Theater is unmarked, actually is physically at 2105 LaSalle. Hard to find unless you know it's off Cooper, a few feet north of Madison

The theater had an odor and it was nasty. If I could have gotten my money back I would have left I will never come back here. read more

This was very first visit to this theater and I was very impressed. The staff was extremely pleasant and friendly. The theater chairs are very comfortable and everything was amazing. I will be visiting this location more often, because it's closer to my house. read more

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ample parking, close to plenty of eateries. adult beverages and snacks are also available. Very clean environment, clean restrooms and clean theaters. Spacious seating.. starting to like this hidden in plain sight location read more

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This movie theater smells so bad. Movie selection was great, but the smell ruined the experience.

Stinks so bad in the theater. Smells like wet carpet. They could also have a more diverse selection of movies. But the smell is disturbing.

Best theater if you wanna get away and relax from everything and have a solo movie date just wish they had earlier showings around 11:00 o'clock read more

This Malco studio is a great asset to the community. I can't believe this was my first time going. 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. read more

Malco Studio On the Square - Cinema Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

This Malco location has to be my 2nd favorite as it is a relatively small walk to restaurants Like Local Bosco's Bogie's & Bayou (read my reviews of these reataurants) without having to cross the street. Studio on the Square offers spacious parking for its patrons. It's also offers the Bar & Grill like some of their select locations (like Wolfchase Collierville or Ridgeway four) great consessions stand & quality service like a majority of their other theaters in the Memphis area. I like the fact this Malco will feature locally screened movies & some select releases you won't find at other Malco theathers. I want to see The View Within starring Millington localMario Reed in his documentary about his journey in life. Seating was very comfortable & spacious. Wonderful screen but not as impressive as their other locations. But doesn't take away from the movie going experience one bit. I will definitely come to this theater when I'm gonna have a big weekend with dinner movie & a live show afterwards. Enjoy the show. For showtimes and listings to this location go to www.malco.com or download their app to your device. read more

Malco Studio On the Square - I love going for nachos and cheese over popcorn myself. When I go to the theater to watch a movie. - Cinema Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Here for a special screening of "View Within" and Mario Reed's story of courage and inspiration. As for the venue I always enjoy this neighborhood theatre that has a friendly staff with a nice prompt entry, it's a real cozy feel. They only have five screens, but they show a lot of independant films and they're really the only theatre in town that does that and the building itself is very nice. There is a coffee and alcohol bar where you can buy your beverages with plenty of food and there are even free posters. The walls are covered with murals of classic hollywood actors, actresses and movie scenes. I really appreciate this particular evening because they have screened this local and independent film, just nice! read more

Malco Studio On the Square - Mario Reed & Matt Owens - Cinema Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

OK So Let's Just Put This Out There. . . My (2) Top Awards Pics Won Big Time 1st Crack Outta the Box. I've only actually seen the Movies this week ~ before the GGs, I heard the Titles & Lead Roles announced on TV & Made My Decisions. Studio on the Square has a history of exhibiting the more avant-garde Movies that are usually not shown on the Suburban Screens. That has made me a Big Fan. Salute. read more

Although I forget its there, this is probably my favorite spot to see movies. There aren't a lot of theatres so it is small and kind of intimate. Always clean. Never really crowded. -Beer and wine sold at refreshments counter -No teenage riff raff on nights and weekends -Prices seem to be cheaper than other Malco theatres. $8 matinee shows. read more

One of the best theaters I have been to. I loath the big box multiplexes with dozens of kids hanging around. I love the little niche adult themed theaters and this is one of those. This theater is the perfect size with a bar and nice waiting area that includes and old school 1940's projector. The prices are reasonable and the seating is excellent. I really liked this place and it is my go-to theater in Memphis. read more

I don't know about you, but I don't know of any movie theaters that wine, except for this one. Instead of popcorn and coke, treat yourself to a glass of red and a sausage and cheese plate. There are little bistro tables scattered throughout the lobby so that you can sit and enjoy before you head in for the movie. Or take it in with you if you choose. A smaller theater, Studio on the Square still shows the major new releases as well as indie films. If you're itching to see a show and you don't want to fight the large crowds or wait in line for refreshments, go to Studio on the Square. read more

Malco Studio On the Square - Cinema Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Very artistis and eccentric theater. It is smaller then the other Malcos here but offer more, such as whine, extended snack menu, and variety of cafe teas and coffee. read more

Malco Studio On the Square - Very artistis and eccentric theater. - Cinema Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

