I've been around long enough to remember when this theater was brand new and felt like "the" spot…read moreto see a movie in Nashville. It's certainly seen better days, but it remains a comfortable place to catch popular films, and it's still booked and busy at peak evening times. Part of the Regal network, a standard film here runs about $17 (taxes and fees included) for a matinee and $21 for an evening prime time show. All theaters feature recliner-style seats with lots of room between rows. It's not always the most well-maintained between shows (popcorn and candy wrappers left behind by earlier moviegoers), but it's serviceable. Given the price of tickets these days, I do wish they'd keep it a bit cleaner. A medium popcorn and medium drink can run you about $23, which feels insane, but the popcorn is always freshly popped and topped generously with butter. The concessions line is always long but moves quickly, and I've never been late to a show because of it. Generally this is one of my preferred spots for popular movies: easy to reserve in advance, easy for my friends to get to from anywhere in greater Nashville (so a great meeting spot), and parking is plentiful even when it's packed. The Regal Unlimited membership is roughly $30 a month, so if you see at least two movies a month, it's a great deal compared to AMC's offering. I also find better movie selection with Regal in general, and this location always features some otherwise hard-to-find Indian movies, which is a nice bonus. Not the fanciest theater experience in town anymore, but a reliable one.

I visited Regal Thompson Lane on a Tuesday with my 4 and 3 year old for an 11 a.m. movie. During…read morethe summer, they offer $1 movies, which is an incredible deal for families. The exterior and interior could use some updating, but parking was extremely easy and convenient. Once inside, I noticed the bathrooms were clean and well maintained. There was a bit of a line at concessions, and it moved slowly, but the employee helping us was exceptionally kind and helpful. He even asked if I was a member and let me know I could save 40% on my order (I believe Regal offers this discount on Tuesdays). The theater itself was clean and appeared to have relatively new seating. The chairs weren't recliners, but they were comfortable enough for the movie. While Regal Green Hills is definitely the more modern theater, we had a great experience at this location and would happily return.

This is a nice movie theater. They have a huge garage that has free parking. You can come out at…read morelevel 4 and go straight to the movie plaza. The seats are a bit old and the bathroom area is kind of outdated. They do have foot rests, which is important. Over all everyone is nice there. I enjoy this theater.

We chose to watch Wicked at this Regal because it's closest to my daughter's apartment and…read moreconveniently located at Green Hills Mall. We were in Auditorium 1. The space between rows is wide enough for the recliners to fully extend while allowing people to easily walk through. The recliners are comfortable but need some refurbishing. The sound quality was good enough. I noticed that in the long 30 minutes spent on previews, there wasn't a short reminder about not using cell phones during the movie. So yes, several people were on their phones texting and on social media throughout the show. That was annoying. The theatre lobby is small and a bit dated. Parking can be tough in the adjacent structure.

Plusses: easy to purchase tickets online, fast and helpful folks up front to guide you, and very…read morenice bartenders (yes, this location has a bar). Another possible plus, depending on what you're looking for: this location is located inside a HUGE mall (seriously, you could walk miles here), so you have plenty of entertainment and dining options to plan around your movie. The average: Prices are about what you'd expect. Around 20 bucks for a ticket including service fees etc. The negative: this theater needs an update and is falling behind today's cinema standard. Seats were better than the old school seats, but did not recline or have tables or any other bells and whistles. From what I understand, there are some auditoriums with reclining seats, but mine did not boast that perk. I will say the theater is clean, however. I can't say much about crowd control or how the staff deals with rowdy patrons because I attended a movie that only had maybe 15 people in attendance, and it was pretty chill.

I've been here a couple of times, and while it's not my favorite movie theater in Middle TN, it…read moredoes the trick and it's pretty easy to get to on a weeknight. I don't really recommend visiting on a weekend, as it is right next to the Opry, and will probably be impossible to find parking! Parking is tricky even on a weeknight, but hey, that's Nashville for you. Tuesday nights are the move, with discounted tickets on all movies. The concessions line moved quickly, and the theater itself was clean. My popcorn was perfectly buttered and salted, albeit a bit pricey. My big complaint with this Regal is that they don't have recliners! These are your standard movie theater seats, and while that's fine every once in a while, it definitely stops us from making this our regular theater, especially when you are paying full price for tickets. I believe all of the other Regal locations around Nashville have recliners, so I'm not sure why this theater hasn't been updated ... but I would love to see them get a refresh!

