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.

Good place to catch a movie! The theater was clean. The…read moreconcession stands was fast. I've been here multiple times.

I have not been to the movie theater in years as I find non of the movie options appealing and am…read moresick of the movie 'stars' mouthing off about their political views. BUT my friend, who was visiting from Houston, loves going to the movies so off to the movies for she and I. After shopping at the nearby Burlington and TJMaxx we saw, I Can Only Imagine 2...I loved it! I loved the entire experience! This theater has plenty of parking. The inside is very clean and it was really easy to check in and get a ticket. There were no people to assist with getting a ticket but my friend had no problem using the computers that are up front and inside the building. I much prefer human interaction but then again I'm 65 years old and remember a simpler time. The snacks were very good and I loved that we could refill our drinks and popcorn, we had no need to do so but it was a nice option. Our lone human employee behind the counter was professional and pleasant. The snack area was clean and all the drink machines functioned properly. The bathrooms were clean with plenty of room inside. The inside of the actual movie theater was very clean and the chairs were in excellent condition. The screen was large and the sound was just right. I thought it was very thoughtful that there was an option to purchase a little blanket to keep you warm. I did not purchase one but there was a display right by the concession area. Decent movie we saw but overall I really enjoyed the experience.

They have an arcade and great quality of video and audio! I…read morego here at least 1 time each week! A definite recommend!

Great new local movie theatre for Chatham!read more

I took My Grandson to see that new Mario Brothers movie we both really enjoyed it. My Grandson had…read morea great time. Concessions are good. They have a wide variety of food, chicken homemade pizza, popcorn, pretzels, pop, slurpee's, candy etc. They are handicap accessible plenty of parking plenty of lights at night. I always enjoy going to Emagine In Macomb mi.

Emagine Macomb is the GOAT. This is where you go when you want the movies to feel like an actual…read moreexperience, not just a seat and a screen. The app is stupid easy to use, tickets are a breeze, and even that feels well thought out. The bar is legit nice, not some sad add-on, and the food and popcorn options are solid. Everything is always clean, the vibe is relaxed but fun, and it's honestly a great place to meet up and hang out. We never leave disappointed. 10/10, always a good time. Honestly my favorite theater around.

I just love this venue! It has very quickly made its way into my list of favorite places for a fun…read moremovie experience. There's nothing quite like the experience of watching a movie under the open sky while comfortably seating in your own vehicle. The ambience of this drive-in movie theatre is very welcoming and family-friendly. Everything is well-coordinated, and the management takes care of parking and other aspects very well. Plus, I loved the food trucks and snacks available at this venue. This is a budget-friendly option for watching two movies together, and it sure felt like an event. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I am very much planning to go back.

Awesome experience watching a movie with your family and special someone. Great outdoor activityread more

I just had an excellent movie experience at MJR. The sound was at an enjoyable level, the…read moretemperature was perfect, and everything was clean. The concession stand was well staff and I had friendly and efficient service. I really like their reward program and buying my tickets in advance through the app.

MJR Partridge Creek Cinema is a solid go-to theater. Not the best around, but easily my second…read morefavorite and I'm never disappointed. It's clean, easy, and a comfortable spot to catch a movie. The bar feels like an afterthought (I always forget it's there), so I usually grab a kids pack or popcorn--which is very salty and could use more snack options. Seats are a bit smaller and no heated chairs, but overall it's dependable and does the job well. I'd come back again, no question.

I had not been to a drive-in in decades, so I was very much looking forward to going back to one…read more While, as is not uncommon, my childhood memories really grew as time went on, I can't say I was disappointed. We say "The Incredibles 2" and "Avengers: Infinity War". I would like a larger screen, but this was not bad. I do like the audio coming thru your car radio. Obviously your audio quality will depend on your car audio system, but it worked just fine for us. The place is obviously very dated and has seen some better days, but there were a lot of families with kids and the crowd seemed to be very happy. Also the employees were very friendly and helpful. The bathrooms, while adequate, could stand to be a bit tidier. I mention it because the nights show is typically 4+ hours (double features, remember)so it is not at all unreasonable to think you may need to use the restrooms at some point. These places make their money on the concessions. We got some popcorn and it was fine. We did take some sandwiches and stuff of our own though in a cooler. Wish they had a better selection. All in all, it was a very positive experience. I would go back more often if I lived closer. (From royal oak, its almost a 2 hour drive...I was visiting some friends in Port Huron though, so that's how I wound up there.) If you want a fun night with the kids, this is a bit of nostalgia that is well worth trying out.

A working, open Drive In??!?!?! YES!…read more This place rocks in the summer!! They usually have a great selection of movies too! Something everyone in the car will enjoy! $7 per adult (summer 2012) for 2 first run movies is pretty good! They do have a concession stand too!

