We brought our kids to Regal Times Square to celebrate their stepping up ceremony with a showing of…read moreToy Story 5, and it made for a fun class/school outing. The theater was clean, well maintained, and the staff we interacted with were friendly and pleasant. Our seats were comfortable, and one feature we especially appreciated was the built-in trays. It's such a simple detail, but it made a big difference for our kids--they didn't have to balance popcorn, snacks, and drinks in their laps for the entire movie. The only downside was that the sound seemed a bit louder than necessary during parts of the movie. It wasn't enough to ruin the experience, but we definitely noticed it. Overall, we had a great visit and would happily return for another family movie night. The comfortable seating, thoughtful tray tables, and convenient Times Square location made it an easy choice for celebrating a special occasion.

Clean theater. Great seats. Great audios. Great visuals. Clean bathrooms. Short blonde female…read moremanager HIGHKEY lame tho. (I'm placing descriptors so other customers know which manager, not to call out any of their physical attributes. Only attribute that matters in our experience was her attitude and demeanor towards us) I had a pleasant experience here at this Regal theater with EVERYONE EXCEPT THE POWER HUNGRY MANAGER that came and tried to "assist" us with redeemable passes we got from a different Regal. Passes we were told that could be used at any other Regal. The experience starts off with us stating "we're trying to get redeemable tix for the 10pm Obsession" The manager goes, "10pm for that movie? We don't have a 10pm" SPOILER: They had a 10PM showing of Obsession Instead of actually assisting or helping, she pushed back with every question we had - treating us like we were dumb. Claiming it was already redeemed when we knew it wasn't. Making us feel like we were trying to rob the place. Bro paying for the tickets wasn't a big deal, we just wanted to use the redeemable passes we got. Long story short, nothing was redeemed. Manager was more interested in setting an authoritative position rather than assisting customers. We're in communication of Regal customer service online and hoping it gets resolved. Could this have been a redeemable pass error online or at the previous location where we originally got the passes from? Yeah 100%. We truly don't know why it's not working, but don't make your customers feel like they're a bother to you when they're trying to understand or figure something out. Like wtf? Is it so hard to say, "Sorry don't know why it's not working properly, could be many reasons. Here's what we can do for you" ??? NOTE: we got these redeemable passes at a different location where one of the customers was smoking a cigarette inside our theater as the movie was playing. We left our seats immediately and notified the staff, theater staff gave us these passes for the inconvenience.

The Walter Reade Theater is a smaller single screen venue known mainly for special screenings,…read moreindependent & foreign films, and discussion panels with actors, directors, and producers with Q&A's. Comfortable seating (very intimate with less than 300), good sightlines and acoustics. There is a small concession area where you can get some snacks and popcorn. If you enjoy watching a film in a cozy atmosphere this is a good choice. I attended a panel discussion here with the CEO of MoviePass when they tried to relaunch it. Remember when that was a thing? LOL!

The Walter Reade theater at Lincoln Center specializes in foreign, indie, and classic movies. They…read morealso host discussion panels with actors, directors, and producers, which can be a lot of fun when it's a film that you're a fan of. Additionally, they are known for hosting fantastic film festivals and tributes, which typically last a week or so. On this occasion I was there to see the great Mel Brooks comedy classic 'Young Frankenstein', with Gene Wilder, which was fantastic to see on the big screen. It's a small venue with a single screen. The theater has some of the most comfortable and roomy seats you're going to find. The theater has a small, basic concession stand where you can get some snacks. They don't do reserved seating, so you line up and when they let everyone in you go inside and sit where you want. You're never going to catch a Marvel or Batman movie here. Wrong venue. But you will catch great (often unknown) producers or actors from around the world that bring a different vision of storytelling. In closing, check their schedule, and if you see something that perks your interest, then I encourage you to visit. Grab yourself some popcorn, get comfy in their oversized seats, and enjoy

This location is actually one of the largest AMCs in the city. I must say that it is much cleaner…read morethan Times Squares Empire 25(no offense to that theater). I never eat movie theater food as it is so overpriced, but there is always a waft of fresh popcorn being made in the popcorn machines. The service here is pretty fast. The box office attendants are on top of things. One of the reasons I attend this theater more than others is the fact that they have so many early screenings. Today, I saw the 3D Billie Eilish Concert in Aud 5. The 3D experience was alright, I'm a bigger fan of IMAX auditoriums.

