Circle Cinema

I just stopped by to take a photo because of the history of this place. The outside was very nice and clean. I can't say anything about the inside.

Loved our trip to this cinema! We had the whole screen to ourselves, which was amazing but I hope more people will come and utilise this absolute gem! Brilliant films on offer as well as tasty snacks and fun merchandise. The staff were so delightful too. It was a lovely way to spend an evening on our way through town.

The Circle Cinema Film Festival was an amazing experience. It was a mix of different artistic people. A fantastic hospitality team. David Kimball was friendly and knowledgeable. Thanks for promoting the community events.

It's an excellent vintage movie theater near the Pearl district in Tulsa where eclectic movies or events are staged. I particularly enjoyed the Q & A with the music & sound director, costume designer for the Bob Dylan movie prior to its screening. Check out their calendar for different events throughout the year. They also have merchandise for sale and the BEST popcorn condiment bar I've ever seen.

The screen rooms are only about 25 seats each, but that makes the Circle so great. The temp of the room was very comfortable, and the seats were ok for the hour and half that we were using them. There are wheelchair places in the front row, which is great. By the way, the small rooms also insure that there are no “bad” seats as far as being able to see the movie - think center, first six rows of the big theaters. Overall, I went twice to see the movie and was happy both times.

Circle Cinema is a gem in Tulsa. It is the best place to watch classics like White Christmas Sing-a-longs, or Rockie Horror Picture Show with funny hacklers in the audience, or films that won awards that are not shown in regular theaters. They sponsor artists' paintings to sell, bring in speakers to promote worthy causes, and even have movies filmed. Buying a membership is the best way to get deals, hear about special events, and get free popcorn. It's always a pleasure to go.

Had the pleasure of watching the premiere of Out of Exile at this Gem, Friday night! It's classic, but with a bit of a modern twist. Reasonably priced, nice little bar with a seating area, good food and comfortable chairs in the theater. Thank you for showing independent, Oklahoma films!!!

It was fun, comfortable, staff very nice, great customer service. We had a great time. I recommend this cinema

Very unique and cool movie theater in the Kendall Whittier neighborhood of Tulsa. It has been great seeing various independent and international films/movies over there, and they also host fun artistic events. One of my most favorite and most memorable times was in 2019 during their showing of The Farewell starring Awkwafina

If you're not following Circle Cinema or on their mailing list, you need to be as soon as you are able. We went to an event last night that was just fab (and sold out). The movie: Widow Clicquot. The hosts: Circle Cinema (of course) and Ranch Acres. Event ticket holders were treated to two glasses of Veuve Clicquot champagne plus a lot of good conversation before the film. (Oh, and you got free popcorn, too.) This was an event for members and non-members alike. Really, if you've never been to this Tulsa gem, you must remedy that soon!

Film Noir night is so fun. Seats are comfy. Circle Cinema is just a cool theatre with a retro vibe.

Many years member of this Tulsa icon. Met Leon Russell here and more good movies than I can count.

Enjoyed watching and participating in the rocky horror picture show viewing . All staff were kind and respectful

Great gem close to home. Mostly adult crowd which makes the experience even better. Only complaint was that on the day we went they held a rap concert in the hallway outside of our studio which made it very difficult to hear our movie.

I really try to support local and non profits and this is a great old cinema. However today the cashier accidentally charged me for two tickets and refused to refund my money. I had to get a manager involved who was equally entrenched in the idea they have no way to refund me. Buyer beware.

Circle cinema is a true Tulsa gem! They host the coolest events and show the best selection of movies. I luckily snagged tickets to the Barbie brunch, and it was awesome! Such a fun way to see the movie. It was worth the hype!

Disgusting and uncomfortable place. Will not be going back. The movies they show are demonizing and the seats stab your back.

Circle cinema is Tulsa's first, best, and only art house theatre. This lovely and historic venue has been lovingly maintained and showcases interesting and diverse films.

Very cool and historic theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Great smaller venue, very comfortable theater seats, and a cool venue to rent out

Nice location and park Lot--- seniors pricing and great seating! Sounds and picture were perfect! Liked supporting this non- profit outfit.

Beautiful cinema with great independent film offerings. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful, especially considering it was our first visit. The concession stand had more offerings than typical movie theaters as well.

The Best movie theater in Tulsa. Clean theater with yummy snacks. The best selection of movies in Tulsa!

