This movie theater has gone through a lot of changes in the past ten years. They do not have the…read morespec for a full recliner experience, however they did upgrade at least 1 row in their smaller theaters and 2 rows in each of their bigger theaters to have recliners. The recliners are comfy, cozy, and have a good view of the screen. The staff keeps the premises and auditoriums very clean, despite how busy it gets. This movie theater is prone to bouts of understaffing, which is when you get a messier premises, but they are on top of things regularly which I appreciate. My biggest problem is with how expensive this theater has gotten. Charging almost $10 for a drink, and then charging almost the same price for a popcorn, is a bit outrageous. It used to be that you could get a large combo for $9.25, and they did away with the medium size entirely. It also used to have a nice and spacious concession stand/ ticket counter, which is now cluttered/ crowded with stanchions and candy/ merchandise that nobody buys. I also do miss when seasonings were included at the butter stations. That may be the fault of the company as a whole, but it is sorely missed. Their new IMAX area is quite lovely. Definitely feels like a VIP experience walking in and through it.

Movie was good. Theater had trash in the row I was in. Not just a wrapper. But empty popcorn…read morecontainers candy wrappers and popcorn itself on the floor along with drink cups! Paid three dollars more for the VIP experience! Ohh what fun setting in other people's trash! Will not be going back anytime soon

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

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.

Watched an overrated movie with legendary artists title: Devil Wears Prada 2. I do like the way…read morethe concessions have been redesigned at NCG;, more of a fluid serpentine than before.

This place is packed!! My goodness!! My long term partner and I ;) CAME here ;)…read more The atmosphere. ! Woah.

Definitely a cut above the average movie-going experience…read more I rather like this theatre, even if it is a little pricier than some of the others in the area, but the positives definitely outweigh any of the negative aspects. Pros: it has an actual full-service bar, so I can get my drink on- I mean serious drinks, too, not just beer and wine, but full-on mixed drinks/specialty cocktails. The drinks are not cheap, though. Let's just call it what it is- "convenience prices," particularly for the beers on tap. Case in point? $10 for a short Angry Orchard??? Yep, that's what I paid. I don't know how much the taller version cost because I didn't bother to ask. Honestly though, the cocktail prices are in line with some of the casinos in Vegas, but we all know the old saying, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do," so there's that. Beyond being able to drink here, they have a decent restaurant with regular food, like pizza (i.e. not just popcorn and Twizzlers movie theatre junk). Again, high prices, but you can actually say it's real food, not just candy and junk food. If you're adverse to eating popcorn or fried mozzarella sticks, it might be the way to go. Oh, and for the popcorn noshers, they had a huge variety of cheese/seasoning shakers located in the lobby to season popcorn. I liked the extra options because plain salt is boring. Unfortunately, they are attached to the backboard on a wire, probably to decrease the occurrences of theft. Seriously, who the heck steals popcorn seasoning? As for the theatre itself, this one has super comfortable reclining seats with foot rests. These are the best movie theatre seats anywhere. They were so comfortable, I almost fell asleep during a screening of Alien:Covenant- almost. It's obvious this particular Emagine location was renovated pretty recently. Those seats were new and I could tell. The upgrades were nice and definitely needed. It's obvious this particular Emagine location was renovated recently. I've been here a few times before, but it's much nicer than it used to be, although it always had the bar and whatnot. They also had wait service during the film. Seriously, they took food and drink orders from inside the theatre and brought it to our seats! Emagine staff would drop by and ask if we needed anything from the bar or grill. I liked that! It's the best appointed movie theatre in the area, without a doubt. Getting through ticket purchase and concessions in the lobby was a breeze. Despite the crowd, those lines moved at a lightening pace. I was surprised because I thoroughly expected the line from hell. The cons: there really weren't many. Yes, the ticket price was very slightly elevated (no doubt, to defray the costs of such a nice upgrade), but it was worth it. Plus, they don't have traditional IMAX screens, either, like NCG. Instead, they have 3D and DBOX, which isn't exactly the same. The only other potentially negative aspect (and I'm not even sure if it couldn't be either a pro or a con, depending upon the situation) was that now you have to select your seats on a screen during ticket purchase. Hmm. It remains to be seen whether I really like that change or not. I can totally see why they are doing it- to prevent overselling of tickets and ensuring that groups/couples can sit together. I get it. I just don't know if I love it yet. I also wonder if this new method might cause more headaches or delays during ticket purchase, but I'm not sure. It wasn't a big deal to us at that time, but I could see it potentially becoming a bit bothersome down the line. Like I said, I see why they're doing it, I just don't know if I like it or not. Overall, great theatre with excellent service and amenities. I know I'll be going back.

Wednesday Sept 9th 2026 I took my 4 year old grandson and my Mom to Birch Run theater for the 20th…read moreanniversary Cars movie. We were the only 3 people in the theater, so asking to turn down the volume was not going to ruin anyone's "experience". I asked three times to lower the volume, which was beyond obnoxious. I mean come on, it's a movie for children, can we not read the room! My Mom and I were able to tell they did lower the volume some, but was told that was as low as they could lower it Really?! It was so beyond for a child that we told them we wanted our money back and we left. $49 for 2 adults, 1 child, 2 bottled waters, and 2 small popcorns.

