Movies
in Portland, OR (showing 1 - 9 out of 9)

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.

Academy Theater

7818 SE Stark St
Portland, OR 97215 Directions

(503) 252-0500

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Get your tickets to a first-run film being screened at the glamorous Academy Theater. The theater was built in 1948 and still retains its classic charm, from the marquee gracing the front of the building, to the lobby that greets movie-goers. The Academy also offers a babysitting service, just in case you couldn't book a sitter in time.

Century 16 Eastport Plaza

4040 SE 82nd Ave
Portland, OR 97266 Directions

(503) 772-1111

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Century Clackamas Town Center and XD

12000 SE 82nd Ave
Portland, OR 97086 Directions

(503) 654-1498

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Laurelhurst Theater

2735 E Burnside St
Portland, OR 97214 Directions

(503) 232-5511

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See a new film, an independent film, or a classic movie at the Laurelhurst Theater. The art deco style theater has been a part of Portland's entertainment culture since the 1920s and harkens back to those days with its décor and atmosphere. You can enjoy all the films showcased as you sip on a glass of wine or enjoy a slice of pizza.

Living Room Theater

341 SW 10th Ave
Portland, OR 97205 Directions

(971) 222-2010

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Escape the norms of the megaplex and see a movie at the Living Room Theater. The theater offers a new spin on your movie viewing experience, changing everything from the food served to the seating. Lounge in comfortable seating as you enjoy a deluxe coffee or your favorite beer. The Living Room screens both first-run films and independent movies as well.