The 9 Best Places for Movies in Edmonton

Darron Bunt: Get your movie passes at Costco. $24 for two admissions, two drinks and popcorn

Russ Jackson: AVX seating is definitely the way to go for a good movie experience.

Charmaine Genge: Get a Scene Card if you're with Scotiabank, you can earn enough points and get free movies

tanya il: if you sigh up for the scene card, redeeming 1000 points (after 10 movies watched) gets you a free tix.

Lori Bondy: Try the new AVX Theater. Expensive ($17) but fun for a movie you really want to see.

Aaron Clifford: Grab a Cineplex magazine, it's great for keeping popcorn grease off your lap. =)

Sam Bou: Watch a movie.

Willy Grant: Watch a movie

Emmet Adriaans: Just go on a Tuesday night to see a movie and save on admission.

Nikki M: Great place to check out obscure movies. Maybe stay away from the coke though. It tastes slightly watered down and old.

Kristina: One of those old traditional cinemas where you sit in velvety seats, the screen is framed by long red curtains and you feel the rest of Hollywood's glamour. Great independent films, great prices! Fav

Matt Bowes: Make sure you come by on the third Tuesday of each month for Graphic Content, the comic book film series!

Alix Bailey: This theatre is always dead. Great for seeing big movies opening weekend.

Shreela C: Edmonton made movie Rock Paper Dice Enter extended a second week until June 19, 2014

Anne Sunday: Concession was great, staff friendly.. Great prices..

TELUS: Great place to learn about science and wat an IMAX movie!

Brittney Le Blanc: Going to watch an IMAX movie? If you're prone motion sickness, you may want to avoid or sit in the far back row.

Brittney Le Blanc: Check the IMAX schedule. Always interesting movies playing and sometimes you might catch a fairly recent blockbuster playing!

Matt Addams: Best vegetarian pizza is the Margherita also come from Monday to Thursday to get movie tickets for $16 includes the pizza

Darryl Propp: Best pizza in Edmonton. If you arrive and there's a line, it's worth the wait.

Wyanita Fath: Famoso has good pizza but they really need to learn how to seat people. Many two person tables empty while larger groups wait and big tables filled with small groups.

Eric Tigre: Old Strathcona's Princess Theatre is a great local cinema established in 1914. Local film fests like the excellent Dreamspeakers fest on the cusp of summer have selected this fine venue to screen film Read more.

Don Nault: The history...

University of Alberta International: The best of the best international and Canadian films come here so check them out :)