Landmark's Inwood Theatre

3 screens 1,100 seats One of the Most Exciting Things That's Ever Happened to Me Is to Meet Somebody" 33 year-old successful book author Jesse Wallace (Ethan Hawke) made a 5:30 pm Shakespeare & Company in-store Parisian appearance (his final stop) for a reading, book signing, and Q&A session. His just-published book This Time, was a fictionalized account of his night nine years earlier with French girl Celine (Julie Delpy) from the previous film Before Sunrise (1995). A journalist asked him: "Do you consider the book to be autobiographical?", and he evasively answered the question: Well, I mean, isn't everything autobiographical? I mean, we all see the world through our own tiny keyhole, right? I mean, I always think of Thomas Wolfe. You know, have you ever seen that little one-page 'Note to Reader' in the front of Look Homeward, Angel?...Anyway, he says that we are the sum of all the moments of our lives and that, uh, anybody who sits down to write is gonna use the clay of their own life - that you can't avoid that. So when I look at my own life, you know, I have to admit, right, that I've-I've never been around a bunch of guns or violence, you know, not really. No political intrigue or a helicopter crash, right? But my life, from my own point of view, has been full of drama, right? And uh, so I thought, if I could write a book that, that could capture what it's like to, to really meet somebody, [The film flashed back to scenes from Before Sunrise (1995)], I mean, one of the most exciting things that's ever happened to me is to meet somebody, to make that connection. And if I could make that valuable, you know, to capture that, that would be the attempt, or... Did I answer your question? "But What Does It Mean, The Right Man?" During a car ride, Celine (Julie Delpy) explained to Jesse (Ethan Hawke) how miserable her love life had become: I was fine, until I read your f--king book! It stirred s--t up, you know? It reminded me how genuinely romantic I was, how I had so much hope in things, and now it's like, I don't believe in anything that relates to love. I don't feel things for people anymore. In a way, I put all my romanticism into that one night, and I was never able to feel all this again. Like, somehow this night took things away from me and I expressed them to you, and you took them with you! It made me feel cold, like if love wasn't for me!... You know what? Reality and love are almost contradictory for me. It's funny. Every single of my ex’s, they're now married! Men go out with me, we break up, and then they get married! And later they call me to thank me for teaching them what love is, and, and that I taught them to care and respect women!... You know, I want to kill them!! Why didn't they ask me to marry them? I would have said "No," but at least they could have asked!! But it's my fault, I know it's my fault, because I never felt it was the right man. Never! But what does it mean the right man? The love of your life? The concept is absurd. The idea that we can only be complete with another person is EVIL!! Right??!!... You know, I guess I've been heart-broken too many times. And then I recovered. So now, you know, from the starts I make no effort because I know it’s not going to work out, I know it’s not going to work out.

It's with profound disappointment and outright fury that I must recount my recent experiences at what was once a cherished childhood haunt. This theater, a place where I forged countless memories over the past 15-20 years, has been utterly corrupted by the presence of its general manager, a truly contemptible individual whose discriminatory behavior is as undeniable as it is disgusting. My brother and I have been targeted twice by this individual, and the pattern of her animosity is starkly clear. The first incident occurred when we attempted to see Oppenheimer. Despite my being his legal guardian and well over 18, and my brother being 16, this manager, with an air of unwarranted suspicion, demanded court documents proving my guardianship. The notion that one needs legal paperwork to attend a movie is not just absurd, it's a transparently hostile hurdle erected solely to deny us entry. Our most recent encounter, while attempting to watch Superman, only solidified our conviction that this manager harbors a deep-seated prejudice. Her tone was instantly and exceptionally disrespectful, bordering on outright contempt. While I understand and respect a no-blanket policy, her delivery was scolding and demeaning, treating me, a fully grown adult, like a misbehaving child for an honest oversight. This wasn't a misunderstanding; it was a deliberate act of belittlement, designed to make us feel unwelcome and inferior. It's clear that this general manager views certain patrons through a lens of bigotry and disdain, making snap judgments and enforcing policies with an aggressive, selective rigor that is utterly unprofessional. Her presence is a cancer on this establishment, eroding its integrity and driving away loyal customers. That this theater allows such a venomous and prejudiced individual to remain in a position of power is not just baffling, it's a profound betrayal of the community it purports to serve. My childhood memories of this place are now irrevocably tainted by the bitter taste of her unadulterated malice.