I really enjoy Circle Cinema's White Christmas Singalong (3rd time) but this is the second year in a row that drunk, loud, obnoxious people have sat behind me. The theatre was very crowded, so moving to another acceptable seat wasn't really an option. I arrived early to secure my seat, so having to deal with this type of annoyance is infuriating. Unfortunately, I probably won't be attending next Christmas. It's sad that a few jerks can ruin what's always been such a fun experience!

I remember going to the CIRCLE CINEMA before I could drive when our parents used to drop us off in junior high school. It was even air-conditioned back then! It was a classic then! Tulsa is fortunate to have a a theater with such national acclaim & stature

Firstly, I want to say that I am moving to Tulsa at the end of the summer and definitely plan to become a member here since I am a fan of independent films. HOWEVER, my first experience at this theatre was not good at all - but before I get into it I want to stress that it was not at all the theatre's fault. I came in to see the Elvis movie last night. I did get some reasonably priced concessions and loved that there was beer for purchase as well. I was confused however about where to purchase tickets because the box office was not open. Several people talked loudly through the entire movie and I ended up walking out. I was pretty surprised because I thought it was common knowledge that it's extremely rude to do that during a movie. I would suggest the theatre include a reminder (on screen and announcement) at the beginning of the movie that talking or texting during the movie is not allowed, and also have an usher in each theater during movies to enforce this rule. I do realize that this is a nonprofit but I bet they could find volunteers to do this.

A classic movie experience. Beautifully renovated. Good prices for both the movie tickets and concessions. And in a bustling neighborhood of Tulsa. Wish I was a local so I could support it more!

A real Tulsa gem! The Kendall-Whittier district would not be the same without it! This is the theater I search for movies not showing anywhere else: independent films, foreign films, documentaries and unique films! Circle Cinema is Tulsa's oldest-standing movie theater. It opened in 1928. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2002, the Circle Cinema Foundation was formed. It now operates as the only nonprofit cinema in the area. It is more than a theater though, its mission is to create community consciousness through film. It has full programming throughout the year to highlight some films and provide more information about the arts. My favorite event is their annual Oscar Party! Circle Cinema also celebrates and highlights Oklahoma's film legends with its Walk of Fame outside the theater. The sidewalk outside has medallions with the names of great actors, directors, writers and producers.

I could do a 4, I'll explain, but. . . I just couldn't, cause I love this place. See the smaller films as soon as they're out. Enjoy the gallery of changing art as you stroll in from the back parking lot. Regular snacks plus better ones & the expected Nathan's. I don't drink coffee but I hear their's is good. The theaters differ. We even saw the Oscar animated shorts this year in the one that seats, maybe, 30. All seats were good. There's the original theater with the large center isle w/ some terrific seats and all others pretty darn good. The newer theater is an upright assembly type seating w/ rather stiff seats but views are pretty good overall. And here's the 4 rating over five: the remaining theater is also assembly-type arena seating; no isles to break up the seating, seats wobbly uncomfortable and high-backed. If you're over 5'5", 5'6 MAYBE they're okay. I'm not. I cannot see over them. I think they know there are problems w/ that theater as they have booster seats & it's not exactly (thank god) a kiddy place. Now when I use a booster it is not only very uncomfortable but I then require another as my feet no longer touch the floor. It's not a pretty picture. The good news is they do have great personnel. Upon one occasion my date was to call ahead & see if our movie was going to be in that theater. If it was, I was going to the good seats at AMC. You guessed, request unfulfilled. I was furious. When the staff overheard, because they could, they switched the film to the original theater. Well that alone would negate the four and give rise to a five! You must get on their email list. Or you'll miss out on great films, a small, normally crowd less place, special events, guests & screenings.

Awesome old theatre that plays smaller independent films as well as classic films. The theater does an awesome job at showcasing oklahomans in the movie business as well

I love this place! We went to go see Ladybird (see it if you haven't) and my friend Erin was super excited that they had rice Krispy treats from Antoinette's. The prices are typical and the theaters are very nice and clean. I like that you can reserve tickets online just like a bigger theater. I have been to lots of events here. It was nice just to go for a movie. Friendly staff and great films you can't find anywhere else. This place also does some of the best events in town!! Check it out!!

