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  • If you have a chance I would read David B.s review of the theater, it is one of the better ones and as he noted, it seems the bar has been raised on going out to the movies because home theaters have gotten so good. However, Valley Art is worth a trip to the cinema. From what I understand it was the first theater opened by Dan Harkins father, who founded the Harkins cinema chain. In fact, who is the current head of this family owned organization, likes to say that he was conceived in the projection booth of the Valley Art and it holds a special place in his heart. Regardless of the reason, I get the feeling that this theater is more of a gift to the ASU community than a money making venture. The Harkins chain did a full upgrade on this place a few years ago and now the theater has the almost obligatory stadium seating we have all gotten used to when going to the movies and while the screen may be small the sound system is excellent...though at times you can get some bleed in from the streets if there is loud music playing, but that is not often. The big thing about his theater is that along with Camelview 5 it is where you can regularly see independent rather than mainstream cinema and at this location they usually switch out the movie every week though at times a movie that is especially popular may be held over for several weeks but that is usually not the norm. You can also easily get to this location off the rail line which has a stop a block or two up Mill and of course the theater is surrounded by a variety of eating establishments (Caffe Boa down the street, The Big Fat Greek right next door, etc). Bottom line, it is a nice college town movie theater and I give great credit to Dan Harkins for making a point to provide this sort of entertainment venue for the ASU and local Tempe community. I've had some great movie experiences here (watching the movie Teeth with a bunch of high-school students when the subject of vagina dentata came up is something I won't soon forget) but so was watching the movie In Bruges. Bottom line, a great place to go see movies that you are not likely to show at any of the more mainstream venues for cinema here in Phoenix.
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