Saw a movie with my sisters the day before Thanksgiving. So nice to have reclining chairs! So comfy…read morethough squeaky. The popcorn was good. We bought nacho cheese for my sis :) Our tickets were $18 for the night time viewing. I hadn't been to this movie theatre in years!

Came here last week for The Meet-Up At The Movies screening of The Grateful Dead Movie…read more This was my second time seeing an IMAX format movie here, and this time it was personal. Personal as there was actually a chance I might see myself in the movie. A small chance but a chance nonetheless. The Grateful Dead Movie is a concert film that captures the band in 1974 playing live at Winterland in San Francisco. I was at one of the five concerts that were filmed for the movie. The movie spends almost as much time showing the audience as it does the band. The cameras weave through the crowd inside and outside the venue, before, during and after the show. I saw the movie theatrically when it first came out in 1977, and I've probably seen it another dozen times over the years. After the first couple screenings I quit looking for myself in the crowd scenes. But this was the first time I would be seeing the movie in IMAX, and a freshly remastered print on top of that. I imagined the larger format might afford me a better view of the audience. Maybe, just maybe, I'd catch a glimpse of 19 year old Mikey. Imagine the prospect of going to a concert, then fifty years later seeing your 19 year old self twenty feet high on an IMAX screen? Would I even recognize myself? Well we'll never know because once again I failed to spot myself in the crowd. Not really surprising of course, I knew it was a long shot. And although it would've been fun to spot myself in the movie, it was infinitely more fun to have actually been there at the concerts. Mikey C says: and I was there.

The seats are incredibly comfortable--it really feels like a VIP experience. It's definitely worth…read moreordering from the refill menu, which adds to the overall convenience and enjoyment. The screen is huge, making the whole movie experience feel immersive and fun. They also offer limited-edition popcorn buckets, which are such a nice touch and make it feel even more special. Honestly, I didn't even want to wait for the next movie--I could have stayed there and kept watching. It's just that good.

Cinépolis Luxury Cinema is overall a cool experience, but if you're going to call something…read more"luxury," it should fully live up to it. The seats recline really low and you can order food and drinks directly from your seat, which is convenient. There's also a lounge with a full bar right when you walk in, which is a nice touch. That said, the place feels a little dated and could use some updating. Even the screen didn't feel as HD as I expected. The food is average which is fine, I wasn't expecting a five-star dinner but the popcorn was actually really good. My main complaint (and not just mine, the person I was with said the same thing) is the headrest design. It's not comfortable and gave me neck pain and a headache. The headrest sits too high and pushes your shoulders back, leaving no support under your neck, so you kind of have to put something behind your neck to make it comfortable. Overall, still a fun movie experience, just needs some updates to really feel "luxury."

Super comfy seats, lots of theaters to choose from. Centrally located to many eateries to grab a…read morebite before or after the movie. Parking is a little busy, but if you make a small lap and drive around for a minute there's usually a person pulling out.

I asked 30min into a 2hr movie that I was feeling uncomfortable on the seat and would like to come…read moreback with a pillow. I was hoping for a voucher to come back but the manager said no. Bad customer service from the manager. He has a nose piercing.

Worst Cinema experience of my life. Below is the email I sent to their customer services. They…read morerefuse to refund my ticket. Hi I'm writing from one of your theaters in Thousajd Oaks CA, trying to watch HAIL MARY with my 10 year old daughter. First you played a series of R Rated movie trailers to my daughter and the other young people in the theater. Next you played the first 10 minutes of an R-rated horror, movie to the same audience. The AC was not on and the Theatre was incredibly hot. Multiple people, including myself, went out throughout the movie to us at the AC be turned on and it only ever was on periodically. Finally, at the end of the movie when the credits finished, the house lights did not come up. People had to use their phones, the lights on their phones, to collect their belongings and walk out without tripping. it was far and away the worst movie experience in my life.

My daughter and I had such a wonderful experience at Regal Cinemas! From the moment we walked in,…read morethe staff was so kind and accommodating. It was my daughter's first PG-13 movie, and I asked about the trailers to make sure they'd be age-appropriate. They went above and beyond -- literally checked through every single one and went over them with me! Everyone was so sweet and informative, taking the time to explain the current promotions and even gave my daughter the cutest Gabby's Dollhouse souvenir popcorn bucket as part of an old promotion. It made the experience extra special for her. It's rare these days to find that kind of thoughtfulness and genuine care, and I just really appreciated it. Thank you to the Regal team for making our movie night such a positive, memorable experience!

Having a great view from across the park every Thursday while they were building it, was a great…read morememory. Opening day? I fell in love with everything about it. Best staff, service and they are well known for that amazing popcorn!!! I still try to go there at least once a week and plan a monthly trip with my seniors on the last Thursday of the month, they love it!!

