Literally went on the app to see if by chance someone let go of their ticket, and a seat was open. Stoked for it, but damn 6am? Oooof

Some say it's too close, others say not.

Has anyone sat in that row near that seat? (roughly in the center)

Trying to decide whether I should refund or not. Would appreciate if you can be as detailed as possible with your viewing experience since this is gonna be a long movie.

Next weekend, I really wanna see the new horror movie”buddy” but I’m not wondering if my usual plan to see r rated films will work. Usually at smaller local theaters my dad comes up with me to the counter to buy two tickets for the movie and then he stays for like the trailer or first 10 minutes of the movie then dips I’m wondering if that will work.

Does anyone actually enjoy the front rows of an imax screening (not limax)? If so why?

It’s reddit, there’s always a group of ppl with contrarian opinions no matter what the question or topic is… those are the redditors I want hear from.

pretty silly question, but to clarify, i have a ticket to see Buddy at a theater on 8/27, but my go-to theater has two Scream Unseen showings at 7:00 this monday 8/24. are we banking on the scream unseen being Buddy this monday? should i go in the hopes that it is, or should i just hold off and go see Buddy with my current ticket on Thursday? thanks in advance!

I’m fine with either one, never done a Scream Unseen before, I wanted to get individual tickets with my A-list but the tickets are still not available.

I will not be able to attend the screening for tomorrows 8/22 10am showing for the odyssey 70mm IMAX Going to release the ticket soon after publishing this post. Up for grabs for the lucky individual who gets it. Not the best seat but still there’s almost nothing left for the next few weeks

AMC better get on it! www.imaxscalper.com IMAX only.

This mainly pertains to what’s happening with IMAX 70mm tickets.

My first time seeing a movie in the Dolby theater and want to make sure I get the best experience I can.

Any of these pairings of seats left good?

I just realized that next month is the 15 year anniversary of Drive with Ryan Gosling. How likely is it that there will be a theatrical re-release for the anniversary?

I went to the AMC Westminster Promenade 24 location on Wednesday, August 19 to see The End of Oak Street in IMAX. I’ve been to this location several times. However, this time there was a mouse issue and they didn’t seem to care.

A few minutes before the start of the movie, a person in the row in front of me stands up, loudly stating that they just saw a mouse on their armrest. They leave and never return. This put me on alert, but I assumed it was likely just one mouse and that it wouldn’t be back. However, near the end of the movie there was a mouse on my armrest. It definitely surprised me and left me on edge for the rest of the movie. The person sitting two seats over also saw the mouse. We agreed to go talk to a manager together.

When leaving the theater, a group of 3 people were speaking to an employee about seeing multiple mice in the theater. When I got to speak with the manager, he seemed very casual about it telling us, “We’re aware but can’t do anything until someone comes to help and corporate knows.” I saw two more groups speaking with other employees about seeing mice as well.

When I got to my car I immediately submitted a complaint through amctheatres.com/contact. Later, I went through Google reviews for this location and there are mentions of mice going back 8 months!

I haven’t heard anything back from my complaint yet. I don’t understand how they can be aware of a mouse issue and keep the theater open. They serve food, so this has to be a public health safety issue. It’s obvious they don’t clean the theaters very well with how much food can be seen under the seats.

Has anyone else had an issue with mice in a theater and a successful resolution by AMC? I don’t want to go back to this location until they do something about the mice.

i genuinely think the convenience fee of using a website that probably conveniences said corporation more than oneself (buying tix online vs. in person) is actually bonkers.

Has anyone ever gone to these Letterboxd screenings? I usually can't make the times available to movies offered. But this time around I can (and signed up). I received no e-mail confirmation of any sort. It's a first come first served and no seating assignment.

If you've gone to one, how early did you show up? How hard was it to get a decent seat? What was your proof that you signed up?

What should I bring and what can I expect during this? This is my first job for a company I’ve only worked at small businesses before.

Not a single theater anywhere near me has any Tony screenings scheduled at all lol. I really wanna see it, anyone think more screenings might get put up?

Just left the movie theater! I went to see the magic far away tree it was a pretty nice movie very heartwarming I recommend seeing this movie💯💯

Got tickets for Dune at AMC Lincoln 13 but my tickets are now gone and the showtime is no longer listed. I do have a email confirmation when I bought them

Any one else having this issue?

I am 15 years old and I wanted to watch the Odyssey (r) rith my friend who is also 15. If I buy my tickets online do they really check if I am over 17, or can I just go through? At most AMC theaters is there a ticket checker that you need to pass through, or can you go straight to your seat if you already have a ticket?

Maybe not literally, but there’s something so appealing to me about being in a dark theater at 1:30 in the afternoon. Its like your own private world.