Vista Theatre

4473 Sunset Dr, Los Angeles, California 90027 USA

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Opens Tue 12p

Independent

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“Tinsel Town fixture since 1923”

On October 9th 1923, the Vista Theatre opened as the Lou Bard Playhouse to a packed Hollywood audience. The film playing was "Tips" starring Baby Peggy and it would be the first of many movies to grace the theatre's silver screen. Today, the Vista remains a fixture in the heart of Tinsel Town and heads toward the century mark in 2023!

Reviewed by
Scott J.

January 02, 2024

A beautiful movie house from the golden age of cinema. When you step inside this majestic theater, you are instantly gobsmacked like a giddy small child who doesn't want to contain oneself just... Read more

Reviewed by
Angelina E.

March 31, 2024

What a cool movie theatre! I love older, nostalgic theaters that have character and Vista checks those boxes. Quentin Tarantino owns this theatre and opened a little coffee shop right next door to... Read more

Reviewed by
Ted T.

February 02, 2024

Great theater! Can't wait until they open up Pam's Coffy. I have no complaints. Easy street parking if you're willing to walk a little. I went to a 2:45 pm matinee, but I parked on Sunset Drive... Read more

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