Landmark Theatres
10850 W. Pico Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90064
10850 W. Pico Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90064
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Landmark Theatre’s $20 million, 2,000-seat flagship theatre opened on June 1, 2007. The all-stadium multiplex features a wine bar, high end concession items, and three “Living Room” theatres (holding 30 - 40 patrons) with sofas and love seats by Ligne Roset instead of traditional theatre seats. A breakdown of seating capacities: Screen 1- 300, Screen 2- 300, Screen 3- c.100, Screen 4- c.100, Screen 5- c.40-60, Screen 6- c.40-60, Screen 7- 300, Screen 8- 200, ‘Living Room’ theatres Screens 9-11- c.30-40, Screen 12- 250.
This theatre replaced the aging four-screen Landmark theatre in the adjoining Westside Pavilion. It was closed on May 23, 2022, due to agreements not being met with the landlord of the building.
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Which is why I called The Landmark’s (UNNECESSARY!) booking of large scale releases “delusions of grandeur.” The place was built and conceived as an arthouse. Showing mainstream flicks here is a waste of time!
It’s no Arclight, but the theater is passable. Glad they’ve kept the art house focus from when it was a 4 screen hole-in-the-wall in the corner of the mall.
I will say that the service is excellent. There was an online screw up and my tickets weren’t in the system, even though I was charged for them. I bought an extra pair at the kiosk because we were already there and the movie was about to start. (Concierge line was too long to bother with.) I sent them an email about it the next day, assuming that they’d just shrug, but was promptly refunded for the missing tickets.
Okay, so after 5 years I decided to make a visit to The Landmark yesterday. I wanted to see Polisse and this was my only theatre choice. Overall, the service was good and the theatres look nice. I’m still going to say Arclight Hollywood is a stronger venue. The Landmark’s screens are way too close to the seating; Arclight Hollywood has more space between 1st row and the screens and overall has better sightlines. For the film I saw the Landmark was sufficient. But I do not see me going there unless totally necessary.
The big houses (5 or 6 of them) are really pretty good. The rest are crummy shoe-boxes.
I did appreciate it was still film being projected. It reminded me a bit of the Sunset 5 more than Arclight.
June 1st, 2007 grand opening ads in photo section.
The Landmark is closing at the end of this month: https://deadline.com/2022/05/landmark-pico-to-close-1235021649/?fbclid=IwAR32-hZwlmG2XdRAL7p52RLDbn6AGAqZBaipipGim1Wjyd6R9TvxmdHI1zQ
Wow. This is shocking bad news for the Los Angeles film scene.
Here is a copy of Landmark’s official announcement on their website about the upcoming closure of The Landmark on Pico Blvd in West L.A. at the end of May
www.landmarktheatres.com/a-message-about-the-landmark-pico
To Our Valued Landmark Pico Audience:
After 15 years serving the Los Angeles moviegoing community at the Pico location Landmark Theatres announced today that it will be closing the doors of its westside cinema when its lease expires at the end of May.
Landmark Theatres’ President Kevin Holloway stated “For months, we’ve worked to extend our tenancy of The Landmark Pico but have been unable to reach terms. We send our deepest appreciation to the Pico staff, guests, and the filmmaking community for their support over the years. We’re exploring opportunities to expand our Los Angeles footprint, which we hope to be able to share more on soon.”
We look forward to seeing you at our other Los Angeles locations, the historic Nuart Theatre and the recently renovated Landmark Westwood in Westwood Village.
Sincerely,
Landmark Theatres
Correction: Not closed yet! Last day is May 31st! The Shattuck closes May 24th! Hurry! EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!
@jwmovies Today is the last day for the Landmark on Pico. Not the 31st.