Came to see Zootopia 2:40 theatre 7. After 25 minutes of commercials (not kidding), the movie…read morefinally starts. It's now 3:35 and we're 15-20 minutes into the movie. The lights are still on in the theatre - no one has come to shut them off. Theatre next door has the lights off for their movie. Went to use the single restroom end of the theatre row - no paper towels. Zero. Seriously how hard can this be to do? PS movie finished - no one ever came to shut off the lights while the movie played. Could we have walked alllll the way back to the front to let them know? Sure. Not easy when you are seniors and one uses a cane.

Great movie theater! Food is pricey but tickets are a steal. Military discount of $3 for my…read moreboyfriend! Drinks + tickets + popcorn were about $40. We seen Dolly and it was pretty good!! Only downside is people do not know how to turn their phone off. Our scheduled movie was 8:10 and it didn't end up starting until 8:45.

Great reclining seats. Rows at far enough apart that if you have your feet propped up, people can…read moreexit your row without bumping your feet. Although we were sitting in row B off to the far side, viewing was good. They have a full bar with speciality cocktails that are associated with a movie. For Wicked, they offered a green Elphaba and a pink Glinda frozen cocktail. There were also actors dressed as the two characters that you could pose for photos with. Overall a great movie theater option.

By FAR & LARGE, the best place to go see a movie in the area…read more Emagine is our only choice when we want to go catch a flick in theaters.

Historic needs to never be demolished…read more Good popcorn Good red velvet. Good choice in indie showings just go to one

Awesome concert. The theater design was a great surprise. The sound quality was amazing. Will be…read moregoing again.

When I pay to see a movie, I don't pay to hear other patrons talking during the whole movie and…read morehitting their wax pens. Bathrooms are dirty too. Also what is the point of having security if all the do is stand in the lobby and stare at customers, and not checking theaters.

Bathrooms were highly disgusting: overflowing trashcans and urine on the floor. It was clear that…read moreno cleaning had been done for the entire day and we were there at 3:00pm in the afternoon

Historic needs to never be demolished…read more Good choice in showings. Good staff and whole lot of fun thank u

OK, time to show some serious appreciation to our local indie movie theatres! In a time when so…read moremany are closing we're profoundly lucky to have them here in Ann Arbor (alongside the Michigan Theatre) and I admittedly have taken having them here for granted. No more! We've committed to going to see more flicks here. Just tonight we went to see The Phoenician Scheme and had the best time. Pros: * Convenience! It's right downtown and close to so many places where you can grab a quick bite before a movie (we opted for NYPD for pizza tonight). * Really good popcorn! And much less expensive compared to big multiplexes. Today we got a large popcorn and pop combo for a cool $11! It's a bit smaller in size than the bigger guys but the quality is great (very satisfying) and they use real butter, y'all! * Tickets are also not terribly expensive comparatively and, though they only offer a few films at a time, you can see things here they don't screen anywhere else in the area. Especially now that so many theatres have closed (RIP Main Art). State Theatre is a destination! Sure, they don't have the big recliner chairs, and I do admit I miss those, but there's something really special about that old school movie experience. Every time I come here I feel like a teenager again coming here to see Run Lola Run with my friends. It's a special place and I hope it continues on for more years to come. I'll do my part to make it so!

0/5 stars to the people next to that were non stop crunching their popcorn like a family of pigs,…read moreor the people to the right of me choking and coughing on the amount of butter and sugar gettting clogged in their throat... jeez. paid extra for the immersive experience with the motion activated chairs and cool sound system for avatar 3 a movie james cameron literally sent letters to, to make sure the sounds settings were accurate for the perfect audio volume levels. if youre an anxious freak who cant stop eating for one second and causing sound pollution for the whole theatre stay home omg i hadnt seen a movie in actual years and i rode the bus 45 minutes there and back just to have the entire first half of the mivie ruined i swear people should just not be allowed to eat popcorn in those seats that people pay extra for to have an immersive experience while they were constantly repressing the sound and killing the vibe popcorn has gotta go i swear people suck so bad 3 stars for the theatre offering no compensation for me moving from the $20 seats to the $10 seats Literally never coming back here yall suck

We go to Rave on Carpenter Rd every weekend. They have good food and clean theaters. Staff are…read morehelpful and pleasant. Good choices of movies. They often give me tips on how to best enjoy the movie we will be seeing- such as today when the ticket taker suggested we sit in the higher up seats so as to get the best screen resolution for this particular movie. We were a bit late (a family tradition) and the ticket taker assured me the movie itself had not yet started thus saving me buying tickets for the next showing.

We're fortunate to have several local theatre companies in our town which is also the home to the…read moreUniversity of Michigan. Ann Arbor Civic Theatre (AACT) spreads out their 6-play season so that, as season ticket subscribers, we find that a play pops up about every 8 weeks. Because Ann Arbor is a rather large college town, there always seems to be abundant local talent to fill out the casts of the local productions even though AACT is not affiliated with the U of M. AACT does however, utilize two University theatre venues to put on their productions. Today's production is "Oliver!" and panning the audience of the Mendelssohn Theatre, I'm definitely seeing more kids in the audience for this Sunday matinee that normal. Bottom line is Ann Arbor Civic Theatre is one of the many great cultural offerings of this community...a theatrical 4 stars!

Straight from their website: "The Ann Arbor Film Festival is the longest-running independent and…read moreexperimental film festival in North America, established in 1963...The six-day festival presents 40 programs with more than 180 films from over 20 countries of all lengths and genres, including experimental, animation, documentary, narrative, hybrid and performance based works." Ann Arbor is a hip but rather small college town and events like this are what make me feel so lucky to be from here. The film festival is a great opportunity to experience an event that you would otherwise have to travel to a much larger city to enjoy. This film festival is organized and run beautifully and is on par with the much larger film festivals in larger cities. Ann Arbor is truly lucky to have the Ann Arbor Film Festival and anyone who has the chance will be lucky to take advantage of it!

The oldest festival in America, and an internationally recognized event…read more It's possible to screen a lot of new, exciting and avante-garde film in a short period of time when the festival takes over Ann Arbor.