What is the best movie theater in your Hometown, USA?

answer: it could be your house

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Don't know where to put this...My two friends and I did a three-part Zoomcast on memorable screenings in our lives. Sometimes they were memorable because of the movie, but just as often it had to do with the theatre or some story attached to the screening.

Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-_D7kg2R_U

Part 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHnELw7f30A

Part 3: www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7fNypin3oc

I forgot a few: Blue Velvet, 28 Up, and my first non-English films in a theater, Get Out Your Handkerchiefs and Belle de Jour in the toney Fine Arts Theatre on Eglinton (I think), late '70s, long gone.

I'd never heard of Don Rugoff--evidently most people hadn't--so Searching for Mr. Rugoff was inspiring and depressing in about equal measure. A line near the end--"All those theatres are now gone"--sums up the film well. As does the reality that I streamed it at home.