We recently watched Rosemead here because it was one of the few AMCs that was showing it. Nice to…read moresee some theaters playing less mainstream films that also cater to the community. Lots of parking spaces with a dated theater decor. This AMC takes me back to the 2000s down to the old school seats and menu items. (I love it). It actually makes the place unique. As for the sound and picture quality, it was perfectly fine. No complains there.

So disappointed! We…read morepurchased 3 tickets and a large popcorn for Super Mario Galaxy! It was just me and the girls, celebrating Mother's Day together. I love to surprise them by not telling them adventures until we arrive. When our tickets didn't scan, I thought, hmmm, no biggie. Let's look for the email. Still an issue. "Step aside please". The counter gentleman didn't know what was happening, nor did he know the ticket was associated with a "cancelled" movie. Ok. Got it. My issue is with the "manager". She was in no way apologetic. Just said that there were "projector issues" and that we could receive our refund via Fandango. I stood there, amazed. No genuine care for the fact that our day date was ruined. I first told her that even though it's a 3rd party app, AMC should be responsible for the communication issue. After I repeatedly told her how upset I was, she asked me what I thought I deserved, or something to that effect. I don't know. I run restaurants. You run movie theatre's. I know what I would do for you if you were my guest. She reluctantly offered me passes. Thanks. Then I waited for someone to acknowledge me for return on a pre-ordered popcorn. Crickets. The manager came to refund the popcorn. She asked for the order number. "Just ONE popcorn"? Ya. One popcorn. It's a luxury to eat $11 popcorn and I choose to feed my kids healthy 99% of their meals. Do I need to explain that? No. Don't judge a guest for the 1 or 20 items they order. Just refund them. As I went to show it to her, she aggressively grabbed my phone out of my hand. Ummm, excuse me. I don't let strangers touch my personal property without approval. Rude. Someone should contact me from corporate. There needs to be better systems in place for canceled movies and mangers need to be trained in genuine hospitality.

It was my first time to watch a movie here. My friend and I had to order our food at the counter -…read morePopcorn, Margherita Pizza and sodas. If you download the Cinepolis app, you can avail of a free Churro Donut (which had vanilla ice cream on top)...yum! Overall, the food was better than I expected - it was tasty and delicious. Then the staff member will deliver your food inside the theater. There's an arcade / gaming area for the kids too. In addition to that, there's also a children's theater with a small play area as well. Thank you to Cinepolis manager Ria Lopez and staff for your excellent customer service! Looking forward to watch more movies here in the future. :)

Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas in Inglewood is definitely a step up from a traditional movie theater. The…read moreoverall experience feels more elevated, and I love being able to order from the menu right from my seat and have food delivered--it makes movie night feel extra special. That said, the seats are starting to show some wear and could use an upgrade to match the rest of the experience. Still, for the convenience, service, and upgraded feel, it's a great spot to catch a movie!

First of all, I would just like to give a HUGE SHOUTOUT to these amazing staff employees... MICHAEL…read morefor taking our orders and helping us out on what great and delicious food snacks to try & PAUL for greeting us with a wonderful smile and helping us with questions we had during our experience here in REGAL. Why a 4 star review...? Because I got tickets to see the Mandalorian & Grogu Movie in ScreenX. But when the movie began, there was No ScreenX projections on the side of the theater throughout the whole 2-hour movie. I asked the employees in the end and they said that they were sorry about it. And they gave us FREE Ticket Vouchers for our next movie here at Regal Cinemas. Sadly we couldn't get a refund cause they said it was too late, but hey! FREE Ticket Vouchers still sound great!!! Thank you so much to all the staff and employees working there. Greatly appreciate all your hard work. Thank you REGAL CINEMAS!!! Will be back soon!!!!

A few times now, I've made the mistake of thinking a film was at my local theatre in Pasadena and…read morebeen wrong...and then saw there was nothing else I wanted to see there or at the 2 theaters near by, because they are all showing the same films! Lame. So, I've zoomed down to Regal Alhambra which has had a much better selection of films. It has been easy to park in the outside lot North of the theater, if the parking garage looks full. I like their comfortable seats. And the staff is friendly. A shout-out to Skyler, who was taking tickets at the door and was informative and helpful. I had tickets for both myself and my friend and he assured me he'd spot my friend and send him in, since he'd already seen my two tickets, so I could go get in the concession line. Great service! Thanks Skyler! One upgrade would be if they got their license to offer adult beverages. However, there is a restaurant only steps away that has a bar open until midnight, if you want a drink and to sit and talk about the movie after.

