Landmark’s Inwood Theatre

Not a fan of the couches in the theater. Difficult to get comfy and I guess I’m just not the type to want to lounge in public, even in a darkened theater. Moving the ottoman/​foot rests around proved that they do not get moved for cleaning so there was a lot of popcorn detritus under them. The way you have to angle your head up to see the screen means the emergency lights overhead are in your field of vision, detracting from the movie. Staff was polite, but not overly present on a weeknight. Bathrooms were dirty. We came here because it was close by and had the best showtime for the movie we wanted to see: similar conditions would make me return but it’s not my top choice in theater.
I will say the couches themselves seemed cleaner than I anticipated, but come on, I bet there have been more than a few BJs on those things.

Great place for a movie, especially theater one. Sometimes they are understaffed and don’t have anyone at the front ticket booth. This mean you’ll have to wait in the snack line to buy tickets, which is garunteed to be ten or minutes.

It’s my first time here and I was in awe. It’s very. It felt like it was a very sweet treat! Although, I didn’t get to experience the ottoman and sofa room, it was still a hit for me. I would definitely comeback to get to try the very famous theatre #1.

good god i love this place. midnight madness

Coolest theatre in Dallas! The room downstairs is actually filled with sofas and beanbag chairs!!! I’ve been going here for a very long time and I honestly don’t think I’ll ever outgrow this place. They have fun midnight movies on the weekends, and they’ll actually take suggestions for what to play in the future. The staff is very friendly, very lovable, I brought them candy one year just for being so cool. This place is one of Dallas’s landmarks. Maybe that’s why they call it the landmark inwood???

If you’re in theater 1, expect comfy sofas with optional ottomans. Plenty of seating and you can take in house food and drinks in. Cleanliness is evident but expect to pay for this as buy your food and drinks — $ 4.50 bottle of water!
Nothing less than $ 4 for anything.
The theaters upstairs are cold and the chairs are stiff.

This is the perfect theater for a date. Auditorium One has comfy couches and love seats to snuggle up with your date. They have a bar/​lounge where you can enjoy cocktails before and during the movie. Apparently, this place is haunted, too, which is always kind of fun for extra ambiance. Definitely recommend seeing your next movie here!

Great place for a dare night film. Cozy couches in theater 1 provide a more relaxed environment rather than standard bucket seats.

Hmm. I went to this theatre last night for the first time. We went to the «Lounge» since they did not allow seating until like 10 – 15 minutes before start time. So my friend orders a scotch and the bartender says its $ 19 for a single and only $ 4 more for a double. Ok, well figured the double is worth it. He brings the drink and about ¹⁄₈^th of the scotch glass is filled. There is no way that’s even a single. On top of that, he charged him $ 25 total! It’s like he included a tip for himself or maybe he didn’t know how to add? WTF. Next, we go to the upstairs theatre and to our surprise it is just regular seating, no couches. WTF again. I don’t understand. Anywho, the movie was fine but the theatre is kind of rundown. Not impressed and I don’t know if I want to go back to try the couches. That’s the whole reason I went there in the first place and so that was a bust. Whatevs.

Albeit the ticket pricing scheme is more greedy this time around, I still absolutely love this theater and it’s atmosphere. I watched 22 Jump Street here a year ago when it came out and recently for Inside Out in 3D. I discovered that only Theater 1 had couches and upstairs are 2 normal theaters which were bummers to my date and I. To get the full movie and couch experience we paid $ 3 extra each for the 3D showing of Inside Out and it was fun and comfortable for the two of us. What a lovely concept for a movie, to me. This makes me wish all theaters had couches instead of lousy seats.
I only wish that the Landmark Movie Co. wouldn’t upcharge the couch theater room to exclusively 3D showings, but I can see why it’s benefiting their revenue.
This place is the perfect movie date night spot. Fit for lovers (on Lover’s Lane, teehee) or kids and fambam. Check it out. :)

Hands down the best theater in Dallas. I’ve been here for everything from Rocky Horror screenings to blockbuster movies. I always get there early enough to grab the large sofa in the very back. Pull up the ottoman and you’ve practically got a bed to snuggle on whilst watching your movie of choice.

Love this place. Easy to park, and theater one had totally awesome couches. You feel like your in your own home!

