This movie house is clearer than others. They have a good selection of movies to watch which is all are updated. The place is very cozy and the seats are very comfy to sit on. The place is a little bit pricey but its well worth the money. I really enjoyed my experience here in this movie house. Highly recommended!

Been here several times for movie screenings, lectures, Q&As, and the historic tour. I highly recommend the tour, which happens once a months and lasts about an hour. Very insightful and you will get to see parts of the theatre the public doesn’t, such as the projection booth. Love the screenings put on by the American Cinemateque. Large clean bathrooms. Beautiful historic theatre. We always park at Hollywood and Highland mall parking.

I went to one of the best movie houses in town. The movies that I watched were all worth it and affordable. Also, I was blessed and happy enough that the staff accommodated me very well. From now on, I always appreciate the efforts of the staff that accommodated me and for coming here. If given a chance, I wanted to come back and watch a movie in your movie house. Thank you so much!

Best sound. Bestp popcorn. Comfy seats. What more do ya need. Ive been coming here for years.

Despite the trouble I had parking I would highly recommend every one comes to this theatre at least once. It was the last movie Theatre Ive been too that made me feel like it was an event like it was when I was a child. I fortunately got to bring my family here and hope others will bring theirs because there is something about this place that makes you feel like youre at a movie theatre for the first time again.

This is not only a cinema, but also a work of art. We went with a friend to the film and we enjoyed it. The room is cozy, clean, comfortable chairs, large screen and high-quality sound. Great place to watch a good movie.

Had a quick tour around this theatre. Very nice decor inside and out. It was sad knowing that some of the original architecture did not survive as it would be epic to see. The design is funky but as a cinema I feel like you would be sitting down and looking up to a screen ...maybe its different in the states compared to the UK as I am sure i.would get a sore neck watching a film looking up for a long time.

The iconic Egyptian Theater is located in the heart of Hollywood. I attended a movie premier here recently and was pleasantly surprised. The theater had plenty of seating but overall the venue was small and quaint. The concessions area was underwhelming yet perfect for what it was. The area outside leading into the theater was perfect for an event of premier as it offered a long corridor for a red carpet and photography.

Great theater!! The outside architecture is amazing and the theater inside is classic. What a great place to go and see a show. If you are in town and have a chance to see a performance here you have to go!!!!

Loved my visit to the Egyptian. My girlfriend and I went to a showing of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood which a group from QTs film crew also attended and did a Q&A about the production of the film. Cant wait to revisit this place and catch some other cinematic gems.

So Im standing in front of the Egyptian theater and I am approached by a security guard she tells me I have to move. Im a tourist just hanging out waiting for the tour bus. Being treat like Im trespassing no signs no nothing saying I cant stand there. I think it really sad like Im really not bothering anyone standing in front of a ten foot steel gate. Anyway booo

Amazing sound quality. Right in the heart of Hollywood the Egyptian shows all sorts of classics and even if you know the right timing a ton of free screenings. Seats are comfortable and the concessions while a touch limited are super affordable

Cool theater with lots of history. I think I heard that this theater is almost a century old. Thats really cool. But, Im rating this theater against other theaters and if it wasnt for the cool history, it would not even get 3 stars. The exterior area is filled with vagrants and homeless crowding up the street all along the Hollywood walk. They do not offer parking. The minimum local fee for parking is 15 dollars for the length of movie. Aside from paying, I had to walk through the crowd of misfits just to get inside. The ticket was another 15 dollars. So, for 30 dollars just to watch a movie in old seating and a dingy theater, even though its in Hollywood, is not something I would recommend. So, unless you have a very special reason for being here, I would go somewhere else to watch whatever you came for.

A beautiful place to see a movie! Comfortable seats, affordable concessions and a nice big screen make this a great destination to watch a film. If you have a couple of hours on a Saturday morning you should take the behind the scenes tour to learn more about this wonderful historic theater. Great value for the price!

One of the Original Grauman Theatres and where the Acadwmy Awards were held in many of the early years. Still a working Movie House and home to many Hollywood Industry Seminars & Festivals (the largest meeting room is the Stephen Spielberg Room) with stars like Leonardo DiCaprio.

Still remains one of the best movie theaters in Los Angeles

The Egyptian is a classic Hollywood movie house that underwent a significant upgrade a few years back.Mostly special features and events, often followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.Small balcony seating area is choice.There is also the small Spielberg Screening Room.

