Happy National Popcorn Day! I was glad I got to spend my day off resting mainly, but I really…read morewanted to see 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. So I got my cake mixing bowl and headed to this location. Most theatres have $5 fill up any bowl/purse/bookbag, or Lowe's bucket you have. The staff was great about it and even wanted to fill up the bag I had the bowl in. LOL! I got there in a flash, as the traffic was not that bad and parking was ample. I was happy to get there early enough for an hour to chill before the next showing, and I just played on my phone, and people watched for 50 mins, but they had arcade games if you got kiddos. I had a great seat for the show, but there was a guy who smelled like an ashtray, and I was like, LORD, I am the only one over here in row E. This was something that I should addressed and moved somewhere else. Next time. My ticket was free, so I could not complain too much. Sent was comfy, and the acoustics were great! 4 stars!

What a surprise this place was! A ticket was $10.50 for mid afternoon weekday…read more Concessions were overpriced per usual, there's no discount for the meal deals. They just put all the prices together. So if you want say pretzel bites, then those pretzel bites are around $6.50 or if you want candy and soda together with them it's about $20. We went to see the movie goat. The surround sound and the view from the middle of the theater was great! The bathrooms were pretty tidy. The parking lot had enough room for everyone. One of the best finds was a Photo Booth that had a printout with goat themed multi picture view as a souvenir you can get. The Photo Booth takes credit cards or exact change cash. It's $8

Tuesdays are the spot for a Deal. Fill-up on Taco Tuesday and then come to Marcus to fill-up your…read moreeyes and mind blowing Movie Experience. (Remember to get your complementary popcorn) Yummy

This used to be my favorite theater, but my recent visit on National Popcorn Day was disappointing…read more I asked a simple question about the annual popcorn tub special, and the manager was unfriendly, gave a rude response, and made no effort to look into it. On top of that, during recent visits I've noticed the popcorn hasn't been as fresh as it used to be. Between the decline in quality and poor customer service, this experience was really off-putting. If this is the level of service being offered now, I'll be choosing Cinemark going forward, where the popcorn is better and the customer service is more welcoming.

Sad. This used to be the premier theater in town, now Cinemark is eating Regal's lunch big time…read more The popcorn is stale and full of kernels, the prices are OUTRAGEOUS, easily double Cinemark's prices, and the sodas are not mixed well. The seats are old school, and not horribly uncomfortable but also not amazing leather recliners and loveseats like so many theaters have these days. Walking into this theater and sitting down is like being transported to 2003, which can be fun in its own right. The colors are vibrant, the theater design is liminal and old-school. I actually really like the vibes here. I just wonder why Regal doesn't seem interested in upgrading this theater. It has PRIME real estate, in a rich population high-traffic area. It would make a splash if Regal bought some new reclining chairs and gave the place a good cleaning and makeover, and lowered their concession prices by 25%-30%. Look, I get why attractions in general charge more for concessions, but these prices are hilariously bad. Lowering the prices would result in higher profits because more people would buy more items. It's a no-brainer. The video and audio quality is superb, which is ironic considering the state of the rest of the theater. Probably the best part of the experience is if you see an older or less popular movie, you are likely to have the whole theater to yourself! It's a very fun experience to see a movie on a huge screen with no one else around. Good for the customer, very, very bad for Regal. They need to upgrade the theater or sell to Cinemark or AMC at this point.

Have been coming here since I was a little kid. Great, nostalgic theater. $10 for a medium drink is…read morekind of insane though. Luckily I had a free popcorn coupon other wise it would have been like $12! However, they do have deals during the week that help with prices. If you have the rewards the deals aren't too bad. We went for half price movies so that was a good deal. We saw Leviticus and the movie was great. However it was kind of ridiculous that the previews didn't even come on until the time the movie was supposed to start and lasted almost 30 full minutes! Insanity.

So this location needs a upgrade!…read more My seat was shredded and I had to sit two seat over because the leather was cracked missing pieces and dented in the controller wasn't working neither! It smelled like old mop water in the theater also I bought the chocolate covered raisin and pretzels and they were old and the chocolate was white I tried to return them and they wouldn't let me I spent $21 on candy I couldn't eat I was angry! Never again Loved the tron movie but won't visit this location again

We had a good experience seeing Zootopia 2 the Monday after it opened. A friend had pre-purchased…read moreand reserved our recliner seats in advance. The theater wasn't full, so we were able to put coats, bags, etc on an empty seat. I don't go to the movies often (less than once a year), so I'm still impressed by reclining comfy seats and the huge concessions options. I did choose a frozen treat ($6) which was slightly freezerburned and of course over priced. We also smuggled some other food/drinks in which wasn't even difficult to do. Others near us had full fast food dinners and brought in blankets. There's currently some construction at the entrance, which might make accessibility difficult.

