Where is the most special cinema in the world?

The Theater at Ace in Los Angeles, USA, formerly known as the United Artists Theater, was built in 1927 by United Artists, which later merged with MGM. United Artists has a series of well-known founders such as silent film tycoon C. Chaplin, Glass Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, D.W. Griffith and so on. The theater is built in Spanish Gothic style, with Pickford, Fairbanks and other Hollywood celebrities carefully painted on the walls. After changing hands several times, in 2009, the theater was purchased and renovated by the Ace Hotel Cinema chain, restoring its former glory. Today, the theater is open to concerts, premieres, private screenings, seminars and other performances. .

There is a "Meteor" drive-in theater resort west of Escalante, Utah, USA, which opened in 2011. This classic mid-century drive-in theater has eight custom-made trailers, and the interior is modeled after the dressing rooms of old Hollywood stars. You can also read the stars' scripts and even try on their costumes. The hotel is adjacent to the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. During the day, you can explore the 1.9 million acres of wilderness on foot or on an ATV, and at night, you can jump into a trailer and watch a movie while eating pizza, a popular treat during the heyday of drive-in theaters.