Parking was easy and the theatre was super clean…read more A little confusing at first because you go to the bar area to get your tickets scannes but that would save money since theres less workers. Went to watch mercy in 3d laser. The chairs were so comfortable and you can adjust it so you have a leg rest. There is also alot of space as well. Cocacola icee was on the left side. They didnt have any on the right. But they had it.

Canceling the movie not good my friend We had to find out…read morein person Price kinda high

Took my girlfriend to Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA to see Pretty Woman, and it was the perfect date…read morenight! The DTLA skyline views are incredible--watching the sunset turn into city lights while the movie started made everything feel so romantic and magical. We snagged a loveseat, which was super comfy for cuddling up, and the wireless headphones gave us crystal-clear sound without any outside noise interrupting the classic lines and soundtrack. The vibe on the rooftop is relaxed but lively--great drinks and snacks to enjoy before the film starts. Pretty Woman felt even more special in this open-air setting; we were both smiling and quoting lines the whole time. My girlfriend absolutely loved it, and so did I. If you're looking for a fun, memorable way to watch a movie (especially a rom-com on a date), this is it. Highly recommend-- we'll definitely be back for more screenings!

Great experience! Saw Scott Pilgrim on a Friday night. Was able to park across the street in an…read moreopen lot for about 10 bucks. Enter the hotel through the garage and you'll see signage for the Rooftop Cinema Club. About halfway down the garage, there'll be an attendant helping people up the elevator. It's a little bit of a maze but there's tons of signage and people to help along the way! I got the loveseat fire package and was able to choose either a complimentary hot chocolate or popcorn. Our seat was next to a real wood fire which was great for the cold LA night! There's also a bar - beers, wine, and canned cocktails available. There weren't any entree type of meals but there were tons of snacks like candy, chips, popcorn, hot dogs, and pretzels. They gave us Bluetooth headphones for the movie. The sound wasn't great - definitely not full frequency but it did the job. The headphone's clamp force was also quite tight. The seating is all first come first serve no matter what package you get. We came early to get good seats but honestly it didn't look like there was a bad seat in the house. The screen is up high and large so you could really sit anywhere and still have a good view. They also had games laid out to play while you waited for the movie to start. The whole staff was super friendly and helpful. Definitely a great experience! The only thing I would change is getting better quality headphones. Or allowing movie goers to bring their own headphones and connect via Bluetooth.

This is a stunning historic theatre ! And it is quite expansive; spanning 3 floors of seating with…read morea lower basement floor as well. Because of the age of the building, I do not believe it has ac and naturally, heat rises... so just be aware if you're heat sensitive and sit on the third tier that it gets a wee bit toasty !

One of the most beautiful and amazing theaters in Los Angeles. Was in town to catch the Sextile…read morewith Kontravoid show and this theater did not disappoint. Breathtaking old glamour Hollywood. Even the bathroom hall of mirrors were stunning. They had great balcony seating and a downstairs second stage set up with a roomy dance floor. Venue was large and spacious. Every angle had a good view of the stage. Staff and bartenders were very attentive. If you get a chance to catch any type of performance here I highly recommend it. There is a paid parking garage next door that's only a few steps away from the venue. Come check it out!

The theater itself is above average -- 6/10. The food and alcohol menu gets the same rating, 6/10…read more But what makes this place EXCELLENT is the outstanding customer service. David the concierge is 11/10 -- and I'm not exaggerating. The manager is a solid 9/10. Long story short: we didn't purchase our tickets online and tried buying them in person, but the kiosk showed only one ticket left. Instead of simply saying "sorry, we're full," they went the extra mile. After the movie started at 7 PM, they checked again around 7:15 for any no-shows. There were seats available, so they sold us the tickets and got us in. That level of follow-up and effort is rare these days. If you still believe in going to the movies, don't waste your time anywhere else. Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles is the place to go.

@drafthousela we went today and I was so disappointed how this movie theater has changed. For what…read moreso yall can have more profit and less people to pay. The food was horrible, the QR code is terrible the hospitality is terrible. I'm from Texas and after Alamo was bought by another corporation I knew it would change but not this bad. Fix this theater. LA barely has any good theaters and it's sad how this one is going downhill. I don't blame the workers I blame upper management. Bring me back the old school Alamo drafthouse. @drafthouse I WAS SO DISAPPOINTED. On top of barely getting a real meal the price was 80 bucks! We didn't even get beers.

