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  Waugh's Angeles

  By Skylaire Alfvegren | Thu, February 02, 2012

  Released on Oct. 11, 1965, The Loved One was promoted as "the motion picture with something to offend everyone." Refined English writer Evelyn Waugh made a temporary move to "a little town called Los Angeles," resulting in his satirical novel on w... More >

• Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

  By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, January 26, 2012

  Thurs., Jan. 26 Six films that are not to be missed are playing on three separate double bills across the city tonight. The Aero is having a night of Stacy Keach with Fat City, John Huston's pain-pulsating boxing drama of dreams far lost, and Rich... More >

• Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

  By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, January 19, 2012

  Thurs., Jan. 19 The American Cinematheque kicks off the first night of its Luis Buñuel mini-retrospective with L'Age d'Or, his wildly surrealist first feature of thwarted consummation. It's playing on a double bill at the Aero with The Young and t... More >

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  Cleopatra's 2nd Annual 2012 New Year's Eve Ball

  By Derek Thomas | Thu, December 29, 2011

  Count down the final hours of 2011 in the Egyptian Theater's outdoor courtyard, alongside Hollywood Boulevard's Walk of Fame, and in three rooms with two dance floors, complete with open bar, DJs, and sexy go-go dancers. Sat., Dec. 31, 9... More >

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  Jerry Lewis' Finest Work?

  By David Cotner | Thu, December 22, 2011

  Not to be confused with the Mad magazine satire It's a World World World World Mad, tonight's screening of the 1963 comedy epic It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World is the all-star ensemble comedy that prefigured everything from Cannonball Run to the cine... More >

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User Reviews

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  TheBenReu

  | Mon, November 29, 2010

  7th ARTIVIST FILM FESTIVAL http://www.artivist.com/festival/festival.php The Artivist Collective is pleased to announce the slate for the 7th Annual Artivist Film Festival. This year’s festival will take place December 1-4 at the historic Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, screening 45 independent, narratives, documentaries, shorts, and experimental films from around the globe. The festival concludes on Saturday, December 4th, with The 2010 Artivist Awards Honoring Peter Fonda, Barbara Pyle, Avis Richards, and the winning films of this year’s festival.

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  Melissa660

  | Tue, September 22, 2009

  Gorgeous fake Egyptian motif, comfortable seats, great movies and star sightings. When you're seated in the theater, look up to see the coolest scarab beetle on the ceiling. The Egyptian is the sister theater to Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

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  BuBallerina

  | Tue, April 28, 2009

  hands down the best place in LA. especially if you're a girl! always an overwhelmingly uneven ratio of males to females... ie: no line to the ladies room after a movie. plus they always have incredible guest speakers, comfortable seats, and great great movies. i adore this place.

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