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AMC Bellevue 12

3.2 (104 reviews)
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Trash in the cup holder and between the seat.

I went to a late showing of a movie on a Friday night. I understand that the theaters may not be the cleanest and most taken care of. But I paid $40 for two tickets and 1 soda to smell mold, sit in a seat with trash in my cushion and cup holder, have a full trash can, and have a disgusting bathroom. I want to support theaters and local cinemas, but the quality for what I'm paying is insane. Do not go to this theater for a night showing.

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The AMC Bellevue theater is a great addition to One Bellevue and has certainly become an anchor for the entire plaza! Since moving to West Nashville, this AMC has become our go-to theater after we tested a few others in the area out, with little success might I add. We were spoiled with full service/dine-in theaters back in Atlanta and while this location does not have the food service, it is the closest we will get to the comforts of those theaters. What they lack in food service, they make up for in large, comfy, spacious reclining seats combined with high dividers between rows. While they do not have a full menu, they do have a few options such as pizzas, nachos, and a few other hot dishes in addition to the classics of popcorn and candy. They also have a bar, however during all of our visits whether it be day or night, I have never seen the bar staffed or open. Overall, this is a solid theater. Service is hit and miss at the food counter, and they always seem to have a few issues during previews whether it be sound going out or the lights not dimming appropriately...luckily neither has happened during the actual movie, so we let it slide. As long as we live in West Nashville, this AMC will be our movie spot!

Jeremy C.

After not being able to go to the movies for a year, I felt like it was only fitting to finally write a review after being closed for so long. Although I've been to this location multiple times, I decided to write a review from tonight's experience with COVID guidelines involved. I went to watch the new Demon Slayer movie tonight (which was AMAZING btw), and AMC has absolutely nailed the COVID protocol. The line for concessions was short and sweet and no wait time at all. For drinks, you go over to the CocaCola Freestyle machines where a worker is there to fill your drink instead of multiple people touching the machine. AMC also made sure to have a space blocked off between you and the people on either side of you whenever you choose your seat, preventing people from sitting right beside you. All in all, it was a very nice experience just like I remember from last year.

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A good suburb, movie theater. Always clean, soda machines are self serve, and they have the comfy recliner seats.

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If you want good customer service, DO NOT go to this theater. You can't even connect to a individual if you call them every time.

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Rudest staff and disgusting theater. I don't recommend this theater. Go to Franklin, it's much better.

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3.1(187 reviews)
7.3 mi•Green Hills

This is my favorite TN theater I've been to. I liked it so much that I chose Regal Unlimited…read moreinstead of AMC's AList, even though there are way more AMC locations. Regal Unlimited makes movie going easier and cheaper. It pays for itself with 2-3 visits a month. Matinee pricing is about $13 per movie and the regular price is $16-17. Regal Unlimited is about $25 per month. You can watch as many movies as you want in a day, week, or month. I often take a free day and plan on watching 2-3 movies back to back. Tickets are purchased at the concession stand. I usually go there instead of paying the 0.50 charge for online booking convenience. It's easy and quick when the line isn't long. You may want to bring a light jacket or cardigan because the air conditioning can be cold depending on the day. The screens are crisp, the sound is great, and the reclining leather seats are comfy. The theater is kept clean, even in the bathrooms. There are multiple theaters for viewing which makes it easy to catch almost any movie you want to see and keeps the theater from being overly crowded. I've been able to catch movies here where my friends and I felt like we had the whole theater to ourselves and it was nice. Parking is easy in the free garage steps away from the front door, or you can even park in the massive lots of the mall and surrounding stores/restaurants. They also have a bar area, and a tiny arcade area to enjoy while waiting for your movie. The inside is a bit dated but I've yet to have a bad experience here.

hey so i came in on Friday to watch resident evil and we did come a bit late so I expected to be…read moretold no when I ask can we buy snacks or a drink or at least the ones on stand they said no because they were closed then about 10 minutes we are into the movie and we see people who were already there and still processing their tickets come in with snacks and drink so I get up to ask why were they were allowed to buy there snacks they tell us that they closed down at 10:50 mind you we came in AT 10:50 and were told no she said oh well they pre ordered and I'm confused because even if they did pre oder they did not get done til after we left and the order was not in yet and you would've still had to turn your systems back on in order to make your drinks and popcorn that they just bought so i simply asked can i just get a bottled drink she again tells me she can't do that because systems are shut down due to them closing Maybe this is a nashville thing but I'm from memphis and when your have movies out til 10:30 you still have to serve your customers not close down P.s. we were the only black people in the movie theatre

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2.5(327 reviews)
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I'm not sure why the reviews are as negative as they are…read more This AMC theater is really nice, the staff are always friendly and the theaters are always clean. We frequent this place and will continue to make this our main AMC theater for all movies. The food is also always very good, the convenience they have of being able to order and have the food delivered while you're in the theater enjoying previews is such a big positive thing. This place is awesome!

