Small neighborhood theater, first run movies, good ticket prices, rarely a line, reclining seats…read more Pretty sweet.

Darling, warm, well staffed, great A/C, low-key fun. Happy to see a small theater surviving the…read morelandscape.

Jonathon at Vintage View Cinema was proactive and timely in his services. We used a 33 foot screen…read moresetup and it was perfect for our event.

From the owner: Discover the thrill of mobile cinema like never before at Vintage View Cinemas…read more What We Offer: - Giant Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Screens - High-Quality Audio and Projection - Delicious Concessions including Popcorn, Candy, Nachos, Nachos, etc. - Adult and Family-Friendly Atmospheres - Blockbuster Films & Classics - Vintage themed Preshows and Intermissions included with every package Special Features: - Themed Movie Nights - Date Night Packages - Kids' Movie Parties - Live Sports and Entertainment - Corporate Events - Concession Rentals - Rock Band Karaoke

Warehouse Cinemas Rotunda has quickly become one of my favorite movie theaters in the Baltimore…read morearea. I've visited multiple times recently and every experience has been great. I recently saw Michael with my mom and brothers on a Saturday, and I've also been back on Wednesday nights to see I Love Boosters and Toy Story 5. One of the best things about Warehouse Cinemas is their Wednesday special--movies are just $8, and many food items are also $8. It's an affordable way to enjoy a night out, whether you're planning a family outing, catching up with friends, or simply treating yourself to a solo movie night. The theater has a fun atmosphere with themed décor and movie props that make the experience feel more special than your average cinema. The staff has always been friendly and welcoming, and everything has been clean and well organized. Don't skip the concessions! I tried the s'mores popcorn, and it was a fun twist on traditional movie snacks. Pair it with an Icee, sit back, and enjoy the show. Warehouse Cinemas is a great place for last-minute plans, date nights, family time, or a casual night with friends. Between the affordable Wednesday specials, delicious snacks, and enjoyable atmosphere, I'll definitely keep coming back.

Upscale movie theater with a full bar, food options, and luxurious viewing experience…read more Came here with a friend to see Backrooms and loved it! I decided to try a cocktail, and it was reasonably priced. Very similar to what you would get in a restaurant, and it was pretty strong too! I got an orange crush (Baltimore classic) and it came with whipped cream on top, it felt like a whole dessert. They also have an entire wall of draft beers which seemed really cool, I will definitely try this when I come back. They have a ton of food options too, you can get a full meal here if you want. The theater itself is pretty small, and the seats are super comfortable. They are leather and recline, and also have the option to be heated, which is perfect for a chilly theater. The day I came here to watch Backrooms there were a ton of teens, and everybody was talking over the movie which kinda sucked. At some points I couldn't hear the movie over the audience. Maybe I just got unlucky with the time I decided to go. In general, if you're looking for a more classy and extravagant movie-going experience, this is the spot to be in Baltimore!

Wow, I had heard that most of the restaurants at the movie theater had closed, but I was SHOCKED to…read morefind that EVERY. SINGLE. ONE was closed down. Shuttered. The fountain in the circle was even asleep. How sad. I used to enjoy coming to this theater and having several restaurant choices to grab a bite before a movie. About two years ago I wrote a review about the decline at this theater, but this really was hard to see. With other movie theaters in the area, I know this will be my last time here. I will be surprised to see this theater still in existence in the next year. Sad. One thing you can count on though... parking in Towson is horrendous. You have to pay to park and that hurts when you emerge from your vehicle in the parking garage to a literal ghost town.

We frequent here because we double date with another couple. It's comfortable and the food is ok…read more The service is great especially my favorite concession worker in the VIP Section. They need to clean the floors better though

This theater, attaches to the Maryland Science Center, is awesome! While the Museum is closed on…read moreMondays, the IMAX is not. I went to the 2 pm screening of Captain Marvel and was the only person in the theater. I gotta tell you, it's pretty cool to have any theater where you are the only person, but in an IMAX, it's incredible. The sound was amazing, the image quality was amazing and the seats are comfortable too. The concessions was open, but they didn't have any popcorn so I got a bottle of soda and some dots ice cream. For $13.95 with no tax, the experience is a steal and I highly recommend to see whatever Hollywood movie they are playing.

