Had the entire theatre to ourselves! Was in town visiting and went to a show at noon when they…read moreopened. The concession does it all at the theatre. Tickets, food, projection. Theatre was clean, bathrooms clean. Paid $10 for a ticket and had the theatre to myself! Pretty awesome,

The movies are not good and the popcorn taste like sadness without butter and it mates it worseread more

Seats are ripped and worn down. I actually got dead leg from the recline…read more Just overall expensive and not with it for the money. Every time I went was for a matinee times. Apparently that's not a thing anymore

The theater was quite busy when we went, because it was opening times for the Minecraft movie, but…read morewe were not able to get concessions as line was almost out the door. I do think the buying tickets and concessions should be separate as we just wanted concessions and not tickets but would have to wait in big line. Another negative is in the extreme theater our seats in row G made it so that the bottom of the screen was being blocked by the seats in front and also the recliner seats were not the comfiest compare to other theaters. Other than that the sound quality was good and vibe of the theater was good

Comfortable chairs where every seat is a good seat. Nice to catch a fun movie on the big screen.read more

This has been my favorite movie theater for almost two decades!…read more I'm here basically every week, sometimes more than once a week and it is my home away from home! I love the concessions they offer as well as the restaurant quality food they bring to your seats for an unbeatable price! The seats are also some of the most comfortable theater seats you can get, I love when I end up in the auditorium with the heated seats!!! Lastly, the staff, I have nothing but great things to say about them. They keep things running smoothly, keep things super clean and are very friendly and accommodating! Can't wait to be back later this week!

They weee out of just about everything. No propane so no hamburgers, hot dogs or chicken. No ice…read morecream so you couldn't order the root beer floats or puppy treats that the guy at the gate was excited about when he saw our puppy. There prices are also crazy. the building is also falling apart. for what they charge for everything there's no reason they can't keep it up.

Went after a busy day at festivals. Chilled in the van and enjoyed the remake movie TWISTER…read more Suggest you bring a battery operated radio so you can turn off your car engine. Don't park to close to vehicles that are running as exhaust about killed us and kind of embarrassing if they are a couple embracing

Extremely clean historic theater is a great place to watch a movie or host a party. Popcorn is…read moredelicious and reasonably priced. I have seen so many movies that weren't shown at any other theaters and I am thankful to have this gem locally. You can also rent the marquee for reasonable rates.

Since the last reviewer wrote about this place, it has closed down and once again reopened…read more However, this time, instead of going head to head with the large cine-plexes showing the same big name spectacles, they have turned it into something truly special. Now they show past favorites as well as newer independent films that may not have made it to the larger theaters. Be sure to check out their website for current showings as they only run for about a week at a time. The historic building has been renovated, though still retains it's classic charm. This place is an old-school haven for movie lovers who don't require the latest 3D effects, enormous screens or stadium seating. Do yourself a favor and take a break from the overcrowded movieplex and check this place out. One last note, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but the popcorn was incredible. It's just like regular movie popcorn, but for some reason I just could not stop eating it. The owner also handed us a bag for the road on our way out of the movie Saturday night. How nice!

My husband and I couldn't remember the last time we had been to this Cinemark (all signs point to…read morepre pandemic?) and I was honestly a little apprehensive about how it would be since a lot of theatres have been falling by the wayside but to my pleasant surprise it's actually still in pretty good shape! Typically we go to another theatre that's a bit closer with some better amenities (a fairly robust food, menu, a full bar, etc) but we came here because it was the only theatre in the area showing a movie we wanted to see. Gone are the days of the giant movie releases where multiple concession counters are open, so parts of the building do feel like of deserted, but it was still pretty busy for a Monday night and there was a bit of a line, though it did move pretty quickly. A lot of it is grab and go (including most hot food), so it's convenient and quick, though the quality does suffer a bit not being made to order (compared to their local chain competitor who delivers your food to your seat). I got the chicken fingers and we split some fries and they were ok. Not great but not terrible. It got the job done. We also split some popcorn which was freshly popped. I'd probably just stick to that and a soda next time. The theatres are clean and the seats themselves are recliners and pretty comfy and in good condition. Projection was good, as was the sound. Commercials/trailers were almost a half hour long which felt a bit like overkill, tho. Over all, it was fine. Not impressive enough to get us to change our regular theatre but serviceable for a visit now and again.

