They've definitely upped not only their seat game but their food game here. Now you really can get…read moredinner and a movie! Ok so not really because the food is very small and expensive but it's fun to get a random snack instead of just candy. The seats are comfy, the food is good, and I always enjoy myself when I come here. Also, their funnel fries are amazing. You can get them at mensis as well but they're just a tiny bit better here. To Try: Hot House Chicken Bites Fried Wontons Chicken Panini with Pico de Gallo Crispy Chicken Popcorn Flavoring: Cheesy Jalapeno Love: - Cinnamon Pretzel - Cookies (hubby fav) - Fireball Shrimp - Funnel Fries - Popcorn Flavoring: Nacho Cheddar - White Castle Liked: - Toasted Ravioli Ok: - Popcorn Flavoring: White Cheddar

Wow, this place has gone downhill. Haven't been to the movies in a couple of years and I thought…read morethis was the nicest theater around but boy. Went to see a movie and left sweating due to the AC not working. Had to be 80° inside. Ceiling tiles missing from the ceiling. Ordered a drink, got the drink with no straw and the guy never came back when I tried to get his attention. This location needs to get it's maintenance and service in order.

This Malco studio is a great asset to the community. I can't believe this was my first time going…read more We decided to walk over after lunch on a Sunday afternoon. When I first walked in I was reminded of an old school type theatre. So, movie goers don't be surprised. During the afternoon the tickets were priced at $9. I think that was still a little pricy considering the prices at other places. It was cool. Great spot for those who are in the neighborhood.

Our Class Putting a Movie to Shame Our class field trip went…read moreto the cinema theatre, we wanted to watch Michael. It was so exciting because everyone was excited. But once we arrived we were told that "the film is not working" and it didn't look good, soon after we was told that we couldn't watch it because it is PG-13, and we are all 13, and we were forced to watch The Super Mario Bros. Movie instead, it was just ruined that trip, but worse of all was when I came across a sign that had Michael playing again later that day, and we were not allowed to watch it, I thought that was unfair, because a lot of people were allowed to watch Michael, when we weren't.

Hollywood 20, are you guys trying anymore?…read more It bums me out so bad but it needs to be said: I no longer recommend coming here. We went on opening weekend to the biggest movie - one of the most anticipated of the entire year - at prime viewing time and our auditorium was small and honestly, not great. The projector seemed dim, the screen very obviously needed cleaning, and the sound was extremely lacking. (Auditorium 8 at 6:30pm on a Friday night, for reference.) And on top of that the theatre was hotter than hell for no reason other than it seemed AC was not running at all. What a letdown especially because I have been loudly recommending this place to friends and family for a decade. This place still has their points program and clean bathrooms and their popcorn was delicious but everything else was such a bummer. And to add insult to injury, they switched from Coca-Cola to Pepsi. *sigh* I don't know if this is all due to new management or if they're going through a tough time but y'all really need to get it together before you lose more customers.

No complaints, the theater was clean, quiet and comfortable to sit in for well over an hour. It was…read moreby no means cold, but if you're a pajamas-at-the-movies type, you could probably even comfortably bring a blanket, just a generally nice experience

An update to my now 3-year old review. I no longer recommend…read morebuying tix online, unless you're going to a popular movie at the last minute. The reason? A fee for being on-line!! For seniors, think about Tuesday matinee-s cheaper than the rest of the week

Malco Stage Cinema Grill is one of the nicer, more modern theaters around the Memphis area, over in…read moreBartlett near Wolfchase. They've got the big leather recliners, in-seat food ordering, laser projection, and even beer, wine, and cocktails if that's your thing. I recently saw Michael in theater #7 and the experience was really solid. The recliners were super comfortable, and the Dolby Atmos sound mixed with the laser projection made the movie even more enjoyable. There is a huge arcade area at the front of the theater. There are tons of games to play plus a large snack and refreshment area. So far, every movie experience I've had here has been a good one.

