This may have been the most disappointing AMC experience I have ever faced first hand…read more Theirs literally groups of workers just standing around but of course we are being helped by people who don't know what they're doing nor what they're talking about. What's worse, one of the supervisors was also just chatting it up at the ticket stand while the young man struggled with our loyalty membership (he ended up asking her for help) - just very poor management trickling down to the staff. We ask a young lady, at the concession stand, if we could get cups for water, she tells us they don't sell cups of water but we can buy a bottle of water or we can buy a fountain drink cup and get water. The fountain drink CUP was $6 compared to the bottle of Smartwater, which was $5 - we agree on the bottle water and she tells us she has small cups for water b/c we were ready to share the bottle...didn't we just ask you for cups for water? Lastly, the lights in the theater were on above us and it was very distracting.

It's a movie theater. Go to see movies…read more When this place opened it was the crown jewel of theaters for me. It replaced the older theater next doors, which I still loved, but needed updating. The place was huge. It was clean. It was fun. I went back to see No Way Home after a few years hiatus. It was trashed. It's almost like someone took their drink and spilled it from the entrance doors to their theater seat, refilled their cup, and did it again over every square inch of the place. I'll chalk it up to low staffing and late in the night. I hope they mopped. I'll do it for free it was so bad. There is another theater in town that is well known for its sticky floor. It's a small 2 screener. My whole life it was the cheap one so the jokes about the floor were fine. BUT THIS. This was worse. Staff are great, helpful, overall awesome people. I hope the AM shows the theater super clean, but wow, it was rough for that night. The drink fountains were a mess. I'm pretty sure a patron hit the ice machine and just kept their hand on it to be a loser. That's what I think mostly happened. Some kids and adults need supervision and their hand help. I hope they up their staff for cleaning and keeping an eye on the mess makers. It's the best theater in the area, so I hope they can turn it around.

Very cool old theater. New seats but not fancy. Cheap prices. Good picture and good sound. Not so…read moreloud it blows your ears out. Only one movie per week, always a new release. If you are staying at the Park Bridge Motel, show your room key and get in free on Wed night. Thor the Dark World was showing tonight. The new hunger games starts Friday. All movies are PG-13 at most.

Great family theater!!! Boy, this theater is from a golden age of entertainment... Large screen,…read morevintage seating... The picture screen is on a stage! Had to use the restroom & was very pleasantly surprised to see such a spacious, modern & CLEAN bathroom! My experience in small 'vintage/retro' theaters has been scary to say the least. We came on Wednesday (which is family day) & was ecstatic to find ALL tickets are $5~ WooHoo! Nothing like seeing a new movie with my family for UNDER $50.00! Yeah, having 8 children can get ya... luckily we only had 6 with, lol!

I always loved watching movies at Starlite throughout college and finally returned this weekend to…read moregive our international friends a true drive-in experience. The film quality is great, especially because it gets so dark out in the wooded area. You can always see a sky full of stars while the movies are playing (shooting stars have been seen)! Everything is affordable, all soda drinks and popcorn sizes have endless refills, and as you can see in the photo, you really don't need a refill if you get a large!! I highly recommend visiting for some movies if you get the chance.

Beautiful drive in with grass. First run movies and a great concession stand. What more do you want?read more

Great prices even at the snack bar. Enjoyed spending time with family and friends. We enjoy the…read morefree throwback and retro movies they get. Can't wait for the season to get into full swing!

Was in town visiting my partners sister! We had his 14 year old niece with us!! With there being…read morelittle to nothing to do in Champaign we opted to go to the movies! We saw Dungeons and dragons, highly recommend even if you don't know anything about the game! Lines were a bit confusing, ticket line and concessions are the same line. So essentially you buy your tickets and popcorn at the same time. Less card swiping, but lingers wait times! The popcorn station is pretty cool! The guy behind the counter was very nice and funny, he even helped me out and only filled my popcorn half way so I could put some extra butter on it, then filled the rest!! A true gem! I was surprised to see how much security there was, we're from Chicago and don't even have that many!! The main theater is HUGE!! Very impressive! Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Movie volume was perfect. I hate when you go to the movies and your eardrums are going to burst! The only sad part was the concessions was closed by the time we got out of the movie!! I get it, workers wanted to go home but my partners niece really wanted to take some popcorn home!