I Held a film screening there recently and it was an awesome space. The rep helping us, Robert,…read morereally went above and beyond to make sure our screening was successful. This place has a lot of history and the theater could seat 200 people, with a good quality screen and sound, very rare to find. The owner Viktoriia works in the film industry and is very prompt. My guests really enjoyed it and we look forward to hosting future events there.

So cool! I didn't even know this existed, went to the battle of the bands over summer and saw some…read moreawesome bands. The AC kept the main room cold and the sound was awesome. Excited for more events here

Regal LA Live definitely has had some upgrades... it was a nice surprise. On the corner of Olympic…read moreand Georgia St. Experience: Pretty empty for a Friday, nice music playing as you walk in. Automatic doors don't work. Security at the front door to check bags. I preordered my snacks didn't realize I had to send them a notification to say I wanted my order made... I thought it would be ready based off my movie time and I could grab & go -- nope had to wait. Inquired when the movie would start told "it officially starts at 1:20pm" I thought: okay, cool! After some time: Food was finally ready then I have to show my ticket!? Recommendations: The security check and ticket check should be combined. No one has time to go through security checks, grab snacks then try to fumble thru your phone with snacks to show a ticket.... Irritant: The person who checked my ticket... did not do a great job at articulating herself "take 2 elevators or you can take the escalator in the back"!? Two elevators!? Girl what!? I just figured it out on my own. Got to the elevator took it to the 2nd floor and there's a nice view of the fwy. Then I get to my movie... it's already playing!? What happen to it "officially" starting at 1:20pm? Annoyed was an understatement. Seat/Snacks: comfy, recliner style with table + cup holder Nachos/churros/icee -- 10/10 The movie: Ricky was beautifully done. Depicts 2nd chancers struggles upon release and how having support can stop recidivism was a huge take away. Anywho, after the movie I spoke to the manager: Jasmine. Explained what happen as I didn't see the beginning on the movie she offered for me to see it again --another time or see the next showing. I really appreciated that! The experience with the manger took a 3 star experience to 4 stars! I'd return again! Important to note: parking is only validated for 4 hours. After that you're on your own! Review reflective of my experience on 4/24/26 @ 12:48pm-4:30pm

It been a while since I came to this theater. In fact the last time I came I bought tickets at the…read morewindow outside, now you order tickets online or go to the kiosk to purchase your tickets. You can also purchase concessions at the kiosk when you purchase your tickets online which is super convenient. But unfortunately, you still have to stand in line to get your items, but at least the ordering part is out of the way. We went to see a movie on opening weekend, I was surprised that the movie was all the way up on the 3rd floor. That's inconvenient if you want to go buy more concessions or get refills because the only concession stand open is located on the first floor. It takes a lot of time to go down 3 floors then stand in line, so keep that in mind if you're in the 3rd floor. On the way up to the 3rd floor there were some kids playing in the elevator, no parents in site and not employees there to stop them from riding the rails. If you park in the correct parking lot they validate for discount parking. They have a security guard at the front door that checks bags.

