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At The Beach
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Go here because: (1) You like strolling in 3 mins before a 1st run, sold-out movie; (2) Unruly patrons annoy you -- the high price makes people focus!; (3) You can't stand those damn LA Times commercials; and (4) you demand service & high quality.
However, avoid this place if: (1) $14 for a movie is inconceivable; (2) you're hungry -- the restaurant is over-priced & under-valued; (3) you hate the Hollywood traffic; and (4) you want other experiences (ie. shopping) because there's hardly anything else in this theater complex.
I actually love this theater, but it does have its limitations. In fact, sometimes movies don't open there if the Chinese Theater is showing it first (ie. Attack of the Clones). But, everyone should see at least one movie here!
Pros: Assigned Seats, Top Notch Experience, Classier Patrons
Cons: $14 for a movie?, Minimal Shopping, hollywood surrounding
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