Highly recommend joining the $35 under 35 membership If you qualify! Plus, if you have a Keep It Local card you get a free small popcorn every visit. Love this spot! I'm often one of only a handful of people in the theater, but even today when it was completely full it's still a wonderful, quiet experience. Clean and friendly.

I've been coming here for a decade. I love Circle Cinema. It's my favorite theater. I love that they show indie arthouse films. The big stuff is fun sometimes, sure, but the Circle is dedicated to presenting films with actual artistic value. They also have some fun midnight screenings on occasion, as well as Q&As and interactive screenings of The Room and Rocky Horror Picture Show. Circle Cinema is THE BEST.

I have gone here several times but the most recent visit was on Christmas afternoon with my parents; we chose to see Manchester by the Sea. slightly depressing movie but it was well made and Casey Affleck won Oscar for Best Actor role. We were seated in a small theatre so it was a nice change from the giant movie theatre rooms that are in Tulsa. We didn't buy any snacks or drinks but they did have a good selection of non-movie typical foods. the movies currently showing are some i definitely want to see, so i'm hoping to visit this weekend!

This cinema meets all of my expectations at allll times. It is a independent theater where the staff are friendly and the vibe is warm and welcoming. What I love most about this cinema is the fact that they show mainstream box office hits and local and independent films. They are also super supportive of local artists who want to host their events here. Although the seats aren't recliner like AMC they are comfortable. Also the snack bar is way better and way healthier than a "normal" movie theater. You have choices like hummus, edamame, hot tea, etc.. The cinema has an industrial feel with exposed bricks and piping but it isn't cold or dark. They also have amazing art on the walls. I highly recommend this cinema over any others in Tulsa.

Great local theater and has a lot of personality. They screen old movies and documentaries giving people a chance to see the films they love and grew up with to see on a big screen once more or for the first time.

I've been a long time fan of Circle Cinema. I've always appreciated their commitment to local art, and have been happy to support the only locally owned movie theatre in town. I was disappointed to hear from current and former Black employees of Circle about the negligence and discrimination they endured from management. Circle Cinema portrays itself as a glossy, progressive, safe space for local art and community, but that is a facade. I will no longer patronize CC, and hope they will take the steps needed to apologize and pay their Black employees for the harm that they caused, and move forward with an authentic commitment to inclusivity that isn't purely for show and self-congratulation.

Tulsans, drop what you are doing right now and check out the showtimes at Circle Cinema on their website. Then, thank me later. Dinner and a movie is not something Colin and I were really into until we found Circle Cinema. The passion for films here is evident, the love for community is here, and the setting can't be beat. Art and film memorabilia is hung which makes for a minimum 15 minute early arrival before your movie starts a must. The snack bar is filled with your standard soda pops, delicious popcorn (which you can butter and adorn with a variety of popcorn salts yourself,) and even espresso! Most recently, I went to a free live showing of the Breaking Bad finale. Yes, that's right -it was free! Passionate people run this place and it's evident!

You know how you see cool indie movie trailers online or on Facebook and you are sad that it won't be at a theater near you because we live in Oklahoma? Circle Cinema is a fix for that! We are so lucky to have an incredible independent cinema in tulsa that supports both cool indie films that wouldn't come to tulsa otherwise and great local films! The cinema has 3 theaters and is super easy to find parking and buy tickets here or online. The snacks are great and very reasonably priced. The real reason you would come here though is the incredible Movie selection. They have an anime club and other groups that have different and cool films each month, and regularly host Q and As with directors and filmmakers to engage the community more. I cannot recommend the Circle enough! Check each week for exciting and new and different films to expand your experiences!

I went here to see The Florida Project. I love me a movie theater that supports independent films. I'll be back when there are good indie films out this year. :)

The theater has a very warm and friendly vibe, and the people are very friendly. I find that I recall the movies I see here with more detail later, and when watching a movie seen here at home it's more nostalgic from the experience had at the circle. You also meet a nicer class of movie goer here, that like you, has made the extra effort to drive further for an out of the ordinary experience, and won't talk or expound rude behavior. Occasionally there may be the random ADD jack azz who thought they were at the AMC, and miss the recliners arm rests that was perfect for holding their phone as they text and surf Facebook during the movie , but they won't be back. Circle offers movies and events you won't find anywhere else. We became members after the enjoyable times spent here.

