Been here a few times now. Loving the atmosphere when you first enter the doors it's a shopping…read morestore for self-serve snacks before your movie. Hands on making your own concession picks for the movie it's a perfect idea. The seats at the theatre are very comfortable, more comfortable than cineplex. You most definitely will get the best from these kind of theatres and more if you subscribe to their membership. See their website for details. Landmarkcinemas.com. As for their hot dog meals it's not as good as cineplex with outtakes, you'd have a better taste from outtakes instead. Or hold off a meal till after the movies for a better fast food. Lots of parking available in the lot with many fast food stores close by such as Wendy's, McDonald's, & Jollibee, etc. Recommended for date night, or movies with friends.

This location just opened so we decided to try their popcorn for our movie night…read more They have a take home bag of popcorn called the Family Four Pack and it is massive. Way better value. It lasted us three days! One movie night and snacking. Looking forward to trying other menu items and maybe one day getting back into a theater. Love this location (SE Edmonton)

Came to watch Top Gun. When we waited for the theatre to open for us to be seated we were greeted…read moreby the nicest workers. They offered us menus and if we wanted to sit and have a drink while we waited for them to allow us to sit. We didn't wait long. We got our seats. Everything was super clean. We were served right away and got our drinks and popcorn right away. The place was slightly busy. They had the right amount of staff working that we didn't wait for anything. The movie was great and the environment was great!

Decided to try VIP to enjoy some food with a film. Service was mostly good, the food was okay…read more(burger, popcorn, beer) for 2 people. - Price (with tip) over $90 - wow! - Beer selection has no dark beers?? (amber ales, ale, stout, etc). It's all fizzy lagers. - Beers served with no glasses. I know some people are fine drinking from a can, but in a restaurant? I had to get my own as there was no help for that one. - Food was okay. Burger was drowning in ketchup so was pretty messy, which is not what anyone wants in a dark theatre! Don't know we'd be back. It makes more sense to go to a proper restaurant before a movie theatre.

Came here to escape while our daughter had a play date. We saw the new Avatar movie. We hadn't been…read moreto a movie theatre in quite a long time. It was a really great experience. Our theatre had these amazing big cushy seats, and they were electric foot rests. So very comfortable, probably the most comfortable seats I've ever been in a theatre. It was like rows and rows of lazy boy chairs. It was relatively deserted for a Saturday afternoon, only 6 of us in total in the whole theatre. I was also really surprised that you can now get beer, wine and ciders and take them back to your seats! I can't wait to come back!

This place is nostalgia city, I even worked here way back in the day for my first job…read more Most of the theater hasn't changed since I worked there 16 years ago. Which is probably the biggest reason most people think of this theater as a bit dumpy. That being said I go to the theater a lot, so I do notice that they are slowly making renovations and improvements. The food is pretty consistently mediocre - but rarely is it bad. The frozen yogurt is reliably probably the best. The staff is usually pretty friendly and the theaters are serviceably clean. I go to this theater because it's the closest to me, definitely not because it's the nicest.

I really don't do Hollywood movies, so what I like about this theater is they do the International…read moreFilm Festival in the fall. Also, They just hosted the Lunchbox Shorts for Edmonton Downtown Dining. We had a great hour of food related films and for 15 bucks that also included a delicious burrito from Rostizado. Nice enough theater and really close to Fionn McCool's so you can go there for a drink later.

I had not been here to see a movie in years. But the movie we wanted to see was playing here and…read moreone other theatre. We went to a nearby restaurant and got the dinner and movie pass deal. It was Sunday night which is Senior's Day and it's great they have deals most days. It wasn't too busy, there were just two people in front of us to buy our tickets and concession had no line. It was nice to be able to select our seats too. The washrooms were clean and there were enough stalls so no line up. The movie poster for our theatre was incorrect, so some people were in the wrong theatre. It was the first evening movie and the theatre was clean and ample leg room. The cup holder was a bit sticky but not bad. Another minor issue was the AC was blowing down throughout the movie and I had my hoodie as I usually get cold in theatres but it was still minor annoyance. Good theatre and would see a movie again here if I was downtown.

Great shows, but it's too flippin' cold in there. Crank the AC down a notch!…read moreChairs are comfy. Too comfy. I fell asleep. Everything is sparkling clean. The attendant was extremely friendly. Nice seating area outside the doors. Family friendly. Not sure, but I think the admission was $15.00

I have lots of great memories of the IMAX at the Science Centre. They had film festivals and when…read moreI was working here, I would watch 3-4 movies in a row and enjoyed them all. The films are of great variety from animals, environment, action, and more! Recently, I went to see Pandas: The Journey Home in 3D. It was a weekday afternoon and there were about 10 others in the theatre. It would be great to see more people watching this film but it was shown a few times that day and has been playing for a while now. The seats are assigned when you buy your tickets. I was really impressed with the renovations of the theatre. I didn't have to hold my seat down which is great for those who have their hands full with snacks. Most of the seats are in the middle with about 4 on the sides. The 3D glasses they gave you are big and sturdy and almost seemed new even though people have worn them. They are much better than the ones I have worn at the regular theatres. If you are a panda fan, this is a must see film! For 40 minutes, we got to see cute and cuddly pandas as they grow from babies at the Wolong Panda Centre in China. There's also a story of a panda preparing and returned to the wild. Love the new IMAX theatre! The price is $13.95 for adults but there's a 10% coupon in the SUTP. The best way to see lots of shows more economically would be to purchase a membership or volunteer! One of the volunteer perks is to get free passes after you've completed certain number of hours and time but it's fun to volunteer here!

