Saw Odyssey in Imax Sunday and Obsession in standard on Saturday. Saturday we went in and the theater had not been cleaned from the movie prior. Popcorn and trash everywhere in my seats, but still was good experience. Imax theater seats need an update or a steam cleaning, seats look dirty. Bathrooms needed a little maintenance\ cleaning. Popcorn was great as always and Icees were working and delicious. Candy selection is small compared to others, my friend couldn't find mnms. Merchandise has smaller selection compared to others. But overall the screen quality and sound quality for both movies were very good and treats tasted great. A better quality screen experience for myself than my prior visits. read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Imax theater - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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I don't go to the theater much but honestly? Pretty good! It was clean, checking in/buying tickets was fast, the seats were amazing! They reclined which is phenomenal. The 2 we picked happened to be the two that didn't work, but I the theater was so empty we just moved wherever we wanted. read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Outrageously expensive to go to the movies these days. Nearly $20 per ticket when purchased online for the iMac theatrical. No reclining seats or trays. Temperature in theater was very hot. Concessions were outrageously expensive and sodas were over carbonated after paying a fortune for them.​ read more

My family and I went to AMC 16 during the middle of the day. The theater was clean and quiet. Buttery popcorn and a variety of drinks. read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Seats, drink - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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If you're like me and love a good bargain without sacrificing quality, AMC's $5 Tuesday deal is the answer to your midweek blues. Imagine this: you stroll into the theater on a Tuesday evening, pre-purchased tickets in hand, grab your combo drink and popcorn, and settle into your huge, reserved seats. You're feeling smart about enjoying a cinematic treat without breaking the bank! For one adult and two children, plus two combo deals (check out the pictures in this review), we watched and snacked for under $30! Good luck topping that in this economy! Here's the lowdown: There's a huge parking lot, a mini bar inside, and a massive concession stand. The bathrooms are spacious and very clean, the theaters are pristine, the seats are comfy and fully recline, each with its own cupholder. The staff are friendly enough to make your night out feel special, even on a budget. Pro Tips: -Parents with kids under 10, opt for the 6:30 showing. For those with older kids or adults-only outings, aim for anything starting after 7 to avoid the 'kid crowd' and enhance your experience. -Don't rush; movie trailers before the main feature always run for about 20 minutes. -Ask the concession employee about their $5 Tuesday combo to snag a drink and popcorn for just $5! Whether you're flying solo, on a date night, or hanging out with friends, AMC's $5 Tuesday Movies are a win-win. Enjoy a great movie, save some cash, and maybe even sneak in a few laughs or shed a tear (because, let's face it, movies do that to us). So, next Tuesday, skip the Netflix binge and treat yourself to a cinema experience that won't empty your wallet. Five stars for AMC's $5 Tuesday Movies--you've made our Tuesdays awesome again! read more

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First time to this theater and already disappointed in the staff. I showed up at 10 and the Einsteins that showed up for work didn't even know when they opened up. the website said 1:30, though the showing I wanted was @12:15. Yelp said 11. read more

Decent theater, the seats were really cozy but the aesthetic is a little outdated. Nevertheless, still an enjoyable experience. read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

popcorn gave me heart burn and the prices for 2 large cups was 15 dollars. they fucking robbing people

East access good refreshments but expensive as all theaters. Like the bar and bar pizza Very clean restrooms. Only negative is signage on theaters is very poor and outdated needs to show the title of movie showing like regal theaters on all their theaters digital visual signs read more

Arrive on time if you want to get concessions. The items are over priced but what do you expect when you go to the movies it's not the dollar store lol. The theater (13) we were in was so hot I had to step out a few time because I was having coughing fits. read more

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I've been here several times and never really had any negatives till now. We pre-bought our Star Wars tickets and showed up early to get some seats. Well, rest-assured, as a wise Yelper once said, "it's dead as fried chicken in here." Lol my hubs! So my big beef is that the screen wasn't working until 9:35 when our showtime was 9:30. Not sure what that was all about, but at least we didn't have to go complain and miss part of the movie! We could hear lots of trailers and commercials we would have love to have seen, but no such luck. Obviously this wasn't a big deal as far as reviews go, but the place was also full of trash from previous patrons. Seating is decently comfortable with ability to remove middle armrests, and theaters are big with stadium seating. Overall, I'll keep going here because it's convenient right off I12 and pretty much the same caliber as most there theaters in Baton Rouge anyway. read more

This is a nice theater --the seating in the standard theaters are always comfortable. I've never had an issue with the overall aesthetic of the theater. It can stand to be updated, but aside from that, it's pretty decent. If there is one thing I could complain about is that I wish there was more than one bathroom stall spacious enough for wheelchair access. Having just the one is a huge inconvenience. People love using the wheelchair stall for the space, but it puts those of us in wheelchairs in a imposition. With the one stall, we are forced to wait to relieve ourselves in a restroom with dozens of empty stalls that we cannot use. It can end up being an embarrassing inconvenience. read more

