4DX Review - Jurassic Franchise Continues…read more When I first heard about a new installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, the novice paleontologist in me was giddy like a schoolgirl. That excitement hit another level once tickets went on sale--she fully came out! This movie took a different turn than the previous ones, which I actually appreciated. It wasn't just the same old storyline rehashed. That said, it did have its share of slow scenes that didn't always lead anywhere. While the dinosaur action was fun to watch--and let's be real, that's why we're here--it still only made the grade of a solid C overall. Also, I really wish they had offered it in 4DX/IMAX. That combo would've made the experience much more immersive and thrilling.

Bar service was TERRIBLE The staff wouldn't accept my…read moreofficial Colorado ID on the my Colorado app (as a Colorado bartender it's valid even at the airport) and they said they couldn't serve us and they refused to serve the rest of our party with physical IDS and were disrespectful accusing them of lying. Before this we watched 2 parties be served before us while we were completey ignored. All of are born in the 1990s absolutely ridiculous ruined our entire experience before we even walked into the theater we paid for Emma took responsibility and wouldn't let us know the employee working under her's name. Maybe hire someone who knows how to bartend and/ manage because neither of these employees know how to do so!

This place is such a gem! Super fun independent theater to see fun films at. Loved the idea for…read moreMeryl Streep Tuesdays in May. There's plenty of parking behind the theater, which is nice, and the concessions are pretty cheap. One suggestion? They need new seats!! Theirs here are a bit uncomfy, so keep that in mind for longer movies.

This is an old school theater with all the old school charm. Everything inside seems like it's been…read morethere since day one, which is fine but you should set your expectations. Ticket booth out front, concessions as soon as you walk in, and two theaters (one downstairs, one upstairs). The theaters are small and have the typical seats. I sat in the front section when I saw Wicked and it didn't feel too close at all, it honestly felt immersive. The parking tip: they share the lot with Walgreens right next to it so you can get free parking there.

This is one of the 2 remaining Landmark Theaters in Denver. Great sign outside with a modest…read moreentrance. Lots of free parking with several restaurants nearby. This theater has a large full bar, but still offers candy, popcorn and soft drinks. I am a member of Landmarks reward program. I received an email offering a mystery movie for $5 + a small $1.25 fee. This would make the movie 1/2 normal cost. The ticket person and the concessions crew had no information. It was R rated. I saw Fantasy Life released in 2024. It involved life & times of a New York Jewish family interacting with a male nanny (Manny?) in New York and St Martha's Vineyard. There was at least 30 people joining me in the theater. They also screen older movies like Red with Diane Keaton and Warren Beatty being screened next week. I plan to return.

Nice and clean movie theater! Staff was friendly and moved the lines quickly and the facility…read moreitself was well-maintained! Unfortunately had to take off a star though because something was weird with our seat selection. I'm pretty sure we did not get the seats we selected online and also it didn't seem like the online theater map matched well with the actual theater. Hoping it was just a one time goof, but overall nothing would deter me from seeing another film here!

Great service, attentive, great menu!…read more Parking is limited, you may have to search around but it wasn't too hard to find something. This theater is connected to a tiny shopping center. Service was awesome! It was easy to order food, and had a server checking in with us respectfully during a movie. I think that's a hard thing to do, you've really got to know when to check in; kudos to them. Food is great portion wise! It would be great to separate alcohol & food menus. The alcohol dominates the menu, I don't drink so it was off putting to me. The theater is clean! The seats are worn out, my seat had the leather cracking. Not the biggest deal, but the small details matter; the more pressing issue is having a cup holder in between each seat. It makes sense when it's moving into the next section of paired seats, but it felt cramped & stiff unless I wasn't pulling up hard enough. All in all I'd recommend this spot! Dinner & a movie, big portions of food, and excellent customer service. It doesn't get any better unless it does!

My partner and i love this this place! We are regulars for the Tuesday discounted movie night and…read moredefinitely make up for it with splurging on food and drinks. For the price it can't be beat, what's better than having deliciously (and devilish) food dropped right in front of you mid movie? Nothing! The staff usually does a great job of not being in the way or interfearing with the guests to the side of you and they always let you know when last call is so you don't miss out on those last minute drinks or bites! The only thing i think they could improve on is the hallways and even some of the theaters permanently smell like old food. Not necessarily in a disgusting way but definitely noticeable.

Cool theater with plenty of concession stand offerings and a great movie atmosphere. But wow...$16…read morefor one large Coke and a bag of gummies is wild. Felt like the snacks cost more than the movie.

After 1 hour and 20 minutes and three trips to the counter, our food finally arrived. When I asked…read morewhat took so long, staff said they'd brought it to the wrong seat multiple times and then "gave up." They blamed me for giving the wrong seat number--despite me showing my ticket. No apology. No accountability. The manager was rude and unapologetic. Their solution? Free movie tickets--which are useless since we're traveling and don't live near an AMC. To make it worse, one of our five seats was broken. My wife moved... and that seat was broken too. Over $100 wasted on a completely avoidable, poorly handled experience. If this is how they do business, we won't be back.

Top-notch theater. Came in for the preview of the animated movie, Animal Farm (playing in theaters…read morestarting 1 May 2026). The movie is a satirical fable following an animal revolution as pigs seize power and the farm descends into a ruthless dictatorship-fulfilling Orwell's warning about the dangers of communism. It is jammed packed by outstanding actors doing the voiceovers-Glenn Close, Seth Rogen, Steve Buscemi, Kathleen Turner, Woody Harrelson and more! It is great for adults and children alike.

