They say this theatre is going away soon. I really hope not. It's such a gem and is where I have…read moreseen so many movies on Tuesday discount days this past year. It has a charm of a big cinema but it's also cute and cozy. And the seats are very comfortable and there's always so much space.

Leaving ANOTHER one star review because after I FINALLY got a hold of them- they refused to refund…read moreour tickets even though the movie theatre was unable to show us the movie due to a power outage. They now consistently spam my email over and over again, despite hitting unsubscribe a dozen times. I hope whoever runs this business goes bankrupt, they absolutely deserve it.

Great location we come over here often with my kids. They enjoy this place…read more. I wish they would've made the chairs inclined a little bit better and go all the way back but regarding food in clueless I love this sounds nice.

If you are handicapped, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOU!!!…read moreThey DO NOT take handicapped people into consideration when it comes to parking and accessibility. There are only about FIVE handicapped parking spaces among roughly 100 parking spaces. There should be at least 10 handicapped spaces available. As a handicapped person myself, I was very disappointed. I also personally observed elderly people with walkers struggling to get to the movie theater because they had to park on the other side of the mall and walk through the mall just to get to the movies. That is simply too much for some seniors and people with disabilities. Mind you, not every handicapped person or senior citizen has the extra money to pay for valet parking. And even with valet parking, you still have to walk a distance just to get to the theater. I am an AMC A-List and Premiere member, so I support AMC and go to the movies regularly. Personally, I will continue going to AMC Porter Ranch. It is convenient, there are tons of restaurants nearby, and most importantly, there are more handicapped parking spaces available. And this isn't only something the movie theater should think about--the MALL should also take a serious look at its accommodations for handicapped and elderly guests. Accessibility should not be an afterthought. Even when going to the social areas of the mall, accessibility needs to be considered. Is the social experience only supposed to be for young, able-bodied adults? Seniors and people with disabilities want to go out, socialize, eat, shop, and enjoy entertainment too! We should not have to struggle just to participate. If you are handicapped, elderly, use a walker, or have difficulty walking long distances and you want a more accessible movie-going experience, I recommend AMC Porter Ranch. AMC and the mall, PLEASE DO BETTER. Handicapped people and senior citizens deserve the same opportunity to comfortably enjoy a day at the movies, dinner, shopping, and the social experience. ACCESSIBILITY IS FOR EVERYONE.

A family friendly movie theater smacked in the middle of Porter ranch surrounded by restaurants,…read moregrocery and numerous stores. Pros: great location, lots of places to go before / after, it's AMC, lots of parking spots (be aware that it can get packed depending on the day), great service. They have a snack bar, bar for adults, and a nice lounge. Cons: not the largest movie theater, shows can get filled fast, and parking lot can get full during the weekend. Plan accordingly and enjoy!

Service totally sucks!! Came to watch a movie with friends…read more Manager and the whole crew at the concession stand were so rude , the situation was there was 5 of us and we were expecting icees because we all had the app on our phones that indicated it was free icee day, no where does it indicate you even need to see a movie, and the way it was handled, they all said the rudeness things and were so hurtful it was like they were getting some kind of being satisfaction by honestly ganging up on us ! then two of us went back to try and fix the problem and misunderstanding and explain, and They were so disrespectful I have never expected or experienced this kind of behavior , I don't know if that's how they are trained but I believe customers service should be customer service, friendly, kind , knowledgeable and respectful. It was 5 icees, we came to the movies to celebrate Our Friends birthday, and to be soo mistreated and belittled for 5 icees Really It was embarrassing and humiliating. Soo sad

Good good good good very good movie clean nice parking good sounds good service good popcornread more

This movie theater has been my go to theater for a while now and I've had no complaints. The nice…read morelady always greets every guest and the workers working over where you buy snacks are always respectful. I came in one day expecting to pay around $7 because it was Tuesday and I didn't know that you had to be a member. The workers were so nice and helped me through the process. I've never seen the theater dirty and the only bad thing I'd have to say is the snack prices but movie theaters are known to be expensive when it comes to food and drinks.

