Usually a nice enough place to forget life. I have a Stubs Plus membership so for $30/month, I can…read moresee 4 movies free a week which is 16 movies a month. The theaters are currently swarmed now with Wicked drones (the proletariat indoctrinated with marketing brainwashing) - even saw a pair dressed like the two lead simps. Witches buy popcorn. When I entered my non-Bewitched theater early, I joked to another of the few patrons there in the empty Nuremberg theater "why didn't you come dressed as Görring?" This went over better than my joke to the concession drones, asking if they're seeing a lot of brawls in the Wicked-screenings. Blank dumbfounded stares. Doesn't anyone remember laughter? So: two minor complaints at this evening's prematurely ended evening for my "free" ish flick: 1) A bossy short Dad and his son came and I was sitting in one of their seats - it was early. I cheerily explained I didn't wanted to crowd the person next to me but now I'd move. No big deal. That was until short stuff sternly ordered me to get up. "Get up!" 30 minutes before the film in a half empty theater as I was being unjustifiable polite. I said something lighthearted in response to the Sultan's Command and there were no problems - until after the homunculus sat down and then proceeded to pull up his furry bare stinky feet yogi style into his lap to do what any decent civilized man would do at any movie theater in front of his child and strangers: he began to pick his filthy feet. 2) After I got that bestial grooming tactic out of my mind after twenty minutes of ignoring it in my peripheral vision, then on the other side of me I heard the familiar "sppporitzzzclick" of a Good Ole Boy crackin' up a cold one. This is doubtless illegal - at first I ignored it but after his second beer gassed up the area to a dive bar level stench miasma, I left the theater early. I wondered as I escaped the Hollywood whitewash flick (I was buying Russell Cow's twinkling eyes), whether Mountainside staff would have done a thing if I had reported the primitivist or the drunks. It's why I typically only attend movies that are sparsely populated by the Great Unwashed. Jean Paul Satre said it about - that quote about what other people are.

Do not go here noooo one the nyer spidey sence said why u have 2 cops and armed security and u dont…read moretake cash the place is clean not bad but gd the fatigue is super high here people in theater watching social media volume up talking the whole time like wth stay away cinemark in watchung is better but sold out so they will probably take this post down oh well

Love that they have early showings. Great reclining seats with warmers!…read more Wish they had more concession options (hot foods and a coke freestyle machine would be nice) but the overall experience always makes up for it.

A very solid theater!…read more A good snack bar, big comfy reclining seats that I heard only after that they are also heated(!!!!), clean theaters and bathrooms, and lots of parking outside. Nothing not to love. I came here with a big group on New Year's day to watch Wicked For Good and the only seats all together when we arrived were the front row. Even there, if you recline, it's a perfect spot.

Before the invention of 15 movie multi-plexes featuring stylized lobbies, stadium seating,…read moresuper-sized reclining chairs, and full menus, we all went to cinemas like The Cranford Theater. The concession stand sells popcorn, candy, and soda. The seats are small and squeak when you shift position. The rows don't have enough room between them for you to squeeze past seated patrons without banging against their knees. The bathrooms look exactly like the bathrooms in a typical 1970s grammar school. I saw another Yelp reviewer observed that no one under age 50 comes here, and I noticed that too. If the only movie theaters you've been to were built this century, then an old cinema like this one would be a shock. I doubt anyone born since 1990 would tolerate sitting for three hours in this dated theater. Parking is a problem. We parked on the street a few blocks away and walked because the tiny lot in front of the movie theater was already full, even though we were about 20 minutes early. Despite being an old theater, the actual sound and screen projection of the movie is fine. This cinema does get the latest releases and shows them at convenient times, including matinees. It's got a prime location downtown within walking distance of many places to buy food and drinks. Look for discount ticket prices on certain days and times.

