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815, North 2nd Street, 85004, Phoenix, Maricopa County, US USA
contacts phone: +1 602-595-9187
website: thefilmbarphx.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 33.4570839, Longitude: -112.0710713
Joe Rarey
::Great atmosphere and good pricing for an Indie film house. The sigital projection system is outstanding for a very small theater. The regular showings are nice but suggest you consider skipping the 'FilmBar Film School' sessions hosted by professor Joe. Not nearly as amusing in reality as in his mind.
Meghan White
::Awesome indie movie theater. Casual space decked out in local art with a small but well priced bar. Perfect date spot. Great for the classic horror films, documentaries, and big gay sing-alongs.
Anthony Spaltro
::Very xhill atmosphere. Offbeat movies. Relaxing. Plenty of eateries within walking distance. Parking easy unless city is hosting some BS event downtown. In that case, get there early. Munchies and drinks available. Service is personable.
Art Pitcher
::Now this place was a good time. Comfortable seating, great audio and the picture in the theater is in perfect focus (I'm a little bit of a theater nerd). Tamales, popcorn and a small selection of candy coupled with a bar. Very nice. I am partially disabled and had no access issues - but I can't vouch for wheelchair access. Also, they have an open food policy if you wanna bring your own - but don't bring beverages of any sort (liquor laws). But really there's no reason to - even the fountain sodas are mixed perfectly. Parking is a tad iffy. Make sure to arrive early to ensure you can park. This is a class act for a small (76 seat) theater and bar. Good venue. Enjoy!
Noah Nipperus
::Chill AF