Went here last night with my wife for the very 1st time. We went because last night was free and a…read moredouble header. Two movies back to back. We got here at 5:20 pm and the doors opened at 6 pm. We were asked 2 simple questions prior to reaching the booth. When we got to the both, we were told what movies were showing and we chose Wicked: For Good. We were directed to the screen on the right side of the lot. We loved how the parking lot had individual bumps to park. This let us know that we all would be able to see with no issues. Concession stand: They have many food, snacks and drinks (alcohoic and non-alcoholic) options. We went with 2 options...a personal pan cheese and a personal pan pepperoni. We both had a slushie. Altogether, I paid about $26. The movie started and had to tune into 96.7 FM (I think) to hear the movie. All headlights were told to be turned off. The movie and sound was clear. This was a very smooth experience. We will most certainly go back.

I came here with my four kids on a Saturday night. The tickets were affordable and there was plenty…read moreof space to park and have a good view. The have a concession stand and a play area. I haven't been to the drive-in movies since I was kid, so I think I was the most excited out of the group. It was easy to connect to the radio for sound. I saw a kids' movie, so there were definitely restless kids running around their cars (safely). If you have littles but you're worried about taking them to an indoor movie theater, this is another option for watching movies without the stress!

Always feels like home when we come here and watch a movie! Staff is always very friendly and…read morehelpful. Thank you guys for all the memories!

Honestly wouldn't recommend this place to anyone! It's like the staff here is non-existent! You…read morestand at the snack bar waiting for someone to help you and scan your ticket. Then, inside the theater, the leather is ripped out of the seats, everything is sticky and dirty, and it's like no one is doing their job to keep facilities clean or want people to come back. Plus on top of that, you hear the other movies playing while the movie you're watching is rolling! I hope they can do something about it in the near future, because this use to be a great theater!

One of the absolute gems of Oakland and East Bay. Coming here is not just for the movie but for the…read morecommunity experience. - They show unique films: mainstream, old classics, camp, documentaries that you won't be able to find elsewhere. - seats that are couches, recliners, love seats, bean bags, etc. - Lots of free community events: karaoke, board games, crafts, trivia/bingo, etc. Or unique events like Saturday morning cartoons, World Cup games, Oscars, etc. - full kitchen on site. Not just popcorn with a huge self-seasoning counter, but also full course meals and many drinks, all delivered right to your seat. - tax and tip are included in all prices. What you see is what you pay. - they don't accept Tap to Pay, so bring a physical card or cash. - parking is hard to find but you have options within a 4 block radius. Busses stop right near it. - friendly staff and management!

I really wanted to like this theater, and there are definitely some positives, but the experience…read morewas mixed overall. The movie itself ended up being the highlight of the visit. The seating is comfortable, with a home-like feel--cozy couches that make it easy to settle in and enjoy the film. That said, there were a few drawbacks. The popcorn wasn't great, which is always a bit disappointing for a movie night. The wait staff also came across as rude, which took away from the overall vibe. Another surprise was that they only accept cash and don't offer tap-to-pay options, which feels outdated, especially for Oakland. It was interesting that the lobby was busy and lively, yet the actual screening only had about four people in it. The space clearly leans into a community-focused, multi-use model, and they host other events that could be fun depending on what you're looking for. It feels very Oakland--community-driven and a bit unconventional. Overall, it's a decent spot with potential, but not somewhere I'd rush back to just for a movie.

The entry and parking are big with adequate space…read more We enjoyed the night sky with the outdoor movie showing Buying food here is a bit of a hassle on a crowded night, so bringing food is highly recommended!

Affordable, easy to navigate, no complaints! We usually buy tickets online and just show up and…read morepark, and are good to go. I recommend buying a cheap radio and bringing so you can turn your car off - but there are people to jump your car if it dies. Lots of screens so they have several movies available for you to watch. Bathrooms are clean, lots of stalls available. We don't use the concession stand usually, but we tried it once and probably won't use it again. It's cheaper to bring your own drinks/snacks and the line was very long.

Easy - drive your sweet ride, trusty truck or swagger wagon to the Hamilton area. Pull in and enjoy…read moresound via your own stereo on FM radio. Enjoy vintage cartoons, then a feature presentation complete with intermission (let's all go to the lobby, let's all go to the lobby and get ourselves a treat!) Economical - cost of the movie is FREE but support the group by purchasing goodies. The "lobby" is a tailgate with tasty theatre candy ($3), homemade cupcakes ($2) and beverages. Generous grab bag prizes are also raffled off. Educational - the younger people in your life my not know what a rotary or corded phone is, they can't imagine life without a computer on their phone, but you can open their eyes to the wonders of community film watching in the great outdoors. Extra tips - ***No restrooms on site; take of that before you come. ***Bring lawn chair or blankets and sit up front - organizers have speakers set out to augment audio. ***Be familiar with start time -at a certain point they will "be full" and you will need to park and walk in (with your blankets/chairs)

Looking for an outlawesque experience but aren't quite ready to risk life and limb?…read more Wanna cuddle in your car while nommin on candy and watching Tim Burton? This might be your mecca. The Marin Mobile Drive-In is a regular event where some local counter-culture nerdy types drag out their personal favorites and share them with anyone within ear shot with an FM radio & eyeballs. Cupcakes, popcorn & sodas can be purchased "by donation" for a few bucks but other than that this event is 100% free. All you have to do is follow their website, meetup or facebook pages and show up on the correct night. There are more showings in the summer when the weather is nice but last year they had them periodically all year long.

