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1920s movie palace in Palo Alto. Incredibly cheap, and there is a Wurlitzer Organ that plays before every showing. Constantly closed for construction.
Jan 23, 2024
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this one was built in 1927 and i just think it's so awesome to think about its long-standing history. like this place really screened charlie chaplin and harold lloyd movies as they were coming out and people would just casually go see them! one of my favorite places in the city by far.
i also just saw but i'm a cheerleader (1999) here tonight :)
4d ago
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My favorite spot to go catch a movie, they have retrospectives of the best directors and have an overall wonderfully curated selection of films. It’s run as a film archive as a non-profit, and consists of one very minimal screening room and a small cafe adjacent to it. Just hearing the way my shoes click on the white marble floor will already make me giddy — I’m so glad it reopened. Just before the pandemic caught one of my all time favorite movies, Fellini’s Juliet of the Spirits there, on original restored film.
Jun 17, 2021
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i love how tiny and weird it is also $5 for a movie!?!? you can't beat it. i have only been a handful of times but i love what ive seen there, always feels very rare
Feb 13, 2024
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