I've been going to Regal for many years and have been a loyal Regal Unlimited member for a long…read moretime, as has my brother. Over the years, we've frequented multiple Regal locations including Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood, and Valencia and have never experienced anything like this. This was the first and only time we've ever been treated this way, specifically at the Simi Valley location. After I scanned my tickets, as I always do, my brother was asked to show his Unlimited pass, even though he's never been asked to do so before. When I spoke with the assistant manager, Christopher, he insisted this is "the way it's always been done." As someone who's been coming to Regal theaters for years, that simply hasn't been my experience. What made the situation even more frustrating was being told that sometimes the policy is enforced and other times it isn't because they "can't control what happens when they're not around." A policy that's only enforced inconsistently isn't fair to customers. It felt like my brother was being singled out and treated as though he didn't actually have a valid membership. When I explained to Christopher that I felt like my brother and I were being profiled, his immediate response was, "Why, because you're Latino?" I never mentioned race at any point. In fact, my concern was that my brother and I two young, darker-skinned adults were being treated differently. His assumption that I was referring specifically to being Latino only reinforced my concern that bias may have influenced how we were treated. To make matters worse, the overall atmosphere created by the staff was unwelcoming. The customer ahead of us was sharply scolded for trying to bring in a drink, which immediately set a negative tone before our own interaction even began. I go to the movies to relax and unwind, not to feel scrutinized or unfairly singled out. This experience left me feeling disrespected and unwelcome. As a result, I canceled my Regal Unlimited membership, and my brother canceled his as well. After years of supporting Regal, it's disappointing that this experience at the Simi Valley location is what ultimately drove us away. General Manager Megan Sanchez, is this really how you allow your Regal to be run? Is it acceptable for policies to be enforced inconsistently, for loyal customers to be singled out, and for a manager's first response to a concern about profiling to be, "Why, because you're Latino?" This experience fell far below the standard I've come to expect from Regal, and I expected much better treatment after years of being a loyal customer.

Recently took my son to the theaters for the first time and had a good experience! However, I was…read moredefinitely missing the box office. I didn't love that there was no one there to greet you or help with you ticket questions. We actually had a gift card and had some issues trying to redeem it on the kiosk and there was no one in site to help. Popcorn was great, soda machine was OK, not the best diet coke I've ever had. It's one of those multi-soda machines so there are tons of drinks to choose from. Theater was clean, picture and sound were great. Bathrooms were clean too. Tons of parking! Overall had a good experience but not getting to talk to a human when purchasing tickets definitely took away from the movie experience. It's been a while since I've been to the theaters, so this might be standard practice now. I just think they might still need a staff member up front to help people with the kiosk.

Love how big their theatre rooms are, I enjoy the restaurants around the area however I will say I…read morewish the theatre itself offered more food selections a bar even & I wish they had reclined seats. Can't complain about the employees they're all very kind and helpful.

First and foremost I'm not in the "Biz" but I have friends, acquaintances, golfing buddies and past…read moregirlfriends that are thus my connection on the peripheral to the event of all events in Calabasas no not the annual Kardashian family, wayward horny rapper procreation love fest, or watching the former Olympic gold medalist aka Bruce/Caitlyn play golf from the 'Red' tee's but rather those hardworking industry professionals with actual talent showcasing their labor of love at The Calabasas Film Festival (CFF) a first-class event that rivals Cannes and Aspen for industry bragging rights. One of my aforementioned dear friends in the "Biz" Peter, reached out and invited me to his movie's world premiere "Visage" at the Calabasas Film Festival which during the second week in September takes Calabasas by storm. I graciously accepted and called a stunningly beautiful sexy aspiring thespian to join me at this weeklong first class shindig in Calabasas. The festival is the brainchild and labor of love for the dynamic duo of industry professionals and heavy hitters Joe Fries and Natalie Khoury. Truly a first-class event with all the bells and whistles that takes over the Edwards Stadium Cinemas at the Commons to showcase these badboys and party on the red carpet like it's 1999... The event is the showcase and launching pad for a collaboration of brilliant short films, documentaries and world premiere feature films alike. Upon arrival, aside from the opulent setting and first-class venue, the requisite entertainment community comes out dressed to the 9's to be seen, heard and photographed. The event has a truly welcoming vibe and great energy that embraces and captivates you in a very genuine, sincere manner led by co-founder and visionary Natalie, girlfriend is a combination of a whirling dervish, the Road Runner (Cartoon Character) a media mogul and sexy engaging impresario in stiletto's and Escada skirt with multiple cell phones and a walky-talky albeit always in motion and on the move. Suffice to say Natalie does it all and grass doesn't grow under her perfectly manicured toes as she's a world-class juggler and head honcho in heels, all the while, charming, engaging, personable and professional with refined decorum and a perpetual smile. We were treated like "A" listers and afforded all the creature comforts that one would come to expect of this magnificent event which showcased "Crash Pad, Lemon, Visage and Year of the Scab" an award-winning ESPN production to name just a few. OMG people the after party was all that and a bag of chips. After the evening movie premiere's, we were escorted to the Calabasas City Hall courtyard that directly adjoins the Theatre at the Calabasas Commons for a private catered party. This gala, shindig and smooze fest were off the hook as nearly 1,000 Hollywood peeps of all shapes, sizes, and degrees of stardom were treated to a live band, multiple outdoor bars, food stations, Jeni's handmade Ice cream made and served on site along with more red carpet pictures and the omnipresent paparazzi and entertainment reporters broadcasting live... We were hoping to be interviewed by my friend Chris Harrison or have our fashion reviewed by Melissa Rivers but no luck maybe next year they will make an appearance! We were dazzled and had an amazing evening under the stars in Calabasas. What Joe and Natalie have created, nurtured and developed is truly magical and impressive. They are genuine, sincere and rockstars in the "Biz" yet grounded and caring not typically words associated with Hollywood types that's because these are Calabasas Film Festival peeps lol What was amazing and impressive was considering the sheer magnitude of the event and number of people that they hosted, because each and every time that my date and I came into contact with Joe, his daughters or Natalie we were welcomed, embraced, engaged, looked in the eye, greeted by name, asked if we needed anything and introduced to friends and colleagues alike. Do yourself a favor and run, Uber, limo or chopper in but don't walk, drag your feet or procrastinate and get your arse in gear and over to this wonderful star-studded event in Calabasas and enjoy the magnificent festivities and rub elbows with a great posse and have a magical time savoring the best that Hollywood has to offer in Calabasas. Peter Dach, the man, the myth, the legend so proud of you my friend and your passion in making "Visage" come to life on the big screen as you played a mild-mannered photographer/artist by day and sociopathic Russian hitman by night. Have your girl call my girl and let's do lunch lol Natalie, my UCLA brethren and media darling you're a caring, compassionate, genuine and sincere rockstar and it was a distinct honor and pleasure to have met you and now call you a friend. In addition, you have set the bar amazingly high and I can't wait until the 2018 Calabasas Film Festival to rock my world... Big props and kudos on an amazing event.

