Today was our first visit. Unfortunately, it was an extremely sad visit…read more The mall was built in 1987, and I'm sure it was very busy back in the day. Today, on our visit, there were only 3 businesses open. A nail salon, jewelry,and a juice stand in the food court. I did talk to property management, and they stated they are renting out spots for office spaces, but that's it. The management was very nice answering all my questions. I'm sure this mall would be good to use on a rainy day to walk inside it, but that's about it. I have no plans to return after reading up more on the mall. In 2010, there was a gang fight that killed one person and injured 5 others. Unfortunately, it seems like Muskogee has a huge gang issue for some time, and it's still out of control. We did like our visits to Muskogee, but after finding out about the crime, we have no interest in returning to Muskogee. I hope the police department can get these issues under control because Muskogee has a lot of good to offer.

Disclaimer: I'm rating this theater in comparison to others nearby, not the theaters I've grown…read moreaccustomed to in bigger cities. While the Arrowhead theater isn't going to "wow" anyone, I can remember when it was first remodeled from the super raggedy mall theater it had been before. The seats are much more comfortable, the screens are larger, and the movie offerings are better. Apparently, it has been bought out by B&B Theaters. I think ticket prices (around $9 for an adult) are reasonable, but my Muskogee standards, that might be a bit pricey. They do have matinees that are only $5, which to me is an absolute STEAL! The concessions cost less than any I have seen in years, which is also great. Now, it is still and always will be rough around the edges--they didn't have any napkins when we went the other night, which no one working there seemed to be aware of, so I called it to their attention. So, they brought out a roll of paper towels instead. I mean, they did the job but LOL. I'm generously giving them four stars because the Carmike Theater, which is the only other option in town anyway, is absolutely dreadful. Full. of. Dread.

In the past year I've been able to catch 3 shows at the MLT and the most recent, Shrek, was…read morephenomenal. The theater is well kept and clean with a small concession window open to get sweet and salty snacks, and beverages both alcoholic and non. There isn't a bad seat in the theater and the community's talent is top notch.

Cute and always great to support local theatre. The production I saw was entertaining and seating…read morewas good. Worth a stop for sure for a great night out

Adorable movie theater! Everything was impeccably clean, the seats look brand new...no sticky…read morefloors or even a weird smell! We loved our experience here! The people were nice and the popcorn was tasty and the drinks were great! (Believe me...I've had nasty popcorn in theaters but this was good stuff). We watched the Addams Family 2 and got our son the themed kids snack kit! How fun!! We will definitely go again! Thank you for a wonderful experience!

So I had read this review on google that, Regal Warren theatre would be a luxurious experience…read more My significant other and I decided to watch "You, Me and Tuscany" for my birthday weekend. The movie played in theater #17. When I got inside there was a rank sour smell that filled the theatre. Then we sit in our seats only to find they are made of suede fabric. Yucckkk!!! Fabric? How can they sanitize this fabric material? I did my best to enjoy this venue. Our popcorn was salty and full of kernels. I expected more since it's in Broken Arrow. The lounge area had leather seats but theatre #17 did Not!. I'm not sure if all the theatres are made up of fabric. To top it off at the end of the movie my significant other dropped his phone in the crevice of the seat. He reclined the seat back to recover his phone and there was all kinds of gross garbage under the seat including a syringe! Let's just say I don't have any plans to return. Luxurious? Not!!!

The Regal Warren Theater is still the best movie theater experienced in the Broken Arrow/Tulsa…read morearea. They recently did a bit of a refresh to recover their seats, which was a much needed update. While I still miss the old days of the more diverse food menu, everything they have on their menu is delicious and they execute it very well. You can't go wrong with the burger and fries, and I recommend a side of queso on the side for your fries. The popcorn is also superior here compared to other theaters. It's always fresh popped and buttered well. The service in the 21+ balcony is always excellent. It is worth it to get the unlimited plan if you go to the movies at least twice a month.

this place is really historical and is on the verge of being here for a century. what i like about…read morethis place the most is two things: 1. the releases they get compared to the commercial theaters & 2. they're very local driven. i've been on both sides as the consumer & the client and had good experiences every time. they're also known for their popcorn, which is something i make sure i get no matter if i'm seeing a film, attending an event (they host a lot of events) or djing. they have an area to the side of the concession that lets you place butter for your popcorn along with over 10 seasonings to choose from (with a majority of them not being your average seasoning). i would mention the type of seasonings to choose from, thing is, they rotate them often! bringing it back to being local, you can catch local treats their as well like the rice krispy treats from antoinette baking co. the selections of films they get + showcase are impressive. local + films that make rounds at festivals that catch big buzzes that aren't as available nationwide come around a lot here. the employees are always nice & make sure i'm doing ok when i'm djing. the higher-ups are super nice as well & are usually in & out of the establishment. in the heart of kendall-whittier, a district that's been growing lately with surrounding (local) businesses.

Circle Cinema is a cool, historic theater that features both traditional and nontraditional…read moreofferings.

Being at the admiral, twin drive-in brings back memories from my childhood. There is things that I…read moredon't remember from my childhood and that's all the lights from the highway and the lights from the People coming in theater, and not shutting their lights down,,,.. i'm on my way management does not have a sign out saying check your lights down and they have a spotlight out under the tree at the road that is shadowing our place that we're setting, which is very irritating. The flashing of the lights from the cars there's times that you can't even see the movie. I hope they do something about that because we bought passes for the summer and I plan on going at least two or three times a week. The times that we had at the drive-in.

The movie was great! Lots of parking and pretty venue. I would bring a truck with a blanket in the…read moreback anytime. Make sure your car speakers can stay on without your headlights on.

the manager shut off my movie because i was the only person in there. The continued to say i…read moreshould've bought the right ticket as i showed her my ticket that gave full proof i bought it. she didn't let me back and watch the movie.

Good movie and prices were fine but seats were uncomfortable. Prefer the one on 71st street more.read more

This is Cenima 69 under new ownership. Still a great theater with great prices, especially on…read moreopening shows! They offer party packages with a separate party room along with private showings.

Saw ALL the originaL STAR WARS movies here. In 83 when Return of the Jedi played kids were lined…read morearound the block to get in. Then again in 97 for th e special edition. I was first in line. Old number 3! That's where all the greatest movies ever made were shown. That 1977-1985 time period. A lot of history...

Ahhhhhh, the memories. I would love to see a lost of movies…read moreI have seen in this theater. It would make IMDB envious. What I would not like to see is the floor of this place under bright sunlight. Heck, pale moonlight might even reveal too much. This theater had its day. It use to be THE place to watch a movie. Now it's cheap entertainment for those on a budget or those wanting a night off the couch. Really, the only reason to watch a movie here is because Redbox was out of the particular movie that happened to be showing here. Or maybe you just want to sit in the dark and remember that time you watched The Empire Strike Back for the first time and try to forget about watching The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in there as well. The place is rundown but not "tacky". It, like many of us, got old.