It's been a hot minute since we've went to the movie theater, as it is so easy to watch movies at…read morehome these days, but we wanted to enjoy a nice afternoon out at the theater in the cool AC while sipping on an ICEE and munching on crunchy, salty popcorn. We booked tickets the night before via the Regal app. Tuesdays are the cheapest days and honestly our favorite day of the week to go watch a movie anyway, since Tuesdays are statistically the day where the least people go out. We chose the EDH location since we figured it would be the nicest one in our radius. I was correct. Parking was a breeze, with a good-sized lot on the side of the theater. Upon entering the lobby, there are kiosks to order tickets if you don't want to speak to an attendant. We already had the QR code for our tickets on our phones so it was easy to check in with the lady up front. We headed straight to the refreshments area after checking in, and while I was sad to see Regal no longer offered the snack pack, we both liked and ultimately ordered the single combo, which is one large drink of choice, one large popcorn, and one bag of candy that you get to choose from the queue. We went with a cherry ICEE and a bag of Hi-Chew. The staff were friendly and there was pretty much no line. The bathrooms were clean with plenty of stalls, no notes there. We have been seeing the ads and reviews for Backrooms, and I love a good psychological horror/thriller. It ended up being a great choice. The seats were comfy (and reclined!), and the theater was clean. The AC was cool, the speakers were balanced, the screen was clear, and overall it was a fantastic experience. We will be back to this Regal location the next time we choose to go out for a movie!

I had a very disappointing experience at Regal El Dorado Hills during the 4:00 PM showing of…read moreTrainspotting on Sunday, June 7. My family and I arrived around 4:00 PM, had our tickets scanned, and were directed to Theater 12. When we entered, the room was unusually warm and there were no trailers playing, which immediately seemed odd. After waiting a few minutes, I stepped outside to see what was going on and discovered that Trainspotting had been moved to a different auditorium without any notification to ticket holders. By the time I located the correct theater at approximately 4:08 PM, the movie was already playing. Unlike virtually every modern theater experience, there had been no trailers or previews beforehand. The film had started right at 4:00 PM, causing us to miss the opening several minutes through no fault of our own. I spoke with a supervisor or manager and explained the situation. He told me the movie had been moved because of a projector issue in the original auditorium. While I understand equipment problems happen, I asked if the movie could simply be restarted since it was only about 5-10 minutes into the film. He refused, stating there wasn't enough time before the next scheduled showing in that theater. What makes this especially frustrating is that after leaving, I checked the schedule. The next movie in that auditorium wasn't scheduled until 6:50 PM. Trainspotting is only 93 minutes long. Even if the film had been restarted at 4:10 PM when I made the request, it would have ended around 5:43 PM, still leaving more than an hour before the next scheduled showtime. The theater did refund our tickets, and after I expressed my dissatisfaction they provided four small popcorn and soda vouchers. I appreciate that gesture, but it doesn't change the fact that we drove roughly 30 minutes each way from Roseville specifically for this screening and ended up missing part of the film. (We ended up leaving and not watching the film since Trainspotting is one you have to see it from the beginning) What bothered me most wasn't the projector failure. Equipment issues happen. The problem was the lack of communication, starting the movie without the customary trailers, and refusing a reasonable solution without apparently checking whether scheduling constraints actually existed. I also noticed at least two other customers arriving late and appearing confused about the theater change, so it didn't seem like we were the only ones affected. I appreciate the refund and vouchers, but overall this was a frustrating and unprofessional customer experience that could have been easily avoided with better communication.

Huge shoutout to Crystal (hope I'm spelling that correctly) for compensating us with tickets to…read morewhatever movie we want to see in the future. She was so sweet and understanding about the issue I brought up to her today after our movie. I wasn't seeking anything free, just solely to make management aware of my experience with a worker when attempting to order an alcoholic beverage from the bar. I won't go into detail. Just wanted to say how amazing Crystal was. Thanks again, girl! :)

Cool theater in Riverbank Ca, always my go to spot. Super comfy reclining seats. This my adult…read moretheater that serves beer and wine. They're concessions options are very good. They serve bratwurst sausage not just hot dogs with many condiments for toppings along with nachos. Not as many kids with several movie options, Dolby sounds, D-box, standard and Imax! Popcorn is always hot and fresh!

This place never has jalapeños. PATHETIC! I WANT MY JALAPEÑOS....the starwars characters they had…read moreoutside was awesome though. Edit: Angela stocked up on jalapeños. All is well again.

Theater is really run down. Visited today for a 2:30pm showing. The concession area and main lobby…read morewere extremely untidy, with popcorn and litter throughout. The fountain drinks were not distributing soda and in need of attention. All the napkin dispensers were empty and a stock of paper towels was placed in a few places. The bathrooms were also in need of maintenance, with no paper towels by 5pm. There did not seem to be a shortage of staff working that day. This used to be a destination theater for us with the dbox theaters. I really hope some attention is thrown toward this theater as it appears to be struggling. Even the theater seats were in need of attention.

