Pittsford Cinema

Location

3349 Monroe Avenue, Pittsford NY, 14534 - between Shear Ego & Benucci's

Phone

585 383 1310

Website

http://www.pittsfordplaza.com

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Pittsford Cinema is a commercial movie theater in Pittsford, located across the plaza from the Super Wegmans in Pittsford Plaza. This 9-screen complex is the only suburban theater in Rochester that consistently shows one or two independent features every week. Student discounts available.

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2006-09-29 05:00:20   The most comfortable chairs I've ever sat on in a movie theater. —TravisOwens

2006-09-29 09:22:42   Pittsford Cinema offers the only student discount I know of at a city movie theatre. —EllenKelsey

2006-10-03 10:22:14   FYI, the Little offers student discounts through memberships- $35 gets you 12 free passes, plus $5 admission anytime for a year. That said, the Pittsford Cinema is a great theater. —JackCalcines

2007-03-31 23:00:47   Because this isn't owned by Regal or another major chain, the concession prices are better than normal cinemas, and they have candy you have a harder time getting at a cinema (ex: Reece's Peanut Butter cups and real Twizzlers) plus the seats recline somewhat, very comfortable. —TravisOwens

2007-04-01 07:37:44   I have to disagree with the comments here. The theater seems to be perpetually flooded by high school students who lack complete respect for fellow patrons — they talk loudly during shows, answer cell phones, and throw their food all over the place. I expect this at Movies 10, but not when I pay $7. FYI, the Cinema also offers discounts for students at $3, concessions are cheaper, and if you can manage to wait a few weeks any movie worth seeing at Pittsford is either already at the Little or will be at the Cinema soon. —RochesterGuy

2007-05-06 10:59:50   I should append my comment to say that if friends demand seeing a first-run hollywood film, I would still always prefer to go to Pittsford over the chain multiplexes. —RochesterGuy

2007-10-29 23:16:34   It seems Pittsford has decided to enter into direct competition with The Little. While I understand their right to do this, I can't help but wonder what this has done to The Little's bottom line. I'd hate to see The Little's business suffer because people would rather go to some vanilla strip mall discount theatre to see indie and arthouse films rather than experience the ambiance and atmosphere of The Little. Supporting Rochester and ensuring the viability of our city includes making choices to patronize downtown businesses! —LilacHighland

2007-10-30 15:28:33   I go here every so often. One of the houses smells like putrid mold. Another one has busted speakers, it's one of the smaller houses...I think the 2nd one to your left when you walk in. But yes, if you get the "stadium seating"...those seats ROCK. And they have Pepsi products. I love me some cherry Pepsi.

The AMC in Webster has a student discount as well. —MarcVera

2008-01-02 23:37:42   Everytime I've been here the floors have been sticky and I wouldn't want to put my head back on the seat from fear of picking up some communicable disease. No thank you. For mainstream fare, go to one of the chains...for arthouse and indie head to the The Little. Bottom line? Skip this one. —RochesterRed

2009-01-26 21:27:52   I usually go here instead of The Little because it's closer to my house. I have no idea where people are finding mold or dirt at this theater... it's one of the cleanest I've been to! The parking here, while not great sometimes, is also more plentiful than at The Little. I'm glad we have more than ONE theater in Rochester that shows indie/arthouse films. There is certainly room for two (or more) and this is a good theater. —MariahBetz

2009-09-25 11:36:50   When the sad day comes that The Little finally closes its doors (as it nearly did a decade ago) I hope that people going to see films here due to "convenience" still feel alright about themselves. See: Midtown Mall, Edwards, Top of the Plaza, Auditorium Theatre, etc. —RochesterGuy