They claim to have just renovated this theater, and apparently have started to show Hollywood…read moremovies. We recently watched "Avengers:Endgame" here and here's what I think: PROS: 1) Ticket price is way cheaper than Imax tickets at AMC, or comparable formats at Cinemark, Landmark, etc. 2) It boasts of having the largest screen, and it really is. Very impressive. 3) It's at Inner Harbor, so there are lots of things to see and do before and after screening. 4) We went on a Sunday, and there was a concession stand with popcorn and drinks and other stuff, not much, but at least. CONS: 1) I wasn't impressed by the sound. They said it was surround, but it wasn't. Plus, you can hear other people's laughter more than the movie audio, very distracting. 2) There is no Wi-Fi at the Maryland Science Center where this is located. Which is surprisingly disappointing for an educational site. 3) There are no reserved seating so if you want to get the best seats, be prepared to line up early. For us, since it was the Avengers opening weekend, we lined up an hour before. The place was full. 4) The seats don't recline, they don't even swing back, they are fixed. 5) Others may find parking a problem if you don't come in early. So, to sum up, would I go again to this place? Yes, I might. It depends on what's showing. For me, the best movie experience is still the Dolby theaters at AMC with the clear visuals and moving audio: the screen is not that big but you get recliner seats and reserved seating. It just costs a lot more.

I had such a great experience at the AMC in Owings Mills! I came to see ballerina and HIM , and it…read moremade for a fun and relaxing movie night. The theater was clean, comfortable, and had a great atmosphere from the moment I walked in. One of the highlights was the popcorn deal--it was a fantastic value, and the popcorn was fresh, hot, and delicious. The concessions made the experience even better. The employee working the popcorn stand was especially kind, funny, and welcoming. Great customer service can really make a visit memorable, and they definitely added to the overall experience. If you're looking for a great place to catch the latest movies with friendly staff, tasty snacks, and a comfortable theater, I definitely recommend the AMC Owings Mills 17. I'll gladly be back for another movie night!

Comfy seat large screens. Our seats reclined but when our film was over the recliner decided to…read morestop working.

I recently saw The Drama at The Charles Theatre and was excited that it was showing in theatre 1,…read moreone of the largest screens they have! This is such a cool, and historic theatre and I highly recommend supporting them since locally-owned theatres are such a dying breed. The perfect evening to me consists of ordering a sangria at Tapas Teatro to enjoy inside the theatre alongside some popcorn from the concession stand. Speaking of the concession stand, I ordered two popcorns and two drinks and it was just under $25. Not bad! I will be back for sure.

We took in a well-regarded international film at Charles Theater. It's been a while, and we had…read moreforgotten how low-key welcoming this old film-house is. It has deep warm vibes from the lobby to the theaters, and friendly likable staff. We got there a little early, so, after we chose our seats and bought our tickets, we got some coffee at the wide refreshment stand, and sat a while in comfortable chairs in the lobby, below some sort of balcony, soaking in the quiet calm, looking out the windows at the mural and wall-sculpture across Charles Street. We eventually handed our tix to the attendant and sauntered down one long, clean, postered hallway, and then another offset to the right, all the way back to theater 5. The seats were old and clean, not too-worn, not too-soft, not the modern seats of modern theaters. It's like watching movies in the rec-room of friends you've known all your life,if your friend had a huge screen :-). We had center seats near the mid-front, with a bright screen that filled our vision, and a good sound system with balanced acoustics. Perfect ambiance for the new film we saw, or for one of the retro classics they often feature. There's plenty of paid on-street parking, and well as a lot and a parking building directly across one-way northbound Charles Street. There's several restaurants within easy walking distance, including one opening from the theater lobby, open after 5pm. Come back to Charles Theater for the old-school film experience you didnt know you were missing! Now that we've re-discovered it, we know we'll be regulars again!