Imagine all the people, comfortably spaced out at the quiet movie theatre…read more Imagine Cinemas offers the same big screen showings at a smaller independent venue. This theatre has been around and the most unique aspect is its comfortable leather recliner seats that are well-spaced apart. Just reserve near the front rows for the big screen experience. The theatre visitors are sparse and tickets can be ordered online ahead of time, before pickup at the gates. The screen is bright although it has a slight reflection during bright scenes. We do enjoy the convenience of coming to this theatre. This spot does have its quirks including the iffy restroom reviews & age-insensitive horror flick poster near the first auditorium. But all-in-all I'll be back for another movie night.

This Theatre may have comfortable seating but it is filthy…read more I can not believe the place hasn't been shut down by the Health department! The Ladies washroom was worse then a Gas Station.

Looking for something different to do in the city? The Jury Experience at the Royal Theatre is a…read moreunique and engaging way to spend an evening. While the event itself was relatively short, just over an hour, I found it surprisingly immersive from start to finish. We selected the trial involving a driverless car that had been involved in an accident with a cyclist, a scenario that felt both timely and thought-provoking. With the purchase of your ticket, you agree to be sworn in as a juror and are asked to make decisions just as a real jury would. The cast was excellent, with convincing performances from the judge, prosecution, defence counsel, witnesses, and other courtroom participants. Their performances helped bring the case to life and made the experience feel authentic. The evidence and data presented throughout the trial were educational and challenged the audience to think critically about emerging technology, responsibility, and decision-making. One of the highlights was the opportunity to discuss the case with fellow "jurors" seated around you. As the trial progressed, QR codes were displayed on screen, allowing audience members to participate in live polls through Mentimeter and compare their responses with the rest of the room. This interactive element really made you feel like an active participant rather than simply an audience member watching a performance. The Royal Theatre was also a great venue for the event. Its central location means there are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby if you'd like to grab a drink or bite to eat before or after the show. Overall, a fun, interactive, and thought-provoking experience that's well worth checking out if you're looking for something beyond the usual night out.

Visited cause of Jiaoying Summers was in Toronto…read more The staff was friendly. It was pretty spacious than what I am expected. I got their pricey small popcorn (price was expected). If you happened to bring a water bottle, they will be able to fill it up with water.

Coolest Theater in town. Reserved seating. Amazing seats…read more Great movies. And great prices. My kids love it here. The civilized way in seeing a movie. No fights. No lines. No people taking out rows of seats for their friends. The way it used to be.

I like it because it's close to my parents house and when i was in high school this is where all…read morethe trouble makers hung out. We smoked here away from our parents' judgmental eyes... BUT now i see that the troublemakers are nothing but a bunch of losers with saggy pants. They make the theater less enjoyable. TAKE OUT THE TRASH, ELGIN MILLS THEATER! Which is called Empire Theaters - Elgin Mills by the way, but no difference - same place. Screens are sort of small, but it's cozy and smelly and perfect for a back row make out sesh.

My final visit to SilverCity Newmarket was to see "Barbie," a film that changed our media landscape…read moreforever. The picture and sound quality are average, which is what I expect from a suburban multiplex cinema like this. The seats are identical to the ones at my new closest theatre, Cineplex Empress Walk. If you live in or near Newmarket, I recommend you check it out yourself.

This theatre is very out dated and run down. The seats are small and uncomfortable and they do not…read morerecline/lean back like most theatre seats. We sat on the top row and the bottom quarter of our screen was cut off by other seats. Not a lot of options for snacks and food but cashier was very friendly. Poutine was good but took awhile to make as the other workers stood around gossiping. Most of their candy/chocolate options were sold out or limited most of the shelves were filled with merch and toys. The bathrooms were just as bad. First and last time visiting this location if I can help it.

Went to the Cineplex Markham location to watch a movie at VIP. Ordered a Thai Chicken Wrap with…read morefries. The wrap was a little spicy, thought it would be on the sweeter side. The staff were pretty quick in providing the food and were attentive to our requests. The theatre in the VIP section is pretty spacious and clean.