It's a movie theater. I like that it's in Overton square and like to support this great area in Memphis which is why I drive from the burbs to come here. Last visit was a bit of a disappointment. Popcorn was clearly a day or two old (frustrating when the markup is like a billion percent) and holy crap was it cold in there!!!!!!! I get that movie theaters are all a bit chilly but this was painful, I was literally miserable. A steady stream of people could be seen leaving and coming back with blankets, coats, sweaters anything to try to keep warm. Mind you was the beginning of August here so it was super hot out so big shout out to the people who put in the A/C system, that's a 5 star company for sure!! read more

Studio On the Square is my go-to theater. I like that it's not a huge multiplex and the staff is always very friendly. My favorite part of it is that you can get wine and beer in addition to some non-traditional foods for movie theaters, such as hummus and pita. There's a nice little seating area next to the concession stand where you could enjoy a quick drink before seeing the show. The location was always convenient for me, because I live right around the corner, but it's even better now with all of the development happening in Overton Square. Can't wait to see how this area continues to grow! read more

Best movie theater in Memphis! Perfect theater to come to if a) you love seeing indie films b) prefer to be in a small theater with very little to no kids running around c) be walking distance to some of the best restaurants in town. Located in the eclectic section known as Overton Square, you'll love being surrounded by a great atmosphere after leaving the movies. Back to the theaters, it offers decent prices for tickets plus alcohol beverages if soda isn't your thing. Definitely come here for a great night of fun! read more

There were rips and tears in the seats. Also, during our movie, we could hear the movie in the next room playing. That's ridiculous. There is obviously little sound proofing in the walls. Not a good experience, although I am giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because the employees seemed nice and helpful. read more

SOTS is in a perfect spot for me.....walking distance from my home. I hope it continues to thrive and do well. It used to be more seclusive and a place you could go to get away from the (let's just say) "youthfulness" of the larger theaters but since the resurgence of Overton Square I've noticed an uptick in the more rowdy (talkative/needlessly disruptive) crowd. They used to show more (or primarily) indie/art films but now they show most of the big budget movies. I always try to go during the week Tues - Thurs in hopes of having the best movie going experience. Love the ambiance (murals, old school projector, lounge area). Being able to purchase wine/beer, cheese/grapes, etc.in addition to the normal movie food fare is cool too. The parking lot is "a bit special" and can be tight but you just gotta deal with it if you drive. If I could change anything I wish they'd upgrade to the plusher seating that Ridgeway Four has. Otherwise, this theater is perfect. read more

One of my favorite movie theaters in Memphis! I love this place - and not just because they serve cheese and wine. Paradiso is the closest to my house, but lets face it, once you start getting older you're looking to escape where the teens hang. And that seems to be the majority of what happens at the Paradiso. I know they've stopped hanging in the parking lot, but Studio on the Square is still a lot more "mature"...where people on dates and older, married couples go. It is quiet, i.e. no shouting or squealing from tweens in groups. Plus I generally like the movies they play...although they seem to be more main stream than they were in the past. I miss the days when they showed mostly foreign and independent films...I head over to Ridgeway Four for that these days. And while there used to be ample parking, it is nearly impossible to find with the Renaissance Overton Square is going through. I circle and circle and circle and circle...*sigh* Don't get me wrong, I still really like this place...I just miss their glory days of quirky films and easy parking. read more

It's getting hot in heeerrreeee. I couldn't help but sing that song the two times I have been here. In fact, the first time was summer and we actually left because it was so dang hawt. I went Sunday, and it was a little warm, but definitely not as warm as the previous time. The last thing I want to do is fall asleep during a movie, so hopefully they get that temp under control :)! Other than that, this is prime time location and awesome for a matinee on a sunday afternoon! I also lurve that they serve alcohol. There's only a few Malcos here that do that, and I'm glad they are one of them! This theatre is smaller than the other ones (very similar to Ridgeway 4 in size). This one has a total of 5 or 6 screens if I'm not mistaken. It's definitely not as fancy or spacious as the other ones, but this one is very convenient and cozy! read more

I've only been here once for a special screening but I didn't not like it. I hate the parking here, though. I think it's one of the worst in all of Midtown. I think because this place has limited viewings for either movies that have been out for a while or indie films, it's one of the reasons why I'm not as crazy about this place. The good news is it's clean and staff is nice. read more

