a new 4K restoration with a post-film interview with Woo.
Ebert
★★★★
RT Critics
98%
IMDb
7.9
Regal Union Square
Regal Essex Crossing
Regal Battery Park
OPENS APR 10
ChaO
In a near-future Shanghai where humans and mermaids coexist, mild-mannered shipping engineer Stephan is suddenly proposed to by mermaid princess Chao. As their unlikely romance deepens, a tragic accident threatens the fragile peace between their two species. Produced by Studio 4°C, distributed by GKIDS.
RT Critics
100%
IMDb
6.9
Regal Union Square
Regal Essex Crossing
Regal Battery Park
OPENS APR 10
Exit 8
A commuter is trapped in an endless, sterile underground subway corridor governed by one rule: spot any anomaly, turn back immediately — miss one, and something terrible happens. Based on the viral 2023 video game; premiered in Cannes Midnight section 2025 to an 8-minute standing ovation. Neon release.
IMDb
6.4
Regal Essex Crossing
Regal Battery Park
NOW PLAYING
Alpha
A coming-of-age body-horror set in 1980s France about stigma, adolescence, and disease. From the director of Titane and Raw (Neon).
Ebert
★½
RT Critics
56%
IMDb
5.9
AMC Empire 25
AMC Lincoln Square
Regal Essex Crossing
NOW PLAYING
Project Hail Mary
Dr. Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes alone in a spacecraft billions of miles from Earth with no memory — and pieces together he's on a solo mission to find the source of an organism threatening the Sun. As he does, he makes an extraordinary interstellar contact. Based on Andy Weir's bestselling novel; $317M worldwide.
Ebert
★★★
RT Critics
95%
RT Audience
96%
IMDb
8.4
Metacritic
77
AMC Lincoln Square (IMAX)
AMC Empire 25 (IMAX/Dolby)
AMC 84th St
AMC Orpheum 7
AMC Harlem 9
Regal Union Square
Regal Battery Park
NOW PLAYING
Wuthering Heights (2026)
Emerald Fennell's stylized adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic, starring Margot Robbie as Catherine and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff. Divisive, lavish, WB release.
Ebert
★★
RT Critics
57%
RT Audience
76%
IMDb
6.2
Metacritic
55
AMC Lincoln Square
NEW
The Drama
Playing everywhere across NYC — AMC, Regal, Alamo, Quad, and more.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
You, Me & Tuscany
Romantic comedy starring Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page. Universal wide release in 3,100+ theaters.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Faces of Death
Horror reimagining of the 1978 cult classic. Stars Barbie Ferreira and Dacre Montgomery. Opening on 1,600+ screens.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Beast
MMA action drama starring Russell Crowe. Lionsgate wide release.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Hoppers
Wide release playing across all major NYC multiplexes.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Hunting Matthew Nichols
Playing at AMC Empire, AMC Kips Bay, Regal Union Square, and Alamo Drafthouse.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Newborn
Playing at AMC Empire 25, AMC 34th Street, AMC Kips Bay, and AMC Village 7.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
Animated sequel. Wide release across all major NYC theaters.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
They Will Kill You
Playing at AMC Empire 25, AMC 34th Street, Regal Times Square, Regal Union Square.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Legends of the Lost Ark
Playing at AMC Empire 25, Regal Times Square, Regal Essex Crossing, Regal Union Square.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
NEW
Scream 7
Playing at AMC Empire 25. Latest installment in the slasher franchise.
Ebert
TBD
RT Critics
TBD
📍 AMC Empire 25
📍 AMC Lincoln Square 13
📍 Regal Union Square
📍 Regal Essex Crossing
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📍 36-01 35th Ave, Astoria
🚇 28 min
No recliners
267 seats, 16mm-70mm
Free w/ Bloomberg BOB! First Look Apr 23-May 3
$15/free
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📍 1998 Broadway (68th St)
🚇 28 min
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IMAX Laser, Dolby, PRIME, 70mm
Flagship IMAX
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📍 4 W 58th St
🚶 25 min
No recliners
1 screen (571 seats)
Oldest single-screen in NYC. Netflix operated
Free
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📍 165 W 65th St
🚇 28 min
No recliners
3 screens (Elinor Bunin Munroe, Walter Reade, Amphitheater)
NYFF home. ND/NF festival Apr 8-19
~$17
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📍 209 W Houston St
🚇 34 min
No recliners
4 screens
Best repertory in NYC. Foreign/indie/classics
$18
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📍 2 Sixth Ave (Tribeca)
🚇 34 min
No recliners
2 screens
Boutique hotel cinema. Curated repertory
$19
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📍 32 Second Ave (E 2nd St)
🚇 35 min
No recliners
2 screens
Avant-garde/experimental. Essential Films program
$14
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📍 7 Ludlow St (LES)
🚇 40 min
No recliners
2 screens
Gorgeous venue. Repertory + new. Bar & restaurant
$18
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Closest walk + recliners
Cinema 123 by Angelika (10 min walk) — no discount but recliners & close
Cinema 123 by Angelika (10 min walk) — no discount but recliners & close
Closest AMC with discount
AMC Lincoln Square (🚇 15 min) — IMAX/Dolby, recliners in Dolby only
AMC Lincoln Square (🚇 15 min) — IMAX/Dolby, recliners in Dolby only
Best recliner experience
AMC 84th St (🚇 25 min) — all 6 screens full recliners + discount
AMC 84th St (🚇 25 min) — all 6 screens full recliners + discount
Best IMAX + recliners + discount
AMC 34th St (60 min) — all 14 screens recliners + IMAX + Dolby
AMC 34th St (60 min) — all 14 screens recliners + IMAX + Dolby