I've been coming here since I was young, always had great experiences and still do. Clean, and…read moregreat priced tickets to watch new movies. Half off Tuesdays are also a wonderful plus! If you're looking for a movie theatre experience whether it's for your kids or a date night, I highly recommend!

I was here on a Friday afternoon to see Wicked. Purposefully choosing a theater showing time…read morebefore kids would be out of school and for which few tickets were sold. I had heard that people in theaters were singing along loudly to the music and I wanted to avoid that at all costs. I also didn't want to sit near anyone so I wasn't distracted. I liked being able to see the status of seating and tickets sales online and the ability to buy my ticket that way - but wasn't too happy about the service charge I had to pay to do so. Anyways, I got to the theater a few minutes before the posted start time. I waited at the ticket window only to find out that I could go right up to the ticket taker and they would scan my e ticket. Lesson learned. When I got to the theater, I was the ONLY person there. PERFECT. Unfortunately, a bunch of ladies came in right before the previews started and talked loudly through the entire preview screening. I guess that OK as I wasn't watching the previews - I just kept playing on my phone until the movie started. Once the movie started, they shut up and kept quiet the whole time. For those that don't know - Wicked (part 1) is 2 hours and 40 minutes run time - plus the previews. I have a chronic hamstring issue and quickly found out that these seats were not good for that pain. I spent the WHOLE time squirming and readjusting my sitting position as I never found a good way to sit. Yet another reason no one was sitting near me as I would have drove them nuts. In the future, I don't know if I'd come to see a movie here again. I know that Crosswoods has leather recliners and I am able to sit comfortably in them. I had considered seeing Wicked there - but there times/seating was not attractive. The movie experience itself was great. No complaints about picture or sound. The movie kept me engaged and I only thought about how long I'd been there a couple times and was tempted to check my watch - but I did not. However, by the time the movie ended, I was about at the end of my attention span and ability to sit any longer. The e ticket option - now that I know that I can skip to the ticket taker - is quite convenient. Parking was good at that time of day but I know it can be challenging for more popular show times. Food and drink prices are insane so I brought my own bottle on Diet Mt Dew in. Restrooms were good and I somehow managed not to have to use the facilities during the movie - but I sure needed it as soon as the movie was over. Again - location good. I find it easier to manage than going to Easton Town center which is equally near my house. So if you're looking for a nice, casual movie theater with no bells or whistles in seating, this is your place. It just might not be the place for me again, unless somehow my hamstring magically heals. Doubtful since it's been problematic for almost 10 years.

I'll probably give it another go on a $5 Tuesday and update my review then…read more My last visit here was for Birds of Prey in February 2020. Ownership transferred several years ago to Phoenix Theaters which I think is based in Knoxville, TN. I saw a morning showing of Toy Story 5 on Labor Day before it moved to Disney+ at the end of the month. I don't have a membership for Disney+ and the showtime was convenient. A good parking space was easy to find. Several rows were full but it wasn't packed packed if you know what I mean. I completely forgot the kiosks were in the main entrance area. When I left there were people using them so at least 2 were working. The carpet in the inner lobby is absolutely disgusting. I'm not sure how long ago it was steam cleaned. The yellow section of the pattern is now consistently grey as far as the eye can see. There must be significant tears in the carpet as there was duct tape in multiple sections and some of it was several feet long. The menu included the usual snacks, pretzels, nachos, and surprisingly... burgers. It looked like there was even a breakfast burger option. They have the Coke Freestyle machines. I didn't notice if the bar was open but it seems to be an option. I got a Large popcorn which includes free refills the same day. Popcorn tasted fresh and deliciously salty. The refreshment area was clean and very tidy. The staff were very on point. I didn't expect there to be full staff on a holiday so it was no surprise to see tickets and concessions being handled at the concession area. There was one main register being used so people were lining up in the center. (No ropes to corral people.) As the line got long, more staff would jump onto two other registers to help move people through. On occasion someone would step up to make another line in front of one of the other two registers which put them ahead of the single long line of people. I walked into the theater during the previews. The movie time was posted as 11:15am and it started around 11:30am. Maybe Phoenix has fewer trailers? Or there just weren't a lot of kid friendly ones? The sound quality was good. The picture though had an issue. Nothing ever got out of synch and the frame rate appeared to be fine. The light just wasn't consistent across the screen. I'm sure it was a digital projection but I don't have enough technical knowledge to know what would cause that. This summer they had free showings scheduled for several kids movies (Sing, Sing 2, Bad Guys, The Wild Robot, etc) that would keep kids occupied and break up summer days. They have a very straightforward rewards program. Every $1 spent on tickets and concessions is counted. You can earn free popcorn, free drink or free movie ticket. I don't know how easy it is to sign up for it. I plan to take advantage of the $5 Tuesdays in the future to see if the projection quality is any better. I didn't stop by one of the restrooms to see how well maintained they were. This theater has been in place over 20 years. It has wear and tear. It's never had any facilities upgrades to the auditoriums. It's rundown. Some restrooms were closed for use. It was fine. Was I worried about my health or safety due to unsafe (broken chairs) or unsanitary conditions? No, not on this first visit.

