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Egyptian Theatre

6712 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90028
Phone: (323) 466-3456
Egyptian Theatre
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Cross Street:
Las Palmas Avenue
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Showtimes vary

Editorial Review for Egyptian Theatre – by Kim Cooper

In Short
In 1922, Sid Grauman opened this King Tut-inspired theater on Hollywood Boulevard. Along with the nearby Chinese Theater, the Boulevard reigned as the setting of star-studded premieres. By the '60s, however, the Egyptian had steadily declined. Earthquake damage, squatters and roosting birds brought further indignity. Then in 1998, a $14 million restoration returned it to its former glory. The newly lustrous Egyptian is now home to the American Cinematheque.

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3 Star Rating: Average

08/11/2006 Posted by zak

Overall they did a decent job, except the seating. The seats are reminiscent of the Concorde. Very very narrow. If you weigh more than 90 lbs. forget it.

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

11/05/2005 Posted by nickmistaken

You can see a blockbuster at the Dome. The REAL selling point here is NOT the inside but the films (as it should be). I have been a member for a couple of years- not required, but you get advance notice and some special offers. Yes, it would have been nice to have it restored much like the Capitan, but you have Musso and Franks, Pig and Whistle, Miceli's, etc. Saw Robin Williams speak after 'One Hour Photo', saw Alan Arkin, Ray Harryhousen, Wim Wenders. If you love film, especially films NOT on DVD, this is your place. They And yes, they DO have sneaks for blockbusters as well. Oh yeah: and they are about two blocks from the Metro Station at Hollywood/Highland, so grab a drink or two after the show, stagger back to the station and hop the train back home. Sweet.

Pros: close to subway, great screen, good sightlines

Cons: men's very crowded

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