New vision is no longer Running the Cranford theater. They were just leasing it from the owners …read more Now the owners have taken over and did a wonderful renovation back in the end of 2019. New seats and carpeting along with other changes have made this a really great theater. They have classic movies once a month and other special events around Halloween and Christmas time. It was great coming to see the original Halloween movie from 1978 they even had a drive in in the back parking lot when the indoor theater was closed in 2020 The Staff are very friendly and helpful. The screens are of a good size for a multiplex crystal clear projection and great sound. Definitely come down and support this movie theater in the wonderful downtown of Cranford New Jersey. Get something to eat in one of the good restaurants before after the movie. Too many independent theaters in New Jersey have closed over the past few years. Definitely come out and support this great theater .Doreen Sayegh along with her father work really hard making this a great place to see a movie.

good service, clean, nice area, food places around…read more shoutout 2 jeremy da goat, give him a raise

Good cinema. It's a bit older and no reclining chairs but well maintained. Saw a movie here with…read moresome friends and enjoyed it.

I was asked on a first date to this Regal location by an Egyptian guy. He really wanted to watch an…read moreEgyptian movie, and I didn't know they showed international movies here. The movie had English subtitles, so anyone can watch. The theater was clean, the soda was fizzy, and the popcorn was crispy. That's something that is not always a given at some movie theaters. Also the screens are crisp and clean. The theater inside is very well put together. Most of the showings are the regular new releases of American movies, just like any other Regal theater. However, sometimes they have new releases of international selections, which is something that definitely stood out.

It's so far from where I live I barely go there . But the other day by mistake lol I ended up…read moreinfront of it & just randomly decided to watch a movie . Lucky me it was their discount day so paid less. Customer service was excellent, theater looks clean & colorful . I enjoyed the movie .

I come here all the time to watch movies, and it never disappoints. I love that they offer a…read moredine-in experience where they serve you right at your seat, plus there's a bar where you can order alcohol. You can order food ahead of time and have it delivered during the movie, or order once you arrive, it's super convenient. The menu is extensive, and the food is actually good. My go-to items are the bone-in buffalo wings with ranch, the chicken quesadilla, the burgers, and honestly any of their pizzas, they're all solid choices. They offer both 3D movies and regular showings with recliner seats, which makes the experience really comfortable. I do wish they had a Dolby Cinema option, and IMAX would be a nice addition too, but this theater still does the job for all the movies I want to see. Just watched The Housemaid here, and it was a great watch.

I don't know if it was a fluke but I had a great time at this theater. Ordered food to be delivered…read more20 minutes before the movie started and it was delivered on time, so we could eat before the lights went off. The food was pretty good which was a plus. The only thing that was not good was the popcorn that was ordered to be delivered 45 minutes into the movie tasted slightly burnt.

A small cinema but really cute and convenient. I love to come to this cinema with my husband it is…read morea very comfortable place with a great prices. We went to watch black panther and we ordered a large pop corn and a medium drink but since they dint have the cups they upgraded our drink and gave us a box of candy and chocolate for free. Their service was so friendly and the manager goes beyond his capacity to make everyone happy. The place is very clean and since it is smaller than a regular movie theater I will suggest to come early so you can get a comfortable sit.

Old school cinema which has enough charm to deserve solid 3 stars. The seats was plush but not the…read moresleeper-type that seems to be all the craze for the moment. Has a very small town feel without any of the 'talk to the machine' type setup. We saw a very late show so had no issue finding parking on the street, right in the front of the theatre. Chances are you would have to use the public parking lot close by. Nice attentive staff, made the smallish place more cozy and charming.

I was here last weekend to view The Beekeeper. The stadium theater itself is fine - obviously they…read morehave stadium style seating. A big plus for me. It was a nice sized theater although my companion who was seeing a separate film at the same time had his theater changed on him without notice and it was into a much smaller room, so staff ended up handing out free ticket comps to patrons in that theater. The front desk was not in use. Instead, a sign was placed directing your to place your ticket orders at the concession stand. As it was early, not much was started and honestly, it was a bit bare. The fountain machines were not working. I will say however that they fried up some hot, delicious chicken wings. It was better than I ever expected and it was fresh. Bathrooms were clean as the theater had just opened. Staff was nice enough. I would bring my family here for an early show to avoid having to hike it over to AMC Jersey Gardens. It's not my first choice, but it would do because of how easy it is to get here.