I gotta add -- with the influx of restaurants in Overton Square, parking here has become a real problem. A typical scenario: the boyfriend and I pull up 20 minutes before the show, realize there's nowhere to park, think "Oh my god! The theater's packed! We'll never get a seat!", eventually find someplace to stash the car, go inside and...marvel at the six other patrons in the theater. Malco would be doing themselves a favor to, at the very least, post a few signs indicating that parking is for theater patrons only. Isn't there a fancy new parking garage a couple blocks away for all those restaurant patrons? read more

The BEST place to see new, foreign or 'art house' films! I think of this venue as an extension of my den, it is so cozy. The screening rooms are smaller, (the Paradiso serves up cinema on LARGE screens & auditoriums) to be sure but they have the latest digital projection technology and state of the art stereo. As if the tech side weren't enough, you can get a great cup of coffee, hot chocolate or wine or beer. Along with traditional fare like popcorn and nachos & candy you can get things like cheese plates and slices of pie. read more

I would give this theatre NEGATIVE 10 stars. Went to see a movie that started at 10:05 and they locked the doors. Then they were rude and nasty when we knocked on the door. We asked to speak to the manager because we were there long before they should have "closed" I mean locked the doors. Aurelian said he was the manager but didn't want to give me his business card nor tell me his last name. When we kept asking for the real manager, there was a young lady who snarled back and said why, the manager is just going to tell you the same thing we said; we are closed. We were told that "most people" know we are closed if the door is locked. Stated that they close 20 minutes after the last movie. So the doors were locked early because we were there well before 10:25. I am appalled y the lack of service we received by the entire night shift that closed on 11/17/18 and when I asked how they would feel if they were treated so rudely and with utter disrespect, they could not answer because they knew they were ashamed and wrong. The same young lady was screaming and talking about everything was on camera and she was calling security all because we asked to speak to the manager. We were the calm ones and the employees were being very irate, solely because we called them out on closing early and not allowing us to purchase movie tickets. As a Brand Ambassador if our beloved Memphis and native Memphian, I will never recommend this theatre to anyone, especially those that I relocate. This is ridiculous and if I was able to see the 10:05 pm movie and ordered popcorn , I wouldn't be able to get a refill or purchase anything else because the employees want to close early and turn away patron dollars. This is a prime example of letting ur employees shut down your business and not profit. What a waste of a good location and each of these employees need to reprimanded and even fired for such vial treatment to patrons that were simply trying to watch a movie. As a former movie theatre employee and someone who has always been in a customer facing role, this was the most disgusting way I have ever been treated and I will make sure I tell everyone I know. read more

Great smaller theater. Usually has a good mix of blockbusters and smaller independent theaters. Has more food and drink recommendations than your standard theater- you can get local Memphis beers and cheese plates. The theater is usually busy, but not packed with kids and teenagers like Paradiso can get. Parking is free but can very tight. read more

Okay... this place comes out three stars... The Goods: + SOME indie movies, and a few harder to find flicks + Beer? Sure, I'll take a beer. I'm a big fan of beer. The Bads: - Overall, it's very dated, uninviting, and even grimey inside read more

What a convenient location! Overton square is hoppin' these days and I just love that you can sneak away into a movie after shopping, drinking, dining, and hanging out in Midtown. We used to drive all the way out to Paradiso (which is another great Malco Theatre) but I am just thrilled to have one closer to my down town apartment. I love the intimate theatres, consessions that serve specialy snacks and beer/wine, and the friendly staff. This was also an awesome place to view the film fest films! read more

I love this place! The service is great, and the atmosphere is a bit more grownup here, which seems to prevent kids and teens from coming. I don't mind them, but it makes for less talking during the movies. ;) As others have said, the concessions offer your traditional popcorn, but also offer different stuff too, which is a bonus. Awesome. It's always nice to have a choice of something other than popcorn and nachos. One bonus too that I think I've only seen at this particular Malco is their fireplace. Obviously right now in the middle of summer it's too hot to enjoy. But come January, it's nice to relax by the fire on one of the couches after a movie for a little before heading out. read more

Love the Studio on the Square! It's a more "independent" theater, even though it's owned by Malco (which is the big movie franchise in the mid-south), and shows the best movies. One of the few fantastic memories I have from living in midtown was going to see "The Painted Veil" at Malco-- the staff was really friendly and the screening was perfect, no problems with sound or picture like at the Paradiso. The individual screening theaters are small and intimate, which is kind of nice because it downsizes the crowd and, inevitably, the noise from the audience. The prices are comparable to those at other "art house cinemas" in bigger cities, and definitely worth it if you are an indie/foreign film buff. Though I can't comment on the quality, they also serve more than your average concession fare-- beer and wine, and I think small plates are also in order at the Studio on the Square. Definitely a great place to go and I highly recommend it! read more

