Beautiful old movie theater with ornate decorations and a Wurlitzer organ. Often plays campy films, classic films, and deliciously tongue-in-cheek double header pairings. Iconic marquee.
Amazing theatre with baroque stylings and a pipe organ played before every show and during silent films. It’s one of the few places to see things on film. It has plenty of seats and is always great.
Watch and indie film and don't forget to put nutritional yeast on your pop corn because you're in San Francisco, hippie.
The oldest continuously running movie theatre in the USA, since 1909. Home to many great film fests including the San Francisco Green Film Festival in 2014.
Mixed feelings: nicely decorated, very convenient location and great films. But: Waited 30 minutes for our drink order; then it arrived in dirty wine glasses and the food was so-so.
My favorite cinema ever. Super comfy chairs, food and drink served to you throughout the film and an overall great artsy vibe. Far superior to your standard movie theatre.
Free Film Fridays - bring your empty film camera and they will load it up (except for Polaroids!) great deal!
great film selection
Fantastic spot to get your film developed, your photos printed and framed, and even grab some film.
The menu, with a large oyster selection for appetizers & main-dish favorites like the smoky masala pork chop, never disappoints. Foreign films are screened in the courtyard of the chic space. Read more.
FAV. The ambience makes you feel happy - warm, cozy, & funky all at once. At night, old films project on the wall. The food is farm fresh, unique, and incredible. And they make fantastic bloodies.
Zagat 24. Cost $49. Cal-Med fare in beautiful courtyard where you can enjoy the stars, both above and in films projected on the wall; strong cocktails; don't miss" brunch with gourmet Pop Tarts.
Easily the best selection of film supplies and cameras in the Bay Area! These guys are the best.
Need some film? They've got it. They also carry a great selection of developing tools and chemicals too.
Best prices for film in SF!
As part of the Anti-Corporate Film Festival, saw RIP: A Remix Manifesto - it was stellar! GirlTalk + interviews w Lawrence Lessing, and animation effects! More films tonight!
check out the bicycle film festival
The Victoria always has great films, plays, and even musicals! Love this venue. Read more.
...be here in the Grand Lobby on Thursdays or Fridays from 6-8 pm,where you can meet up and have a drink before a film or before hitting the galleries. More at www.ybca.org
A ticket to a film includes admission to current art installations, too. Arrive early and double-dose.
Beautiful modern art, and a great film program.
Check out screenings of interesting vintage film from this massive archive. Shows are Friday and Saturday nights, $10 and RSVP at info@oddballfilm.com or 415-558-8117
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick – Best Weekly Film Screening That’s Actually on Film San Franciscans love putting on their own DIY movie shows... Read more.
They do screenings Thursday and Friday (check the website). It's a stock film archive in an old warehouse in the Mission. Score points and bring a date here!
Make sure to check out all the year-round film festivals at http://www.sffs.org
I liked the film
Watch screenings of awesome indie films!
$6 matinee & hard to find independent & foreign films.
Tiny theatres, excellent selection of independent and international films.
Lots of well-rated indie films. The screens are tiny.
Old Armory - now the place where Kink is filming it's movies
The armory is where many of the original internal spaceship scenes were filmed by George Lucas in the original Star Wars movie
Don't be shy, take the tour. All walks of life were in my group so you won't feel out of place. Our tour guide was Dane and he was awesome.
Aesop Rock filmed his music video for Homemade Mummy here. One of the most unique and fun places to go to in the city. Where else can you have this much fun literally for spare change?
Dude Princess Diaries was filmed here! You gotta go!
Be sure to watch the Cowboy Silent Films!
Its honestly hard to believe this is a business, everyone is just having so much fun here. Its really a joy to take classes and learn all that is film photography!
They do an incredible job with archive quality neg scans, etc. Fun film strip photobooth in front. Awesome gallery space. And tin type classes. Such a cool business.
You can pick up BorrowLenses.com rental equipment here.
Matt & Gordon are super nice! Awesome customer service. They helped me when I accidentally bought the wrong portrait kit for my Land 100. Good prices on peel-apart film & love their magnets.
You MUST ask for root beer & if your indecisive, ask for a recommendation :D you won't be sorry.
Great place for darkroom supplies!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA