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    Montgomery Cinemas

    3.8 (57 reviews)
    Closed 1:30 pm - 7:30 PM

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    Miche

    Great friendly service . So excited to see this movie! It's Icelandic and Japanese (and English!) "Touch"... it's like Iceland's version of The Notebook. It was such a wonderful movie. The theater wasn't so crowded. Friendly and neighborly bunch! Seats were comfortable. Bathrooms were fine too. I would definitely come back. The upcoming movies looked very delightful!

    Margie A.

    This theatre is always less expensive than the others near by. They show current movies, but there are only five screens. Each screen has only about 100 seats. When we went there, one of them was having technical difficulties so they had to shuffle things around. The sound and picture quality are good and the popcorn is always fresh. The employees are always friendly and attentive. When I am looking to go to the movies, if this theatre has the picture I want to see, I go there. But because they are small, they often don't have the movie I want to see and I have to go elsewhere.

    Paul R.

    While I am uncertain I would consider this the best movie theater in the state of New Jersey, I love it still. I am aware that this place has been around for many years. It is located at the Montgomery Shopping Center in Skillman, NJ and used to be only 2 screens before being remodeled into six. It had been located in a different part of the shopping center when it had only 2 auditoriums, which as far as I know was in the 80's, early 90's. I hadn't seen a movie there at that point, although I had been inside the lobby. It had moved to a new location at the center and expanded to six screens by the mid-90's. That was when I started seeing films here, unfortunately not often. It was only up until these past few years that I had been going more. All this time, I have always checked in to find out what films they play and they often show films that are personal favorites. I love independent films. It certainly helps to be into it in order to enjoy coming here. The auditoriums aren't huge and don't necessarily need to be. It's quite a simple, somewhat old-fashioned way of going to the movies. Being very familiar with the place, I know that cinema 1 has the largest seating capacity at 188. The best experience I had in that one particular auditorium was seeing Birdman on the Saturday night opening. Surprisingly, the theater was almost empty. It depends on the time you go to see a movie here. It seems their busiest times are on early evening weekends and perhaps Saturday or Sunday afternoons. The busiest I have ever seen this place was when seeing Brooklyn. It was on holiday weekend after New Years and the line was literally out the door. Not a vacant seat in that entire auditorium. Now, if you have heard of those films I just mentioned, or like those kinds of films, well then you might want to check this place out if you're in the area. Believe it or not, this place used to show some blockbuster movies back when they reopened, but for several years now they primarily show foreign language/independent films. Mostly an older clientele. The riff raff are nonexistent. Clean facilities, nice location, good popcorn, reasonably priced; what more is there. It is a nice little theatre. I highly recommend it. There were some...some problems I've had here, but nothing to completely deter me from ever coming back. One problem years ago was when I saw Married Life. Nothing I was anticipating, but I remember a constant hissing coming from the auditorium speakers throughout the entire performance. This was long before they went all digital. The worst as it gets for me was when I saw Room. It was around Oscar time and the theater was fairly busy. There were two middle-aged women in the aisle across from me and (if you know this film, you know it is pretty dramatic), well during the film, one of them had their damn cellphone constantly going off. She even answered at some point. It was distracting. I thought about saying something, but I didn't want to miss anything by walking out to the lobby. It probably wouldn't have mattered anyway. Now this is something I never...ever expected to have happen here. The audience is pretty respectful 99% of the time. It just goes to show: teenagers, older people; doesn't matter where you go. Being disrespectful comes from all walks of life. To avoid things like that, it is best to be selective about what time of the day to go.

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    If you're looking for that indy film that's ONLY playing at select movie theaters, chances are the Montgomery is going to show it.

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    Not the newest of theaters, but rarely full and very charming. Great place for the movies that aren't "streamlined".

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    Only place to see Indie/Arthouse/Foreign films in the area, plus the prices are great. Wonderful theater!

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    Regal Commerce Center

    3.4(94 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    I am writing to share a very disappointing experience at the Regal Hamilton Commons (Trenton area…read morelocation). Our group of 17 people attended a screening of Dhurandhar in Theater Room 1, and the sound volume in the auditorium was excessively loud to the point of being physically uncomfortable. More than 6 members of our group developed headaches during the movie, and several others expressed significant discomfort and dissatisfaction. The volume level was not just Immersive--it was Overwhelming, Harsh, and Disruptive and Unsafe, making it difficult to enjoy the film. I personally went to speak with the manager 8 minutes during the screening and was told that the volume would be lowered. Unfortunately, it did not seem that any meaningful adjustment was made, as the sound remained excessively loud for the duration of the movie. 4 Hours long. Additionally, many other guests in the theater were also expressing dissatisfaction with the volume level, which makes it clear this was not an isolated concern from our group alone. A movie theater experience should be enjoyable and safe for all guests, but the sound levels during our visit were far beyond what would be considered Reasonable or Safe. This issue affected a large portion of our group and turned what was meant to be a fun outing into a very disappointing experience. We strongly recommend that management review and properly regulate the audio levels in Theater Room 1, particularly for screenings like Dhurandhar, to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all customers.

    Fantastic location . Right on rt 1 .. lots of restaurants around .. good parking spots outside …read more Lots of Indian movies get released here .. good and neat inside . Audio and volume levels in some screen was too low . Service was fast .. expensive inside .we generally don't buy much inside . We went to an Indian movie in RPX last week and it was very good . Reclining chairs were very comfortable : loved the experience in RPX . Liked it overall.

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    3.5(78 reviews)
    10.8 mi

    I was dragged to the dreadful Channing Tatum redemption rom-com (Roofman) against my will and it…read morewas all that I thought it would be, and less. However, the point of this screed is not to opine on the dismal choices facing movie goers who are over the age of seven... it is to lament sitting in the fantastic Picture Show theaters to enjoy what turned out to be for all intents and purposes, a private showing for four paying customers. On average we are part of the lunatic fringe who still go to three or four movies a month and I'm always left wondering how any theater can cover their nut playing to the disposal fodder that echos against the walls of two thousand empty screens. Someone must be buying the Jalapeno nachos but like I said, I'm not seven. Basically, Picture Show does a fantastic job. They don't rip you off, the seats are great and the acoustics shine. All of which is to say that I'll keep coming but it would be nice to see a bigger crowd. Five stars for hanging in.

    Picture Show is the only movie theater I will go to! I used to be a huge fan of AMC but they are…read moreoverpriced and half the time I've watched movies there on dirty screens. Picture Show takes great care of their theaters, they are always clean and their leather cushioned recliner chairs are new and comfy! Many of them even have a heated option which I haven't seen before. The temperature is usually perfect though in the summer, as with any movie theater, it can get a little chilly so dress in layers. I have gone to several movies here this year (Twisters, It Ends With Us, Alien Romulus, Wicked, and soon Mufasa) and I had a great experience every time. The employee who checks the tickets when going in is always kind and friendly and gives you directions on how to find your theater. The bathrooms are always clean when you go in. Being in a strip mall the parking is fine and I always get a nice spot (I've gone for both matinees and later movies). Picture Show has brought back my excitement for going to the movies, which I haven't been to in years upon years! I can't wait to go back again!

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