This 330 seat art theater downtown is a real hidden gem. The FIA Theater regularly shows a large…read morerange of art house, foreign, music documentaries, Oscar-winning short subject documentary, and small independent films that don't get a large theatrical run. Other than that, it often shows well-respected award-winning films that only pick up steam after the Oscar season and get a second shot at the movie plex after people hear about it. I like this theater because I'm a fan of documentaries, foreign films art house cinema- you know, the stuff that isn't the typical popcorn summer blockbuster or the latest formulaic comedy starring Adam Sandler, not that there's anything wrong with Adam Sandler, but there's more to life than watching his umpteenth comedy where he plays the average joe. Anyway, some of the best and most unique films I've screened here. I recently took in screenings of the Beatles and Iggy Pop documentaries from the cinema's Music Legends series. They were both awesome and included, as all of their films do, a brief accompanying introduction/lecture before the film began. It was cheap, too. Their film series have different prices for the type of film category it is, with the Music Legends series being the cheapest at $2 each. Depending on the type of film or documentary being shown, the prices range from $2 for Music Legends to between $5-$7 for documentaries or foreign language films. Prices and schedules are always listed on the website for the FIA and on posters in the lobby. I also saw the French film, Elle, here a few months back. Complex, thought-provoking entries like that are the norm for this theater. I, for one, don't mind watching films with subtitles and if you don't mind it, either, chances are this theater could be something you could appreciate. The seats are comfortable and the theater appears to have undergone some important renovations. It's spacious, has plenty of seating and a large screen with excellent sound quality. Watching a film here is preferable in many respects to watching a movie at regular theaters with squawking kids, noisy adolescents and ignorant fools talking on their phones during the movie, at least to me. The obliviousness of the average movie-goer is largely to blame for why I have started boycotting most first-run theaters unless it's something I really want to see ASAP. At least this theater doesn't attract the goober slob type talking loudly on their phones while downing Diet Coke with scoops of gooey popcorn. Those people are gross. This is a cash-only theater, at least as of now, but the price is so cheap, who cares? Also, you can't take food and beverages inside the theater, but it's not really a problem and the floors don't stick beneath me while I'm grabbing a seat from spilled soda, which is a good thing.

The chairs in the theater are old and uncomfortable. Other Emagine theaters have new reclining…read moreseats . Their candy is very over priced. Their claw machines are rigged. They aren't great at cleaning the floors. One thing that annoyed me was that they have signs that lie. I went in with my boyfriend to watch Obsession a while ago. We saw a sign that said "AFTER 7pm, people under 16 can't see movies without an adult. It was 2pm when we went in the theater. They told us to leave because we were under 16. Even though it was WAY before 7pm. Besides that though, their popcorn is delicious and you don't have to pay for refills. They have huge screens and the audio is really loud and clear, but not too loud. Most of the time, the workers are very nice and patient. They have really nice drink stations with so many options and you're able to get refills. I love that Emagine often brings back old movies (the Flashback Cinema). There aren't too many previews but even when there are, they're fun to watch. The theater is also just huge in general and that makes it nice.

Great movie theater experience, went here on a friday night to see Superman. Bought tickets online,…read moresigned up for free rewards program. Ticket pickup experience was good, also could've bought them in person, very easy machines and also line wasn't long. Concessions were super affordable unlike other cinemas, I got a medium popcorn for $8, the large was around 9 and was refillable I believe. There was also a bar with drinks available, and during movie saw people get delivered food or drinks so I think that's an option as well The seats in the regular theater were cushioned chairs, great viewpoint from everyseat. Sound quality was great, if not too loud which I don't mind Just a fun experience, will definitely come again

Small town movie theater feels, with delicious fresh popcorn and friendly staff what more could you…read morewant. I love attending movies here and have for years and plan to continue to come for years to come.

Clean, great seating, very fresh popcorn, and much less costly than AMC. Great!…read more A cute atmosphere as well and close to several excellent restaurants, too.

The UM-Flint theatre department stages professionally-produced productions all year, from dance…read morerecitals to plays and musicals. I've seen many productions mounted on the UM-Flint stage over the years, like Equus, Noises Off, Little Shop of Horrors, and the Ash Girl, just to name a few. I've never been disappointed. The tiny "black box" theatre at the rear of the regular theatre is also a unique spot for one-act performances, experimental performance art and for theatre students to conduct classes and dramatic readings. The acoustics, lighting and sound are always high quality and seats are comfortable as well. Ticket prices are cheap (often as low as $5 for theatrical productions, a little higher for dance performances) and alumni receive comped/reduced tickets for performances throughout the year thanks to UM's Alumni Association. Open to the general public.

Tim was a class act and the Vassar Theatre was the best. He sold the best quality popcorn compared…read more to the other movie theaters in 3 different counties. He started movies on time and the other customers were as nice as he was. Tim O'Brian will be missed. I'm quite pleased to update everyone that the new owners have carried on the legacy and it's my first choice to watch movies at.

Love love love this theatre!!!!! They did a fantastic job redoing the theatre after being closed…read morefor so many years. They all go out decorating the theater to match what movie they are playing. We watched Hotel Transylvania and they put up cobwebs and decorated in a Halloween theme even though it was July! The owner came out when everyone was seated and greeted all the guests and even gave out prizes to special marked tickets. At the end of the show he handed out paper masks to all the kids. I would love to go back and see another movie to see if they continue to add themes to the theater.