I went for the first time since the completed the main building. They have done a nice job. The seat are comfortable with cup holders and the sound system is good. There are restrooms by the silver entry doors and back by the rear exit to the parking lot. The popcorn is good and they have Coke products. They have a variety of cookie and candy treats. I still hate the film choices, August Osage, dark scenes literally and figuratively. I hate Hollywood portraying people from Oklahoma as trashy cursing bigots with awful accents. I wish they would choose more uplifting themes for their modern films. They need to save their film noir for the real films from the 40s and 50s. I want "oldies" night!

Wow, what a cool place this is. You can really tell that the people who put in their time and energy into bringing this place back from the brink truly care about what they were doing. There's nothing ostentations about the Circle Cinema, it just feels like a really old theater that has adapted to fit perfectly into the 21st century. The seats are comfortable, all the people selling tickets and snacks were super kind. It was raining when I showed up and I had ridden my bike in, I asked if there were any indoor bike racks to lock up at. There weren't - but the guys inside offered to just let me put it in the corner and they would keep an eye on in while I was watching my film. Totally kind. A couple of small things to note when I was there. First, the theater was insanely cold. I never mind a cool theater, but I had a coat on and still felt myself shivering throughout. The projection seemed a little on the dark side, but not terrible. The seats are really comfortable but the folks behind me kept managing to knock into my seats through out the film. I'm not sure if this is because they were obnoxious or the seats are a little too close to the rows in front of and behind them. Overall, probably the best place in Tulsa to see a movie.

Love Circle Cinema! It is great that local citizens have saved this theater and done such a great job restoring it. Movies that you don't see at the big box theaters. They show movies that give various view points.

I absolutely love Circle Cinema. Not only is it an amazing 90 year old institution but the team is wonderful, welcoming & kind--not common in any theatres. There is always something to see & someone to see which I love. The Kendall-Whittier District is booming & Circle Cinema is at the heart of it all. Make a day of it & enjoy a unique Tulsa experience.

This is my favorite movie house in Tulsa. I prefer the arthouse films and documentaries to most of the pablum that passes for entertainment these days and I appreciate that there is a place not crawling with a bunch of kids making noise or playing on their phones during the movie. Circle Cinema is good about bringing the latest films to town. This trip I went to see the very powerful film "Last Days in Vietnam" which is about the evacuation of Saigon after the US pulled out. Only Circle Cinema brings excellent films like this to Tulsa. The remodeling work that has been done over the last few years has been great and if you haven't been you need to make time to stop by and enjoy some of their quality features.

Let's give the Circle well-deserved kudos for keeping the spirit of independent film alive in Tulsa! If the blockbusters at the cineplex bore you, check out what's playing at the Circle, and I mean really check it out because their treasures come without huge marketing budgets. We go to movies in Tulsa about three times a month, 36 times a year, and more than half of the ones we've really valued have been ones at the Circle. There's not any real butter (oh, I mean that golden liquid goo that other places use) for the popcorn, but otherwise it's worth it. Look for a big expansion sometime in 2009 with more screens, more films and more great movie enjoyment.

If you love cinema, this is your place! The theater was around generations ago, but in its current incarnation is a non-profit that specializes in independent films. With that in mind, it's actually like most small theaters. They advertise parking in the back, but I parked on the street. It's in a pretty crummy neighborhood so I wouldn't advise going here at night alone. They have typical movie theater fare: popcorn, pop, hot dogs, etc. Those items and the tickets were pretty much standard pricing. They have three theaters: my movie was in theater one. It's a medium-sized theater with exposed brick. This is a very cool effect and didn't affect the sound quality at all. I saw "Nebraska" with about thirty other people at a matinee; I was impressed by the amount of people there, but I also noticed that Circle Cinema picks up movies that other theaters don't. This and another mainstream movie weren't shown anywhere else in Tulsa, when I'm sure they're shown in other markets in the more traditional theaters. Although I saw a movie that one might see in a traditional movie theater, they offer quite a few independent films. I hope to return to see one. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience. I noticed some new buildings in the neighborhood so I hope this area is perking up and Circle Cinema can be a big part of that! If you haven't visited this Tulsa landmark, you should.

I can't get enough of this place! They have the best films that do not show anywhere else in town. Circle Cinema has a good variety of films and showings every day. It's small, personal, easy to get in and out of, not crowded unless it's an opening night, and the popcorn is fresh! I also just love that it's a non-profit and lots of the people there are volunteers. Be on the lookout for lectures and other fun events because they host them quite frequently! Definitely worth a visit!!

