San Francisco Movie Theaters

Located on the third floor of Metreon, the 15-screen Loews Theatres Metreon is San Francisco’s largest movie theatre complex, a gorgeous movie palace... More about AMC Loews Metreon 16 with IMAX

Some of the best seats in town with good sized screens and quality sound. Weekends are pretty crazy. Tip: Purchase your tickets on the side of... More about AMC Van Ness 14

The Asian American Theater Company (AATC) was established in 1973 to develop and present original works of theater by, for and about Americans of Asian... More about Asian American Theater Company

The Balboa Theatre is undergoing a renaissance thanks to efforts by the co-founder of Landmark Theatres, Gary Meyer. Meyer has resurrected the Balboa,... More about Balboa Theatre

The Castro Theatre, designated a Registered Landmark in 1977, is considered not only the finest example of a 1920s movie palace in San Francisco (Landmark... More about Castro Theatre

A great place to catch a new release Hollywood film.

The Empire screens a mix of art house -- independent and foreign films -- and Hollywood blockbuster films. The three-screen complex has a large downstairs... More about CinéArts at Empire

The Great China opened around 1925 in Chinatown; in the early 1960's, its name was changed to Great Star. Chinese films were ever shown there, it closed... More about Great Star Theatre

Built in 1967 and operated by Landmark since 1991. Located one block east of Van Ness, bordering San Francisco's Russian Hill District, the Lumiere Theatre... More about Landmark's Lumiere Theater

The IMAX Theatre at Metreon's first for San Francisco and the largest 3D screen in the world. Metreon's IMAX Theatre features both 2-D and 3-D capabilities... More about Loews IMAX Theatre at Metreon