Metro Cinema at the Garneau is an non for profit cinema theatre on 109 ST in Edmonton, AB…read more It's one of my top favourite movie theatre - it is the place to go to see documentary and alternative movies!! There are organized events at the theatre as part of a theme (for example "The Bird Cage," which was part of a drag queen event, or horror night as part of Halloween). Spectators also have the opportunity to come see classic hit movies, ranging from action to science fiction, comedies to family movies. There is a very nice concession, serving popcorn, pop, beers, chocolate and candies. The Garneau is also an art showing venue, which features local artists, photographers, painters and designers. One of my favourite things to do when I go there happens on a weekend, when there are family movies showing, is to sit down in the lobby colouring and drawing pictures of the featured movie. It's so cool !!! It's also an excellent place to meet and talk to people who love movies, especially documentary and alternative cinema!!!

Maybe not necessarily the best movie experience, but the atmosphere is unmatched and it's not bad…read moreby any means. Staff is friendly and the concession is one of the cheapest I've seen in Edmonton. Very cool that it's a non for profit and run by volunteers, a great addition to Edmonton cultural scene. We appreciate their diverse selection of movies, representing many different groups in Edmonton as well as showing classic movies year round and during the holidays. We had a great time at the Die Hard movie!

For all you film buffs, now is the time to take advantage of the Edmonton International Film…read moreFestival (EIFF) before it ends. The EIFF has been on since Sept. 26, and will continue until this Saturday, Oct. 4th. If you're thinking its just a bunch of artsy fartsy movies that are simply cinematic metaphors, you're sadly missing out on a lot. These films are where the real talent lies, where you can watch meaningful scenes unfold before you. I just went to catch "Rachel Getting Married" starring Anne Hathaway tonight, and it was amazing. It's great to sit in a large theatre knowing you're sitting among people who appreciate films just as much as you do. It's only on for three more days, so try to catch at least one film. The movies are being played at the Empire City Centre 9 and Metro Cinema downtown this year (Garneau and Princess theatres couldn't be used this year), and you can just purchase the tickets at the entrance like any other film. The EIFF will also be hosting a closing night gala on their last day on Saturday, at Empire City Centre 9 Theatre. The last film starts at 7:30pm and the after-party begins at 9:30pm. Tickets for the closing gala are sold at Tix on the Square (at Sir Winston Churchill Square) until this Friday, Oct. 3rd at 6pm.

I have been attending EIFF for many years now & it never ceases to amaze me at the vast variety of…read morebrilliant films that Kerrie Long & her team can pull from the massive amounts of selections submitted to them. The opening night film is something I anxiously await each year, this year it was Cut Bank filmed mostly in nearby Innisfree. The gala afterwards is always great so that you can have a glass of bubbles & a few nibbles while catching up with the other festival goers & discussing the film. As a parent it makes me happy that there are selections here that I can bring my kids to & expose them to this level of films & documentaries that get them thinking & make them aware of subjects they wouldn't be get while attending the average *blockbuster*, such as Just Eat It, Midnight Sun and Springhammer . One of my favourite aspects of the festival although I can't attend as many of the days as I'd like is the Lunchbox Shorts. You go in & have your @SubwayCanada sub, water & cookie while watching a themed grouping of short films, today were a few somewhat twisted but highly entertaining & funny shorts! I have a few more selections circled in my program before it ends with the closing film Gone Doggy Gone & then the gala to say good-bye for another year, I'm so proud of @edmfilmfest & this event that they pull off year after year!! #EIFF14 #yeg #yegfilm

First time to the theater, watching Little Shop of Horrors. Very elegant and beautiful waiting area…read morewith bar and friendly staff! They have a "pre-order" option for intermission. Definitely take advantage of that as the line at the bar gets quite long. The theater was very comfy and elegant as well. We parked underground at the library. Getting out was worse than hockey games. Next time I would think twice about parking there. It's definitely nice not having to walk outside side to get to your car in winter though.

Came here for a musical. My first time! Parking is not fun but we took advantage of La Ronde's free…read moreWednesday parking with food/drink purchase and went for drinks before the show. Website is super clear and was great to know how long the show was, that there is no intermission, where to park, etc.. Since we had to change our tickets we had to pickup from box office but that was very easy to find and very nice people working there. We were in the Shocter theatre I think. It was more tight that I would have liked as it was awkward when we/other people had to squeeze by to get to their seats. Show was 10/10 great, definitely loud enough.