Circle Cinema was built in 1928, and is the oldest Cinema in Tulsa. During the 80's the theatre lost some of it's luster, as a porn theatre. A fact that, in present day, only adds to it's colorfulness, charm, and history. Since the 2000s, the cinema has functioned as a non-profit. Rebuilding the cinema into something useable has been the ultimate goal. They currently have three screens(Large, Medium, Small). Specializing in Indie and foreign releases, the Circle fills a gap that Tulsa's had for a long time. Great vibe, great people. Tip: Check out the midnight movies- lots of fun/campy horror films, and cheesy 80's nostalgia flicks as well. Tip: Make sure and grab some of their private blend coffee and coffee beans while you're there. If they could figure out a way to sell alcoholic drinks(regularly)- we'd almost have our own little Alamo Drafthouse here in Tulsa. Thumbs up, always.

We freaking LOVED this theater and the experience of seeing a movie here! Next time we're in Tulsa, it will be a go-to destination. We had been at the Gilcrease all morning and were looking for movies we hadn't yet seen at home in central Arkansas. We didn't know anything about either theater that came up showing STILL ALICE except that this one looked closer to our hotel, and the time for the showing was convenient. We were so glad for that. This nonprofit theater shows many important and significant films for the purpose of social change and engagement. Besides having a great mission, it was a pleasure to visit this historic theater (built in the 1920s, I believe) and the artsy, interesting neighborhood around it. We were here in the afternoon, but it would be fun in the evening when the bars and restaurants are more active and energetic. We liked the theater very much. There is a pleasant, art-filled communal area, friendly staff and several screens. We parked on the street, but there is parking in back, as well. The seats were super comfortable, and the film was screened with quality. Everything about this outing was a pleasure. Kudos, Circle Cinema! You are a model for other cities!

Visited on: multiple dates from 2012 to present Circle Cinema is one of my favorite movie theaters ever. I would actually list it among the top five best things about Tulsa. I love unique and interesting movie theaters (so like, not the typical suburban/mall multiplexes), and this is definitely such a theater. Opened in 1928, this theater definitely has history, and you can see an old film projector (or a replica thereof) displayed in the lobby, as well as an exterior facade and marquee faithful to their historical look. Then there's the theater's biggest claim to fame - the Robert Morton theatre pipe organ that was originally installed at Circle Cinema in the late 1920s, and was restored in time to be played at the Circle's 86th Birthday Celebration on July 15 2014. No, the organ isn't the biggest and baddest I've heard, and it can't be because this is a fairly small theater. But it's a great asset for an already awesome theater to have, and it's unique for a theater in Tulsa, making Tulsa that much better of a city for having a place like this. There are three auditoriums: Theater #1, the largest and newest one (and the one housing the organ), Theater #2, the medium-sized one that I've been in more times than any other auditorium there, and Theater #3, the smallest one. The seating is quite comfortable, and while the screens aren't that big (it's a small theater, remember), the seating tends to be compressed forward enough so even sitting in the back rows allows the screen to fill or exceed one's entire field of vision. In fact, every time I'm in Theater #2 I have to sit in the very back row just to have the screen fit in my field of vision; if I sit in any other row I'll be too close to the screen. Theaters #1 and #3 don't have this same problem because they have longer seating areas (and Theater #1's screen is bigger); Theater #2 just has a really compressed seating area. All in all, I find the screen sizes for Theaters #1 and #2 to be quite good; the only screen that's too small for me is the one in Theater #3. None of the seating is stadium seating, but that's understandable given the sizes of the auditoriums. The picture and sound are usually good. The theater has an understated beauty both inside and outside. As I mentioned earlier, the facade is relatively new but it closely mimics the look it had back in the 1940s and 1950s. The interior is a mix of modern styling and exposed brick that still manages to look fresh. The theater stands as a model for near-perfect balance between old and new decor and styling. The lobby also has local artwork and old theatrical posters on display. Another major strength of this theater is the unique programming. They show movies few (or in many cases, no) other theaters in Oklahoma will. The regular programming is a mix of independent, art house, foreign and documentary films, but they also show older movies (as in, any movies that are done with their theatrical runs), sometimes for free. For example, they're currently doing an "Earth Matters Series" where they're showing a free nature/environment-related documentary every month; I went to the one for Gasland Part II in April 2014. In July 2014, they did a "Splatter U" double feature where they showed The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), which I had been wanting to see for a long time, and Madman (1982), and then rewarded us devoted attendees with a nifty "Certificate of Completion" to keep as a souvenir. It's these kinds of quirky and thoughtful touches that make this theater stand out. The Circle isn't just some dead establishment that plays movies by rote; it's a community of people who want to interact with fellow movie lovers. Another thing I love about this theater is how they give out all these leaflets and fliers for the movies they play and the events they put on. Few theaters do this, and as a memento hoarder I appreciate it a lot. They also have a weekly email newsletter that helpfully lists what's playing in the upcoming week. One thing that's good to know is that Circle Cinema doesn't have a display of showtimes in its lobby; it only has paper leaflets with the showtimes on them. It's best to look up showtimes in advance on the website. Also, they're not entirely consistent in terms of when they start playing the actual movies; sometimes they start showing previews before the listed showtime and then start the feature presentation at or just a few minutes after the listed showtime. It's best to arrive at least ten minutes before the movie's showtime. The staff are friendly and accessible, though there used to be problems. On a few of my early visits, the projectionist was incompetent, and one time a staff member gave me a hard time because I came into the theater with a messenger bag (as I always do). Fortunately, that has not been the case lately.

