Very nice atmosphere. Good selection of the movie's depending on the current month is. Cleanliness…read moreis good.

Theatre food(hotdogs, burgers pretzels) and a full bar except on Thursday. Always clean and a great…read morevariety of show times. My favorite theatre here for sure!

Comparative to Cinemark (the other theater in town), this venue is clearly newer and has better…read moretechnology. Bigger stadium style seating, better projection, and higher quality sound, with Dolby Atmos offerings for certain films. That said, you're going to pay for it. Whereas a late showing at Cinemark runs $9.50- $9.75 (as of 26 May 25), Malco is charging $11.25-$11.75. On Tuesday specials, you have a similar gap, with Cinemark around $5, and Malco around $7. I generally find this reasonable given the differences. We swung by on Memorial Day during a busy opening, holiday extended weekend. Booking online (and having to pay extra for it) helps get past any lines, and skip to the kiosk. Like most modern theaters, there's no traditional movie stubs; rather cheap receipt paper tickets, about as thin as toilet paper. Being a stub collector I find this disappointing, but again I can't ding them for it, as it's par for the course with most theatres. The staff was courteous, and the theater clean. Until that point I was sitting on five (5) stars ... unfortunately I cannot ignore or forgive the state of disrepair my "luxury" seat was in (picture included; House 5, Row J). And the two (2) next to it, weren't far behind, so it clearly wasn't a one (1) off. This is not something that gets accidentally missed, nor something that happened suddenly. Because of that, I can't get past a two (2). However, being a film lover, I will try again in about a month, booking the same House, to see if there are any changes. If so, I'll update my rating accordingly.

Five stars meant to do cinnamark super good popcorn staff was friendly and went to see fnaf 2read more

Imagine this. You've been battling health issues for five years. Two surgeries in the last eight…read moremonths, and a round trip to Vanderbilt Health for treatment just two days ago. You're exhausted, still recovering, but you push through to show up for your kid and create a normal moment. At first, I overlooked her short, rude demeanor, assuming she may have been overwhelmed. But when we handed our movie passes, cast member Tiffany held each one up in the air as if inspecting a $20 bill, then called for a manager on her walkie without saying anything. We stood there confused, and when I asked if there was a problem, she said, "We're about to see." We stepped aside so we wouldn't hold up the line and watched other guests be warmly greeted and helped. The manager came, asked a question or two, and told her to check us out, but Tiffany didn't. She continued helping others while we stood there waiting respectfully, not trying to cause a scene, feeling embarrassed as people looked at us, wondering what was going on. It wasn't until my husband spoke up that she finally helped us. The delay wasn't the issue. It was the lack of communication and the way we were made to feel. We were treated with suspicion rather than respect, as though we had done something wrong. Customer service isn't just about selling tickets. It's about treating people with dignity, explaining what's happening, and showing basic kindness. You never know what someone may be going through.

This theater is spacious, clean and reclining seats are always a plus. We know it can be chilly and…read moreit's the first theater I've seen that sells blankets, but I think other theaters are following the trend. You can purchase tickets in line or use the self serve kiosk. This location has the standard concession stand, but also a bar and grill. You can order and pick up or with the QR code at your seat they'll bring your order to you.

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.

We went to a 7:30 show 2 wks ago. The lobby was crowded so my husband waited till after the movie…read morestarted to go to the snack bar. They had a sign up that they were done serving for the night. It was a weekend night and they had at least 5 employees we saw. This location seems to have just given up to Collierville being superior. The facility needs an overhaul and their service is non existent. Very disappointing.

There's two (2) players in Tupelo when it comes to movies. There's Cinemark 8 in the mall, and…read moreMalco, which is a newer stand alone Theatre, just down the street. While each has their pros and cons, just for the overall more laid back vibe, I prefer Cinemark. As stated, it's in the mall, and when you first walk in, feels very much like an old-school mall theatre. You can book online (or purchase in person the old fashioned way), and choose your seating. Then, pick up your physical tickets when you arrive, via the box office (if it's being staffed), the kiosk inside, or the concession stand. As far as the theatres themselves, it's run of the mill digital surround sound. And the bigger theater you're in the better the sound, because of more speakers. That said, don't go in expecting Dolby Atmos or 4D, or an XD (IMAX competitor) screen. Expect an older style gentle sloping theatre (versus pure stadium seating) with comfortable "luxury recliners". The staff is friendly, the seats are comfortable, and the bathrooms are clean. Also, if you go to the movies somewhat often or regularly, their movie club membership is more than worth it. My only real issue would be inconsistent A/C temps, depending on which theatre house you're in. In my opinion theatres should consistently be on the colder side.

Seats don't work ices machine didn't work workers on their phone with attitude cinema wasn't cleanedread more

The Elkin Theater is a treasured movie palace! The lobby is full of movie history, posters and…read morememorabilia. Ticket prices are great. It's historic, but the screen and sound system are state of the art.

Cool theater. Great spot for indie movies and a good selection of food for a movie theater. Love…read moregoing to this place!

Great films and grown ups as the audience. I wish there were more food options but otherwise, it's…read moregreat.

Visited on 3/11/23 to watch Scream 6 & I do not recommend. Horrible cell phone policy... the owner…read moremade me leave for accessing my phone for a split second. It was completely unacceptable for me to spend my money only to watch not even half of the movie. Not to mention the restroom was filthy.

The cashier at the front counter was da best. Very nice n cordial. Helped me to scan my tix as well…read moreas I had two tix to Wicked I was giving away n she helped notify me while I was standing there of a father n his daughter wanting to see the next showing n that's who I gifted the tix too. She was truly nice.

Christmas with The Chosen: The Messengers was 124 Minutes. Powerful movie presented in the way it…read morewas meant to. This musical is also a series that shouldn't be missed. Great for the holidays or anytime to gain the knowledge through the eyes of Dallas, the man who came up with this idea! The Chosen has a new episode! You'll see the birth of Christ through the eyes of Mary and Joseph. Plus, hear from an extraordinary lineup of musicians including Phil Wickham, For King & Country, Brandon Lake, Maverick City Music, and more. Maverick City Music don't sleep on them. Their music is totally awesome and the new Christmas music. So powerful..!! December 2021 This theater was the perfect place to view this movie. Seating comfy. Online ordering and seating chart used. Clean floors and seats. Fresh air flowing. PPE and social distancing in place.