From the owner: The Calabasas Film Festival showcases major film premieres, student films, documentaries and top…read morequality film selections from all genres that are guaranteed to entertain. CFF provides the community an opportunity to connect over mutual passions for film and television while enjoying local culinary arts and entertainment. The Calabasas Film Festival will always be where the heart of film lives.

Greetings to all film makers, cinema enthusiasts, and TV viewers:…read more I attended Panavision's Panafest in October 2007 which was very educational and very enlightening regarding learning how to operate the new 2008 film cameras, sound, and editing formats. While attending Panafest, Panavision showed several fim and video sequences where each cinematic viewer made individual determinations whether the film clip shot was either film or video footage. Pertaining to non-camera industry people: The movie making process is amping up to the highest levels of cinematic productions. What does this mean to cinematic movie attendees and TV viewers? The visual images shown on-screen will be more crisp, clean, and the colors far more vivid tham previous films exhibited. So, get ready to view the new 2008 movies shown at your local cinema theaters and also, please notice the difference with TV shows' productions values soar which will definitely show more impact on-screen. BTW: Panavision's has a film retail store and a retail coffee shop inside where you may buy some coffee, snacks, film production T-shirts, jackets, and other film memorabilia. Have fun learning about film making at Panavision . . . I am confident Panavision will change your views of the way you see film and TV productions in the future. Please call Panavision one month in advance to schedule a tour of the studio.

The products amazing The service very tight…read moreThe location central and easy Would love to come back Would recommend to friend Don't miss out cause this guys rock

Friday, 10/08/2021 - We checked out "Haunt O'Ween LA" and had a great time! It's very family…read morefriendly and lots of people and kids in costume. It's about $38.50 a ticket with lots of little sections of things to do. Upon arrival... Pros: 1) lots of parking. 2) it was blocked off specifically for this event 3) lots of Halloween lights, free carnival games to win candies, there's a carousel, small roller coaster, Halloween decorations, lots of Halloween props to take photos, pumpkin patch area, small house area with people dressed up giving out candy, beer gardens, hay maze, lighted pathways, etc. See map attached. 4) there are lots of porter poties. 5) you can order food. I didn't. We ate before we arrived. 6) staffs were all very nice. 7) all the people who attended were all very nice. Noone push and shoved or was rude. Everyone waited in line and waited for their turn. 8) they had lots of craft tables for kids. 9) there was a lighted pumpkin tunnel. 10) there were several different sections of Halloween things to see and things to do. My little one loved it! Cons: 1) a few of the games may have needed 2 people to man it. I felt bad for the 1 person manning 2 games. But luckily the guests knew that and everyone i saw playing the carnival games had plenty of patience and were very understanding. Conclusion: We really liked this event. It was very fun with plenty of kid things to do. Try if you haven't. We'll do this again next time we're in LA.

Haunt O Ween was a pretty good experience! I had a lot of fun walking around and seeing all the…read moreunique set ups! Ir was something new. Me and my girl at the time terrorized the town! I had my cape on and everything The only thing I hated was the INSAAANEEELYY long line. But the decorations were really cool, I got to ride the magic broom and get a free video to post which was really cool. And riding the huge blow up slide was incredible. Soooo fun I did it like 3 times. And oh let's not forget to mention all the free candy they were giving out. I felt like I was 10 years old again. The food was decent and overall it was just a fun time getting out the house.

Cool vibe!!!! Nice atmosphere, good service. Good neighborhood bar. Good crowd. They have tv's.read more

Such a cozy cool dive bar. Regular patrons, fantastic barmaid, football games on multiple screens,…read moregreat drinks! I wish I would've known about this place earlier! Has a very Midwest Chicago bar energy about this place. Cool spot!