Nice date night theatre. We had the theatre with couches this visit and adult beverages and more

Hands down my new favorite theater!!!
First off, no reserved seating. Why? ITS ALL COUCHES. In the middle is mostly one seaters but in the far back you can find some large couches– large couches are also seated on the sides. Bring your blanket, bring a pillow, just don’t fall asleep. Very clean and comfortable for having a room of couches.
They serve beer and wine, but you have to get the popcorn. I mean it comes with real butter on it!
Solid place to catch a movie.

A friend and I had a blast here. It’s got a really nice classic vibe along with a fantastic divey bar. The theater seating is all couches and you can take your shoes off, lie back, have a drink and watch a movie. Seriously, a perfect concept and it makes for such a fun night. I got in trouble for taking a picture during the previews with my flash :/​but that’s on me. I will go here over and over and you should too. It was refreshing to go somewhere that lets it’s history be the star.

As far as venues for mainstream Hollywood movies go, The Inwood is top notch. I don’t come here quite as often as its sister theater The Magnolia, but the overall quality is similar.
The main highlights for me are:
Comfortable, clean seating.
Real butter for the popcorn (woohoo!).
Friendly staff.
Full bar in the lobby.
Classic/​cult midnight features on the weekends (Blazing Saddles, Caddyshack or Rocky Horror Picture Show, anyone?)
High quality sound systems.
Located near plenty of eating establishments and shops.
Only 15 – 20 min from my house in West Irving.
Cool murals and ceiling paintings with art deco interior design elements.
Easy, plentiful parking in the evenings.

Really fun and super comfortable!!! Staff was nice and the experience was new!!! Will go again for sure!
Hint-​bring a blanket!!!

Why aren’t all movie theaters filled with lovesac couches? I always miss the comfort of couches when I go to a movie theater. At Inwood I get my fill of comfort and movie theater popcorn. This is the right way to watch movies. The Inwood theater has two movie screening areas. The upstairs viewing area is a small room with normal movie theater seating. The downstairs viewing area is filled with lovesac couches. Grab some of their pillows and blankets and you’ll be at home!

I’m sorry, I just pine for the days when they really showed arthouse and foreign films. The 2 theaters upstairs which seat about 50 each or so just aren’t meant for showing mainstream films. This theatre used to have so much charm and personality and then after Mark Cuban bought Landmark, which then acquired the Magnolia, it all just went downhill for me.
I did come here the other night to check out the midnight of Die Hard, since I’ve always loved the midnight shows that go on here. It was fun to see it on the (small) screen (upstairs theatre), but I just also miss that they actually used to run FILMS here, not just pop in a DVD and be done with it. (To be fair, most theaters these days are guilty of this.)
And while I’m uselessly pining for the old days, can you guys clean the damn art installation on the ceiling? I haven’t been here in ten years and wow! That thing has gotten black and nasty like it spent time at a smokers’ convention. Sadface. The ceiling here was always one of the coolest parts of the atmosphere. Feel free to ignore me, I’m just nostalgic for when this place was not only unique in its atmosphere but perhaps more importantly, for the type of films it showed.

BEST THEATAH EVAH!
I’m not a huge movie goer, but if I do see a movie I always try to come here. It’s retro and funky on the inside with a full bar/​lounge area on the left that is sectioned off. Movie plus alcohol makes this girl happy!
The concession stand is small but they have the basics: popcorn with lots of seasoning to choose from, hotdogs and candy. They sell Divine chocolate bars which I’m so glad I discovered. White chocolate and strawberry, uh yes please!
You can also bring your fizzy drinks inside the screening room which is huge and filled with Lovesacs! They’ve got it all: couches, beanbags, loungers! I actually fell asleep in one during a showing of Willow and a worker had to wake me up at the end of the movie (they have midnight shows of classics like Willow and Beetlejuice which makes for a nice date). It’s probably not a good idea to drink that much late at night while sitting in a ridiculously comfy Lovesac!
I’ve never watched a movie in the regular rooms and I don’t want to because the screening room is where it’s at. The surrounding area has plenty of restaurants so you can make it a dinner and a movie with a quick walk over to Inwood. Come here and you’ll never want to go anywhere else!