To be honest, I didn't like this location, so I didn't come here often because it wasn't a very…read morelovely atmosphere, especially at night, and I didn't feel safe there. However, after visiting here for the first time in a while, the theater has improved a bit recently, and I got a better impression. It's useful when you want to avoid crowds. Also, parking is not an issue once you have found the best spot for you, which is convenient and close to the movie theater, because there are public parking and street parking. I wish they had a little more food and drink selection. Alternatively, if they can't offer a wide selection of food, it would be good if they allowed guests to bring their own drinks and food (I'm not sure if it's allowed to bring in food, since most movie theaters don't allow it). If you don't need drinks or snacks, and just want to watch movies, and then this theater is fine.

This small theater in downtown Ventura is great for a movie night. Reclining seats that actually…read morerecline, a solid mix of movies, and an intimate setup that never feels chaotic. Overall vibe? Cozy and easy. Concessions move fast, and ordering ahead is a game changer. Love the selection of packaged snacks, the Icee machine, and yes, they even offer wine and beer. Pro tip for movie buffs: download the Cinemark app for rewards, hit up discount Tuesdays, and always reserve your seats ahead of time.

Good theater with big seats. Solid experience for regular matinee viewings. Unfortunately I've had…read moreseveral bad experiences with their one night specialty showings. They left the lights on during the first 30 minutes of Episode III. I went and saw that stupid Megalopolis movie opening day and no one from the staff asked Adam Driver the question out loud at that one part. My poor heart can't take that kind of disappointment again. My go to matinee theater though!

May be obvious but this first run theater is on the Navy base and is for military, base workers,…read moreand their guests, free movies. Wonderful benefit. The screen is large and there are many seats so should be able to enjoy any showing. One Caveat for me: family friendly movies are usually shown at 2pm, so if you are someone bothered by young children in the audience who may not tolerate sitting still for several hours and who may be naturally noisy, than you may be better off going to evening 6 or 7pm movies. The seats are fine for comfort, older style with no reclining but not too dirty or thin in padding (for comparison, the older seats in the Regency theater in Ventura are much more uncomfortable for me)

This is a great little theater. They show first-run movies and it doesn't cost anything. On new…read moremovies, I like to get there earlier as it's easier to find a good seat and hopefully they aren't out of snacks already. They have fresh popped popcorn, hot dogs, candy, etc. The concessions are cheaper by quite a bit than the outside theaters. They only have one screen but it's a pretty large theater so can fit a lot of people. I've only seen it super busy one time. But they did run out of hot dogs. They won't give you an extra tray to split the popcorn so you have to figure out another way to share. The seats do not recline but are not uncomfortable. Overall it's a nice theater and you can't beat the price.

I really think this is one of the best cinemas out there. The accommodations are at par with most…read moreupscale full-service theaters, even if some of the smaller rooms don't have reclinable seats. But what really sets them apart is their seat service (full kitchen, full bar) and the quality of their food. From Cinopolis to all the rest, I've been to them all and sometimes you have to wait too long after pressing the button, Sometimes you actually have to get up and look for somebody, most of the times the food is trash, but it's OK cause you're not there for fine-dining cuisine. But this place really delivers with its food. The kitchen really does a great job. Everything is above par for cinema food and I really mean above par. The service is always on point. really recommend this place. Great place to watch a flick. Also -- to edit my review after looking at recent ones -- someone is mad because there's no nutritional or calorie information at a theater menu?! Lol -- get a life. How bored are you at life when you demand nutritional information from a movie cinema menu oh my God, you fat degenerate. Here's a nutritional advice for you. Put the fork down. People are so spoiled they look for anything to complain about. It's just laughable bunch of adult babies shut up.

Let me start this so-so review by complimenting the servers: they are AMAZING. Not just the one in…read moreour theater, but the others I passed on my way to / from the restroom before the show. Every single employee made us feel welcomed and appreciated. Unfortunately, the theater we were in needs a MAJOR renovation. The seating felt like millions of people had plopped down before us, and the sound was on par with a second-run theater from the early 00s. The food and drink pricing is what you would expect - higher than a local sports bar, but not egregious like an arena or stadium. No knocks because it wasn't surprising. I'll go back if I hear that the facility is improved.

I like Chinemark Century Riverpark and XD. Located inside a…read moreshopping center, it's an extremely convenient spot for grabbing a bite and shopping before or after a movie. The theater staff is friendly. I heard that every Tuesday you could watch movies at a discounted price (around $6-$7) all day long, excluding premium screenings like XD and 3D, so I'd like to take advantage of that next time. I think it's good that they've started serving alcohol recently. There are plenty of parking spaces nearby, so I've never had any problems.

As a person who doesn't have a $10,000 home setup, I have to admit that there's a certain movie…read moremagic that you get at the movie theater that a TV or tablet just can't provide. Cinemark Riverpark is an okay place to catch the latest flick. The place wasn't too busy during our morning showing, so we were able to sit almost in the middle of a row. Some seats here supposedly recline, but ours did not. We also had the old style seats where you share an armrest with someone on both sides. The movie was fine but the volume was a bit too loud for our liking, though that seems to be the trend everywhere now. I noticed some trash under our seats, so hopefully the attendants who came in after the movie took care of it. The bathroom was clean enough, so at least someone is doing their job there. A lot of reviews from a few years ago talk about the strict policy against large bags. We didn't have one, so I don't know what the situation is now. But that's something to be aware of.