....... Very COOL theatre, and a Badazz theatre that Ive gone to off and on for the past 16 years. Its cool that The Egyptian is showing all three extended cuts of The Lord of the Rings films! They also do a PHENOMENAL job of keeping the theater very clean as well. Thanks a lot! (But of course they could put in new seats! The seats are incredibly uncomfortable, and just murder on the lower back!)

Whenever I go there it always feels like an event... not just going to simply see a movie.I think it’s the large open courtyard that separates it from the hustle bustle of Hollywood Boulevard..

I love to watch movies here.

Because it’s on Hollywood Blvd, it’s a little touristy, but it’s worth it. The history of the theater is very interesting and the architecture is fun. I love the classic films they show here, especially Lawrence of Arabia!

It was my first time to visit and was able to see some films from Weimar Germany. Really eye opening and a wonderful venue.

This is a landmark theater. A good place to visit for a short 1 hour or so movie. The seats are not comfortable. The theatre was packed with people enjoying Robert DeNero in The Sicilian. Concessions was more costly than the admission price. A good night out.

This is a nice vintage theater, we enjoy coming to when they show classic movies, the Film Noir festival was great this year, totally recommend to venture out.

This is not only a cinema, but also a work of art. We went with a friend to the film and we enjoyed it. The room is cozy, clean, comfortable chairs, large screen and high-quality sound. Great place to watch a good movie.

The picture and sound quality is unmatched. They have a lot of seating and the theater has a cool decor.

Theater was re-done.. Shows are not Mainstream Hollywood. Good international movies you dont see anywhere else

A nice theater with lots of things to do there. Nice food and drinks and comfortable seating. Buy your tickets online to save time and go straight to the gate for people with tickets and avoid the wait.

Always a pleasure to watch a movie screening at this historic theatre, apparently home to the first ever Hollywood film premier.

THE EGYPTIAN THEATRELos Angeles Historic Cultural Monument (LAHCM) #584 and Movie PalaceGraumans Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood was built by Sid Grauman and Charles E. Toberman in 1922. The duo went on to build 2 more Hollywood movie palaces, Graumans Chinese Theatre (1927) and the El Capitan Theatre (1926). Graumans Egyptian Theatre was designed by the architecture firm Meyer & Holler, the firm that also designed Graumans Chinese Theatre and The Hollywood Athletic Club.Charles E. Toberman is known as the Father of Hollywood in part due to his role in building many of Hollywoods most famous landmarks, including the Hollywood Bowl, the 3 movie palaces on Hollywood Boulevard, and The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.Graumans Egyptian Theatre hosted the very first Hollywood movie premiere, Robin Hood starring Douglas Fairbanks in October 1922.Beautiful, somewhat hidden, historic landmark of Old Hollywood. So glad that there are organizations like American Cinematique to restore it. Had to dock off a star from my rating of it though because the restrooms were filthy.

Just love old style movie theaters, getting harder to fine. A most when in Hollywood ️

Everyone goes to the Chinese Theatre...well this one is just down the street, and its every bit as lovely.It may not have the stars hand and foot prints, but it has character, and a nice place to sit, and fun shows!We saw a small silent film festival and it was fantastic...they even had lovely piano music accompanying all four films!So walk down Hollywood Blvd a little ways and come enjoy a real beauty of a theatre.

Last night, a man with a huge backpack rushed into our screening and sat down halfway through, clearly non-ticketed and acting fishy.He was not watching the movie after sitting down and he was carrying a bunch of stuff.This freaked a lot of us out in the audience and when we went outside to find staff, there was no one working!!!! No one checking tickets at the door, no staff around, it was a late showing and they all just left after getting people in! No security at all! Unfortunately with things going on in the world, this was obviously scary to all, especially since theres supposed to be a no large backpacks policy at theaters?We held our breath and when the lights went up the guy rushed out, mumbling. In the light, we could see all that he was carrying and we deduced that he was homeless. He was able to just wander into the theater without a ticket in the dark. This freaked us out completely and ruined the entire experience of a special 70mm screening for us.

Love the vibe and style. Right in the heart of Hollyweird (Hollywood), it’s a great theater to go to least once.

Elegant, beautiful and well-maintained. Comfortable seating, and theres a second floor for those who enjoy watching films from higher seats.

A true Hollywood classic. Make it a point to watch ANY movie/program here in this lifetime.

Visited here for the Maltin Fest film festival. A beautiful old style Hollywood Movie House The Egyptian is worth a visit even if only for the courtyard which offers some great photo opportunities on its own. Check around the corner for the murals.If you have any time watch a movie there, the projection and sound is excellent as you might expect in the spiritual home of movies. Additionally their programming will be much more eclectic than you will usually find elsewhere in the country, enjoy.