The Circle Cinema is a Tulsa landmark! The Circle tends to show films not found in the big box theaters. Recently, I saw a documentary about Tulsa's history. It was great! The tickets are very reasonable and there is popcorn, drinks, and other concessions. There is a section of tables to enjoy your food before the movie, or you can also take it in with you. The staff is very nice and helpful. Although there is tons of charm at the Circle Cinema, it is small and in a not so great part of town. There are three theaters and I have only been in the smaller of the three. The theater was very packed and many people had trouble finding a seat. The seats are also not very comfortable. I think they probably over sold the movie. It made me nervous. Another nervous factor at the Circle is the location. I would never go to this theater alone, and luckily our movie was over before dark. Just be alert! I like the Circle Cinema. Great movies, great service. But, it does take some planning. The movies do not play at normal times or days, so make sure to check online before you make the trek to 10th and Lewis. Overall, a good time!

I live about a mile from the historic Kendall-Whittier neighborhood so I have watched every stage of the circle's evolution over the years and have frequented dozens of times. I have to say....I love this place. All the improvements they have made give you the luxuries we have come to expect from a cinema going experience, while maintaining an intimate/community feel. -See films that are sometimes overlooked by the mainstream theaters....independent films with purpose other than commercial sales. -See revival films from our nostalgic you....including a Stephen King marathon next month. -Take part in forums and filmmaker interviews only offered at the Circle -Have a glass of wine while you enjoy your film I encourage you to make you way to Admiral and Lewis this summer and see one of the venues that make Tulsa unique.

This is the movie theater that was in The Outsiders. I have seen several movies here that were not available anywhere else. I like walking through the gallery and the staff is always friendly. It is a Tulsa landmark and treasure.

All the high fives for this Tulsa gem! This independent movie theater is a must for any local film fan- novice and mega fan! Their programming is beyond solid with fabulous screenings, and events all the time! Everything from receptions to bringing in filmmakers for Q&A's after screenings- Circle Cinema does a fantastic job every time. The staff is absolutely wonderful, and the facility is always clean. Park in back, or the handy Kendall Whittier lot across the street. Visit this place ASAP!

Very cool. The area is currently being revitalized and this is an excellent edition. Seats are good but not top notch like the others in the area offer, did I mention this is a nonprofit theater?, it is and it's worth it! Unique film selections, bar area, clean, and inexpensive. I am a little late to the game, the place has been open for a short while. I will go see more films here soon. Enjoyable and supporting a good cause. Indie films and different offerings than the Warren. Check it out! Then go across the street to Hoot Owl coffee and grab a cold brewed coffee with nitro

This is a Tulsa treasure. I've been visiting since my college days, and it's only gotten better as renovation and expansion have opened up new screens and a retro-style lobby. Ticket prices are reasonable (especially if you're a TU student--go on a Tuesday for $2), seats are comfortable, crowds are minimal, and the movie selection is wide-ranging. They'll show everything from foreign and indie films, to niche documentaries, to Oscar-nominated short films, to Shakespeare adaptations. Definitely a must-visit landmark for Tulsans. Over 75 years and still going strong!