I really love this theater. It is always very clean. The floor is not sticky, there isn't spilled…read morepopcorn scattered around, and the restrooms are clean and well stocked. Concessions are more than just popcorn and candy. The food is really good, and there is a nice variety of. But the absolute best thing about Emagine is the comfortable seats. And they are HEATED. I have never seen heated seats in a movie theater before. I can't recommend Emagine highly enough. Just an excellent experience overall.

Glad I didn't want concessions. The line would have been out the door if it wasnt wrapped around…read morethe lobby. The bathrooms could use some cleaning too. Sticky floor. That being said the prepay option for purchasing the tickets went well. $5 movies offered on Tuesdays with $1 processing fee so $6 total. They offer a way to order food and have it brought to you. I'm not sure how it works but I did see food being brought to seats.

I don't usually come to this theater because it is not as convenient location and odd an older…read moretheater. However, this has the time I preferred. They have the older style seats but the recliners are so pretty nice. It obviously has been updated inside so it is pretty nice. The theaters are clean. The staff was ok and took care of our needs. It was nice enough that I wouldn't think twice about coming back

Friendly personnel with and clean environment. The reclining chairs are very comfortable and…read morerecline to about 150°, but still has room in the front for people to get in and out of the isles. The restroom has always been clean and neat.

10 theatres with usually a good variety of new release films…read more $6.00 admission for seniors and the popcorn is very good. Serve yourself drinks, which can cause a backup if you go when several movies are being shown at the same time. This also creates a mess at the butter/salt station which is right by the drink machine. Friendly staff, ample parking, and clean theatres. We love Studio 10!

Nice theater, lil older, but well kept and clean, and the cost is great, I go in early afternoons…read moreand its only $5 or $6 depending on time and day, to watch a movie, and even at night its only $8, so cost is way less than Indy theaters. Food and drinks are expensive, but not as high as Indy theaters either. Large drink with free refills is $4.50 The movie screen, color tones, and sound are all very good and a value at these prices. Staff is usually nice and friendly.

I think just about the only thing STILL good about this theater are the reclining chairs…read more Their pizza is SHIT, sorry for the language. But like a gritty cheese, not that I should've expected any better and it takes FOREVER for them to heat up stuff probably 'cause it's all frozen. Woulda been better off getting a pretzel or nachos, BUT I will say they are really branching out with their menu. They have all kinds of Pizza BBQ chicken, Buffalo and some others. What I was really looking forward to was the Twizzlers WHICH THEY NO LONGER HAVE! They took away SO many classic snacks and only have like a very tiny selected and a few ice cream selections. Popcorn is never a let down although CHEETO popcorn really? GROSS, but the movie was good and it's the movies so what else can I say. Can never go wrong at the movies!

I don't know if my movie-going experience has been spoiled by the luxury at my local movie theater,…read moreEmagine, but I thought Regal Indianapolis was an absolute mess of a movie theater. My family has been dying to see Wicked, but since just about every showing of Wicked at Emagine was completely sold out for this entire weekend, we had to try Regal Indianapolis instead. Let me just say, I regret not waiting for the crowds to die down at Emagine, even if it meant I couldn't see the movie this weekend. My negative experience started before I even entered the theater. The theater's parking lot was packed, so I had to park in the very back of the lot. It was extremely challenging for me to park correctly because the paint lines had completely worn off and I couldn't determine where the actual parking spaces were supposed to be. Not only is that inconvenient, it's dangerous! When we walked into the movie theater, we joined the huge, seemingly unmoving line for the concession stand. Although there were several employees present in the lobby, only one was serving customers at the concession stand, while everyone else just stood around. We waited in line for no less than 20 minutes before being served. In fact, since waiting in that line made us late for our showtime, I left and found our seats in the theater while my mom and sister waited even more. The concessions themselves left much to be desired. They were out of several candies, the popcorn was cold and slightly stale, and they only had Pepsi products (those who regularly read my reviews know that I am a Coke purist). Also, a 'small' popcorn was half the size as a 'small' popcorn at Emagine, but it cost almost the same amount! I understand that movie concessions are usually pricy, but the lackluster quality of the concessions at Regal made the outrageous price unjustifiable. Finally, what I found the most frustrating about Regal Indianapolis was that no employee checked our tickets or directed us to the correct viewing room. We easily could've walked into any movie without paying, which made me very upset considering I spent almost $50 on 3 matinee tickets. Regal Indianapolis was extremely disappointing, and I when I see Wicked Part 2 next year, you can bet I'll be going to Emagine.

