Love this theater! Always super chill and very comfortable. They have great popcorn with all the…read moresalts and a full bar. I love going on monday and Tuesdays for the discounted tickets!

I wanted to see The Devil Wears Prada 2 but didn't feel like doing the regular movie theater thing,…read moreso we decided to try this place out for a more elevated experience. Glad we did! We went on a Sunday and found street parking pretty easily, but then realized the theater validates parking for up to 3 hours. Such a nice perk -- wish I knew before circling around lol. We bought our tickets online ahead of time, and when we got there I ordered the garlic cheesy bread and a drink at the counter. Total was around $15. The seats were really comfy and spacious, which made the whole experience feel worth it. The food came out pretty fast. The garlic cheesy bread was probably like a 5/10 for me... not terrible, but I probably wouldn't order it again. Overall though, really nice theater and I'd definitely come back for another movie night.

Prices have definitely went up in the last 6 months! From…read morebeer prices to the food. Not a fan of the automatic gratuity but I get it. Love the bottomless popcorn and the pizza is still delicious after all these years. Seats are comfy and staff is friendly. Definitely the best theatre only wish it was closer.

Came here again to see another nostalgic film "Pretty in Pink" in honor of Valentines weekend…read more Cannot believe it's the 40th anniversary already! Very sad to hear the GM Dagmar is retiring next month. She's the best!! Shared the Steak Frites, Chicken Tenders and Queso with my husband. We drank Ash & Elm Fleeting Youth Cider and Blake's Triple Berry Jam.

My teen daughters and I visited yesterday for a matinee showing of Spiderman: No Way Home. We had…read morethe entire theater to ourselves! It was nice. I felt like we were the only patrons but they were staffed appropriately and the facility was clean. I didn't give a 5 star review simply because the theater is a bit older and we didn't sample the concession stand offerings, but everyone was nice and professional and we enjoyed ourselves!

Old and needing a serious renovation but still comfortable. Was clean though, popcorn in the seats…read more Over priced as all theaters are these days.

It was probably inevitable that someone who's a professional film critic would eventually check out…read morethe movie theater located on the way to cleaning out his recently passed father's home. That's Regal Shiloh Crossing, an Avon, Indiana 18-screen cinema that has been fairly well updated. There's an IMAX screen, 4DX, and other luxury options including luxury reclining seats. While I know this is an older theater, it's for the most part kept clean and looked pretty spiffy to me (I wonder if I'm the first Yelper to use "spiffy" in a review?). The employees were all friendly. Accessibility is strong here with accessible parking, appropriate curb cuts, and accessible seating options nicely done in the auditorium-style theaters. Regal offers a rewards program and an unlimited movie subscription option (2D movies). At one point, it really seemed like Regal was declining as a chain. Theaters like this one give me some hope. It's not perfect. I wouldn't call it a destination theater, but I do think it serves this community well. There aren't a lot of options around Avon other than the screenings at Danville's Royal Theatre. It is worth noting that after 8pm anyone under the age of 17 has to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian - I think this has helped solve a lot of past complaints as the theater really used to be a gathering space for teens in the area. While my time is winding down as I get closer to resolving my father's estate, I wouldn't hesitate to return here if in the area or if friends on this side of town wanted to see a movie. While it's not Central Indiana's best theater, it's a good option for those living on the westside of Indy or in Hendricks County. Alamo Drafthouse by Lafayette Square does draw some westside folks, but for those for whom that's too long of a drive this is definitely a solid option.

Reclining seats, however, be certain to get your chair in place before the movie because some of…read morethe chairs make a noise as they recline. I'm guessing it's because of their age or the material has begun rubbing against itself. Whichever the case please recline before the show! We were able to attend this evening to see The Long Walk, which was very graphic and I turned away from the screen often. I should have been prepared I suppose since it's written by Stephen King, but with recent events that have happened it was too much for me. It is nice that you can preselect your seats.

A year later update, this AMC is one of the cleaner movie theaters I've been to, we still have the…read moreAMC A-list that allow you to watch 4 movies a week in any format for the price of 1 and a half regular cost We occasionally get some snacks, like popcorn, soda or ice cream, they do have a variety of food Some of the staffs are now familiar to us and vice versa, which makes them friendlier and nicer. Cannot complain here about other movie goers cause that's not on the theater itself but sometimes you get some people that thinks they're at home

I really liked the seats in this theater! They are leather reclining seats and the rows are well…read morelit. I did not get food due to my diet. I ordered tickets online and for some odd reason I could not find them in my email. However, the box office was able to print my ticket using the card I used for the purchase in under a minute. The staff is ok and the restrooms and rooms were clean.

Seeing a movie in IMAX is a unique experience that feels more immersive than a typical theater…read more It's nice to have one available in the Indiana State Museum. If you're entering after 5 pm, you should use the south entrance to the museum, since the canal north entrance is locked. Tickets can either be bought at the ticketing counter or online, but online tickets are also scanned in here to check in. Then, the concessions counter is right by there. The prices for concessions are a little steep, but nothing outrageous. You can enter the theater from the first or second floor. The theater is pretty steep, so there's a bit of stairs depending on where you need to go. There is accessible seating at the very top row of the theater with companion seats. The seats are fairly comfortable but the rows are spaced kind of close, so you can feel people bumping your seat if they are moving about even pretty normally. The seats also don't recline much either. Picture posted to this review is the point of view from row K. Overall it was a good experience and I'd possibly be back.

I love this place so much that we bought two of the new chairs and are getting our names engraved…read moreon them. This is one of the largest screens in the country. The sound system is unmatched. And I've seen so many amazing movies here. The staff are great. The experience is great. I have no notes. It's perfect.

I hadn't been to the Landmark for several years and I feel the quality is not as good as it used to…read morebe. I will go back and I hope they will spruce things up because it was always one of my favorite places to watch a movie.

I've been to this cinema a lot this past year. The last time I was there, it was quite empty and…read morebefore the movie started(as I was just walking up the steps to my seat), very bright canister lights were shining down on the green velvet seats. They were filthy. I couldn't believe it. Srsly, it looked as though they hadn't been cleaned in like a year. Luckily, I had a large black coat with me and I covered my gross seat with it. Otherwise, it's a decent cinema venue, but the nastiness of the chairs, is enough for me to not go back.