Just past the southeastern edge of Ann Arbor, over the Ypsi line, lives this monolithic box built…read moreon a scale of a bygone era. It's not quite a dying mall, but much of the vast expanse of parking lot is crumbling and in shambles. Fortunately, the front parking lot is fine, and as far as I can tell the building never comes close to reaching its maximum capacity. Did it ever? Are there even that many people in Washtenaw county? The inside matches apace with concession stands aplenty. However most sit empty and vacant. The one up front is active and pops the very familiar movie theater style, overly salty corn, smothered in butter flavored grease, for a small fortune. I'm really spoiled when it comes to popcorn. If you can find the White Cat kernels from Indiana, and pop them at home, you'll be spoiled too. But I digress. I did kinda like the efficiency of the concession operation, with the attendants behind the counter getting you your food and drink, and then walking up to the register to pay. That said, the person at the register looked a little dead in the eyes. Can't blame 'em. It seems like a brutally monotonous gig. The theaters themselves are fine. Some are smaller. Some are bigger. Can't say I love the bzzzzzz bzzzzzz of the reclining seats. Can't say I love the IMAX experience either. It's been a long long time since I've seen an IMAX, but I remember the screens being bigger. If I'm not mistaken at one point the minimum size of an IMAX was three stories tall. Perhaps they have made adjustments to the standards in the past 20 years to smooth the path to more screens across the US. Ultimately, I'm glad we have a multiplex in the area. Not everything shows at the smaller theaters in town. That doesn't mean that I don't feel guilty about seeing pictures at the big chain. Perhaps it helps that the experience of Cinemark and their convenience fee for buying tickets online, and all of their pricing shenanigans that try and get you into the Movie Club, fills me with a bit of rage. The bottom line is that Cinemark is fine. Theoretically it could earn bonus points for some of the interesting international films they show, and a few fringe offerings to boot, but the negatives cancel those out. Better concessions and fewer pricing shenanigans would elevate the experience and actually make me want to go there, as opposed to just ending up there when it's the only spot showing a movie I want to see.

Nice theatre. But place was empty. Just finished off having Korean BBQ at I Pot and decided to…read morecatch a movie in town-- Mortal Kombat II I thought Puente Hills Mall in Hacienda Heights California was dead, the mall I grew up next door to, the one where they shot Back to the Future.....but I'm guessing it's a national wide thing now...dead malls. Lucky to be an 80s/90s kid.

I've been going to this movie theater off and on for a while now, mostly whenever celebration…read morecinema didn't have a movie that regal did or just when Regal had better times for me compared to Celebration, but that changed when my Mother and I were able to snag tickets to see a preview screening of Superman (2025) at Regal where I was able to snag a popcorn bucket and cup! Ever since then I've been coming back more and more to this location due to the nice employees, atmosphere, and of course good popcorn and drink selection! I even liked coming here so much I even ended up buying Regal Unlimited for 6 months because I always enjoy myself here! Definitely coming here for the foreseeable future!!

Flint West 14, or "the Rave" as it is colloquially known (not sure why to be honest), is a great…read moremovie theater! I was told it was sort of a hidden gem in Flint, and decided to see a movie here to try it out. The theater was clean and the staff was friendly. It's honestly shocking how few people were there. I think it's definitely worth supporting local theaters and I highly recommend. I most recently saw the Odyssey there. My only wish was that it had an IMAX screen!

Always clean. Staff friendly. Best kept secret in Flint Township. Hope it stays open, but never…read moremany customers.

The theater was wonderful. The popcorn is edible. Checked…read morewith firiends who said the worst popcorn ever!

Awesome MJR theaters that is very spacious, offers a wide assortment of concession items, has a…read morebar, and even sells movie merchandise like plushies and what not. Seats are also very nice. Make sure to do the MJR clap when the control video plays. Highly recommended and check it out!

This location always is a solid choice when looking for a place in the Hartland area. The staff are…read moreefficient, the place is clean and they have lots of food and beverages although I'm typically just a popcorn and soda, kind of guy.

This is a lovely theater - much nicer than others in the area (MJR, NCG, etc). They have bizarro…read more"cuddle seats" in the very front - not sure why anyone would want those except for possibly illicit reasons? But ignoring those, the rest of the theater is all nice recliners that also have a heating switch. One thing I really like about this theater is how much space there is between rows; even with the seats fully reclined, you don't have to squeeze by people if you need a restroom break in the middle of the movie. The sodas and slushies are self-serve and they also have five different types of powdered popcorn seasoning that you can apply. Surprisingly, though, they didn't have any butter dispensers - I suppose you could always ask for more from behind the counter, but I do like being able to control the amount that's put on. They have a pretty widespread concessions menu and they will bring out your hot food to you in your seat. Prices for concessions are average and tickets are reasonable - $9 for a matinee and $11 for night. The lobby area is notably nice - there is a self-playing piano, a fireplace, and a full bar area. It was also impeccably clean in the lobby and restroom. Employees were very friendly across the board. This is clearly a very well-maintained theater and I would definitely go back.