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There is a perfect movie for everyone Theatre in Chicago. Although all are their advantages and disadvantages, many of them also adapt to particular tastes, if you're a fan of mainstream films or independent. AMC River East 21 to 322 St. E. Illinois has all the makings of a great theatrical experience. The sound is incredible and come from all directions. The tiers gives you a multitude of seating options, with very few amenities for visibility intolerable. Even the seats on the end, do not inhibit your viewing experience that much. Broken chairs and sound are very rare, and there are still places in the main aisle reserved for disabled moviegoers. If you're there on opening night of a great film, you will probably wait in a long line, but the lobby is large enough to keep the lines uncomfortable while you wait. Each part of the theater is handicapped accessible with two elevators and escalators available to get you where you want to go. The theaters themselves are clean enough. Even at the opening night spilled soda and popcorn are usually cleaned or kept to a minimum. This is especially impressive considering they have almost all categories of food on their movie concession stand, cream, popcorn and ice for nachos and hot dogs. The biggest problem is parking. It can be frustrating that you are better off shelling money for a taxi. AMC River East is located, of course, beside the river and there is virtually no street parking. The little that you usually find parking permits and tickets without pity. They have an indoor parking with validation rates are still low, rates and more reasonable on the outdoor parking across the street. The parking lot outside, however, tends to charge $ 20 or more when the film is more than three hours. They claim that you have 4 hours to park and still qualify for the rate of $ 8 with a movie ticket is validated, but a new three-hour film (more than twenty minutes of commercials car) that requires you to obtain tickets and stand in line an hour before done their face seem more like a slap in the face. Ultimately, if you want to experience what is probably the nicest movie theater in Chicago, you better be ready to cab it there. You can reach the AMC River East 21 at 847-765-7262. Landmark Century Cinema on 2828, North Clark Street in the Century Mall is the dream of a fan of independent cinema come true. This is a top notch movie theater Chicago, with high quality sound and stadium seating showing some of the best films on art nouveau and other limited releases. They also have a parking lot which is a reasonable price with the validation, which gives you a chance to see the Mall century before or after the movie. In general, the theaters that specialize in independent films are small, dark and dingy and run their films on equipment subpara. Let's face it, sometimes these details add to the attractiveness of the experience of independent film, but it's nice to see such a film pumped show his love for underground films. You can reach the century landmark theater 773-509-4949. If you're from Chicago, then you are probably aware that VicTheatre is a nice place, warm and intimate concerts. What you have ever known, however, is Brew and friends at Vic Theatre located at 3145 North Sheffield. Yes, by 'Brew and View', they mean they are a movie theater with a wide range of beer - and yes, you can waste while watching an eclectic mix of second run films for an entry price $ 5 unbeatable. The Showtime's go earlier at 8:00 p.m. as late as midnight casual indices. Finding a parking space is a difficult task, and although there are many pay in the region, public transport is the best way. You can join the Brew and View 312-618-VIEW. The Music Box Theatre earns my seal of approval, if for no other reason, because they are the only theater (to my knowledge) who played my favorite movie, Brazil, on the big screen. Making old films on the big screen is not all they do, but it certainly is their characteristic. Whether it's classic Christmas movies during the month of December or a marathon of films by Orson Welles, they always choose their movies as well. The music box and the Brew and friends are not the cleanest of theaters or better maintained the city, but their architecture is more than enough to offset that. It does not hurt that the theater is conveniently located at 3733 N. Southport can actually occasionally offer a little street parking. You can join the Music Box Theatre at 773-871-6604.