Very nice atmosphere and very professional and friendly employees! Very clean and convenient area…read more.Would recommend friends and families to visit.

SM North EDSA Cinemas has worked hard over the years to take care of its customers from every…read moredemographic. They've always had at least 8 theaters, and for some years had an extra 4 (4, I think) at the SM Annex, before it renovated and decided to remove them. Today, SM North's 11 cinemas (10 2D cinemas, one IMAX) boast renovated seating, and they aren't too cold, like they used to be, though bringing a sweater or a shawl is always good. I've watched at their IMAX theater, but I've decided I do not like wearing those glasses anymore. What's really good about SM Cinemas is how easy they make it for you to purchase a ticket: (1) Use a pre-loaded ePlus card, and buy on site; if you do, you join the priority queue into the theater, together with senior citizens and PWDs; (2) Go to smcinemas.com, book and pay for your ticket online, and you will be emailed a copy of your receipt and a QR code, that will be scanned at the door; (3) Debit SM Advantage or BDO rewards points (1 pt is to 1 peso) to purchase your tickets at the ticket booth without shelling out any more money. I've tried methods 2 and 3 successfully and very conveniently. While I have an ePlus card, I have to yet to try that - and will let you when I do. As for food - there's the usual popcorn and chips selection next to the theaters, while restaurants inside SM North close at 10pm, which is a bummer for last show viewers. The next best bet is the outdoor balcony trail of restaurants at SM's Sky Garden; most are open till 11, so you have time to tuck in at least a coffee, or from a selection of bar chow places, burgers, and ramen. Parking is best in SM Carpark, the building in the rear; you can get in way past 10, they won't give you a hard time. To shorten your walk and hit the correct bridgeway, drive all the way to the end if your theater of choice is at The Block, the middle, if going to theaters 5-8; and parking close to the ramp gets you nearest to theaters 9-11.

A unique experience. Had a wonderful time with my wife. It can seem vague what they offer. FYI,…read morefree refills on popcorn and coffee. Drinks are per cup. It definitely is cold, but the blankets do the job. And the chairs are super comfortable. Sound is top notch with 7.1 surround sound.

Most of the time, we watch movies at Trinoma not only because their cinemas are the closest to our…read morehome but also because of the quality that they offer. Their cinemas aren't exceptional, but they are adequate enough that our experiences with them have been fully satisfying. They have comfy seats, sufficient leg room, fine temperature, and good sounds and visuals. They also provide online reservations even days before the movie screening which makes it easier for us to get tickets, especially when there are ridiculously long lines for blockbuster movies.

Whenever I want to view the newest films with my friends and family members, I usually prefer…read moreTriNoma cinemas. Such is my top choice in Metro Manila for several reasons. Firstly, I like the environment of the cinemas in TriNoma. Reserved seating assures an orderly arrangement of viewers inside the cinema. The seats themselves are comfortable, with sufficient room for your legs and baggage, and movable cupholders, which can be used depending on the needs of the viewers. The audiovisual set-up provides the viewer with an experience that enhances the impact of the screened movie on him/her. The service of the cinema staff, from the security guards to those who assist moviegoers to their seats, are generally polite, disciplined, and organized. For instance, they are strict with the exit of moviegoers and the entry of those watching for the next screening time. Although I have yet to see how they respond in terms of emergencies, ample reminders inside and outside the cinemas convince me of the training the staff underwent to ensure quality service to moviegoers. A variety of stalls selling foods and beverages are conveniently available just outside the cinemas, catering to different tastes and preferences of the patrons, although in general, any consumable can be brought inside the cinema. Snack trays and cupholders further add to the organized movie-viewing environment. Despite all these characteristics, TriNoma cinemas have its downsides, too. Buying movie tickets can be a double-edged sword for these cinemas. While there are multiple counters for buying tickets, lines usually pile on, especially during weekend nights. Online purchasing can save up time and provides the choice of reserved seats, although an additional fee for reservations is required and patrons still have to line up anyway. To sum up, TriNoma houses one of the best cinemas in the metropolis due to its organized, efficient system for the intangibles which, combined with a comfortable seating and good audiovisual environment, provides a great movie-viewing experience suitable for people of all ages.

Pretty nice theater. I guess this is a higher class theater than SM malls. The theaters are not as…read morebig as I thought. When paying for your tickets you have to choose your seats as they are numbered. Also, prices differ of how long the movie has played in the theater. We were told to pick from a bowl for a prize. We received a free small popcorn. They have a snack bar with some choices. The free popcorn we received was wrapped in saran wrap but it was stale and no butter taste at all. Blah. Going into the theater, it was more like an orchestra set up, eye level and seat sections in three sections. The seats were pretty comfy but ok quality. We sat in the far right upper side and it was still not bad. Good thing the people here are shorter than in the US!! Haha No one seemed to really laugh out loud like us Americans when there were jokes or something funny said or done (watched Spider-Man: Homecoming!)! Hahaha...so embarrassing! Prices are decent and I would watch here again. [71/100]

As a moviegoer, where I watch the movies I waited so long for is a big deal. The cinema has to have…read moreextensive snack options, crisp picture and sound, comfortable seating, good AC and above all, a sophisticated crowd. Shang Cineplex has all the mentioned factors which makes it my favorite place for a movie date (with myself or my friends). Their snack bar does not just involve popcorn and hotdogs but you can also grab a bite from the concessionaires. You can't bring in food from elsewhere though. You don't have to be in the special cinemas just to experience comfortable seating with ample leg room that you don't have to raise your legs each time someone passes by. AC can be quite chilly so I never go here without proper outerwear. But what makes my movie experience even more enjoyable is that I can just bask in its goodness (or lack thereof) without the crowd spoiling or giving annoying remarks and reactions. So if you're in the mood for a peaceful and satisfying place to enjoy a movie, this is definitely it.