I visit the movie theater quite often and have no particular favorite but I often visit this location over the Mall of Louisiana because i am able to pick my seat in advance. Major deal breaker for me. This location also has a nice bar area with extremely high drinks as well. The food menu has changed as well, they now offer pizza and some other new dishes. AMC has changed the cheese for their nachos and I don't like it one bit! AMC had the best nachos over all of the other theaters in the Baton Rouge area but unfortunately that is no longer true! read more

i spent $60 between tickets and snacks. no drinks. no water. we planned on eating here and we're left with almost no options. stay home and save your money. read more

Usually a great theater but with hundred degree went to see Blue Beetle last night and saw it in an auditorium without air conditioning. Not great!!! read more

There claw machine is rigged me and my boyfriend came here for national cinema day and had free time between movies , he tried twice and missed by an inch the first two times by the time he got to his last turn there was and a family standing behind him watching him put the key in the exact position needed and it legit would fit in there . Don't waste your time !! On the games watch ur movie n go such bs ‼ read more

This was a toss up between two and three stars - too bad there isn't a 2.5. This is our family's cinema of choice because of relative proximity to where we live. Now that Oneal Lane is no longer a psychotic mess it's a whole lot easier to access than it once was, but it's still pretty much one way in and one way out which is a logistical nightmare on a busy night. Anyway, the reasons I felt moved to review it at all are three-fold and all I guess in a way reflect that I'm part of a different generation - an older generation - that had different expectations. Not to "date" myself, but when I was a kid I saw Star Wars for 50 cents at a cinema down in Tigerland that no longer exists - that's how old I am. So this review is basically technologically and culturally oriented. 1) Outside of the enterance stand three automated machines from which one may purchase tickets without waiting in line. None, not a single one, of these machines was working today. 2) When we walked in I noticed a change at the concessions counter. Standing beside the counter on one end were two large dispensers for carbonated beverages - the sort with a touchscreen that allow you to pick from an overabundance of selections to fill your cup. Now, IN THEORY, one would expect that this would actually speed up the line at the counter whilst we wait for popcorn and Juji Fruits, but the reality is that you still have to stand in line just to buy a cup. It sort of reminds me of the olden days when I studied Industrial Organizational Psychology and time and motion "efficiency" studies were all the rage. I would suppose an organization as large as AMC actually did do some sort of study before making this change, but the reality is that the ONLY time saved is for the people behind the counter who take your money and give you the cup. You and I, the customers, still have to a) stand in line to buy our cup, and then b) stand in a different line to fill it at one of the two available beverage stations. Presumably they save time and money, but you and I get to stand in two lines instead of one. 3) Maybe those of you under the age of 30 or so don't realize it, but there was a time when you didn't go into a theatre and watch commercials for cars and phone and whatever AND THEN watch previews, then you got the movie. Now again, one can only presume there's a financial component to this entire business model. Today I watched commercials for the new Lincoln SUV, a car I wouldn't spend that sort of money on even if I could afford it, and a host of other commercials before I was ALLOWED to watch the previews and the movies that together with my partner we had spent near $20 in order to see. It's sort of like imagining commercials on Pay Per View or a rented DVD (something I'm sure someone out there is considering even as I type). The idea that I'm paying a premium price to watch commercial advertising just sort of really pisses me off. Call me old fashioned, but if I wanted to be bombarded by commercials I'd just stay home and watch broadcast television. All in all it's an ok cinema - nothing particularly "grand" about it - nothing particularly inspiring. But at the end of the day, overutillization of technology and the overtly "commercial" abuse of a "captive audience" which is paying an ever-increasing price for ENTERTAINMENT and not freaking commercials, or to stand in lines for the profits and convenience of the corporations who run these places well... If the movie going experience becomes much more expensive or too much more depersonalized, then frankly we're going to junk our old analog (yes we still don't have or need HD or bluray) televison and go out and buy a really huge wall-sized SHDTV and say "screw it" to the theatre industry all-together. I changed my mind - 2 stars is all they get. When the experience that is being sold is ALL about service and entertainment then I will give the cinema industry as a whole a good rethink. Until that day however, it's time for we as consumers to stand up and say that while filming movies may be the "Entertainment Industry," the delivery of films to the movie going public is a "SERVICE INDUSTRY!" If a cinema multiplex cannot differentiate itself by content and the quality of the service then they're all just pretty much the same.... "Meh." Either they will realize that fallilng ticket sales are the result of losing sight of the fact that the experiential nature of going to see a movie isn't just about seeing the film but about the experience one has in the doing, or we'll all just wait for it to come out on bluray. When you can spend a couple of grand on a 6 foot wide television that looks just like being there and a sound system that'll blow you away, what is it really that they're selling? Standing in line? Edit: Just saw the news Monday night and ticket sales are down at cinemas by a revord 44% from all time lows for the 4th of July weekend. What's that tell you? read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Lion king Mon July 22 11:30 am . very well done remake. Good quality wish they would bring back,the jalapeno peppers.... read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Lion King - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