Okay, my old review was when it was still Carmike. Eight years later and it's now AMC, but still…read morethe best in town. The theaters are cleaner and seats are generally in much better condition here than across town. Popcorn is heaps better here too, plus more food options. The ticket + concessions line here can be really annoying at peak times though, and that's the one thing I don't like about this location. AMC needs to get some self-serve kiosks for tickets here to speed that up.

This historic theatre is an iconic part of American movie history! It's gorgeous inside and out and…read moreis worth a visit just to see the artistry of the structure. It sits in the heart of the 41/40 Arts & Culture District, where it is next door to the Swope Museum and at least 10 pieces of outdoor art!

Wow, beautiful theater! Even upon walking up you can see it's beautiful styling in the marble and…read moreticket window. Just inside is an amazing, beautiful dome entry foyer. Concessions sold at a folding table (weird). Once inside it is interesting. There's a lower terrace level with tables for groups. And for certain events bar service. Then there are seats low & close to the screen in what is probably an orchestra pit. Going up from there, are angled seating. This place was doing stadium seating, since before stadium seating was cool. Not perfectly comfortable seats or cup holders, but good views and a truly beautiful theater as a whole. Very enjoyable, bordering on elegant. Worth checking out pretty much anything!

I have not been to a theatre in years. In YEARS! The last time I went to a movie, Bloomington had…read moreAMC theatres on each side of town, and Bedford had 2 small multiplexes. I preferred the one that closed, but this place surprised me. Before going, I was told they have reclining seats. I thought this meant standard movie theatre seats that had a bit of a sliding action so you reclined a little bit. Nope. These are full on padded reclining seats that get you at about a 30-45 degree angle. There is plenty of room between your feet and the seat in front of you, so if someone has to use the bathroom or get up, it's not really an issue. There are cup holders, of course, and because it's now made for comfort, a screen does not hold as many people as it used to. It's somewhat drab when you first walk in. On a slow night they handle tickets at the concession counter. With business not being what it used to be, what were shelves that held theatre candy at either end of the concession stand are now just used for storage. It's a shame no one could be bothered to dress it up a bit. It's just a cozy little place with a few screens. The experience itself was great. The sound was blasting, the screen was big, and the chair was comfy. The popcorn was pretty salty, but hey. It's theater popcorn. This has to be the preferred place for any of us where I live. I fully endorse it. Don't expect anything fancy. It's a small theatre in a small town, and the company clearly expects to stick around for a while if they've invested in the seating. GO! GO! GO!

This theater is far and away better than the theaters in Bloomington. Great popcorn, thick…read morecushioned leather reclining seats like a home theater, MUCH cleaner than the Bloomington theaters, and the staff is MUCH friendlier than the Bloomington theaters. Definitely worth the drive down to Bedford.

My favorite theater in town. Best popcorn--we get the yearly bucket to save money and then go on…read moreTuesday nights for the bargain ticket prices. We go at least a couple of Tuesdays a month, more during summer blockbuster season. Only theater in town with IMAX, and you can get recliner seats for an upcharge (which is lower on Tuesdays, as are the IMAX prices).

It's a cool theatre but no recliners just an fyi…read more People inside theatre were loud during movie of Micheal Jackson If you are ok with people interrupting the film then come to this cinema The only thing cool of this cinema is that they show and celebrate old films (85 to 33 year old films) and you can see them here. The drinks and snacks are good here too.

Really good group volunteer opportunity for U of I and Parkland groups. You get to help out with a…read moregreat Champaign event and watch some of the movies for free.

I attended Ebertfest in 2007 and had a great time. I got to "psuedo" meet Roger and his wife…read moreChaz...he was recovering from a recent surgery, but was very nice and inviting! I had such a good time that I am volunteering to work this years fest!