This was the nastiest theater I have ever been in. My cup holder was full of nutshells and there…read morewas food in my seat and also on the floor in the aisle ways. Good thing I bought my wet wipes. I always stay to the end of the credits. There was no one coming in to clean up for the next showing. Two ladies came in with their popcorn and were totally disgusted. I gave them my last wet wipe to clean off their head rest and arm rest. As I went towards the lobby there was not a worker in sight except for at the counter selling concessions. I was scared to go to the bathroom after seeing the lobby. The popcorn stand was disgusting . The movie 'Bad Boys' was very good.

It's been 3 years since I've visited one of my fav cinemas... felt good to be back and still a…read moregreat experience!

Going to the movies is one of my favorite things to do. The big screen, the smell of popcorn, the…read morecandy, etc. IPIC went above and beyond the typical movie theater experience. This is an upscale experience with reclining seats that includes 2 seats per pod. Super cozy for a date night. Complimentary blankets are included at every seat for your enjoyment, at no additional cost. Now let's get to the fun part! IPIC is not your typical movie theater as they have a full bar with cleverly crafted cocktails, my favorite had to be the Lavender Lemonade. It's cool and refreshing and so esthetically beautiful that you question if you should drink it or admire it. But wait there is more, on top of having a full service bar they also have a full menu! Yes you still have the typical popcorn and candy option but they also include such dishes as spicy tuna on crispy rice, charcuterie and cheese platter, lobster rolls just to name a few. Everything is savory and delicious! They do validate parking, allowing guests to park in the garage for a discounted rate. Validation usually brings the cost to approximately $3-$3.50 for 4.5 hours. The cost of tickets range from $14 - $28 per ticket. I have come many times and plan on coming back many times more. IPIC has officially become my favorite theater!

As a Gold member for the past two years, this was one of the most disappointing experiences I've…read morehad at IPIC. The first frustration came when I discovered my Gold membership had expired. There was no notification, no auto-renewal, and no indication in the app that I had ever been a Gold member. For a premium theater experience that relies heavily on app-based ordering in a dark theater, the lack of transparency was frustrating. Unfortunately, the experience only went downhill from there. There was a noticeable sewage smell in parts of the theater, which immediately took away from the upscale atmosphere IPIC is known for. I was also disappointed to learn that the blankets, one of the signature touches that made IPIC feel special, are no longer available. The food quality has also declined. I ordered the chicken tenders, and even staff acknowledged they are using a different supplier than they did in the past. The difference was noticeable, and not for the better. To make matters worse, our drinks took an exceptionally long time to arrive. I've happily paid premium prices at IPIC for years because the experience felt worth it. This visit felt like a series of cost-cutting measures wrapped in a higher-end price tag. Between the membership confusion, declining food quality, slow service, unpleasant odor, and removal of amenities, it's hard to justify the value compared to what IPIC used to offer. I hope management takes a hard look at the customer experience because the brand that earned my loyalty over the last two years feels very different today.

Saw backrooms, had a couple beers and a pizza. Was a great vibe .Shout out to Louis, he made my…read morehorror movie experience

I didn't expect the biggest plot twist of the evening to be the screening itself. Technical…read moreglitches in a newly released film are inexcusable, and yet here we are. Watching Michael felt less like a cinematic experience and more like streaming on a dial-up connection circa 2002, buffering, interruptions, and all. If you're going to position yourselves as a premium dine-in cinema, the baseline requirement is that the movie actually plays... properly. Food and service are irrelevant if the core product--the film--is compromised. At a minimum, this place needs a serious upgrade in projection equipment and maintenance standards. Right now, it feels like the business model is built on serving meals while quietly undermining the very reason people show up.

One of the cleaner AMC's . Plenty of parking if you get there early. This place also serves…read morealcohol. They also check for minors trying to say rated R movies.