This theater was clean and the staff all worked well to enter the theater to clean up after the…read moremovie. The popcorn is delicious and you can put on your own butter flavor. You could serve yourself a beverage. The theater was comfortable , not too cold. The seats were leather and seemed clean. The price for tickets was less than the AMC theaters. I signed up for their rewards and plan on coming back for $6 Tuesdays! Nice theater!

Horrible Sunday manager. Disrespectful personnel, dirty atmosphere, and insane prices. Go to…read moreHendersonville Indian Lake theater instead.

Beautiful resort. Love all the work that goes into making it so welcoming. Lots of green space,…read morecreeks, cute water falls, without the bugs ;)

Do you like thought-provoking and high-quality foreign films?…read more You could certainly catch a show at Nashville's appealing Belcourt Theatre (http://www.belcourt.org/) -- but did you also know that Vanderbilt has an International Lens series of films that it shows for FREE on its campus?! Here's the link to this season's lineup - http://www.vanderbilt.edu/internationallens/ Tonight I saw a tragic and thought-provoking Austrian film about Jewish counterfeiters working in a Nazi concentration camp during WWII (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0813547). Sure, perhaps I could have borrowed the film from the library, but Vanderbilt gave me the opportunity to see it on the big screen along with a brief introduction and post-show discussion led by a German professor. And did I mention this was free?! Gosh I love living near a major university that is willing to open its arms to the surrounding community and share its cultural largess. Thank you, Vanderbilt! What else...seats are comfy and the theater is clean, but don't expect stadium seating or cup holders. Sarratt Cinema is very nice, but not particularly fancy, ostentatious or luxurious. There was a limited selection of snacks and candies available at the door. I didn't get any, but I did notice that they had some sort of special deal where you could get a free popcorn if you purchased any other concession. Some other audience members took advantage of that offer. As you might expect from the venue, the audience seemed erudite and was well-behaved during the film. The cinema is on a lower level of the Sarratt Student Center (http://www.vanderbilt.edu/studentcenters/sarratt-student-center). If you're not already familiar with its location, you may want to plan on arriving a little early to find your way around and find someplace to park. So c'mon and take a cinematic trip around the world through the magic of film and the International Lens series @ Sarratt Cinema! What did Siskel and Ebert always used to say? "Until next time, the balcony is closed." (Er, only there is no actual balcony at Sarratt Cinema. But you get the idea. Work with me, people. Work with me. Yelpover and out.)

Great venue! This is a beautiful and historic theater, and the staff is always incredibly friendly…read moreand helpful. Because the theater is relatively small, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. They have some basic snacks and drinks, including a good selection of beer and wine. We try to make a point of keeping track of what shows and movies are coming to the Franklin Theatre, as it is always great to have an excuse to visit this great theater!

Still one of my favorite places to catch a musical act. They also show Holiday movies around…read moreChristmas and other films throughout the year. A true asset to the community.

Date of visit: March 15, 2025…read more A smaller, neighborhood theatre that has some updates but is lacking in others, we visited the AMC Antioch 8 during a recent visit to Nashville. There were no kiosks that I could see and Jacob helped us at the box office. He was very friendly and got us on our way into the movie as quickly as possible. I was pleased to see that the theatre featured leather recliners, but less pleased when I found out that my seat didn't work... Patrons in the theatre respected the Movie Theatre Code and while bummed about the non-functioning seat, it was still better than the AMC back home. But another disappointment came in the form of no working soap dispenser in the restroom--though a large bottle of hand sanitizer was made available in lieu of the preferred method of cleansing your hands after using the restroom.

1st time back to this theater in quite awhile and I was pleasantly surprised…read more Ok, they have a bar - and while I did not order from there it was quite tempting. The concession stand was well stocked and had friendly employees. Theatre was spacious, reclining chairs and wait- heated seats. Bless my heart, I loved it. But the most satisfying thing was going to the restroom and it was Clean--- nothing stinky on the floor and they had hand soap and towels. Knock me out of the water.