Thank God for The Egyptian. Im excited about seeing The Irishman this November 1st. Its my dream to see Robert DeNiro there, in person, so he can help protect my American SAG-AFTRA job for me in the movies. Ive been faithful 12 years!

Wonderful. Affordable and theres always something amazing playing.

This is a historic theater. Its so beautiful inside and all genres of movies. Great movie festivals and prices. Recommend becoming a member.

The Egytpian is an experience of Old Hoolwood movie stars with a mix of magic still in every showing.

A great place to see a film in an historic context.

Always the best classic and cult films playing, with some dose of new independent and foreign films to make this the best revival house in L.A.! (Sorry, Tarantino)Check their online schedule and youll see what Im sayin!

Beautifully restored. A touchstone to Hollywoods past.

Great old theatre that plays restored films and lost footage sometimes

Great theater for movie buffs. Lots of screenings of classic movies on original film. Look out for their programming as they often have famous directors do live Q&As along their screenings.

Good theater.Usually does like premiers and stuff and has a good amount of snacks.

Went there to see a short film fest.Theatre is ok. Digital projector leaves a bit to be desired. Could see pixelization all through film. Kinda distracting. Concession is small, few choices and rather expensive even for a movie theatre. Not going to be on my list of usual theatres.

Great place to visit, has an authentic atmosphere and design inside and out. Staff is friendly and seems professional, the place is clean and bright.

Old school theater but has a lot of charm. Saw The Irishman here.

Where cool movie events take place. I saw Dolemite and Dolemite is My Name there.

One of LAs premier movie houses complete with an old school style from top to bottom. Great projection, sparkling crisp sound and friendly staff. Whether its 35mm or 70mm this is the place to be!

Theatre could do with a bit of renovating. Some of the details inside are pretty cool.

Great staff quality movies

Good view from any seat in the room.

Came here for a tour and get to learn its history. It was interesting.

Cool looking place, hasnt been renovated as much as many of the other historical Hollywood theaters.

A beautiful and historic venue that I had a great opportunity to finally visit and see an opening of a great indie film. Cant wait to go back and see something else there.

Went to hear Kimberly Truhler lecture about Jean Harlow...she didnt disappoint.

A great counterpart to the Aero with better seating and screen. Its Classic Hollywood aesthetic is worth the trip alone, not to mention the ever increasing list of incredible screenings and panels.

Beautiful theater in the heart of Hollywood. Parking consist of meters, and parking lots with fees.

Another wonderful theatre with Egyptian themes. Host to several film screenings, Premieres, Q&As. Comfortable seats, with leg room. Bar, concession counter.Balcony seating, or second level seating

Nothing special about the theatre. Thought it was going to be a little more ornate but just a portion of the roof was nice looking. Im 52 and there wasnt much space for me to stretch my legs. I had to move sideways to get comfortable. But, at least the popcorn was tasty!

I did the guided docent tour with Mark and it was an incredible experience. We toured every part of the facility from the courtyard to the projection room and learnt a lot about the history of the theatre a d the incredible Sid Graumann. Highly recommend for everyone and especially movie buffs.

Clean, comfy seats, and great staff.

Great Place to do a Movie premier, we did Wish Man with over 600 guests!

What a beautiful theater! I was privileged to attend a movie premiere there. I wish I would have taken more photos, but I was busy with my popcorn and water bottle.The outdoor courtyard was very large and hadEgyptian art. The lobby was also beautiful. The seating was roomy and comfortable.

Excellent 50th Anniversary showing of The Monkees movie Head. Wonderful theatre for an intimate Q & A session with Michael Nesmith and Micky Dolenz.

It was my first time at The Egyptian, I loved the artwork and mural at the main entrance. I enjoyed watching the trilogy. Unbroken/Split/Glass.

Its a great vintage/retro theater of the old Hollywood days. Great spot to see classic movies that most one else is running.

This beautifully restored theater is a true gem sitting in Los Angeles, directly off the Walk of Stars. Enjoy the walk to the theater, complete with an open air exterior, then into the plush confines of the theater and its incredible ceiling and wall details. This theater also hosts great events, where old films are played and actors will come for an open Q&A session. This theatre continues to capture the magic of Hollywood, and if youre looking for a true theatre experience (versus the huge megaplex theatres), this is the one for you.

The people that work there are very nice. But I cant say that to the people that come to watch. Some people are rude.

Pretty cool spot to watch movies at. Very vintage.

Beautiful theatre. Silent film festival was a delight

Bad parking selections in a very sketchy area. Overrated and overpriced cheap theater which is only popular based on location and brand name. I would not choose to go here. Ive only ever attended for free events.The theater seats are uncomfortable and old.