This theater is getting a rare four-star movie theater review because one of their employees worked…read moreextra hard to make sure my deaf friend had access to one of the closed caption devices. Movie theater management, this one included, puts as little money as possible into keeping up the close caption equipment. But this theater apparently recognized that the auditorium seats with the cup holders would not hold the closed captioning equipment they purchased. Apparently they are retrofitting this equipment with clamps. Unfortunately the clamp also doesn't work on the seats. But one of the diligent employees came into the auditorium and made sure ours was set up properly. This theater has the old fashioned stadium style seating, and it's extra uncomfortable. But all in all the movie going experience was positive at this AMC theater.

I've been here twice since I've moved to the area! However, this is just for the associate holding…read moredown the concession stand! Before I left I had to ask another associate what was his name cause I didn't catch it. His name is Zee! I was among probably the first 20 people in line (I was only there to get demon slayer merch), he was patient and very helpful. He was the only one working the concession stand and he had everyone ordered, served, and ready for their movie. No one complained about the wait cause he had great customer service and had everyone's order fresh made. Apologized and warned us if there is a wait for certain food items. Give credit when it's due and give that a guy a raise lol.

I was looking to catch a good thriller/horror flick here the other day, and ended up checking out…read moreFive Nights at Freddy's 2, which actually turned out to be better than expected. I hadn't been to Brenden's in years, more than a decade for sure. But the place provided a satisfactory moviegoing experience. The parking garage in the back of the theater, off Willow Pass Road, offers free parking. The ticket kiosks apparently don't take swiped cards (only tap or insert). Because I had a gift card, I had to be helped at the guest service counter to make my purchase. Not a big deal. Staff was helpful. The lobby was colorful and modern, with two levels of auditoriums and a concessions stand at the center with long lines in the afternoon. There's another concessions stand near the rear auditoriums, which was closed this past weekend while I was there. I opted not to grab any snacks on this day, but I do like that they have self-serve butter dispensers here. There's also a Cinema Cafe attached to the theater serving even more menu items. Inside the auditorium, it was quite spacious, most of the seats toward the bottom front section set up in pairs, even private seating nooks for couples offered along one side all the way to the top. The railing did not obstruct the view of the screen. Sound and picture quality were ideal. The seats themselves were visibly worn (and some even torn). But at least they were comfy, reclining far back with leg rests stretching all the way out.

Feb 3. 2026 3.4 stars Theater three…read more You buy tickets and food off a touch screen. There is a learning curve. You struggle with this as two employees idly chat with each other. An employee forgot to add salt to the popcorn. We had to make a special salt run.. Update: They want you to add salt and butter yourself. Too bad there is no way to evenly distribute salt and butter throughout a full bag of bland popcorn. The seats are worn though relatively comfortable. . A waste container was dragged into the theater seating area during the movie in an excessively noisy manner. MELANIA was enjoyable. We always choose a movie unlikely to be crowded or frequented by ruffians.

I just want to say thank you for making my twins birthday party wonderful ! Scott was very nice &…read moredirect. The popcorn was delicious. The set up was quick. I would definitely use this company again & I recommend you gift them a try.

We used the FunFlicks so we could have a live stream of the 49ers vs Rams game at our Corporate…read morePicnic that honored all of the employees and their families at our Construction Company, D-Line Constructors. It was about 150 people at Rowell Ranch in Castro Valley. Hayden showed up early ready to set-up so that everything was up and running before the event started. Hayden had great communication and organization. He went above and beyond making sure the LED screen was situated perfectly so that all the guests could see and hear the game. He keeps extra generators and extension cords on hand incase anything is to happen the party can go on!! lol. We're definitely going to be using them again! Truly awesome Team and Experience. Much Respect!

We had heard about the 270° screens and definitely wanted to experience them for ourselves. We…read moredecided to watch the Demon Slayer Infinity Castle movie because we thought the visuals would really shine with that setup, given how colorful and stunning the animation is. The experience definitely did not disappoint. The theater essentially had three screens surrounding the audience: left, center, and right. However, we noticed that not all scenes actually used the full three screen setup. Only certain significant or impactful moments expanded across all three screens. That was a bit disappointing because we had hoped the format would be used throughout the entire movie. Overall, it was still a really cool experience. The tickets were pretty expensive, around $20 each. I also did not love the seating layout. The screens could get partially blocked when people in the rows in front of us stood up. I have been to plenty of other theaters where the rows are spaced better so that people in front do not affect your view at all. Another downside was the parking. The lot at the Veranda shopping center was really difficult to navigate and finding a spot was a pain. Still, despite those issues, it was a fun and unique experience. That said, I do not think it is something I would need to do for every movie.

I visited twice in the same week. The first time was on Thursday evening - beautiful space and…read morespotless. Came back on Saturday morning and the theatre where our movie was playing was a WRECK. There was trash everywhere including on our seats. We cleared it out and let them know. They sent two people to clean it who were still there where other people stared to pile in to see the movie. Other than that, Solid, but I think that's a major major problem.

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.

We recently hosted our son's birthday party at Delta Theatre in Brentwood and had such a great…read moreexperience. Management was incredibly accommodating and guided us through the whole process, which made everything feel easy and seamless. Their birthday package was also very reasonably priced compared to other local options. Our son had an amazing time, and several of the other parents commented on how smooth everything was and how beautiful the theater is. The building is gorgeous inside and out, and it felt like a special place to celebrate. Highly recommend Delta Theatre if you're considering hosting an event or party!