I've been here a few times and overall it's pretty good. But I can only recommend the Dolby Cinema…read moreor indie films. Pros: - Dolby Cinema theatre is amazing. Best image quality I've seen in a projector. Great surround sound. Comfy recliner seats. - 30 theatres means there's a lot of variety, with showings for smaller films which may not be available at other theaters - 70mm standard projectors available for some films. Sharper image than standard 35mm projectors. Cons: - Subpar IMAX, not worth the money. It's just a standard IMAX projector, not 70mm or laser projector. Theatre felt small. - Only 1Dolby Cinema theatre? AMC really needs at least 2 theatres, it greatly limits availability of showtimes for the format. - Stadium seating in all theatres but Dolby Cinema. Most competing cinemas have upgraded to recliners by now, I'd at least like to see recliners in their other premium format theatres.

I don't usually go to AMC theaters, but I was meeting some friends for a movie. The whole theater…read moreis huge, but the individual one we were in wasn't very big. There didn't seem to be many people here on a Sunday afternoon, so it seemed silly to have to choose our seats in advance. As with most theaters now, they showed a half hour of previews and commercials, which gets to be trying. I was disappointed that they didn't have reclining seats, although the seats were pretty comfortable. The women's restroom looked nice, but there was a rather foul smell. I noticed that, unlike the Emagine & MJR theaters, they don't seem to have $5 movies on Tuesdays, but they do seem to offer some discount for members on Tuesdays & Wednesdays.

Lakeshore Cinemas picked up the perfect spot to toss up a cinema before any of the chains could…read morecompete for Tecsumeh-Lakeshore. Good idea on their part, but this cinema lacks some of the finer details that you would find at some of the chains. Considering that it's the closest cinema to my place, I'll usually end up going here, but that's just convenience. The picture quality and the screen sizes here aren't as nice as the other options in Windsor, but it's nothing that won't stop me from catching a film. The place is nicely maintained and not all that old either. This is usually where I end up going to catch a film, but I wouldn't go out of my way to see a movie here if the other alternatives were closer.

Lakeshore Cinemas is always a very enjoyable experience. Although it does not have the huge theatre…read morescreens or IMAX as compared to other Windsor locations, it is definitely a great alternative for the Tecumseh/Lakeshore location. Even for those travelling from Belle River - this is a great choice. The staff is always friendly and helpful, the ticket purchase stations are easy and quick, and you get exactly what you pay for- popcorn is delicious and never an issue with the movies being played. I attend this theatre very often so I would know. They don't take Scene card, but it goes on Groupon about twice a year - that's when to stock up! :)

Wonderful theater with small town friendly service and modern comfy seats…read more Very clean. Great experience.

The Romeo Theatre has been on my list of old school theaters to visit for a while now and I managed…read moreto get to it before the Grim Reaper shutters the place. The owner still hadn't set a hard date for closing when I visited last week but is saying September so if you read this soon you might be able to hit last call at Ye Olde Cinema. It's strip mall location might not have the romance of a classic stand alone single auditorium theater but there is a thrift store just a stone's throw away and hey, business owners have to work with what they can get. Two theaters give this a little variety and it definitely doesn't feel like a multiplex. The popcorn is much ballyhooed to the point they sell it to go for folks who don't even want to buy a movie ticket and they're discussing doing pop ups with the popcorn machine after this 40 year old institution goes the way of the dodo. I found it better than most but nothing out of this world either. It scores high with the butter but the kernel size is smallish with more crumbs than you'd usually find. I do greatly appreciate Romeo Theatre offers a small popcorn and drink combo at a cheap price. All the corporate multiplexes charge nearly the same price for a small drink and popcorn as they do for a large combo leading me to gouge myself on more unhealthy snacks than I'd otherwise consume and oftentimes throwing so many leftovers in the trash bin. My last trip to Emagine I took my 3/4 full monstrous cardboard popcorn bucket home with me, put tinfoil over it and it lasted several more nights by which point it was far from appetizing. No such nonsense like that here though. Admission was reasonable, too. I'd already seen The Odyssey and I knew the end here was nearing so I opted to see The Brink of War, a misnamed talkfest starring a miscast Jeff Daniels as Ronald Reagan and the always excellent Jared Harris having a second go as a Russian as Gorbachev. I think the filmmakers got Gorbachev a little confused with Khrushchev as Gorbie lost his composure and pounded the table 4 or 5 different times. It wasn't the worst movie though it wasn't the most subtle at giving propaganda at certain points. As other reviewers have noted cup holders attached to the seat in front of you can pose potential problems but even with the eminent closure I had no problem finding a spot with an empty seat in front of me. Everyone in that theater less than a third full looked like they could remember the principal characters in that Iceland summit. I'm glad I made the trek out past 30 Mile though I might be kicking myself if a much more appealing film gets shown before the lights dim here for the last time.