Esquire IMAX Theatre

We saw Oppenheimer in 70mm, which the viewing experience was awesome. The theater was very well staffed, and they were all very kind and helpful. The cons: The popcorn was bland and went uneaten; the seats aren't the most comfortable and the only way to "recline" is to consistently push back on the seat (or maybe my seat was broken?); and for the lower rows, reclining is almost necessary to fully see the massive screen. All in all, it was pretty wild to see a sold-out theater in 2023, and we enjoyed the movie

Went to see "Oppenheimer" in 70mm.
Plenty of parking and a short walk to the theatre, located on K Street downtown.
Show was sold out. Plenty of leg room and seats were very comfortable. Especially for a three hour movie. Plenty of eateries around theatre before or after the show. Staff was friendly and the theatre was very clean. As a bonus, the air conditioning was at a perfect temperature on this warm day.

I recently went to see Oppenheimer in 70mm 15perf at the IMAX Theater in Esquire California, and I was blown away by the experience. The image quality was simply stunning, with incredible clarity and detail. The sound was also top-notch, with deep bass that really shook the theater. The theater itself is very spacious and comfortable, with plenty of legroom and reclining seats. Overall, I had a truly immersive and unforgettable experience watching Oppenheimer in IMAX.

Theater was nice, clean and comfortable seats that do recline. I thought the sound track was to loud and to cold but maybe I am getting old. Saw Oppenheimer which was meh..6/10. Didn't hit the concession stand and the parking with validated ticket was more than the price of a movie ticket. $16 ($21 w/o validation)

This is only the second time I've been here. The first time was 13 years ago. While viewing a movie on a screen of this magnitude is awesome in itself, this particular venue needs some serious updates on the seating. While almost every theater in the country has upgraded their seating to comfortable and spacious, the Esquire has not. The seats are rather small with no leg room or elbow room. They need to spend a little money on seating so more people will want to come back more often.