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5.0(7 reviews)
7.3 mi•Green Hills

Nashville Film Festival is in its 53rd year. For those who are unaware, that's practically unheard…read moreof in the film festival world. Capitalizing on its location in Music City (Nashville, TN), the Nashville Film Festival is a week-long festival that weaves together film, music, and culture and produces a film festival that is both critically acclaimed and noted for its hospitality. The festival utilizes some of Nashville's most historic cinemas - The Belcourt Theater, the Franklin Theatre in nearby Franklin, TN, and the Andrew Johnson Theatre at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center. The Virgin Hotels in Nashville also hosted screenings. I've always sort of been on the fringes of the Nashville Film Festival starting when Brian Owens (formerly of Indy Film Fest) was their artistic director and because of a sort of kinship that exists between Nashville and Indy's own Heartland Film Festival. However, this year was the first year I became actually credentialed by the festival as a film journalist and was able to cover screenings as press. The process for credentialing was really media friendly and I've been super impressed with how much follow-up the festival does with its media. It really makes me want to stay in Nashville and cover the entire week (which I may do next year). This year's festival had 150+ screenings (both in-person and virtual offerings, though the virtual offerings were definitely more limited). They also offered panels, workshops, live music performances, a creators conference, and quite a few activities after the day of screenings for filmmakers, press, and specific target populations. The film festival is guided by the non-profit organization NashFilm and it does offer year-round activities including outdoor movies, educational programming (they offered a great screening of the wonderful documentary "Butterfly in the Sky" during the festival for area school kids), the Living Reel Project, and quite a bit more. Of the theatres, Belcourt is easily my favorite. As is true of all festivals (or most), tickets are less expensive if a member. However, you can also get all access passes that really make it pretty affordable. The website makes it super easy to check out film options, the schedule, and to get tickets. Staff and volunteers are all friendly and helpful and I really like the vibe here. It's artsy yet accessibly so. I suppose I expected it to be a tad snootier and that just wasn't the experience at all. This is a definite gem of a film festival. It lacks the pretentiousness of some festivals and really just offers great screenings at great venues and people you enjoy being around. If you're in Nashville, it's a no-brainer to attend and I'd definitely consider this a festival worth taking some vacation time and attending!

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Regal Opry Mills

3.2(155 reviews)
16.2 mi•Donelson

Only counting off 1 star because of where this theater is located. In a mall... tourist central…read morearound the Opry area of Nashville. Gah, it would make me despise going to the movies if I had to deal with all those people every time. Ultimately, this is 5 stars. Plenty of screens. An IMAX screen. Great snacks. I live in Louisville so why did I end up here? A few words: The Odyssey. 70mm IMAX. I do love film. The Odyssey is the first film in history to be filmed completely in 70mm. After this experience, I'm not sure if I'll be able to watch this movie in any other format... ever. It was incredible. I had checked our other close 70mm location(Indy) but at the time it was sold out for weeks. I learned that Nashville got a 70mm version in, flew in the equipment, and hired projectionists to run it... was able to find August 1 tickets and took the leap. I was in awe the entire movie. 70mm truly is the only way to see this movie. The close 2nd would be to see it in a Dolby theater(closest there for us in Louisville is Cincinnati). One other note on the theater. It's a Regal. I appreciate Regal's order snacks in advance/pickup system. Other theater chains try to do it but I think Regal is the best of breed here. They've figured it out. I'm also a big fan that you can order caramel popcorn here. Drools. I was debating Dune 3 tickets since only 71 minutes of that film is shot in 70mm. When I saw the trailer before The Odyssey... OMG, I had to pick up Dune 3 tickets in 70mm. So I'll be visiting this theater again come December. I consider this theater a special event theater. If you live far away or close and there is something like 70mm or a huge movie, go to this theater to check it out.

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2.8(186 reviews)
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4.0(1 review)
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