This review will be unusual due to the fact that I did not watch a flick in this venue but I did…read moresee its hidden doors and lights, the ones that lie behind its curtains. And like the many stories that web together to form my life, it begins with my curiosity to learn. My friend Conrad and I were walking and we past a group of people gathering right outside the theatre. I gathered the necessary courage to ask if this was a tour and if we can join? (To be honest, I did not need to cast a spell to summon the courage needed to ask, it kinda always exist within me--- the courage to learn). I was told by a woman with a clipboard (yes one of those) that I could not join because there was a fee associated with the tour. I get it, I did not pay for the privilege to learn so I could not have a proverbial seat on this walking tour. Conrad and I started to walk again, and then I realized I did not have the information I needed, to know if I would want to pay for this tour at a later date. So Conrad and I wait patiently for the woman with the clipboard to finish a conversation. She felt me waiting, but she ignored me, at least that is what I felt, and most people say to trust the story that one's gut paints. As I continued to walk, one of the ladies in the tour told the clipboard holder that they had friends that had paid for the tour and had not come. I was welcomed to their tickets, if that was ok? I did not let the clipboard lady answer, I stepped immediately into the moment and said yes that would work. The lady with the clipboard turned around with a face that conveyed surprise, annoyance, and wow this guy really does not understand that I hold the clipboard. Yet, she agreed to let me walk in the tour. I know, some people might think, I was brazen and uncouth for joining a tour I did not pay for or plan to attend, But to those I say---- I have been in museums and pre-ordered a tour and people around just joined. I share this to spotlight that when others gather others will wonder-- why? And I know that curiosity is rumored to kill cats but curiosity also tends to teach old dogs new tricks, and I for one rather be a dog than a cat, and if one day my curiosity kills me, I will rely on my eight other lives to continue to learn. In a more straightforward way-- this was a tour of a an old theatre, not one that held the secrets of the Vatican, the clipboard lady would be wise to remember that people are not bum rushing her for a spot on this tour. And the tour guy continued explaining that I would have to sign some stuff after the tour, which continued to make me feel like me joining because I saw them gathering was kind of like a faux-pa that should shame me into not attending. So I finally ask--- is it ok if we join because if not we can leave? And then the lady who offered us the tickets said, "no it is okay." I honestly cannot empathize with the workers and their gatekeeping, perhaps I should have said please, and may I, at some point, but again I was joining a tour where others were absent, and where others did not pound a door to get in, so really these two can chill and remember learning sometimes comes first, even for those who did not pay. The first stop in the theatre tour, was to view its outside, with all its ornate carvings. My favorite one was the faces of drama and comedy, the foundation for all scripted productions, and in a way the spirit of the Joker and Batman. When we stepped in, I learned that later that night they were going to show Carrie. I saw an actor or a patron who bought in to the spooky cheer, in a prom dressed covered in blood. The lobby had spiderwebs in the right places. I was in old Hollywood, in modern Halloween. Case in point, I saw a picture (which I clipped) of a ballerina or other type of dancer covered in webs. It communicated the passage of time, from the 1900's till today, and from centuries ago, because all treasures left behind untouched get covered in webs. We also saw where stars of yesteryears got prepared for their moment under the spotlight. The tour guide use a flashlight to point to the rooms that no longer had doors. I think I saw a ghost of a flapper, going into the room, all the while roaring in heels. When we got to the sitting areas, I was in mild awe. The chandeliers above were auspicious, and merited their own zip codes, not because they were huge in size, but huge in glamour. I gotta figure that back in the day when theaters did not have IMAX or 3D, big chandeliers had to be a significant pull factor. I also bought some Reese's cups, in the movie theatre. I wonder if candy and popcorn was sold in the 1900's when movies were getting traction? We also saw the mechanisms that are touched and pull to turn on lights. The guy who was there telling us about it, was in his early 80s and talked about how he traveled the world doing the same type of work. I, of course, really like the purple lights and I wondered if they were purple on purpose to honor the eve?

First and foremost I'd like to say that the owner or manager who opens the movie with a speech was…read moregreat. His passion for films and filmmaking is obvious, that cannot go unacknowledged or unappreciated and I do feel bad leaving a mostly negative review. With that said, my issues come from the venue itself. I bought a ticket to their May 16th showing of Speed Racer and it was such a let down, I left roughly 20 minutes into the showing. Off the bat their projector was flickering subtly but constantly. Secondly rather than fountain drinks this venue sells can, meaning all throughout the opening of the movie the room was filled with the sound of cans cracking and hissing. Their sound system was a bit lacking, anything beneath the balcony section was rough. Their opening seating plan let me wander for a bit prior to the start of the movie. While checking their balcony I came to realize their projector was making an obvious humming noise that could be heard no matter where you were on the balcony, although I could not hear it on the bottom floor, I think their floor plan and screen size aren't truly compatible. Also I'm not familiar with the practices of theaters and how they setup their projectors, but prior to the movie they were setting up and I am 70% positive that they were projecting a dvd or digital download copy of the movie onto the screen. They did mention that their next event has atleast one movie on film. One additional, admittedly small thing that bothered me a bit was none of their concessions had listed prices, although that's not an experience ruining issue. A final note is that when I first arrived the men's restroom was out of both soap and hand sanitizer, I informed the staff about it they said they check on it and when I left roughly an hour and twenty minutes later there was still no soap in the bathroom. Also for anyone with issues on stairs it is worth nothing that the men's bathroom is at the base of two flights to stairs with seemingly no alternative, however I did not need accommodations so I can't say for sure that there are none, but play it safe and call ahead. I did consider asking for a refund but no one was in the lobby for me to talk to and I didn't want to wait around for someone to wander in. Ultimately for a place charging 14 dollars a ticket, nearly the same as a modern theater, the product does not match that price point. I understand that I seem to be in the vocal minority about my experience here, and again I have no issues with the owner or the staff, this is simply just not the best place to enjoy a movie.