I have been to this theatre a few times, it's never been amazing but I haven't seen it this bad…read morebefore. - Concessions ran out of water bottles to buy, so unless you brought your own water bottle you actually had to pay for a fountain drink in order to get water. Sodas are much more expensive than actual bottles of water so I found that pretty ridiculous - Pretty much all the soda fountains out of ice and multiple sodas - Entire place was disgusting - trash and spills everywhere. I didn't go to the bathrooms but I can't imagine they looked much better - In the theatre there was a constant tapping sound, my entire group mentioned it distracting them. I think it may have been the ceiling fan in the theatre, but regardless it was annoying

We always enjoy going to AMC Easton, we don't like to go anywhere else. The staff and service have…read moreconsistently been great, and it's a fun, convenient place to catch a movie. We've had plenty of good experiences here, and the employees have always been friendly and helpful. The one thing keeping it from five stars is the number of fees that can get added when purchasing tickets. Going to the movies is already getting expensive, and seeing additional charges during the ticket-buying process can be frustrating. Overall, though, we really like this theater and continue to come back because of the great service and overall experience. Cut down on some of those ticket fees and this would easily be a five-star review!

I came here for my birthday with five friends, so there were six of us total, to see Spider-Man. We…read morebought six reserved seats, F11-F16, and spent about $135 before also buying popcorn, drinks, and Spider-Man buckets. When we got inside, five boys were sitting in our seats. AMC staff walked into the theater, looked at them, and came back out without checking their tickets or even speaking to them. We were told staff did not want to "cause a scene," so they made all six of us leave instead and gave us refunds and vouchers. The worst part was that a mall security officer later approached us in the lobby and said nobody had contacted him. He told us he would have gone inside and removed the people from our seats. By then, we had already been refunded and the night was ruined. I appreciate the refund, but AMC should have enforced the assigned seating and contacted security. All six of us dressed up, made plans, and were excited to celebrate my birthday, only to have our time completely wasted.

Great Theater ! Nice…read moreseats Lots of parking Great location close to Grandview , OSU , 315 Easy to get to Clean inside too

Let me start by saying that the Drexel has been around for a long time and I am very glad it is…read morehere in Columbus. It is a true community theatre and I appreciate the unique, diverse programming. My review will be based on a recent movie going experience. Pros: 1. See above. 2. Cool art deco interior. 3. Close to lots of dining options for pre or post movie meals. 4. Shows limited release movies. 5. Restrooms are very clean. Cons: 1. The theatre our movie was in was the smallest I have ever been in. Five rows of seats total. Even in the last row, it was uncomfortably close to the screen. 2. Did not seem to have surround sound and movie dialogue was sometimes hard to hear. 3. Parking situation is a little wonky. They have a small shared lot behind the theater, but there is no back door into the theatre (?) You have to walk around the block or through the grocery store parking lot to get to the front entrance.

Attended a screening of "Battersea" for the Columbus Film Festival. LOVED this theater! The seats…read morewere comfy and it gave off a vintage Hollywood vibe. Definitely will come back for more special screenings and fun movie events!