This movie theater is better than the ones in the states . They have different types of flavor…read morepopcorn and not expensive at all. Everything's clean and the vibes is great!

Nice cinema with large food selection and good seating. Movies are presented in english with…read moreSpanish subtitles.

My girlfriend and I came to this Cinepolos VIP to watch Terrifier 3. We took an uber to the…read moreshopping center in which this place sits, and walked toward the cinema. At the very front, we purchased out tickets at the self-service screen. Once that was done, we walked on through and proceeded to our seats. This cinema is like the iPic theaters back home in LA. The seats recline back and are comfortable. We were able to order food and drinks from out seats, which was also cool. I ordered sushi, cappuccino, and a bottled water. The sushi was a huge upset. I know not to expect much from movie theater sushi, but for goodness sakes, it shouldn't sit uneasy in my stomach. The cappuccino was ok, and they could not mess up the water. The movie itself was gory, but as someone who works in healthcare, I was not phased. There are some aspects that I didn't like, but I won't go over that here, and I won't be writing spoilers for anyone. On the positive side, the customer service was decent. When I hailed one of the attendants, they were quick to respond, and got us our snacks and drinks in a reasonable amount of time. The theater as a whole is kept clean, and the place is run efficiently. This is an alright option to watch movies in Polanco. As long as you stay away from the sushi, everything else is fine.

So you're in the mood for a movie...this theater is near the Zocalo of Puebla, easy access whether…read moreyou're driving your own car or using public transportation. Upside to this theater, it has its own parking lot. You'd appreciate this if you've ever been around downtown. Let's begin with the downside. It's always crowded and noisy! People are always seating on the entrance steps. Line to get popcorn can be long. If you want to watch a movie in English, the showings in English are very limited; most are in Spanish.