Harkins Camelview 5

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User Reviews

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  JessicaHill

  | Mon, March 29, 2010

  If you're looking to see a film on limited release, check out the showtimes at Camelview. Many of the smaller indie films are shown here - I was able to catch The Brothers Grimm on the big screen, but only because Camelview was showing it. This theater also has more showing each night than Valley Art.

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  phoenixnewtimesbestof

  | Wed, May 06, 2009

  There is hope. If you're bored with Hollywood's latest reheats of the typical cliché plots, if $10 seems like too much to pay for an uninspiring genre film, then it's time you visit the Harkins Camelview 5. At Camelview 5, Phoenicians can enjoy a cadre of independent and non-mainstream films hard to find elsewhere in town. There's no stadium seating or anything else fancy about this theater. All the action's on the screen. Camelview 5 plays independent films and the occasional big-house film that doesn't make mass-release. Harkins Theatres have long-supported the art of filmmaking, and the local company continues to do so with this theater, which probably doesn't rake in a ton of dough — although we have seen some long lines. So beware.

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