Movie theaters in the Portland area.

Beaverton Wunderland

Beaverton, OR

A movie theater attached to a Wunderland game room in Beaverton, from a small Oregon family entertainment company. Tuesday movie tickets are discounted to $7.

Liberty Theatre

Camas, WA

Downtown Camas' 1927 theater, restored after a fire and a closure, with a large main auditorium and a tiny second screen. It shows films and event cinema such as filmed stage productions.

Cornelius Stadium Cinemas

Cornelius, OR

A Cornelius multiplex with recliner seating, a THX-equipped large-format auditorium and a companion drive-in, plus weekly Flashback Cinema classics. Adult tickets cost $12.50, and Tuesdays start at $7.

Lake Theater & Cafe

Lake Oswego, OR

A Lake Oswego cinema with a restaurant and bar, showing current films in the main auditorium and an event space. It also books live acts, comedy nights, free Wednesday trivia and private screenings.

Milwaukie Cinema & Wunderland

Milwaukie, OR

A Milwaukie movie theater with a Wunderland game room next door, part of a small Oregon family entertainment company. Tuesday movies are priced at $5.

5th Avenue Cinema

Portland, OR

A student-run campus cinema at Portland State University that screens world cinema, silent-era programs and cult films, some on 35mm, in a weekend-only schedule. Screenings are free for PSU students and open to the public.

Academy Theater

Portland, OR

A 1948 Streamline Moderne theater in Montavilla that serves beer, wine and food and mixes new releases with a revival series. It is one of Portland's neighborhood theater-pubs.

Avalon Theatre

Portland, OR

A low-price Belmont Street movie house with an attached Wunderland arcade. Tuesday tickets are $5, and the theater has long been known as one of Portland's cheapest nights out.

Bagdad Theater

Portland, OR

A 1927 Hawthorne neighborhood movie house run by McMenamins, with a pub, a large screen and balcony food delivery. Current films play midday and evening, with open-captioned shows on select days.

CineMagic Theater

Portland, OR

A Hawthorne Boulevard repertory house that fills the calendar with themed series: VHS nights, movie quizzes, family matinees and late-night oddities, plus visiting filmmakers. Tickets run about $10, less for matinees and students.

Clinton Street Theater

Portland, OR

A scrappy neighborhood theater that mixes classic and foreign titles, documentaries, drag and burlesque nights, and a Rocky Horror shadowcast that has run every week since 1978. Tickets are mostly $10.

Kennedy School Movie Theater

Portland, OR

A former elementary-school auditorium where couches, armchairs and small tables replace rows of seats, and pizza and beer come to you during the film. Tickets are $6, and the hotel and brewery sit in the same building.

Laurelhurst Theater & Pub

Portland, OR

A 1923 neighborhood movie house on Burnside that pairs a food and beer menu with new independent releases and classic films. Tickets are $10, $7 for matinees and all day Tuesday, and the shows are 21+ in the evening.

Moreland Theatre

Portland, OR

A single-screen Sellwood theater from 1925 showing current releases with the occasional cult title. Tickets are $9 before 6 pm and $11 after, with Tuesdays at $5, and the room can be booked for private events.

Oak Grove 8 Cinema

Portland, OR

A neighborhood multiplex on McLoughlin Boulevard in Oak Grove playing current wide releases, from family titles to horror and sci-fi, with online ticketing. It is a local alternative to the big chains in the Milwaukie area.

St. Johns Theater & Pub

Portland, OR

A McMenamins pub-and-theater in a building that began as an exposition pavilion, serving house-made pizza and beer during the movie. Tickets are $7 before 5 pm and $9 after, and showings can be closed captioned on request.

St. Johns Twin Cinemas & Pub

Portland, OR

A 1913 St. Johns movie house now running two screens of current releases and the odd cult revival, with beer, wine and pizza in the lobby. Tickets are $9 before 6 pm and $11 after.

Studio One Theaters

Portland, OR

A dine-in cinema on Powell Boulevard where each ticket reserves a seat with table service: farm-to-table dishes, wine and draft beer arrive during the show. It also hosts game-show dinners and private events.

Tomorrow Theater

Portland, OR

A restored 1925 theater on Division Street run by the Portland Art Museum's film and media center. It programs queer cinema, documentaries and family matinees, plus comedy, music and book events.

Sandy Cinema

Sandy, OR

A first-run multiplex on Champion Way in Sandy, part of the three-location Prestige Theatres group. Closed-caption devices and glasses are available at every showing, and it offers birthday parties and rentals.

Scappoose Cinema 7

Scappoose, OR

A seven-screen small-town cinema on the edge of Scappoose showing first-run releases at low prices: $9 matinees, $11 evenings and $5 on Tuesdays. Private events can be booked.

Edgefield Power Station Theater

Troutdale, OR

A McMenamins theater on the Edgefield estate with reserved luxury rocker recliners and staff who bring pub food and house-brewed beer to your seat. Tickets are $8 before 5 pm and $10 after.