I always want to support this theater because it's always a bit slow but every time we go we start…read moreto get so uncomfortable in their seats. The headrest pushes your head forward... kinda like an airplane. It's just not great unfortunately esp for a longer movie. The arms rests are so big though and spacious. People were nice

This is a great movie theater in placerville with surprisingly modern amenities. I was able to book…read moremy ticket online- the only problem was that someone was in my seat so we had to move and then someone said we were in their seat so we had to move again lol. I loved the reclining seats which were so comfortable!

I love Cinemark Theaters [Elk Grove CA]…read more This is a Cinemark movie theater in Elk Grove. The Yelp page threw me off without that Cinemark because I am a Movie Club member and am able to build rewards and purchase tix on their app. I watched a movie here for the first time while waiting for a friend to finish her work and hang out after. How fortunate that she lives just a block away from the theater. Inside is nice with a clean, spacious lobby. The concession stand offered popcorn, snacks, with full bar and Starbucks onsite. I didn't purchase any snacks this time because of dinner plans with my friend but I can always expect fresh buttery popcorn at any Cinemark theaters. The auditorium I was in was also clean with comfy recliners, XD screen and DBOX seats. Review #4042

Can you post your hours? Can you answer your phone? Or at least have a recording that says your…read morehours? What time do you open??? When the ticket office finally opened the guy in the booth was great. We stopped in to purchase our movie tickets in person just to save $6 from the online app processing fee. More cash for snacks - LOL. Looking forward to our movie! BTW - keep on the lookout for the $1 summer movies!!! June 1- Aug 6

Beautiful experience under the stars. I really like the small shop they sell popcorn, hot chocolate…read moreand more. Love to go back.

We live in Twain Harte and enjoy making the drive to Pinecrest and watching a movie under the stars…read moreonce in a while.

The only game in town. (RIP Sunset, I wish that I had known you, but I was just a kid, that didn't…read morelive in Lodi yet.) When it sells out, time to go to Stockton or EG. This did happen to me once in the last six or so months I've lived here. My buddy and I had to go to Stockton for Zootopia, which had been out for months by that point. So, the only game in town means plan ahead. I've never seen it dead here before. So far. What do I know, these aren't the reviews you're looking for. Move along. Lol I do love reviewing the cinema though. Lodi 12 is usually a happening spot when I come. And it is at least competitive with other theatre chains in the area. It is part of the Santa Rosa Cinemas, a smaller family-run business that has, from what I can tell, a handful theatres in Central (and Ventura?) California. Though it's probably not much older than me, the building has a bit of a retro feel, with big lobby windows in a semi-circle and bright yellow marquee at night. I am a sucker for a retro cinema if you've read my other movie theatre reviews, but any cinema with character will be appreciated by me. The only upgrade I would prefer would be to get rid of the need to print a paper ticket, even if you buy online ahead of time. Whoever is cheaping out on a scanner for QR codes, get with it and save some trees. It would even be okay if they were old school ticket stubs for the nostalgia (I love cinema nostalgia and will go out of my way for it), at least they would look pretty in my novelty shadowbox, but nah, they're just receipt roll paper. Alas I digress; I don't like wasting time doing that when I could be in line for popcorn or taking a selfie with Heathcliff. Some auditoriums are nicer than others but I believe all have recliners and the little swivel tables that make me feel like a baby. I have not seen any evidence of wear and tear on the seats like in some of these pictures on here, eesh. They have multiple screens that utilize Dolby Atmos / Ultimate Digital Cinema surround sound, and at least one auditorium that has Real D 3D for the 3D enjoyers. As a four eyes, making myself a six eyes for the rare, usually James Cameron backed adventure is about all I care to partake of. Sound and screens are great and have been recently upgraded. I do enjoy coming here and feel the amenities are satisfactory. Snack and food selection is good, and the popcorn is fresh. They have a wine and beer kiosk as well, though we usually come after a meal and thus have not yet partaken of libations here. This cinema is in downtown Lodi, and does not have a parking lot. Street parking is usually not far away. Maybe see you later for another totally necessary screening of My Dad and His Son Baby Yoda. This is the way.

First visit to this theatre and what a pleasant surprise…read more This theatre is part of a conglomerate of other theaters and so much cleaner, customer friendly and up to date. The only grumble I have is not providing the flavored cheeses like the other sister locations. You can purchase where that doesn't happen in the Santa Rosa theaters.

Went to see the Michael Jackson movie after 5 months away from the theater. So glad that the audio…read moreissues have been addressed, especially for this movie. Everything was great and happy that we can frequent the theater again. Despite the downtown Brentwood sycophants on this app who can't distinguish between a negative review and constructive criticism from a loyal customer, I'm glad the business is thriving and will definitely be back soon.

A vintage theater with a modern twist. Clean, upgraded everything, & bathrooms have high-tech…read morefaucet/hand dryer combos. (Dig those!) I love the historical photos on display that tell the story of the town and theater's roots. Great customer service. Good movie selection. Just charm for days and a gem. Best local intimate cozy theater in the area. Highly recommend.