Movies in Baltimore, MD

Movies
in Baltimore, MD

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The movies are a great way to escape a bad weather day – maybe it’s too hot or too cold to be outside. They are also a great date night, a great family activity and a great place to go by yourself. However you decide to enjoy the movies in your area, we have all the information on theaters near you.

From little independent theaters to big chains, we have them all in our directory. Check out your options and choose your favorite. Below you’ll find all the essentials: name, address, phone number, directions, and website.

AMC Loews White Marsh 16

(410) 933-9428

8141 Honeygo Blvd
Baltimore, MD 21236 Directions

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Bengies Drive-In Theatre

(410) 687-5627

3417 Eastern Blvd
Baltimore, MD 21220 Directions

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Experience an old-fashioned drive-in theatre with America´s biggest movie theater screen. Bengies Drive-In Theatre features weekend triple shows of classic movies, cult favorites and the latest box office hits.

Charles Theater

(410) 727-3456

1711 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD 21201 Directions

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Visit the Charles Theater for the best place to see first-run independent and fringe films, foreign films and repertory in the entire city.

CinéBistro at the Rotunda

(667) 219-2430

727 W 40th St
Baltimore, MD 21211 Directions

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Flagship Cinemas - Eastpoint Movies 10

(410) 284-3100

7938 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224 Directions

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Horizon Cinemas Beltway Plaza

(410) 882-5911

7660 Belair Rd
Nottingham, MD 21236 Directions

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Landmark Theatre Harbor East

(410) 624-2622

645 S President St
Baltimore, MD 21202 Directions

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For a memorable movie-going experience, visit the luxurious Landmark Theatre Harbor East. Harbor East Theatre provides seven top-of-the-line screens, stadium-style seating and a self-styled gourmet concession stand.

Senator Theatre

(410) 323-4665

5904 York Rd
Baltimore, MD 21212 Directions

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Built in 1939, the fabulous uptown Senator Theatre features a single large screen, and acts as the center of Maryland´s cinema scene. Experience a movie in one of the top four theatres in the nation, as named by USA Today.