Roxy Cinema New York

Here's my short poem about Roxy Movie Theater NYC: "In Tribeca's heart, a cinema queen Roxy Movie Theater, a screen unseen Art Deco charm, a historic face A New York icon, in a crowded space Red velvet seats, a cozy nest Independent films, and Hollywood's best The Roxy's screen, a storyteller's stage Where dreams and magic, turn the page A cultural hub, in a bustling town Roxy Movie Theater, a cinematic crown A place for artists, and film enthusiasts too Roxy's the spot, where movies come alive The Roxy Movie Theater is now known as the Roxy Cinema Tribeca, and it's located in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, NYC.

Cute place with some good films, but a bit pricey. I went to the 3pm show today and the projectionist apparently was a no-show. This happens, and they issued me a pass to cover the ticket I had purchased. But the real cost to me was higher - I could have seen another movie somewhere else, but instead I took the subway downtown and back. That cost an additional $6 or so, and I also lost 1.5 hours of my weekend time. I didn't want to bother the ticket seller and make her uncomfortable, so here I am. In the future, please offer your guests either two passes each, or a pass and a popcorn ($7 I think). At these prices we need better service.

i enjoyed seeing a screening of “faces” here recently, but i had just a few suggestions for improvement. the first is that the movie started abruptly without standard production company opening credits. i was kind of disoriented and not sure if the movie had started. i also could hear the music from the lobby any time an audience member left to use the restroom. otherwise a lovely experience - i’m grateful that there’s another place to see movies in nyc.

Amazing hidden Jem theater! I went to see Padre Pio on Friday night. Small room but classic. A little thing I wish they have better blind to cover the door. People are walk in and out during the movie and I was interrupted by them. The theater is in basement of Roxy hotel and more than just cinema, I entertain by the interesting cozy vibe of all bars and decoration. I don't really hang out in the area so much, now I will probably be checking out Tribeca more.

Roxy Cinema New York is a hidden gem! The vintage decor and cozy atmosphere create a unique movie-going experience. The staff is welcoming and the selection of indie and classic films is fantastic. Plus, the intimate setting and excellent sound quality make every visit special. Highly recommend for film lovers!

Love this place a bit Retro and tres chic. High end events downstairs, screening room and lovely oyster bar!

Went for the night of the living dead screening with live q and a. Love going to different theaters in NYC but probably won't be back here. First off it's in the basement of a hotel! So weird. It's pretty cramped down there in the lobby too. They were still cleaning up from the last screening I think so they wouldn't let us until like right when the showtime was listed. Most theaters I go to will let you in 10-20 minutes before showtime. People in the lobby were getting really antsy, was just such a headache. Worse is they started the movie super late. And bear in mind it was a 9:30 pm showing on a weekday. They don't even play trailers and I'm pretty sure they were playing the movie of a dvd or digital copy. So I have no idea why they were taking so long to start. just really unorganized, thankfully the panel was really wonderful. But since the movie started so late, he only got to awnser one audience question. Also if someone tall is sitting in front of you good luck. I was behind someone and they were blocking a bit of the screen, thankfully I was able to move. But good theaters have their seats so you can still see even if someone taller than you is in front. Good popcorn at least. Probably won't ever go back, their lineup looks like nothing special. Unless they're doing something like this again. It's an alright theater, it's just there are much better theaters in NYC. I mean who wants to go into some bougie theater in the basement of a hotel?

Awesome little cinema inside the Roxy Hotel! I’ve stayed at the Roxy and been to their late night bar quite a few times, and the cinema within the building is a nice touch. The single screen auditorium is solidly underground, and adds to the ambiance created by the small audience size and deep red walls. 10/10 would recommend seeing anything that peaks your interest for the experience alone. Concessions stand is also available with a decently priced candy wine and drinks selection.

Here's my short poem about Roxy Movie Theater NYC: "In Tribeca's heart, a cinema queen Roxy Movie Theater, a screen unseen Art Deco charm, a historic face A New York icon, in a crowded space Red velvet seats, a cozy nest Independent films, and Hollywood's best The Roxy's screen, a storyteller's stage Where dreams and magic, turn the page A cultural hub, in a bustling town Roxy Movie Theater, a cinematic crown A place for artists, and film enthusiasts too Roxy's the spot, where movies come alive The Roxy Movie Theater is now known as the Roxy Cinema Tribeca, and it's located in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, NYC.

Cute place with some good films, but a bit pricey. I went to the 3pm show today and the projectionist apparently was a no-show. This happens, and they issued me a pass to cover the ticket I had purchased. But the real cost to me was higher - I could have seen another movie somewhere else, but instead I took the subway downtown and back. That cost an additional $6 or so, and I also lost 1.5 hours of my weekend time. I didn't want to bother the ticket seller and make her uncomfortable, so here I am. In the future, please offer your guests either two passes each, or a pass and a popcorn ($7 I think). At these prices we need better service.

i enjoyed seeing a screening of “faces” here recently, but i had just a few suggestions for improvement. the first is that the movie started abruptly without standard production company opening credits. i was kind of disoriented and not sure if the movie had started. i also could hear the music from the lobby any time an audience member left to use the restroom. otherwise a lovely experience - i’m grateful that there’s another place to see movies in nyc.

Amazing hidden Jem theater! I went to see Padre Pio on Friday night. Small room but classic. A little thing I wish they have better blind to cover the door. People are walk in and out during the movie and I was interrupted by them. The theater is in basement of Roxy hotel and more than just cinema, I entertain by the interesting cozy vibe of all bars and decoration. I don't really hang out in the area so much, now I will probably be checking out Tribeca more.

Roxy Cinema New York is a hidden gem! The vintage decor and cozy atmosphere create a unique movie-going experience. The staff is welcoming and the selection of indie and classic films is fantastic. Plus, the intimate setting and excellent sound quality make every visit special. Highly recommend for film lovers!

Love this place a bit Retro and tres chic. High end events downstairs, screening room and lovely oyster bar!

Went for the night of the living dead screening with live q and a. Love going to different theaters in NYC but probably won't be back here. First off it's in the basement of a hotel! So weird. It's pretty cramped down there in the lobby too. They were still cleaning up from the last screening I think so they wouldn't let us until like right when the showtime was listed. Most theaters I go to will let you in 10-20 minutes before showtime. People in the lobby were getting really antsy, was just such a headache. Worse is they started the movie super late. And bear in mind it was a 9:30 pm showing on a weekday. They don't even play trailers and I'm pretty sure they were playing the movie of a dvd or digital copy. So I have no idea why they were taking so long to start. just really unorganized, thankfully the panel was really wonderful. But since the movie started so late, he only got to awnser one audience question. Also if someone tall is sitting in front of you good luck. I was behind someone and they were blocking a bit of the screen, thankfully I was able to move. But good theaters have their seats so you can still see even if someone taller than you is in front. Good popcorn at least. Probably won't ever go back, their lineup looks like nothing special. Unless they're doing something like this again. It's an alright theater, it's just there are much better theaters in NYC. I mean who wants to go into some bougie theater in the basement of a hotel?

Awesome little cinema inside the Roxy Hotel! I’ve stayed at the Roxy and been to their late night bar quite a few times, and the cinema within the building is a nice touch. The single screen auditorium is solidly underground, and adds to the ambiance created by the small audience size and deep red walls. 10/10 would recommend seeing anything that peaks your interest for the experience alone. Concessions stand is also available with a decently priced candy wine and drinks selection.