I ate my last hotdog. They changed vendors. The hotdog itself doesn't even taste or look like a real hotdog. They don't use a classic hotdog bun anymore. It looks like a bun with a slit through the top of it. If it's not a real hotdog, I don't want really want it. I was very, very upset when they raised the price of a glass of wine from $8.00 to $10.00. It's possible that all of the Malco theaters have made the same changes without getting feedback from moviegoers. Please don't blame it on $15.00/hr. wage increase, that was your choice. read more

To reiterate once again on David's review...I really do like this place. Because where else do you have a movie theater....with a little personality to it. Probably one of the only spots that you can see more indie flicks and the kind of customers frequenting this spot are typically not the type to answer cell phones in the midst of a movie to where you'd want to toss your tasty fruit and cheese tray at them. And of course I am always a fan of theaters with a beer and wine selection......seriously? I know people get retarded when they drink but isn't this something that should be a little more frequently seen in theaters? read more

This movie house, along with the Ridgeway Four Grill are my favorite places to catch a film. 1- location. Overton Square is buzzing with activity. Eateries everywhere. And inside SOTS, you can get more than popcorn and candy. Beer, wine and grown up fare (I'm a sucker for their cheesecake). 2-comfort. The four screens are smaller than the suburban daycare centers Malco runs, but they're clean and comfy. Better than average seats. 3- clientele. It's a more adult crowd, not the rambunctious teenyboppers flooding the suburb multiplexes. You don't have 3D or Dolby Atmos, but this place don't need them. The only drawback is the parking lot. Come early or park in the garage across the street. read more

I am a fan! We saw Mockingjay on opening weekend and got primo seats even though we arrived only 10 minutes before the show started and waited in line for popcorn. Love that you can drink wine and beer with the film. There are also great looking desserts, although we haven't tried them yet. Restrooms leave a little to be desired. Overall experience was really good. We will be back! read more

I like this place and have for years. I remember when they only showed indie or limited released films. I like getting wine or coffe here rather than popcorn or nachos. Nice community theatre feel and friendly staff. read more

My favorite movie theater in town, hands down, for two big reasons. First of all, they show all the cool Indy and Art-House flicks, which really is reason enough to love it. But even better, and as a nice bonus, they serve vino. Yeah - now we're talkin! I mean where else in town can you get a glass of Cabernet and a veggie tray to accompany your movie. Popcorn? Ah, who needs it? read more

I love this theater! It's small, sure, but it packs in a fun bang for your buck! The lobby area is decorated with old movie posters and local event listings...I love a place that promotes local activities and businesses! You have all of your typical theater concessions, PLUS you get the added benefit of alcohol...right?! Doesn't get much better. The staff often look bored, but I can't quite fault them for that when they only have 5 movies going at any given time. One of my favorite things about this theater is that they support the Indie Memphis Film Festival, and show IMFF movies in 2 of their 5 theaters during that weekend every November....again, definite cool points for supporting local awesomeness. Definitely check this place out...even when it's busy, it doesn't feel like it is. You'll have a blast! read more

This location is more commonly known as 'Studio on the Square'. Malco Theatres is an actual family-run local theater chain, one of the few left in the United States. The Studio On The Square location is the most art-house of all of them. It's small. It serves wine and cheese. That sells it for me right there, but if you need convincing do note that they have ample parking and are walking distance to a multitude of fine Overton Square hangouts (Bosco's, Bogie's, Golden India, Memphis Pizza Cafe, Blue Monkey, Restaurant Iris, Bari, Paulette's, Bayou Bar and Grill(e), Le Chardonnay, and Umai-- all within one block, so even if you're morbidly obese you can Little Rascal there). read more

I like this place. Its a really cute little theater just off of Madison Ave. It really fits in perfectly with the surroundings, and like all of Madison, has a little flare and a little flavor. Since its a little theater, it doesn't get every movie that comes out, but most of the major ones you can watch here. I also don't think it has a 3D viewing theater, but I could be wrong about that. Either way, this place is pretty awesome. Just like all movie theaters in Memphis, its a little pricey, but much less pricey than some of the others. Its a nice place, and deeply loved by the Midtown population, as well as by The MCA and Rhodes College students, who go their frequently. read more