Movie theaters in Staten Island.
St. George Theatre is the independent movie theater Lumina has verified in Staten Island, New York. Every link goes straight to the theater for showtimes and tickets.
Finding a cinema in Staten Island
- What independent movie theaters are in Staten Island, NY?
- Lumina lists 1 verified independent movie theater in Staten Island, New York: St. George Theatre (arts venue, 35 Hyatt Street). Chain multiplexes aren't included; every listing links straight to the theater for showtimes and tickets.
- St. George Theatre
- Is there an art house cinema in Staten Island?
- Not one we've verified in Staten Island itself. The closest art house cinema Lumina lists is BAM Rose Cinemas in Brooklyn, about 6.1 miles away. The independent theaters in Staten Island are St. George Theatre.
- BAM Rose Cinemas
- Which theaters near Staten Island serve food or drinks?
- Roxy Cinema Tribeca in New York (6.5 mi), Metrograph in New York (6.8 mi), and Quad Cinema in New York (7.8 mi) offer dine-in service or a bar.
- Roxy Cinema TribecaMetrographQuad Cinema
- What is the closest drive-in theater to Staten Island?
- Shankweiler's Drive-In Theatre in Orefield, PA, about 80 miles away, is the nearest drive-in Lumina has verified.
- Shankweiler's Drive-In Theatre
- Are there historic movie theaters in Staten Island?
- St. George Theatre (opened 1929) is a historic theater in Staten Island.
- St. George Theatre
Alpine Cinema
Brooklyn, NY · 3.0 mi
A Bay Ridge neighborhood theater on Fifth Avenue playing current releases, with a number of open-caption (on-screen subtitle) showings each day.
Kent Theater
Brooklyn, NY · 5.9 mi
A three-screen Flatbush neighborhood cinema open since 1939, with a lobby arcade, a popcorn counter and a $6 bargain Wednesday.
BAM Rose Cinemas
Brooklyn, NY · 6.1 mi
Brooklyn Academy of Music's film program, combining new independent and international releases with retrospectives and a summer film festival, in screens inside the Peter Jay Sharp Building.
Roxy Cinema Tribeca
New York, NY · 6.5 mi
A basement art-house cinema in a Tribeca hotel, styled after 1920s movie palaces, showing independent releases, archival prints and 35mm cult favorites with Q&As. It sells popcorn, beer, wine and cocktails.
Metrograph
New York, NY · 6.8 mi
A two-screen Lower East Side cinema that blends director retrospectives and repertory classics with new releases and filmmaker Q&As. It has a restaurant and bar upstairs and a film-focused shop.
Film Forum
New York, NY · 7.1 mi
A four-screen nonprofit cinema on West Houston Street pairing new independent releases with repertory series and restorations, including 35mm prints. Film Forum Jr. runs family matinees.