Albany Twin – Landmark Theatres

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Address:	1115 Solano Ave, Albany, CA 94706, USA
Phone:	+1 510-525-4531
Site:	landmarktheatres.com
Rating:	4

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Reviews 28

Mason Christophe

This is one of the best theaters Ive been to. Absolutely love this place. Its tied for first place with 2 other theaters that are all in my top 3. The little antique bathrooms, the auditorium, the little box office outside, the old cracked terrazzo pavement design out front, and the type of films they run, and even the type of audience it attracts (since its up in rich town, there are none of the abusive reprobate types that you find at the theaters in downtown areas). The people leaving bad reviews on here are all clueless spoiled brats.

Kacey Hadick

Classic old timey theatre in downtown Albany. The seats are not the most comfy but the theatre is cute and all the employees I interacted with were friendly. Coming from a small town $11.00 for an evening show is a bit steep for me but i will surely be back probably just not as often. I noticed a lot of chairs which were a challenge for some of the older patrons.

Jim Sweeney

Two screens, Good programming, and a friendly crew. Upscale films, no blockbusters, and decent prices. Theres even off-street parking, though its not obvious how to find it. The upper screen is in an intimate (small) room, but the lower screening room is large. A venue for "serious" film.

BayArea Backroads

Great local , vintage theater, with only two screens (one big and one small) keeping with the old-school motif in many of its films and tbeater ambience. Hosts the heralded Jewish Film Festival in July-August and featuring Landmark art films among others

Richard Lossing

Consistently showing films for adults, with an occasional foreign feature, this is a well-run, comfortable theater. Theres a parking lot behind the building. Freshly popped corn with real butter - buy a large, youll want the refill!

P. I.

I am a huge fan of Landmark in general, but this place had the rudest guy working at a theater I have ever met. (A simple question by phone was met with scorn and ridicule) So, this gets one of my completely rare bad reviews.

T324

T324 loves our neighbor the Albany Twin. Its a charming time-travel experience to visit this fine old Deco theater for classy art films- though we wish theyd occasionally show some sci-fi action movies for staffer Suzanne!

Amo Tarnoff

This is really the only real "art house movie theater" in the East Bay. You can almost always count on this theater to have the best current independent and critically acclaimed movies for "grown-ups."

Richard B Rosseau

We love this theatre mainly because it never shows violent trashy previews! And I can depend on movies being top ranked by reviewers and intellectually interesting and emotionally rich.

Jory Harms

I love this place. I can walk here, they play indie films, the staff are friendly and the price is right. They also have midnight showings of Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Peter Rodrigues

Lovely old school theater with a focus on independent film. As a movie-going experience, the age of the facilities and amenities leave much to be desired.

Nancy Blachman

I enjoyed the two SF Jewish Film Festival films I saw at this theater. Cup hollders are on the back of the seat in front instead of on arm rests.

Heike Ewert

Great movies and popcorn! Real butter! Sound volume is not over done and it feels like old movie theater but modern.

Jay Slupesky

I love small theaters and Albany Twin is no exception. Its cozy, good for a date movie, and close to restaurants.

S Walsh

Screens arent huge, but the staff are great and its a good local vibe

Muwazu Misquitta

Its a cute place. Theyre theatre could smell a little better though

Doug Stuart

Feels quaint just two screens gets. Film you wont see else were