In addition to showing the latest greatest flicks and blockbusters on the silver screen, the historic Somerville Theater shows old classics and cult favorites. Check out a true double feature--I caught a great showing of The Princess [more...]

Every summer, the Boston Harbor Hotel sponsors a "Movies By Moonlight Series". Every Friday evening for 2-3 months through the summer, classic films are shown for free to the public starting at sundown. Attendees may sit along the steps [more...]

The Mugar Omni Theatre at the Museum of Science features 3D and IMAX movies and has a separate admission from the museum itself.

Rather than just going to the regular ol’ movies, consider seeing an IMAX movie at the Science Museum. The Simons IMAX Theater features documentary and other educational type films, check out their website for [more...]

AMC Fenway 13 on Brookline Avenue in the Landmark Center features midnight movies every Friday evening. These films are not current releases and are generally from the late 80s through the 90s and as such the ticket price is discounted. [more...]

The Remis Auditorium at the MFA features documentaries, art house films, and indie flicks, as well as your occasional speaker or event, including the Turkish Film Festival every spring. Check out their schedule of events at their website.

The Brattle Theatre has been around since the 1800's and was famous for showing controversial films in the 1950's. You can see classic movies, independent flicks and the like.