This is a really nice theater. They have leather reclining seats that are made to be couple seats so if you get two seats next to each other you can lift up the middle arm rest & snuggle! A-List is the way to go. You pay $21 a month (after tax) & get 3 movies a week, free upgrades on popcorn & drinks, & $5 Tuesdays. Another plus is you can order your seats online/via the app as well as choose your seats at this location (unlike the one by the mall). They have a nice bar inside. Overpriced, but what movie theater isn't? I find this theater to be much cleaner. It's definitely my go to place to watch a movie. read more

I have a health condition so I can't wear a mask and some guy that I assume is an employee with dreads kept coming up to me harassing about a face mask. He could've handled it in a different way, not my fault his daddy cursed him with a tiny ball park dog. Seemed to be singling me out because of my race, might I had so many other people not wearing it but he singled me and only out,racially profiled me for sure I certainly didn't appreciate it. read more

If could leave zero stars, I would. Arrived in the theater to find a yellow caution cone in front of the seat I reserved. Apparently there is a spill on the ground. Umm why not mop up the spill, then use the caution sign as it dries? We got get someone to remove the very tall cone and the first guy says, "Oh, just scoot it up." Sir, it would be in our way. Go to the next employee who comes to "take care of it" or so we think. Turns out, taking care of it included removing the cone. NOT CLEANING THE SPILL AT ALL. He actually said, "Don't slip" as he walked away. Last time I come here. read more

They are remodeling this theater. The new seats recline and are comfortable. They are a little narrow if you have wider hips but one armrest lifts up to allow more room. They are still undergoing construction, adding a bar like the one by the mall, so still a little messy. The cost for snacks and sodas are expensive, but that is the case at any theater. Love the new upgrades. Can't wait until it's done. read more

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Disgustingly filthy. Show up at seats and they are covered in pil and popcorn. Not even remotely cleaned. read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

My family and I went to this theater for the first time last weekend. We all had a very pleasant experience here. The theater is very clean and has very comfortable chairs! It wasn't too crowded and there was plenty of space for all of us inside the theater hall. The staff were also pleasant and friendly. I enjoyed the experience and will certainly be bringing my family back here the next time we are in Baton Rouge! read more

This is not the closet cinema to where we live yet thus is the one I frequent the most so I guess it receives 4 stars---it has what I seek--ease of entrance , plenty of showtimes, comfortable seating , good sound and good screens----everything else is not really relevant to me. Having said that the workers are polite , and the AMC rewards program is essentially a 10% off program which are 2 more positives here. I think the bathrooms are fine although there have been occasions when they were not as clean as I would have preferred. Concession prices are what they are. It is interesting to note now butter is self serve for the popcorn which I prefer. I have only tried the fancy self serve carbonated coke machines a few times but I think that is good for the consumer. Popcorn is average which is why I need butter. The rest of the attractions here---not sure as I have not used read more

I went to your theater yesterday. I bought two small packages of popcorn and two small bottles of water. These four SMALL items cost me $27.00. There wasn't 50 cents of popcorn, and you can buy water for about $1.50 each any where I understand you need to make a profit; come on this is ridiculous. Won't be going to your theater any time again. Good by. read more

Had an Awesome time there with my friends and the staff for The Star Wars Marathon! Drove ALL the way from Houston and I Will Never forget the Amazing time that I had! read more

AMC Baton Rouge 16 - Thank You AMC - Cinema Near Me - Baton Rouge, Louisiana

They never refunded me my money and AMC is no help with their website or phone number. They say they are busy but they really don't want to deal with customers. Rude! read more

Really good experience. The seats are amazing. It's very comfortable watching a movie here with the set up they have. My fiance and I felt as though we were in the comfort of our own home. They have regular concessions as well as a bar with beers and wines. The staff is a slow but the rest of the amenities make up for it. read more

