Local cinemas in Arizona.

Majestic Chandler 9

Chandler, AZ

A nine-screen Chandler cinema with in-seat food service, first-run releases and a curated series of special screenings. It is one of three Majestic locations around the Valley.

FatCats Gilbert

Gilbert, AZ

A six-screen cinema inside a family fun center that also has bowling, glow-in-the-dark mini golf and an arcade. It shows current releases and suits groups and birthday outings.

Majestic Gilbert 8

Gilbert, AZ

A Gilbert cinema with in-seat food service, first-run films and special screenings, run under the three-location Majestic banner.

Glendale 9 Drive-In

Glendale, AZ

The last drive-in theater in Arizona, with nine screens showing current releases year-round and sound through the car radio. Food, drinks and a weekend market are on site.

Roxy Theater

Holbrook, AZ

A one-screen theater on Route 66 in Holbrook that has shown films since 1954. It plays current releases on a few evenings a week plus weekend matinees.

Black Mesa Twin Cinemas

Kayenta, AZ

A two-screen Navajo-owned cinema in the Kayenta shopping center on Highway 160, reopened in 2025 and showing current releases with low ticket prices.

Movies

Kingman, AZ

Kingman's four-screen multiplex on Stockton Hill Road, now operated as Brenden Kingman Cinemas and showing current releases.

Movies Havasu

Lake Havasu City, AZ

A family-owned first-run theater in central Lake Havasu City, close to the London Bridge area, with VIP luxury loungers and discounted senior and Tuesday pricing.

Star Cinemas

Lake Havasu City, AZ

A multi-screen cinema on Highway 95 in Lake Havasu City that shows current releases with several showings a day. It was formerly an UltraStar location.

WME Village 8

Lakeside, AZ

A Lakeside multiplex in the White Mountains run by WME Theatres, showing current releases with midday to evening shows and a rewards program.

Ak-Chin Circle Entertainment Center

Maricopa, AZ

A cinema inside the Ak-Chin Circle entertainment center in Maricopa, with standard shows and a 21+ StarClass tier that serves entrees, beer, wine and cocktails to the seat. Classic re-releases are $5.

FatCats Mesa

Mesa, AZ

An eight-screen first-run cinema inside a Mesa family fun center that also has bowling and an arcade, with showings from late morning on weekdays.

Picture Show at Superstition Springs

Mesa, AZ

A mall cinema at Superstition Springs Center in Mesa with reserved seating and electric recliners, running current releases at lower prices.

Morenci Theatre

Morenci, AZ

A four-screen movie house on Main Street in the copper-mining town of Morenci, run by Allen Theatres. It plays current releases in a town far from any other cinema.

Oasis Cinema 9

Nogales, AZ

A nine-screen multiplex in Nogales, on the Mexican border, run by Mitchell Theatres since 2015. It mixes current Hollywood releases with Spanish-language titles.

Mesa Theatre

Page, AZ

The movie theater in Page, near Lake Powell, showing current releases most evenings. The city has also used it for free community screenings, including a January 2025 series of locally filmed movies.

Bluewater Cinemas

Parker, AZ

A four-screen theater inside the BlueWater Resort and Casino in Parker, owned by the Colorado River Indian Tribes. It plays current releases at matinee and early-evening times.

Sawmill Theatres

Payson, AZ

A six-screen, locally owned cinema on Main Street in Payson that has been showing current releases since 2000. Tuesdays are discount days.

Orpheum Theatre

Phoenix, AZ

A 1929 Spanish Renaissance movie palace in downtown Phoenix, now a city-owned performing arts venue. Films appear occasionally as classic screenings and film-with-live-orchestra concerts.

Picture Show at Frontier Village

Prescott, AZ

A Picture Show multiplex off Highway 69 in Prescott with reserved seating and electric recliners in most auditoriums. It plays the full slate of current releases.

Stargazer 5

Safford, AZ

A five-screen Allen Theatres multiplex on Thatcher Boulevard in Safford, playing current releases with afternoon and evening times.

Roadhouse Cinemas Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ

A dine-in cinema in Scottsdale with a full kitchen and bar. It serves burgers and pizza and pours craft beer, cocktails and wine alongside current releases and some classic holiday titles.

Mary D. Fisher Theatre

Sedona, AZ

The one-screen home of the Sedona International Film Festival in West Sedona, showing independent and art house films year-round. It also hosts concerts and festival events on a small stage.

Show Low 5

Show Low, AZ

A five-screen multiplex on White Mountain Road in Show Low, one of two WME Theatres locations in the White Mountains. Current releases run three times a day.

El Rio Theatre

Springerville, AZ

A one-screen 1915 theater on Main Street in Springerville, with most of its seats dating from the 1930s. It shows current releases, mainly on weekends.

FatCats Suprise 8

Surprise, AZ

An eight-screen first-run cinema inside a FatCats entertainment complex that also has bowling and an arcade. Moviegoers can order food to their seats, which suits a family outing with games before or after the show.

Majestic Tempe 7

Tempe, AZ

A seven-screen Tempe cinema that describes itself as a cinema grill and plays current releases. The site also offers a loyalty program, rentals and assistive listening devices on some titles.

Pollack Tempe Cinemas

Tempe, AZ

A six-screen discount house in south Tempe where most second-run movies cost $3.50, and the lobby doubles as a display of film memorabilia and life-size figures, with an arcade game room alongside.

Fox Theatre

Tucson, AZ

A nonprofit downtown Tucson theater whose calendar is mostly concerts, comedy and stage shows. Films appear as a series, with classics like Home Alone, Psycho and Die Hard scheduled on December 2026 Sundays.

Galaxy Tucson Luxury

Tucson, AZ

A nine-screen Galaxy Theatres location on Tucson's east side, with recliner auditoriums, motion seats for some titles and a menu that includes beer, wine and pizza. Many shows list closed captions and audio description.

Loft Cinema

Tucson, AZ

Tucson's nonprofit art house on Speedway, with four indoor screens and an open-air cinema. It mixes new independent releases with cult nights, classics, a film festival, and 35mm and 70mm presentations in its large main room.

Roadhouse Crossroads 6 Cinemas

Tucson, AZ

A dine-in cinema in the Crossroads shopping center on Grant Road, connected to the Roadies bowling and gastropub complex. It plays current releases and lets guests order food and drinks.

Screening Room

Tucson, AZ

A small downtown Tucson art house on Congress Street that shows independent films and hosts live-event screenings with filmmaker appearances. It is a regular venue for the Arizona International Film Festival.

Grand Canyon IMAX Theatre

Tusayan, AZ

A giant-screen theater in the Grand Canyon visitor center complex at Tusayan, showing the 37-minute Grand Canyon: Rivers of Time on a six-story screen, with a special film in mid-November 2026. Tickets are $14 for adults.

Saguaro Theatre

Wickenburg, AZ

A single-screen 1948 theater on Wickenburg Way that plays first-run films every day and a classic film on Tuesday nights. Tickets are $10 for evening shows and $8 for matinees, sold at the box office only.

Window Rock Cinema

Window Rock, AZ

A single-screen cinema in the Navajo Nation Shopping Center plays current releases in the evening, with showtimes that change from week to week. Cinema Treasures says it became a single screen in December 2015.