Great value for the money - clean and comfortable too.\t\n\t\nHome of Rocky Horror Picture Show! ...read more

This theater keeps showing first run movies, but very few people come here. It has adequate parking, and is very easy to access the theater from South 19th. The popcorn and other treats are great, but it is not stadium seating. The sound is OK, and the screens are as large or larger than AMC8. The best thing is I have never been crowded like at Lakewood and youcan get in and get out. ...read more

If you're into video/DVD rentals, Blockbuster on 6th does have a lot. It's a large store with many sections, and plenty of copies of most titles.However, I'm more into buying used DVDs of movies I'd like to keep, so I always check the "used... ...read more

The Blue Mouse Theater is the only one of its kind left, certainly in the area, if not in the whole country. A small neighborhood theater dating back to the 1930's, with authentic original decor and a small stage where they used to give awa... ...read more

I love going to the Grand Cinema for shows you won't see playing at the multiplex. Parking is easy and there are many places in downtown Tacoma to eat beforehand. ...read more

The Grand Cinema was started by people who wanted to view the art house films that you can see every week in Seattle. The staff are all volunteers and patrons are encouraged to join the group. There are three movie screens and this theate... ...read more

This is a non-profit art house theater staffed partially by volunteers in downtown Tacoma. The ticket and concession prices are a little cheaper than commercial movie theaters, and the selection usually includes movies you can't find anywhe... ...read more

OK, the seats are lousy, nothing looks slick, clean and new, no big THXsound system and the concession stand is, well, limited. BUT you'll find the kind of independent film showing here that you'll never see at your local multiplex. And e... ...read more

The Blue Mouse is the local discount theater, located in a really cool old building in Tacoma's Proctor District. They typically run movies that have been out for a month or two but aren't out on video yet. The sound is a bit tinny, but t... ...read more

Really cool arthouse cinema right here in Tacoma. The Grand is run in large part by volunteers who have a vested interest in keeping an independent film venue open in Tacoma. The Grand usually plays about 3 movies at a time, plus special ... ...read more

Cheapest Theater that i know of, a small cozy type. The price of a movie is about half of what you would pay at a chain theater, and the movies are only about a week or two old. If you have the patience to wait a few weeks, you can save alo... ...read more

This theatre should be shut down. Uncomfortable, cheap, sticky floors.\t\n\t\nToo much talking during each show. ...read more