Laurelhurst Theater

Laurelhurst Theater The theater's four screens bring you the best of modern cinema, independent, art and classics films Now celebrating our 12th year as a theater and pub.
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The Laurelhurst Theater became part of Portland's cultural and architectural history when it first opened in 1923. The original single screen could seat 650 people and was one of the first art deco style theaters of the period. Over the years the Laurelhurst has been added onto and now offers four auditoriums with modern amenities but still maintains its classic appeal. Thank you Portland!

The Odyssey is, "A grand and gripping rendition of Homer’s epic, and one that feels uniquely Christopher Nolan." -Collid...
07/17/2026

The Odyssey is, "A grand and gripping rendition of Homer’s epic, and one that feels uniquely Christopher Nolan." -Collider
is screening now at the at 3:00, 6:00, and 9:00. Tickets are going fast!

07/16/2026

In case you haven't heard, opens tonight at
After the Trojan War, Odysseus (Matt Damon) faces a dangerous voyage back to Ithaca, meeting creatures like the Cyclops Polyphemus, Sirens, and Calypso (Charlize Theron) along the way.

07/15/2026

is thrilled to be able to offer two screenings of Portal to Hell on July 24th and 25th! Our opportunities to do special screenings of independent, self-distributed films are few and far between, and we get so excited when it works out. This movie feels especially catered to our audience as it balances horror and humor, while low-key making a statment about the world we live in.

07/14/2026

director Sebastien Vanicek talks about how real the practical effects were, even on set! It took some finessing in the edit to maintain the R rating 😱
Screening daily at 3:30 and 6:45 at the

07/13/2026

and wrote much in the same way as Wet Hot American Summer - they were struck by a funny idea, worked tirelessly for a short amount of time, quickly going from "zero" to "first draft." From there, it's just determination and "not shutting up about it" until it gets made. On behalf of us all, thank you both for perservering to create these ridiculous and hilarious films. We NEED them!

07/12/2026

Edward Norton on making and enjoying the improvisational and collaborative development of the script as it was being shot. Shooting sequentially meant that the cast of four were able to build on their characters as they discovered what they thought was important and funny.
Screening daily at 4:00 and 7:15 at the

07/11/2026

Opening Thursday 7/16 at the
The Odyssey's strength lies in its combination of familiar myth and director Christopher Nolan’s obsession with time, space, and endurance. Expect vast seascapes, monstrous encounters, and emotionally charged moments when Odysseus struggles to return home. is a reminder that cinema can still feel epic, timeless, and deeply human all at once.

07/10/2026

tonight at 3:30, 6:45, 9:20 at
Evil Dead franchise rights holders Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, and Rob Tapert gave complete creative freedom to director Sébastien Vani?ek, allowing for a totally different feel than the preceding films. This new chapter of carnage and demonic mayhem has a French twist, unleashing the franchise’s most savage and terrifying ride to date.

Two new movies tonight at the ! *xPass and See you there!
07/09/2026

Two new movies tonight at the !
*xPass and

See you there!

07/08/2026

Tomorrow: Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity S*x Pass!
In other hands, this could have been a plausible romantic comedy, but writer/director David Wain (Wet Hot American Summer) has no interest in directing a “believable” comedy. Gail Daughtry is a high-concept movie that’s a parody of high-concept movies. It is highly stylized and exaggerated, and hilarious.

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Portland, OR
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