I should have stopped my girlfriend from ordering too many beef tacos before watching The Substance…read more(2024). Otherwise, the service and pool table were great. I love the vibe, too. I usually do not like Cineplex (in contrast to Imagine), but this location is pretty good compared to Silvercity & Empress Walk

Silver City Richmond Hill USED to be one of my fav theatres to see a movie, until this past weekend…read moreto see Deadpool & Wolverine with the fam. This was my first time back to these theatres- actually any movie theatre since the end of 2019 and Covid. What surprised me the most was how the lobby area has not changed at all, out dated games, cold unwelcoming entry, same self serve counter and 1 person standing at a kiosk to take your tickers before you get to the ridiculously expensive concession stand. What annoyed me the most was paying $52 for 2 kids and 2 adults and then $75 at the concession for: Combo w/ 2 regular drinks, large popcorn and 1 candy - $27.99 2 kids combos at $10.99 each (smaller trays) 1 regular popcorn at $8.75 (smaller bags) 1 pack of candy $6.77 First of all, the fact that what they call a large popcorn now is a JOKE! This same bag used to be wider and much more popcorn! Same with the regular size. No more free refills, although people were freely walking over and refilling. This is insulting considering the cost of a large drink is $6.75. I will never return to a theatre and purchase anything from the concession stand. The popcorn was stale, the pop was flat and the bags of candy, I can get those at Dollarama or Walmart for $2.50 per bag. I did expect it would be expensive, but I did not anticipate that everything had shrunk in size for drinks and popcorn. Makes sense now why it was so empty there. Not even worth it to collect Scene Points anymore. There was 10% off the concession which is a thing of the past since the program got revamped during Covid. I was really hoping that since Covid that there would be improvements considering the movie theatres took a huge hit during the lockdowns and closures. We enjoyed paying $6.99 to $24.99 ordering home premieres at home and buying our own snacks. As a family of 4 movie night was costing us under $40. At a theatre it's ridiculous to pay $125. With these prices they have made their money back tenfold. Movie was amazing, easily 5 stars for me. The only reason I gave the theatre 2 stars is I love the idea of choosing my seats in advance or when I pay there. I don't have to worry about rushing to catch a show if I pay in advance. Will I go back? Yes, fun with the fam. BUT I will be there bag in hand with my own snacks and happily seeing movies at Markham VIP because I can choose my seats in advance and not worry that if I'm late that all the good seats are gone.

I don't usually come all the way out to this theatre unless there is a new Chinese movie showing…read more We came here yesterday during the day, and we were the only ones at the theatre lol. The gentleman checking us in was friendly and courteous. I think he was also the one who started our movie, and cleaned up after when the movie was done XD There are no more staff selling tickets anymore; they are all done at the ticket kiosks right when you enter. The gentleman scanning the tickets also stands in the very front near the entrance doors. After you enter, you can then purchase your snacks and drinks, and play arcade games. This theatre seems to be in the middle of getting rid of their red old/dirty theatre seats - I guess it is finally time to change them! The washrooms were also tidy and clean.

Roxy theater is a gem in the world of big box stores and mega movie theaters! I watched The Hobbit…read more3 over the holiday season, and was delighted with the service. First off, if you're looking for a 10 screen, 5 showings each hour place; look elsewhere - the Roxy has only 2 screens (multiple titles alternate in showings). But "quality, not quantity" is the result. The Roxy reminded me of how a night at the movies use to be: * reasonable prices - $10 regular ($7 matinee and Tuesday's) * no price gouging concessions. I got popcorn and a drink for under $10 * intimate showing (seating for 100 or so) * old Hollywood motif in the lobby. Though the Roxy has the old Hollywood charm, the technology is not lacking. The interior is up-to-date, and it's screens & sound are on par with the big chain theaters. I applaud you Roxy as you bring charm back to the Silver Screen experience!