I recently visited AMC Lincoln Square with my son, who insisted that we all go see Michael, at this…read moremovie theater and the whole experience turned into something really special, largely thanks to the theater itself. Thank you to my son! First off, this location is massive and impressively well kept. From the moment you walk in, there's a kind of buzz that makes it feel like more than just a movie theater, wow it feels like an exciting experience. The lobby is spacious and clean, with plenty of kiosks to keep lines moving quickly, even when it's busy. The staff were friendly and efficient, which made everything easy from the start. We watched the film in one of their premium auditoriums, and that's where AMC Lincoln Square really stands out. The screen was enormous, the sound system was crisp and immersive, and the seating was extremely comfortable with plenty of leg room and great sightlines all around. It's the kind of setup that lets you fully sink into the movie without distractions. As for Michael, it felt less like a warts and all documentary and more like a musical celebration of an icon. The film leans into the legacy and artistry, leaving audiences feeling satisfied and entertained, though it may leave those looking for a deeper or more critical exploration of the tougher parts of the story wanting more. Still, seeing it in such a high quality theater really elevated the experience and played to the film's strengths. And I have to mention the snacks that I had which was the pretzel which was enormous and surprisingly delicious! Honestly, it was so big I couldn't even finish it (which never happens), but it was a perfect movie treat and definitely worth trying. What made the night most memorable, though, was sharing it with my son and the others, we had a great time. Between the energy of the theater and the spectacle of the film, it felt like more than just a movie, it was a great night out together. Overall, AMC Lincoln Square delivers comfort, quality, and a true big screen experience. I'll absolutely be coming back.

It a very small theater, but fine. Very organized. I'm so happy this theater is here. The movie…read morewas great , and this theater was a great place to see it.

Films I have seen here are first rate. There is often a lecture from the filmmaker. The setting is…read moreperfect and audiences are so appreciative and attentive.

Clean and large theatre. Well taken care of. Popcorn was solid and Dolby was excellent…read more Great AMC theatre still running strong.

It is not the best AMC location around but also clearly not the worst. It helps that is has 25…read morescreens and usually does carry some older movies unlike other theaters. Let's say something that came out in April or even late March such as Project Hail Mary is still playing here while most other AMC places in NYC it is probably long gone. One major problem here is mostly the theaters are dirty most of the time. Maybe the cleaning crew is stretched thin to cover many different theaters or maybe they don't cover in certain areas like they should. The concessions are pretty good here, I never had an issue so far.

We had the best time at this movie theater! We arrived very early, but the staff made the whole…read moreexperience so enjoyable from the moment we checked in. The cashier was incredibly sweet, patient, and accommodating. She even took pictures of us and asked someone else to take additional photos so we could all be in them together. She truly deserves recognition for her kindness and customer service. We were there for the May 1st The Devil Wears Prada event and had our special themed T-shirts on, which made it even more fun. The staff member also went out of her way to separate the popcorn for all three of us, which we really appreciated. We ended up with great seats and an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend this theater for both the atmosphere and the amazing staff!

The theater, located across from Bloomingdale's, has been totally reconfigured since I've been…read morehere pre-Angelika. Even with that, it's time for a refresh. On the schematic it appears the last row is the row to pick .... but once inside theater 3, I realized it's far back in relation to the size of the screen. (I so prefer the old-fashioned method of sit-where-you-want.) Recliner seats are comfortable, although shabby. And the place seemed clean enough. If your schedule is flexible, save money by going to a morning show, applicable even on weekends. A little aside, which has nothing to do with my review: in the mid-eighties, a date and I were in this theater watching a Melanie Griffith film. I turned around to find Andy Warhol sitting directly behind me. Only in NY!

I attended this event showing Pretty Woman for my birthday. Becca the hostess at the concession…read morestand was so helpful and nice. Keep up the good job.

There were glimpses of a Winter Realm as you arrive through a wooden wardrobe onto the rooftop of…read morethe Embasy Suites. Voila! There are pine cone trees and small fairy dust snowflakes. Approached the Box Office and was handed my Bluetooth headphones. No snacks needed. No candy needed. No beverages needed. As I enter the cinema, an array of beige candles are glowing. The room temperature is comfortable. After a short period, our host introduces the house rules and film of the evening. The lights are lowered and the screening begins.

Accidentally posted an old review that got converted to a draft due to a tech glitch…read more (Unfortunately I barely remember The Plagiarists). Thankfully, in 2026, there's still unassigned seating. It's nice to have a respite from AMC Stubs commercial. Sound quality was good. Glad I had a chance to see the latest Jarmusch on the big screen, though it didn't rise to the level of Down by Law or even Paterson.

Elinor Bunin Munroe theater at Lincoln Center is one of the best places to see foreign and indie…read morefilms. It's a small (two screens) modern venue located directly across the street from Juilliard. It has a very nice cafe and a nice, sleek interior design. There are no reserved seating, so get there a bit early if you want specific seats. And speaking of seats, during the last renovation they installed wonderfully comfortable and oversized seats that enhances the movie going experience. I really can't say enough about this venue. I just love seeing films there. It's so nice and snazzy compared to how it was long time ago. It's the perfect spot to take in a great film. For this visit it was 'Souleymane's Story, which was riveting and a definite must see. In closing if you like foreign and indie movies then this is the place for you.