What's the BESTEST cinema experience you've encountered?

A few years ago, I asked What's the worstestest cinema experience you've encountered?

Now, I'm asking for the flip side of the movie going experience.
What's the BESTEST cinema experience you've encountered?

What's are the best movie theater memories do you hold?

What makes for time spent in a movie theater the best for the medium?
Is it technical? 3D? IMAXian sized screens? Are you deeply in love with the new Lazy Boy style recliner seats? Or are they too comfortable (an odd complaint I've heard mentioned by more people than expected)?

What is your favorite movie theater? A national chain cineplex? A nonprofit art house? Something in between?
Strictly sentimental (experienced when you were young and impressionable)? Was it a specific life changing film, watched at the perfect time? Which film was it?

What are movie theaters doing wrong these days that they need to change? Either by going back to some old practice? Some kind of hybrid between old and new tech?

Does the fact, movies now provide booze and food better compel you to the movie theater? Or are cinemas too old and stuffy and incapable of saving themselves? AKA you only watch movies … basically in the comfort of your own home? What would theater owners have to do … to change that?



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