Brooklyn Heights Cinema
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Phone: (718) 596-7070
- Cross Street:
- Orange Street
- Directions:
- 2, 3 at Clark St; A, C at High St
Editorial Description for Brooklyn Heights Cinema
This local two-screen movie theatre has stood the test of time, especially threats from big corporate movie chains.
Movies, Showtimes & Tickets
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Tell No One (Ne le dis a personne)
Rated Not Rated
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Battle in Seattle
Rated R
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Man on Wire
Rated PG-13
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User Reviews for Brooklyn Heights Cinema
05/26/2008 Posted by beenthere4real
This magical theater should be put on the endangered species list. Everything about this place is completely endearing, right from the "Admit One" stubs to the real popcorn served with real butter and the free pixie sticks at the concession stand. The theater has only two screens but management seems to make very good use of the limited space with a tasteful selection of titles. You are unlikely to see the big summer blockbusters here but this is a perfect spot for an indy film or a romantic flick. The best thing is there is SO MUCH to do in the neighborhood before/after the movie you could make a full day out of it. There are several great restaurants on Henry street and the bar next door to the theater serves excellent finger food and a wide variety of beer on tap. The Fulton landing with it's breathtaking views of the Brooklyn bridge and the skyline of downtown Manhattan and the Brooklyn Ice cream Factory are just a short walk away.
Pros: never crowded, top selection of movies, real popcorn/butter
Cons: only two screens
03/03/2007 Posted by ladyennui
This theatre is such a treasure...the choice of films is a mix of TRUE art house and good indie and important documentary...the selections change every two weeks so there is always something to see...the screens are pretty large,sound and projection are first rate... the concession is great: fresh popcorn, cappuccino, and upscale candy selections...the staff is knowledgable. intelligent and genuinely excited to talk about the films!!! vintage posters(including a giant Italian Barbarella poster!) a funky decoupaged concession and a **!!#$ blue lady painted on the ceiling...my new favorite theatre in all of ny.
Pros: fun relaxed atmoshere
Cons: no matinee prices