Although this place is the nearest movie theatre for me, I would rather go watch a movie in…read moreGreenhills or Rockwell, especially if it's a summer blockbuster. The film quality is just not at par in this day and age. It kinda feels like the theatre does not use the digital film technology that should be the benchmark today. The theatre house is awfully cold for my liking. Some people might prefer this. Just bring a spare jacket if things get too cold. It certainly makes drinking a shake inside the theatre a chore! I do hope that they change their film quality in the near future. While I can live with the freezing temperature, I sure can't live with subpar cinematic quality.

There are a lot of things that make up a good movie theatre: food options, seat comfiness, sounds,…read moretemperature, screen size, and the over-all balance of all of those. Robinsons Magnolia has great food options. They have my favorite popcorn provider, which is Taters and their white cheddar popcorn! Plus all of their other crazy flavorings. They also have the ever-trusty Happy Lemon, which is my go-to drink in watching movies! So that's a win for me. The seats were comfy enough inside the theater, the screen size was a bit smaller than I would like though. My biggest red flags though were (1) the air conditioning is way too cold. I wasn't able to bring a jacket so I was shivering halfway through, (2) the sounds were a bit soft. I was watching a blockbuster here, with all the booms and the bams, but when it came to words, I really had to strain myself to hear. I wish it had all the elements to a great theatre, but hey, it had 2.5 over 5!

It might probably be just me but I think this is the best cinema you can watch any movie on,…read morespecially the ones that you've been waiting for and have been marked on your calendars since they announced that the movie was happening. Why do I like Promenade you ask... Do you remember the story of Goldilocks? like the one she always chooses is the one that's just right? Well, that's Promenade Theatres for me. It's the most comfortable, the seats are just right, so is the air conditioning and because I've been watching movies there for years now, it just feels like home. I love bringing snacks in, come on, who doesn't? and their snack bar typically has everything that I need. Their drink selection always has something new, maybe to shake things up a bit. So I always try whatever's new and I get myself a bag of chips! Oh and if you or your child needs some seat booster, the thing you put in your seat to give you a better view of the screen, they have it too. If you have a camera with you they do make you leave it with the guard but don't worry because they do really keep an eye on it OR if you're uncomfortable with this arrangement you can always leave it in your car. What do you think of the movie theatres at Promenade?

Movie watching is one of those things that people in Manila tend to spend their free time doing…read more For one the cinemas are usually in malls, so it's a blissful retreat from the scorching heat that plagues the country (every single day). Another is that movies are plain great, cheap thrills... unless you're a total cheapskate and love resorting to torrenting crappy low-res versions of movies. To me, Promenade Cinema 8 is one of the best theatres that Manila has to offer, primarily because it was one of the first rooms that offer the astounding and dynamic acoustics of the Dolby Atmos system. This thing is a game-changer, I tell you. Suddenly big blockbuster flicks are even bigger and better without having the crummy and dizzying gimmick that is 3D. All for the same price as a movie in any other cinema, so why not? The only downside of Promenade Cinema 8 is sometimes, the theatre can get EXTREMELY cold. So make sure to bring a jacket.

Overhyped place. Would rather watch movies at Mall of Asia. People just go to BGC for clout, too…read moremany obnoxious crowds here. There's better alternatives around Manila for family outings.

It's all about the panache.... Awesome spot to go to and visit and just chill and hang out. Shop…read morewith family and watch a movie.

This cinema has the features typical of an Ayala Mall, from the theme and design of the viewing…read morerooms and the comfortable chairs to the snack bars. You can also bring in foods from outside stores, while the snack bar items are reasonably priced. It was the first time I had a cheesy barbecue-flavored popcorn and it was pretty good. The cinema seems too small though, only having four theaters. I expect the cinema to be expanded in the future, given its strategic location in an area heavily frequented by students from three universities. For students of UP, Ateneo, and Miriam, it is a good place to watch movies, but not blockbusters, given how small the area is.

After an empty night of endlessly streaming YouTube movie trailers, my SO and I decided, off the…read morebat, that we wanted to watch Dreamworks' Home. Because who could resist Oh with his hands in the air like he just doesn't care? We drove to the nearest and probably still open Gateway Cineplex10. PROS: This is the most accessible and decent movie place for me. If it's nighttime, like last full shows, and traffic isn't too bad, Gateway Cineplex10 is our off-the-top-of-the-head choice; We like that they show quality local indie films like Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa and Eugene Domingo's Instant Mommy (I just love her!); The audio, video, and even seating of the Cineplex10 are not bad. It's comfortable and you are not in fear of bedbugs. CONS: We had the worst popcorn experience here, and we made the even more stupid mistake of ordering the biggest size they had. They *literally* scooped ours straight from a huge plastic bag. It was stale and cold and I hated it; They just had one attendant available, when there was like around 5 stalls that should've been available. I'm thinking if it's because it's in the evening already or if it's the weekday. TL;DR: Easy and worry-free cinematic viewing experience. Better bring your own snacks, though.