Landmark Theatre
Ranking: 6
Neighborhood: Fells Point
Address: 645 S President St
Phone: (410) 624-2622
Web Site: landmarktheatres.com
From the sound system to the snacks, Landmark Theatres in Harbor East, the newest of Baltimore City's movie theaters, offers patrons a high-end cinematic experience. The Los Angles-based movie theater group is the nation's largest chain dedicated to showing independent films. The seven-screen movie theater in Harbor East makes use of below street-level space in this rapidly expanding neighborhood and offers stadium seating, Dolby digital sound and gourmet concessions.
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Recent Events
11/12
Quantum of Solace
10/26
Vanaja
10/26
Short Documentaries
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Getting Here
Detailed Directions: FROM THE NORTH (via I-95 S):
At Exit 53, take ramp right for I-395 North toward M L King Blvd/
Downtown 1.3 mi
Keep straight onto S. Howard St. 0.2 mi
Turn right onto W. Pratt St. 0.2 mi
Keep straight onto E. Pratt St. 0.6 mi
Turn right onto S. President St. 0.2 mi
We are located between Starbucks and Haagen Dazs!
FROM THE SOUTH (via I-95 N):
At Exit 53, take ramp right for I-395 North toward Downtown/
M. L. King Blvd. 1.5 mi
Keep straight onto S. Howard St. 0.2 mi
Turn right onto W. Pratt St. 0.2 mi
Keep straight onto E. Pratt St. 0.6 mi
Turn right onto S. President St. 0.2 mi
Road name changes to Felicia St. 0.1 mi
At roundabout, take 3rd exit onto Aliceanna St. 0.1 mi
Turn right onto S. Exeter St. 0.1 mi
Arrive at 1000 Lancaster St., Baltimore, MD 21202
The last intersection is Aliceanna St.
Parking: For $3, Landmark customers may park for up to 5 hours in the garage for Whole Foods (entrance at Central St. and Aliceanna) or at the Marriott Courtyard Hotel parking garage (entrance at 1000 Aliceanna). Be sure to get your parking ticket validated at the ticket window or concierge desk.
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Review by Nate
6/10/2008
The Landmark is great, and I'm very happy it has finally come to Baltimore. Sure, The Charles has the better indie vibe, but you can't beat the Landmark for its location, full bar and accessibility (tickets online, takes credit cards). Plus, the seats are comfy and the sound/picture top notch.
Review by Mykel
6/5/2008
I think the Charles is definitely more indie themed, but The Landmark has the highest quality screen and sound. It also has a full bar, which means you can drink while watching a movie! Wheeee.
Review by Mary
6/1/2008
Bar is a little pricey, but at least they have one.