Went to see what could be the biggest movie of 2015 here (Star Wars, The Force Awakens). And for…read morethat experienced the good, the bad, and not so ugly. I heard this was a cool, quaint and original type cinema so was excited to see this movie in a theatre so 'raw' For starters, went for a 1pm matinee, there was a decent line of people waiting to buy tickets, there was only one attendant working the box office and even being half an hour early, and only about 10 people back, I started being concerned I would make it in, in time for the movie based on how slow the attendant was working. Positive point was the matinee was only 7$!! OK only took about 12 long minutes to get in, so there would be 18 minutes to grab concessions and a seat. Seeing the line for popcorn, decided to grab seats first, and I would venture back for snacks after a seat was acquired. Thankfully we did, as the theatre was rather full (two birthday parties) Went back to the popcorn line which was longer than when I entered the theatre, 15 minutes to showtime approximately, three people working the stand.... I know it is not rocket science to move popcorn and soda, but at points all three are serving one customer. More than once. Thankfully people were getting fed up and leaving the line due to the excessively long wait, so moved up bit by bit. I watched one person take an order, repeat it to the person who was next to them, who likely heard it as clearly as I was hearing it, who then would delegate either the popcorn or soda to the third, and fetch the other item themselves. If I did not have my five year old son with me who would not survive a movie without popcorn or drink, I would have ditched this ludicrous situation and stewed in my seat popcornless. But... Got my fresh popcorn, real butter, and soda (two orders actually) for the amazing semi low price of 22$ in a big theatre, that basically is the cost of one order. So into the theatre, one minute after 'start' and the previews had not started. I guess they knew how long the popcorn line was so they delayed the previews maybe 8 minutes. The seats were big and comfortable, semi reclining. With a fair bit of leg room. So that was a plus, and the had a seat booster for my boy, do another plus for that. The movie looked and sounded great, no 3d or imax or collosus or whatever but it was a pretty good experience. Maybe some more experienced staff when dealing with a movie this big on the first matinee of the Christmas break in opening week.. Will definitely go back for another movie, another times and maybe the overall experience will be better for for now I will only say it was alright

Back to good? We…read morealways enjoyed visiting Imagine Cinemas as an independent theatre. But this aging location at Promenade Mall has also disappointed us on 2 past visits with movie showings that paused midway. First time was caused by a fire alarm. Second time the show stopped twice once midway and once at the very end due to fuse resets. Yes, you do get the same comfy reclinable sofa seats, and a smaller comparative audience in the theatre. They do have reasonable prices at this time, including Tuesday night $5 tickets with $5 large popcorn specials, as well as $8 everyday matinee tickets and $8.99 bucket popcorn. We generally look forward to a show for the whole family but hope the facilities improve for our next movie night with a smooth showing if we come back here. Update: recent shows that we've caught here in the past year have gone without a hitch. Only minor complaint is the screen which without glare had a dark spot on the screen that didn't project quite as bright. Skip it or hit it? We'll be back assuming the problems that plagued here don't recur.

Imagine Cinemas here has the most comfortable recliner seats that allow you to recline all the way…read moreback and have your legs propped up. A big plus is that on Tuesdays you can get tickets for as little as $5 including tax. Luxury on a budget. While the theatre isn't as big, I feel it is certainly much more comfortable and a better experience than IMAX seats from a larger chain like Cineplex. The staff has been consistently friendly. Once I left my phone in the theatre during the last screening and the mall was locked, and I couldn't come in to get my phone. We gave them a call. The staff found the phone and even brought it out to me!

I hate going to the theatre to watch movies. This place however was awesome. Reserved seating…read morebooked ahead of time. No need to show up early as your seat is reserved. Powered lazy boy style leather seating. Screens are not massive but work fine. Sound is passable not crazy loud in standard theatre. I think that is ok though as I don't like getting hearing damage at a theatre. Concession stand is standard about average price at a theatre. I went here to watch Avengers End Game a 3 hour movie and was comfortable the whole time. Only improvement would be to have the emailed confirmation be your ticket so you don't have to print one at the terminal. Just to save paper and a bit of customers time. That's just me being picky.