Nice!!! I like it here.... I've caught late shows, so never crowded…read more There are a few parking spaces directly in front but there is a nice size parking garage, right next door. The walk is not bad. They have kiosk to purchase tickets and have a member of the staff close by, if needed. Once entry, there is a full bar with high top tables and lounge couches, a nice area. Next to it, you have the regular concession stand foods and drinks. The restroom offers several stalls and it's clean. They had comfortable and spacious, and recliner seating.

RE: Paris Hilton special early screening of Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir…read more I honestly didn't expect to enjoy this documentary as much as I did, but it was really good and surprisingly eye-opening. It shows a side of Paris Hilton that goes far beyond the media image most of us grew up seeing. One thing that truly shocked me was being reminded that she made music. I actually recognized one or two of the songs, but it never clicked back then that she was the artist behind them. Seeing her creative journey explained in context made it all make sense and gave me a new appreciation for her as more than just a pop-culture icon. The documentary does a great job of peeling back the layers -- the pressure, the misconceptions, and the control she's had to fight for over her own voice and narrative. It felt honest, vulnerable, and human in a way I wasn't expecting. Overall, it's a well-done, engaging watch that definitely changed my perspective. Whether you think you know Paris Hilton or not, this documentary will likely surprise you. Only 1 thing I wanted to see was her really like FOR REAL DANCING.

I have seen movies at Phipps Plaza for decades. The mall and the theater have definitely evolved…read moreover that time, but it was nice to return here to see a film after a few years away. We arrived and parked in the garage below the mall. This was relatively convenient. We were close to an escalator that got us into the ground floor. From there, we oriented ourselves and determined how to get to the theater. Pro tip = use the elevators. The theater is more automated than at my last visit. Tickets are all via kiosk at the entrance. It appeared that much of the concession was also of the do-it-yourself / automated variety, but we did not get any food. The theater itself was nice - with reclining seats that were comfortable. Prices were average. We mostly chose this for timing and convenience, due to the film being in limited release. I don't know that I would pass up closer venues just to watch a movie here, but the experience was fine. I would go back.

I had such a fun experience here! One of my friends invited me to join her to see the horror…read more"Marcus Mystery Movie." For just $6, you get to essentially have a blind date with a movie. In other words, you don't know what you're seeing until it starts playing! I found this to be really exciting. The staff behind the concession stand were all kind and friendly, and the entire theater felt clean and comfy. I worried about our seats because we were only 3 rows from the front, and I get migraines if I'm too close, typically opting for the very back row... but since the chairs reclined, I was actually okay! My chicken tenders were hot and crispy and really hit the spot, along with the fries. I loved the mango habanero dipping sauce I chose as well. Our movie ended up being "Hunting Matthew Nichols," a documentary-style mystery-horror, modern day homage to The Blair Witch Project. It's a slow burn, but an enjoyable one. We had a great time and look forward to attending more of these!

I haven't been here in a few years but it's still a great place to catch dinner and a movie for…read moresure! Parking is easy and upon entering you can smell fresh popcorn oh how I love the movies! We purchased our tickets online because Michael has been sold out baby!!! We walked in I showed them my scan code and they printed out our tickets and told which theater to go to and we walked in. There was a line for concessions but we ate before the movie so we were good. We were early so we found our seats with no problems. The reclining seats are great! The movie started on time and it was a full house! I will definitely be catching movies here! Check out my video and until next time SYOY!

Good art theater if you're in the midtown area, but I wouldn't put it above the Plaza in terms of…read moreexperience. Seats are somewhat uncomfortable, but location is great. I recommend going to one of the many restaurants in Midtown Promenade before your movie - makes for a good afternoon/evening.

Only the best frkn movie theAtre in Atlanta! Doubles as a…read moreblockbuster movies' spot plus an independent flic cineplex. Comfortable Clean Seating areas. They go outside of their way to ensure their individual cinemas are vacuumed & scrubbed on a regular basis. Popcorn, grub, etc. a-ok :)