We attended a birthday party for pre-k age kids today. SO MUCH FUN. The birthday child had selected…read morea project for everyone to paint. The materials were ready to go when we arrived and the kids got a quick lesson in how to make the most of their time. Help was offered and readily available but my free-wheeling kiddo got to "free paint" to his heart's content. While presents were being opened, the artwork got some minor professional finishing touches. I would definitely recommend this for an artsy birthday party!

I have visited this colorful charming hidden house a handful of times now. The first time I went…read morewas for a Xmas theme group project. It was a wood plank project in the shape of a tree with the phrase o' come let us adore him. Sheri the owner offered hot cocoa and wine. She led the instructions, gave stencils and all supplies, she also had already put the wood together and screwed it in. The second time I visited was a valentines theme. This one was a string art project. The board said love but the o in Love was actually a heart out of string art.. again Sheri was awesome and included all supplies and led each step of the way. Music plays everyone chats it is a very hipster vibe with colorful art all over the walls she has made.. it is all for sale on the walls as well. The most recent time I visited I had Sheri host my birthday party. I picked the art craft and went with the newly trendy "welcome sign" wood plank for the front porch. My friends fell in love with the little charismatic house and had the best girls night. This place is great and I always come out with the cutest crafts. It is reasonably priced and way more personal than the wine and canvas places.

Overall decent AMC with Dolby and Imax options. They just have super dim screens and I wish they'd…read moreturn up the brightness.

I love movies. More importantly, I love GOING to movies. While I enjoy the convenience of streaming…read moremovies at home, I do miss the simplicity of yesteryear when going to the movies was an event: Looking in the newspaper or calling the automated phone number to find showtimes, the smell of fresh popcorn greeting you as you enter the theater, or creating your own "double feature" by jumping theaters when the attendant wasn't looking. Every time I go to the movies, and I mean every-single-time, I think of one person... my Grandmother. She is the one who passed down her love of movies to me. She lived in St. Augustine, Florida, and I would only see her once a year, or so. But when we visited, Grandmother had a list of movies we would go watch. I still remember watching Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom with my Grandmother by my side. I am sure Dr. Jones was not her first choice, yet she loved going to the theater and spending time with her grandson. AMC makes me excited to go to the movies. During covid, I was scared movie theaters would literally go out of business, and we would lose an important part of our cultural history (I am not exaggerating!). I now love passing on my love for theaters to my son. We get a Coke ICEE and a large popcorn (both are refillable at AMC. Yes, refillable ICEE! What?!) and sit back to enjoy the show. AMC makes going to the movies an enjoyable occasion. Clean theaters, helpful staff and those amazing reclining chairs set the stage (pun intended!) for a great experience. If you plan on going to AMC regularly, make sure and download their mobile app. From the app, I can look up showtimes and theaters. I can also order tickets and concessions, as well. Once you arrive at the theater, you simply scan the barcode on your phone, pick up your snacks that are are already waiting for you at the concession stand, and then go find your seats in time for the previews to start. No fuss. No hassle. No need to get there early to find the best seat. AMC delivers the nostalgia I love about going to the theater as well as offering modern conveniences like their mobile app, choosing your reclining seat ahead of time, and pre-ordering your snacks so they are ready to go at showtime. If you haven't been to an actual movie in a while, go order a bucket of popcorn and grab a Coke ICEE and watch an upcoming attraction. As for me, I will continue to honor the legacy of my Grandmother by visiting my local AMC as often as I can.

This was a fun night out and we enjoyed that you could get food brought right to your seat! I…read moreespecially liked their vegan offerings and was told they would have even more coming to the menu shortly. The space was similar to other movie theaters but had room to spread out which was nice. We would return for a movie and dinner for sure! I also liked that they validated the parking which in a downtown setting was super helpful!