Last month was My first Time back to this Malco Theater since the renovation. I went during matinee…read morewhich was $5.50. That's a reasonable ticket price for me to see a first run. I walked into the screening area. The seats are comfortable enough to have a nice recline to kean back while watching any movie. The surround sound system is great on average as with any Malco theather not including the IMAX screen at the Paradiso. I'm crazy about IMAX's. (read my IMAX review on Paradiso's) Their theather screens give an awesome display with their wide convex design. It's very noticeable if you're sitting in the front rows. The projection is like any other (outside of 3d) but still projecting a Hi Def pic bringing out a great display of Imagery & color. Consession prices I'll say the same thing in any review. I find them to overpriced (except Bartlett 10 & Drive In) I'm just gonna purchase something from Malco's grill along with a beer or wine. Which is just as enjoyable.

Movie theatre was clean, easy to purchase tickets and because it is at a mall there is plenty of…read moreparking. We overall had a good experience and enjoyed the movie. We went on Christmas Day and popcorn was cold or stale and I tied it to the holiday. Due to the cost I would say pass on the concession stand if you can.

Loved everything about it before they hired an annoying manager who kicks people out, and is…read moreunpleasant and unwelcoming and there is one employee who was smoking outside and when i ask what movie to see she immediately responds with " if you sneak in, we will kick you out. Don't even try that." it seems those two people's treated us bad for our age. But some of the employees are really nice.

This remains my family's favorite movie theater. It's usually calm and quiet here, which is…read moreexactly what we want when watching a film. Our course, the snacks and drinks are very expensive, but my understanding is that's how Malco makes enough money in order to stay in business.

Circuit Playhouse is directly across the street from Playhouse on the Square. The theater itself…read moreis not quite as nice as Playhouse on the Square but it's still a pretty good deal to take in a show because any seat in the house is a good seat. We recently went there to watch Reefer Madness, which was funny and entertaining at times but I personally wasn't awestruck by this play and I don't think the audience was really impressed either because of the lack luster applause the actors and actresses received at the end of the play. I'd highly recommend the Circuit Playhouse.

I love coming here. They offer great discounts for students and coupons in the Entertainment book…read moreas well if you're not one anymore. They always have some play running and while I don't go to all of them I do like to go a few times a year. I've always found it to be an enjoyable experience. They often have a wide variety of plays showing that can suit anyone's interests. I went to one this month and plan to check out a few more in the fall. Favorite Plays I've Seen Here: - Avenue Q - Debbie Does Dallas - Seminar

The Collierville Harrell theater has been offering theatrical performances and entertainment for 29…read moreyears. Showcasing many known Productions like The Wizard of Oz Annie & The Hobbit just to name a few. These plays have always been well produced & well casted thanks to their director & his crew who always have kept the show going smoothly. The props & backdrops were were well designed & crafted. The backdrops I found most impressively designed were the backdrops for Wizard of Oz when they were doing the scene with The Munchkins. The props just added a great realism to the scene they were design to be used in. The lighting is fair for a fair for a small town theather as I wouldn't expect the same quality you'd find at the Orpheum or GPAC. Their sound system is adequate & I can hear each performers lines & the music with clarity. As I said kept simple & not sacrifing in the way of ticket prices. Low ticket prices & while keeping great quality in productions is a key to this Performing Arts Center success next to their casting dm& play director. I do admit they could use better seating it offers some decient comfort unlike other places who offer better comfort to enjoy a long production. But let Harrell Theatre wow you with their new production of Steel Magnolis coming in February. Enjoy the show. Be sure to like them on Facebook & tell a friend https://www.facebook.com/www.harrelltheatre.org/

I have great memories here for quite a few events and especially for plays that my daughter have…read moreperformed in or worked back stage My daughter got here paycheck at the age of 8 for her performances as Pippin in the Hobbit, it is still in her old room in a frame We have been to a lot of shows and plays over the years and have seen a huge growth inside and out of the organization. Indeed the productions at the Harrell theatre and we have treasured this venue as intimate and cordial for any type of production. The phrase, "Not a Bad Seat in the House" comes to mind. And the venue often has had some really special talent in their programs over the years which have been truly excellent and community building.