A nice Revival theater that has comfortable seating recently redesigned snack bar that serves heart better product than previously as well as an interesting collection of material for the cinephile. The place is spacious, very well run, and and a generally Superior film viewing experience. There are two theaters here and I would only recommend the larger of the two.

Saw Roma in 70mm. Amazing. Great venue for cinefiles &affordable. Mostly retro films.

Going strong for nearly a hundred years the Egyptian Theater is a great part of Hollywood history. Film Noir Festival is about the greatest thing that you could Witness. Dont miss it next year. Remember all of the Hollywood greats walk through those doors.

A beautiful old Hollywood theatre from the glory days.

This theatre is beautiful and features film programming monthly. Check the schedule for details. I have met and seen many actors and actresses here. Concessions are reasonably priced and the popcorn is fresh.

Nice old restored theater, but the odd acoustics cause the volunteers to make weird shushing chants.

I love this place. I come here for movie screenings and film festivals. The place is just iconic in LA.THEATER:Very clean and comfy seats. I sit in the front too and its been fine. I love the Q&A too. You can see from any seat.REFRESHMENTS:Overpriced like all theaters but very limited. But this is an OLD theaterBATHROOMS:A lot of space.AMBIANCE:Very Hollywood. Great photo ops and just HISTORY! Ive been here just for photos! The lights and everything!PARKING: Street or paid lotsOVERALL:I love this place.

A convenient location.

One of my favorite theaters in Hollywood. Great history and they show a lot of classic films.

Great theatre with gorgeous ted velvet curtains

Always a great experience coming here just for Cinematic Void. Looking forward to their next event.

Cool place, enjoyed the film!

Absolutely loved the venue. Seats were a bit harsh for 3 hours of movies but the experience was worth it! Glad for the intermission! Great prices for amazing films!

Its an ok theater. The outside of it is nicely done, but they dont seem to be as organized as one might expect. I am not sure if our experience was in isolated case, but there was a disconnect between the booking management system and the people who were in charge of seating guests. That said, I would give them another chance.

This is the first theater to host the Red Carpet events, that was back in1922 Robin Hood with Douglas Fairbanks. A great experience for true classic film lovers. The faux Egyptian design and history of the building make it interesting. Snacks and popcorn only are available, not hot foods. Rows are short and youll have to get up to let others in your row. Enjoy!

Great old theater. Saw a friends screening of his sitcom. Its not a new high tech theater, but I like the old school feeling.

Old, outdated, dirty. Could be nice.

Love this place. Came here to see Texas chainsaw at Beyond fest this year and had a blast. The ambiance of this place is fantastic and great seats, definitely a go to for seeing movies on the strip.

Hollywood itself was a wild place but the Egyptian theater was magnificent! Everything looked amazing and the staff were very kind. I would definitely return, just not at night again.

I was a bit underwhelmed by this, but I suppose its important in Hollywood circles.Figured there would be more to it

Would be great to see inside

Sublime. As always. As was the silver nitrate print of Carol Reeds and Graham Greenes Fallen Idol. Essential Hollywood, essential cinematic shrine where movies can be worshipped and enjoyed.

Went there the other day to see Lawrence of Arabia in 70 mm. Well worth it! Great presentation. Enthusiastic staff. And the whole lobby had that old school single screen movie palace look.Though the theater itself was oddly built. The back rows are on the familiar slope downwards. But then you see the front half of the seats. Sloping upwards again to a screen that is so high up that only those in the row furthest back dont have to tilt their head backwards. It was fully serviceable from my seat. My eye-level was only slightly under the screen (about 1/3 into the lower part of the screen is considered optimum by many standards). But I really pity the patrons in the first half. Not only is the screen high up but the floor slopes in the wrong direction. So those viewers must have seen this epic wildly distorted.My recommendation for seats are the middle of row N. If the surround sound isnt important to you Id say walk higher up in the back for a more comfortable view.Apart from that and that I noticed the image was projecting about a foot or two into the lower screen mask Id hesitate no further in getting a membership but Im from sweden and wont be visiting LA often enough.

A nice theater,Friendly people and they greet you with a smile and are very nice.

An excellent theatre! I just love this place. I have been here on many occasions to watch their classic films; most of them on 35 or 70mm the way there were meant to be seen. The exterior architecture is absolutely beautiful as well as the theatre itself. Very spacious and clean -- I believe a 600+ seater. They have a huge screen and great sound system. Come here to see a classic film. You wont be disappointed.