Found this theater while in town. I was disappointed that we were not able to see TRHPS. We did sit in theater 1 for our movie. We loved the seating! The snack bar had very little to choose from and was overpriced.

Very dirty… cup holders were filled with liquid, trash left all over. Smells like smoke. They don’t allow blankets because of the flu and such however I would think the way they keep that place the lack of cleanliness certainly doesn’t help with any “prevention”.

This theatre blew me away it's so cool that they have full couches to chill and vibe on. Highly recommend catching rocky horror picture shows shadow cast production on the last Saturday of every month at midnight!!

It's my first time there, it's an interesting place, it's pretty old and the atmosphere is really like old times theater. When you get inside the movie theater it's small chairs. comfortable but not like the rest of the movie theaters today. did you have late showing of old movies which is pretty cool if you're into it they're also have a lounge and when you buy a drink you can bring it inside to see your movie and that's pretty cool.

The facility is nostalgic with some patina. Pam was very helpful with sorting out an online refund. She was friendly and accommodating to us. Her helper Anthony was really helpful amd funny too

Worst experience of my life in a theater. First we show up and the theater is a bit rundown (torn seats and sticky carpet 👀). Secondary issue is the production and customer service. I took my kids to see the New dogman movie. We show up on time and take our seats (free for all). The previews conclude and the movie Paddington Bear starts! While it seems really good it's not what I paid for. I seek out the staff and ask them to look into it. The staff say "you should be in theater 2, that's where it's playing". I reply "I agree and I am in theater 2. The Paddington movie is playing in both 2 & 3". The discussed attendants heads paste to the theater. Upon realizing I'm correct, she changes her (Tude) and heads to the projector room. I return toy seat. 10 mins later Paddington is still playing. Me and another parent head to the room that is not occupied. We head downstairs and the same attendant is now sitting in her office. We inquire about the fix and are told "There is nothing I can do it's played from a computer and HQ sets that up"! I reply, Were you planning on letting us know"? Uncomfortable silence takes place. I ask for a refund. I am told "we don't give refunds, I can give you a replacement ticket for another time or day". I'm visiting from San Antonio so I can't use them. I insist this is a theater issue and they can't keep my money because of there mistake! I am informed "no refunds after the first 40 mins" as if her not returning didn't add time! I politely inform her "it has been 17 mins and I would like my refund". She agrees and I return to the theater to alert the other patrons. Out of a full theater one family elects to stay. The remaining patrons head to the counter for refunds. The attendant let's everyone know, if you purchased your tickets outside of this theater (online included), they will not provide refunds and you must reach out to that company (ex. Fandango) with no aid from the theater to confirm. 🤯

I've been to the bar/lounge here once a few years ago but this was my first time seeing a movie here. Can't weigh in on the concessions or the bathrooms so this'll just be about the movie experience. My friend and I were the only ones here for the movie. The seats are comfy but you can tell they're a little old and worn (upstairs theater). They don't recline but they do rock a little? When the movie started, the lights along the walls weren't turned off so watching a scary/vampire flick with the lights on wasn't the best. I came here because it was close to me & had the most convenient show time after having to reschedule from another theater a couple of days before. If I had a choice, I might pick a different theater next time (but the bar is cool). Just nothing special here. Meh.

Theater is a shadow of its former self. Showed up at 25 after show time and they refused to sell me a ticket for a Thursday afternoon matinee. Not exactly a busy time and I'm sure the theater only had a handful of people in it. Their loss for turning me away and losing a $25-$30 sale.

This theatre was really vintage and cool. The pictures on their website show couches and bean bags and I was really looking forward to watching the movie in them but sadly it's not in all the theater rooms just the one downstairs i guess so don't be fooled by their web pics. The regular rooms had regular chairs, no reclining or anything. Overall the theatre was nice and me and my friends had a good time taking pictures in front of it and inside but if you're going solely for the couches, double check you're going to be in that theatre room. The price was 8.50 for matinee.