The more permanent attraction upstairs at Hollywood & Highland will be called Icons of Darkness/The Science Fiction Fantasy and Horror Hall of Fame, he said. But overall? A great movie experience.About half of Correll’s collection is on display at Hollywood & Highland in a first-floor spot on the boulevard that is a compact preview of what will be the larger long-term home of the museum when it opens in late April, he said. The only thing is I wish there was more of an elevation to the seats in the dome - because we saw a subtitled film, and I definitely missed a few words because I could barely read them over the head in front of me (if you're short and seeing a subtitled film, you might want to sit in the higher seats on the balcony). Real coffee!!! A little shop? It's nice, updated, modern, clean, just nice in general. You can validate parking in the garage for $3. It's pricey (it was $18.50/ticket to see a movie in the dome - not sure if movies in the theater are the same price), but I had a great experience. I currently live in Nashville, which is an indie movie theater desert (we have one independent theater that shows indie movies, and it has two theaters and a tiny closet upstairs it calls a theater), so I blown away (but not surprised) by LA's movie theater options. The Cinerama Dome opened in 1963 but was renovated by ArcLight in 2002 - and it has a curved 32x86-foot screen! What a unique movie watching experience. We decided to see "Portrait of a Lady on Fire," which was showing in the dome. My husband, my brother, and I were visiting LA for a couple of days this past week, and we wanted to see a movie.
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