I have one word for you: Dolby I have 244 more words for you: This AMC location has the world-renowned Dolby Cinema theater available. If you've never heard of it, indulge yourself and see a movie here on my suggestion alone. This futuristic theater promises a scintillating aural and visual performance. Laser projectors create a high definition picture like no other you've seen on such a large scale. Dozens of speakers, if not hundreds, line every surface of the venue except the floor. Combine this with stadium seating and large, comfortable, reclining seats and you are truly in for a treat. The sound envelops you like the warmth of a mother's hug or a white-hot iron-smelting foundry (depending on the movie you're watching). The crisp lines and deep blacks presented to you on an enormous screen pull you into the content immediately and don't let go until the house lights return. Now, I'm not suggesting you see The Notebook in this theater, but if you have something with a plethora of explosions, helicopters, revving engines or copious gunfire on the menu, do yourself a favor and get here immediately. Ticket prices? I don't know. They might be a little more expensive because AMC considers this a "premium experience", and they're not wrong. I plan on seeing as many movies as possible in this venue and hopefully you do too, so they don't close it down. It already costs an arm and a leg to see a movie. Might as well let your eyes and ears enjoy the best. read more

Close to home so this is where we go. Super friendly staff, never crowded. And I see they're updating, will sell liquor and new seats, the nice ones!! Hoping it'll be a dine in amc!! read more

Went to see a movie last night. This is the second time I've been here since it changed from Rave to AMC. In my opinion the cleanliness and upkeep of this theatre has been in decline over the last couple of years. I really don't have any complaints about the service. The new coke machines in the lobby were a nice addition, although 1 of the 4 of them was not working when we went and 1 was out if ice. I believe more attention to detail (ice being out, bathroom cleanliness, etc) would go a long way to improving the experience here. I probably will continue to return because it is the closest theatre to me, but if it continues to decline I will not. read more

Everything was fine from the time I parked to the ease of getting out of the parking lot after the show. A lot has changed since I've been last and all for the good. The guy checking tickets at the door was really nice and let me in to go to the bathroom and bar while I waited for my friend who had the tickets. The main area and the theater were clean and not to cold. The bar tender was polite and professional, although the drinks were grossly over priced! The only complaint I have was that my chair was broken. Thankfully the movie want a sell out this particular night and we were able to move over one so I could enjoy the reclining chairs. read more

Not a bad place to see a movie, but, I'll be honest, once you've been to a movie tavern a regular movie theater just doesn't cut it. The seats aren't as comfortable, the bathrooms aren't as clean and the food.... Well.... It's just plain old movie theater food. read more

Great movie experience, the seats are great and now you can get a drink. Score the movie, nice touch.

The Dolby theater is awesome and has great sound, but what genius added the red lights to the steps at the bottom corners causing two thirds of the entire screen to turn red on all dark scenes. You can even see the red hue during super bright daylight scenes. Very annoying. read more

Movie was great. I was concerned that it would be too gruesome but it was not. Dean Cane is great actor as always

I like this theater, I hope one day it becomes AMC Dines. They can be slow at the concession counter, teenagers... you get what you pay for there.. I do like the new Stubs A-List program, easy to understand and use. read more

Terrible service. There are two lines for concessions, a line for the amc members club and a regular line. There was no one taking customers for the regular line just the members line. There were about 15 guests in the regular line and all of us ended up waiting over 20 min to order our concessions. This is a terrible way to treat your customers who had paid so much to see a movie. We will not be back. read more

I left very concerned about the honesty of the concession staff. We attended yesterday and my underage son went to order some food. I waited about twenty feet away. My son ordered a pretzel and drink, order total about $24. They took the money and then told him that they were out of pretzels. Asked if he wanted to substitute something for the pretzel. He said fine, asked for a hot dog instead. A hot dog and a drink costs almost $14. After a few moments, I noticed two of the adult employees talking to him as he waited for his order. I went over and they were telling him that he wasn't going to get a partial refund as he'd agreed to a substitution. He argued. I went over and pointed out the ten dollar price difference between the hot dog and the pretzel. They repeated that he'd agreed to a substitution. I insisted. He'd agreed to a partial refund and a substitution. They don't get to keep the $10 difference. Finally, one of the employees handed me a ten dollar bill, saying he didn't know that there was a price difference. We left the counter as our movie was about to start, but the employees made no attempt to print out receipts or do a proper partial refund as the price difference was not exactly $10. I understand that sometimes the concessions will run out of certain items but their behavior indicated two adults trying to scam a child out of ten dollars. I have to wonder if this is a routine they run often. If you take your child to AMC, make certain that you supervise every interaction to make sure that no dishonest employee tries to take advantage of your child. **Follow up** Received a call from AMC about the incident. The call came from the man who refunded my ten dollars and identified himself as manager. He says that he'd told it was a different item, not the pretzel, and said they'd filled out three different pieces of paper on the incident. Of course, we never saw this paperwork which should have indicated the amount owed for the refund so he should have known precisely what was going on. If something seems shady, it seems shady. read more