My husband and I attended a matinee showing of "Michael" this past weekend. Tickets were purchased…read moreonline prior to the 4:15pm show in Theater #1. We arrived and parked in the garage located next to the theater. When we checked in at the box office, we were told to request parking ticket validation upstairs. They provide 3-hour parking validation. I was under the belief that we could order refreshments from our seats, but the usher at the theater door advised that we should order at the counter and food (with the exception of beverages, popcorn and candies) would be brought out to our seats. This was disappointing because the line was quite long. We stood in the queue and once we reached the counter, we were assisted by what I believe was the food service manager. He spoke with a sense of ownership over the issue that was their beer refrigeration line. All of their beer is on tap, and none was available because of this issue. The gentleman was short with us. He talks fast and asked what we'd like and before we could even get the words out of our mouths, he demanded that we produce our seat tickets. I was pulling them out of my pocket when he said something to the effect of "we can't deliver it to your seats if we don't know where you're seated". This is true, but once I gave him the tickets, he held onto them until the end of our transaction. If he didn't need them right away, then why cut us off like that? My husband tipped on the receipt, but I felt that the service was subpar. I hope the tips are given to the food runners. When we found our seats, there was a huge spill in front of one of them. The employees have to come into the theater and remove dishes, cups, etc. after each show, so that spill should have been addressed. I found an employee who was running food orders and asked him for a towel. He graciously assisted us in cleaning up the spill. We both ordered The Fast Times pizzas. They were small, personal sized pies. They were cheesy, with a generous amount of pepperoni, but the crust wasn't fully cooked. I barely ate half of mine before I began feeling sick. I had to excuse myself to restroom shortly thereafter when I became ill. My husband's stomach is stronger than mine, or perhaps his was fully cooked. The seats were comfortable and I don't think you can pick a "bad one", but the food and the service could use improvement.

We decided to start our holiday weekend off with a movie at 10 am on a Saturday before Christmas on…read moreMonday. The parking lot had only a handful of vehicles so parking was super easy. Since we had planned to eat lunch out after the movie we skipped the refreshments today. We came to see "The Boy and the Heron" from Studio Ghibli. If you are unfamiliar with Studio Ghibli, they produce high quality Japanese animation full length feature films dubbed in English with A list actors such as Christian Bale (he starred in Howl's Moving Castle, a huge hit of theirs) in today's feature along with Dave Bautista, Gemma Chan, Willem Dafoe, Mark Hamill, and Robert Pattison. Studio Ghibli hasn't made much lately so it was nice to see their return with another good one. "The Red Turtle" (2016) is another good one of theirs that's been on cable channels lately. Coming out of the theater I noticed there were very few people so I guess people are still getting their last minute Christmas shopping done.

Went to a movie for date night at Cinemark greenwood corner and I kept getting bitten by bedbugs…read more After the movie ended .there were raised bumps all over my under arm. We told the manager ( redhead kid couldn't be old enough to drink yet) asked the seats.went and checked himself and came back and said he saw nothing.gone for maybe 90 seconds.Well look at my arm! There's proof. We drove home. Went in the bathroom. Both stripped and put our clothes in bags. Showered. Don't go there! The ticket prices aren't worth getting bedbugs! And then being called a liar by a kid running the place. EDIT: originally tagged Cinemark greenwood corner . THEY UNTAGGED AND BLOCKED ME. DO NOT GO THERE UNLESS YOU WANT BITTEN AND YOUR NIGHT RUINED

Prices have definitely went up in the last 6 months! From…read morebeer prices to the food. Not a fan of the automatic gratuity but I get it. Love the bottomless popcorn and the pizza is still delicious after all these years. Seats are comfy and staff is friendly. Definitely the best theatre only wish it was closer.

Came here again to see another nostalgic film "Pretty in Pink" in honor of Valentines weekend…read more Cannot believe it's the 40th anniversary already! Very sad to hear the GM Dagmar is retiring next month. She's the best!! Shared the Steak Frites, Chicken Tenders and Queso with my husband. We drank Ash & Elm Fleeting Youth Cider and Blake's Triple Berry Jam.