It took them 30 minutes to get us our food. This is basic movie theater food. It should not take 30…read moreminutes to get popcorn and soda. We ended up missing the first 15 minutes of our movie. I don't know who gets to the theater 30 minutes earlier than the start time.

Don't order food in advance via their mobile ordering system. We did because we were running late…read morefor our movie and it actually made us later. The food was not ready. They asked us what drinks we wanted when we got there because the mobile ordering system apparently tells them the sizes but not the actual drinks we ordered?!? It would have taken less time if we just ordered when we got there. The food and drink was just basic movie theater fare. Nothing fancy. The movie theater was good. The seats recline to almost flat. This is the place to suggest if you are being dragged to a movie you don't want to see. You can totally take a nap! Lol. Someone was having a medical emergency in the exit hallway when we tried to leave after the movie and, at first, we thought we were trapped. But the exit doors by the screen go to the parking lot and don't set off an alarm. All in all decent movie theater. But I prefer Alamo.

Before I started to write this review I read reviews from when Harkins opened in 2018. People raved…read moreabout the much needed upgrades, the squeaky clean theaters, and the sheer excitement of something new. Maintaining those standards from eight years ago seems like a near impossible task. But to say things are the same would be a lie. When I do go to the movies, which isn't often anymore, I come here with its close proximity to where I live. Is it bad? Far from it. Is it great? Far from it. It's as middle of the road as it gets. I feel like you can come here and not interact with a single person. And when you do interact with them, it's like talking to a brick wall. Blank stares, general nods, minimal words being spoken, it's very robotic and dystopian. There is zero enthusiasm and for god's sake it's just weird!!! Pros for me include being able to order an alcoholic beverage and take it into the theater. Just like I'm watching at home. We came here over the holidays to see the second Wicked movie. To their credit, the theater experience is relatively sound. Big rows, nice seats where you can put your feet up, cupholders all around, etc. Even though they put up promotional posters and cutouts of big names and blockbuster movies, it seems like this place is slowly becoming extinct. Is it theaters in general? When I go to Alamo it's more exciting than this! Harkins, this is a call. A call to spruce the place up and make going to the movies exciting again. I think you can do it!

I'm new to Denver from nyc and am thrilled that the theatre is 3 blocks from my home…read more The staff is family to me and so professional. The films are amazing and always changing. It's the only independent theatre in Denver and I will always support this theatre. The festivals are always fun with guest speakers and q and a. You can find me in the sie on the sunniest afternoons enjoying the films from afternoon to the last film of the day or night.

Recently I enjoyed seeing the first episode of The Testments series with the interview of…read moreactress/director Amy Seimetz who plays stepmom, Paula. The interviewer and the staff were professional. The theatre is small enough that every seat is a good seat. The lounge holds plenty of tables and chairs with a bar and concession stand. The location is on Colfax Avenue and there's even free garage parking at the theater and Tattered Cover bookstore next door. I love that this place is local and I don't have to drive all the way to downtown. Definitely check out the Series Fest schedule and other events!

Didn't have food. Young peeps at door friendly…read more Wow heated seats, not the ones in AZ theaters which are very cold. Saw Prada 2 & Tuner here so far.

Great location for watching movies since there are a few restaurants around to grab a bit/eats…read morebefore/after and there is a large lot that has free parking!! The seats recline, which is truly the best. One of my most frequented theaters, an independent, does not have reclining seats and I really miss that when I'm sitting there! They have a fancier bar here that's very inviting, not that the drinks are very reasonable in a movie theater. They even had something I've never heard of, a Gin & Juice canned cocktail by re & Snoop -- ha!! That's funny and seeing it first (and so far only) at the AMC, give it a little more cred. It's also still a small enough place that the bathrooms aren't crazy far from the theaters, either. Which is great. It really is one of the nicest movie theaters in the Denver area.

This theater is ok. I only go here for industry events. Parking is free. It's a little dated. There…read moreis no free soda refills and the snack stand is very basic. There is a small arcade area. The bathrooms are almost always clean and the workers are always nice. I like their popcorn better than other theaters. They need to update their seats, get new carpets and a new paint job.

Getting the obligatory "we're sorry" yelp reply from manager Addie just made me drop this down to…read moreONE STAR. You're concerned about my experience? GO IN THE MEN'S ROOM and see what your "guests" are dealing with then CALL A FUCKING PLUMBER. Check out the oil in the unlabeled dispenser for popcorn (it ain't BUTTER, honey). Taste it even. Get new chairs. Original review follows ... the only way I could have been more dissatisfied with Regal is getting this SHITTY apology. Movie fans: try Landmark. They actually CARE about their guests. Original review. When you're paying $60 for a pair of iMAX tickets on a weeknight, get it right. The men's room (left side of the iMAX): all FOUR URINALS out of order. So a line out the door before and after. Must be a consistent problem because this Regal has white fitted plastic bags with the label "Urinal out of order" printed on them. The seats desperately need reupholstered. Even little things like the "butter" which isn't even a butter-flavored oil, are just worthless. (Actually: how would I know it's for the popcorn? It's a stainless steel box without a label and push button to dispense. Judging from the taste, I'm beginning to think it was 3in1 oil left out by the maintenance people.) Do it right or at LEAST BETTER or close this dilapidated place. Ridiculous.