Not the best movie experience. I came to Main Street movies a few weeks ago to see The Long Walk…read more I went to the last movie that was set to start at 10:30pm. The pre movie credits ran for like over a half hour.....so the movie pretty much started a little after 11. The seats were not clean and had trash in the cup holder. Overall I ordered my tickets online and paid like 20.00 for a medicore experience.

This place is filthy and the reclining seats were worn out and have seen better days. I was so…read morescheeved out that I put the clothes I wore into the washer as soon as I got home so they would not come in contact with anything else in my house. Should have gone to the suburbs instead of this place. They really need to revamp this location.

They call it 'Tightwad Tuesday' and for good reason. $6, all day…read more While recliners in modern theaters are preferable to what they have here, I never like choosing my seat from a diagram at the box office. At Reel Cinema sit where you want, which is good for people like me who inevitably try a few rows before finding my optimum place. (BTW, the auditorium is very big, so it's unlikely they'd ever have a packed house. Stadium seating, too -- though the seats where I was weren't properly staggered.) The theater is a block away from Narberth's main drag. Definitely feels a little dated. But I don't care. Nostalgia! Plus -- while I don't know the going rate for popcorn -- I think it's less here. $6 and $7.

This place is so cool. Usually not my types of films because I skip most of the kiddo movies, but…read morewhen they do play a film I want to see (like a Pixar one) I love being able to walk here!

Went to see a matinee viewing of Superman. The kiosk was not working to buy tickets so we had to…read morepurchase directly with someone. The seats were comfortable. The sound and projection of the movie was good. I did not notice that there was anything to sit the popcorn on at the seat so the popcorn stayed on my lap. I was nervous the butter would stain my skirt so I placed napkins under the bag of popcorn.

A lot has changed at this theater since I wrote my initial 4 star Review. The bar, which was a very…read moregood food option, is long gone. The current concession stand is not nearly as good as the old one. The bathrooms are no longer kept as clean. But on the positive side the seats have been updated and are still very comfortable, with numbers at the top of the chair so it's easier to find your assigned seat. The screens are large, so it's still a good spot to watch the latest Hollywood Blockbuster.

Don't buy the gift cards or the prepaid movie ticket pack! They are closing lots of locations and…read morewill not refund them. In response to public complaints, they added a disclaimer to their website, "If Landmark Theatres ceases to operate in the market where the Gift Cards or Film Aficionado's were purchase please contact via this direct link Landmark Theatres Customer Service for a refund: customerservice@landmarktheatres.com." However, they do not actually honor these terms.

I had a movie date here with my husband once. This is a really cute movie theater for indie films…read more Cozy and unique. Almost has like an old theater vibe to it when walking in. Will visit again.

This AMC theater has improved since it first opened. They have large comfy recliner seats. The…read moreseats are so comfortable that I've dozed off during a movie. Having the large recliner seats also means there are a lot less seats than there used to be. Less people are a good thing in this day and age in which patrons can be so unruly. The concession stand has good options, and you can order from your phone on the way to the theater and pick up the food when you get there. There is a small bar open on the weekends. The screens are large with good sound quality. This AMC does seem a bit understaffed at times, but the staff working does a good job. I would go more often if I lived closer to it.

I love AMC so much (I'm an AMC A-List member) but unfortunately this theater is a mess. Severely…read moreunderstaffed all the time and only one soda machine is working most of the time. Bathrooms are usually dirty and out of soap. I also saw a mouse in the bathroom once. The reclining seats are nice when they work. There's also been times when there was no one there to scan my ticket, which is frustrating because not scanning can affect my A-list membership. Overall, I would avoid this location and head to the Fashion District one instead.

Great art house theater Combined the best new movies with…read morerespect for restored classics Courteous and knowledgeable staff. I've always been a donor to this type facility I'm now 80 and this is the best

Great independent movie theater Old vintage decor…read more Regular seating but comfortable Theater is clean Good acousitics

Enjoy coming to this location…read more RPX is the best way to enjoy your favorite movie.

Generally one of my favorite places for movie watching experiences. Theater and bathrooms are…read moreclean. Recently the annoying issue are other ticket holders who just decide to sit wherever they want on the off chance the seats remain unreserved and open. Yesterday 3 different groups of people did this on our reserved seats area or in our row. JUST SIT IN THE SEATS YOU PAID FOR.

Great independent theater. I love that they show films that aren't usually played by the major…read moretheater companies. The staff were all very friendly. Concessions prices are reasonable. Ticket price is a reasonable. The seats are old-school, not like the new recliners, but still very comfortable. What's a beautiful location

I like the Institute because of the independent and retro films they screen, but not all theaters…read morein this multiplex are the same. Or as comfortable. I appreciate stadium seats. I like walking upstairs to the mezzanine to find my perfect spot. (I may sound nuts, but I look for a seat where the screen is big and doesn't require a head tilt -- more of a 'movie' experience than watching Netflix at home.) Well, Theater 1 doesn't cut the mustard. The auditorium is one level, oddly long. To achieve my important no-tilt criteria, I sit far back. But then the screen looks small! If there's a movie I want to see, should I call the theater to find out where it's being screened? I probably won't. But I might! Fingers crossed that it's not in Theater 1.

Definitely one of the nicer movie experiences you can have in the area…read more We wanted to see one of the highest rated new movies out there, but we were tired of paying $20 a ticket - I really don't need to have the deafening volume and my seat shaking kind of experience. We paid half the price and still enjoyed reclining seats. A big bucket of popcorn will set you back about $9 now (HOLY SCHMOKES), but it's enough to share for sure. That's about the only thing we pay extra for.

It was a really good movie theater. We watched Michael. I really enjoyed the whole experience…read moreexcept for at the end when we almost got jumped by two girls.

I'm a little obsessed with the new venue I discovered over the weekend. I caught a show on a Sunday…read moreevening featuring the amazing PJ and the Resistance. Both the venue and the talent are something special. Entrance to the show was only $20 and they offered $2 tickets for disabled individuals. When you enter you will find unique word art, velvet curtains, and the smell of complementary fresh movie theater style pop corn. There was a bar stocked with Vismos and some delicious canned cocktails by Top Dog. The Blood Orange Margarita was amazing! Cocktails were also very reasonably priced, 3 drinks totaled $24. The seating is mixed with comfy couches, chairs, loungers along with cocktail tables in front of the stage. We opted to use the upstairs area as we had a large party and enjoyed mingling between sets. The upstairs is not handicap accessible so plan to hang out on the first floor and enjoy the up close entertainment views of stairs are an issue. It was interesting to hear about the other events being hosted like a hackathon and a women's healthcare forum. This business is very blue which made me love it even more. I've included the QR code in my photos where you can catch their the wide variety of events on their very packed schedule. It's important to know that there is only street parking available so leave time to find a spot. Parking was free which was great! You do need to parallel park so be prepared if you aren't used to doing that. Fallser guests are also offered a 10% discount on food before or after the show at an amazing Mexican eatery Nextdoor called Cresta. I 100% recommend you take advantage of this. Heir rooftop bar is amazing! I love the community feel and the way the businesses on the street supported each other. I really am looking forward to seeing more shows and events at this very special venue.

Three friends and I attended a BREAKWATER concert at FALLSER on 3/15/2026…read more It was reasonably priced. Seating for the sold out crowd included chairs, tables and couches. The stage was at a good height to enable both visibility and intimacy. They provided free popcorn and also had Ala-carte refreshments. Staff was courteous, professional and helpful. The band was amazing. The audience was on its feet for much of a great performance. I feel super grateful to the musical artists and venues, like FALLSER, that enable a great concert experience.