The best thing about this theater is the popcorn. I just recently went there to watch the…read moreSpider-Man movie with my kids and it felt like they had the air conditioner on 30° in the theater. I went again this past Sunday and I'm not sure how they F***** this up, but the was no music playing in the movie, all we could hear was them talking. I got up twice during the movie to tell them there was no music and of course they did nothing about it.

We have a service dog and going to the movies is kind of difficult, as many theaters are loud…read more That's where Warwick rocks; we can enjoy a movie with the sound at a level that is enjoyable by all. The concessions are vital to a theater's resources and having many options is great. My only concerns have never been addressed by owners or management. The bathrooms in the lower section are tiny, dark and smelly, even at opening hour. The wait lines are long so you miss a lot mid-movie. The upper section has no bathrooms, but rather porta-potties, which aren't cleaned daily and are very dark at night. Another concern is projector brightness. Screen 1 has the brightest and largest screen and even dark themed movies are quite visible even in the rain. It helps that the projector is housed across the snack bar and very close to the screen. Screens 2 and 3 are projected from much farther away and into smaller screens. It seems that the projectors must be upgraded to liquid cooled laser projectors, whose brightness and clarity isn't affected with a proper lens. Instead in a dark themed movie, all one sees is only what is bright and so you're left guessing what's going on in the screen. This totally ruins the experience of going to the movies. There aren't many outdoor movie screens left and having the opportunity to enjoy one is an amazing experience. I truly hope and pray management addresses these issues, so that this establishment can continue to be enjoyed by generations upon generations!

It's been just over a year since our last visit and my last review and I am happy to report I still…read morelove this place SO much. Unlike our last visit, it wasn't the most ideal of weather, but we already purchased the tickets so we still made the drive up. Even on a rainy, chilly night, it was a great experience. Instead of setting up in the bed of our pick up, we just stayed in our car and had a perfectly cozy movie experience. We used our radio for the first flick, but decided to just rent a radio (for $5) for the second so we didn't have to leave the car on. My hot tip is to show up with enough time to get set up and situated. Whether that means lawn chairs and blankets, or setting up in the trunk of your hatchback, getting cozy is your #1 priority here people! A few updates from last year: -They take card now! It made renting the radio and ordering food very easy. -The app is no longer needed. You can go right up to the window to order, but leave time before the movie starts because it takes a while. This is a perfect night for any season and I can't wait to go back.

I've been attending shows at the Paper Mill Playhouse for many years. I've never seen a bad show…read morehere. And a couple have gone to Broadway next! New Jersey is so lucky to have this awesome theatre. They have comfortable seats, nice bathroom facilities, a variety of concessions available for purchase, and talented performers. The Papermill's restaurant just reopened after an extensive renovation and revamp, or there are several yummy restaurants a short walk away from the theater. I recently ate at the Italian restaurant Basilica in Millburn and highly recommend checking it out for dinner before or after your Papermill show.

4/16/26 Update: Came to the Papermill to see "1776"…read more Outside, The Papermill has several high top tables where you can enjoy a snack prior to the performance. Security- April 16, 2026 was an unusually hot sweltering day. Specifically, it was like 90°. There was an extremely long line entering the theatre. Understandably, everyone must go through security. There were a large number of elderly people. I think there needs to be a separate line for people who need assistance. A few of these people were let in ahead of some people, then it just stopped. MPAC (Morristown) has excellent security for people entering the theater. The Papermill should look at their protocol. The first half of "1776" was a little too drawn out and chaotic. Of course, it was politicians arguing. However, I think somehow more singing would've made it more enjoyable. All the actors did have the pipes for wonderful singing. Anyway, the second half of the show was much more enjoyable. The staging and costumes were great for that time period. I understand in July 2026, the Papermill Playhouse will be going under a full renovation. Looking forward to the upcoming season and new renovations.