Takes you back to the 90s. The old school feel and popcorn with butter in the middle that doesn't…read moremake your stomach hurt. We had a great time seeing a movie here on a rainy day

"Family friendly" however we can't go until our youngest kid is over 2. But then they also beg for…read moremoney to keep their doors open. Plenty of better options around.

We went to The Bunker after dinner to have a few drinks and listen to live music. It's not a big…read moreplace and the staff was super friendly. We ordered drinks and chilled while listening to some indie singers. Great venue. Great time. Go check them out!

Sweetest karaoke Dope staff…read moreSplendid clients‍ Great location Food still to be tried by mwa' Fun and energetic/welcoming atmosphere for all

Watched movies here for 4-years of university, never had a bad experience. Always go on CPX…read moreTuesdays when tickets are super cheap.

Filthy everything and smells like a zoo. Either gut the…read moreplace and renovate it out of the 90's or Buy a vacuum cleaner and change the hepa filters. I thought attention to these details would help attract people back to movie theaters. Not this place.

Found a twist tie (the one that comes with bread or buns) in my popcorn! Nearly choked on it!…read more When I brought it to the manager's attention he questioned me.. "well I don't know how that would have gotten in there?" Like yeah, I drive around to all the movie theater's around Ontario pulling this scam. Didn't offer a refund or anything!

My wife and I have been here a few times in the past, mainly when we are at the cottage and we want…read moreto go see a movie. This is the closest Cineplex and, to my knowledge, the closest movie theatre. As with all Cineplex theatres, you can collect scene points and you can use the app to buy tickets in advance. The concessions were pretty standard, the same ones you can find in any other Cineplex location. There is an arcade in the theatre as well if you want to kill some time before seeing a movie or for hanging out with friends after the movie. The theatre's location is convenient, and there are a couple of restaurants and fast food places nearby. One odd quirk is that it is right next to a No Frills, so you can get your grocery shopping done at the same time! There is ample parking and it's really easy to get to. I would add one more star to this review if this theatre were a VIP location and/or if they were to install Dolby Atmos and other more advanced movie and sound technologies in the future. Great location, good movie-going experience, and a great way to stay entertained on a rainy day. I definitely recommend this theatre!

I have been here probably 4-5 times in the last 3 months and every time they do something to make…read moreit a little better! Lazy boy recliners are awesome, middle arm folds up which is great. You can choose your seats online, no need to rush to get your seat. Unlimited popcorn & drinks = bonus. Now you can even order your food before you get there and skip the lines!!! Love it!!! Good deals to be had, half price Tuesday & couples Wednesday!!!

Popcorns everywhere!…read more Landmark Cinemas in south London provided a good movie experience. It featured 8 theatre rooms within a colourful retro interior. There is a concession immediately past the entrance and large popcorn refill for their members and they were willing to provide smaller bags. The actual movie audio/visual experience was great. The big screen is huge compared to smaller independent theatre chains (Imagine), and has no reflective glare for better picture quality. The reclined lounge seats are comfortable and make for decent view even near the front. Interestingly, we noticed there were premiere seats with recliners paired side-by-side within a partition for couples viewing. Their Movie Club membership included a movie admission each month, concession discount and waived online booking fee. Only blemish was the popcorn spread over the concession floor that no one seemed to be assigned to sweep away. A seating area is available to wait before showtime as staff cleaned up the theatre room. Skip it or hit it? It's worth coming for a comfortable movie showing especially if you overlook the popcorn strewn over the floor.

Very clean place. Staff member was polite and friendly. Overall very nice experience.read more

Bathrooms were really clean. I thought it was a nice theater. it's a shame lol walls are all dying,…read morebut it was nice to see This One still going.

Friendly staff and good movie schedule. I watched spider man in 3D, totally recommend watching…read moremovies here in 3D. Overall decent place to enjoy a movie.

I booked a VIP ticket and was not served, despite pressing the call button multiple times. I find…read morebeing confrontational difficult, so I kept hoping the button would work. It didn't. I would recommend their VIP theatres.

Last weekend, I decided to end my four-month movie-watching drought. I had been meaning to see…read moreCrazy Rich Asians. Thankfully, it was still playing at this theatre at Conestoga Mall. I headed over for a matinee. It's funny that I have known about this theatre for ages, but had never visited it before. There is plenty of parking. It helps that the theatre is at a mall. It does not connect directly to a mall entrance. You need to leave the theatre and go into the mall instead. It's a decent theatre. There aren't a ton of auditoriums, but it works for me. It's cozy. There is a ton of leg room and it's roomy. The only annoyance was with two women who came late into the show and decided to hold a conversation throughout the movie. Ugh! The movie was great. The screen was pristine and the sound was perfect. I didn't hit the concession stand. I had just had lunch, so I was good. (360)

On X-Files, Fox Mulder had a poster in his office that says "I WANT TO BELIEVE" - and I really want…read more to! I want to believe that this is the best movie theatre around, but really, I'm not feeling it. Galaxy Cinemas at Conestoga Mall was the first big box multiplex to come to the City of Waterloo. I remember when it was first built I was so excited. I remember lining up for blockbuster movies in the cold. And I remember that despite the inconvenience it was fun to hang out with the others in line. The thing is, time after time when I came here I would be disappointed. Prices are high and there are better amenities elsewhere. However, I am not really interested in making a big trip to go see a movie, so I keep coming back... I want to believe that this theatre can do better, and I hope I am right... I guess only time will tell!

The local Stratford cinema is fine for when you do not want to travel to the bigger centres like…read moreKitchener, Waterloo or London to see a film. First, bring cash as they do not accept debit or credit, either for tickets or snacks. Second, they do not issue receipts. Or tickets. Years ago I took my niece and nephew to a matinee. We paid and entered and were waiting for a clerk at the concession stand. The ticket seller had gone too. Another employee came in and saw us and saw no other staff. "Have you paid"? Asks the employee. "Yes" I reply. "How do I know that"? Says the clerk. "You don't", say I, "because you do not issue receipts, do you"? I repost. "But I happen to have the change from a twenty for one adult and two kids by pure coincidence, good enough for you"? Shut the guy up. Oh, and don't expect theatre level volume for your cinematic experience. We saw Captain America when it was out, and my tv is louder. Again, okay if you want to save time and gas.

The theatres are small and the seats are smaller than at Cineplex and Landmark. The concession…read morestaff are friendly and helpful and they're not stingy with butter on the popcorn. The owner however is not very friendly and I don't like spending money somewhere when my business isn't appreciated. Also, they don't have any kind of rewards program. I've heard rumours about another theatre being built in Stratford...I hope it's true...