What a nice event. Free movie $3 hot dogs and 59% off on…read morepopcorn. Very comfortable seats and great viewing. AARP volunteers work so hard to put in these events.

I'm not sure what the issues were today in theater #5, but with only a literal handful of people…read morewatching the movie, the theater felt humid. It actually was much cooler outside in the lobby and in the mall than it was inside the theater; at least in #5. Also, during the movie, Mortal Kombat 2 (don't judge lol), there was an issue with one of the speakers. There was a loud "banging" noise that I thought was part of the fight sequence soundtrack, but then the level didn't change, and it interfered with hearing the actors dialog... pretty annoying. It lasted for about 5 minutes, then it finally stopped. With the staffing cutbacks (self ticketing, no greeter or ushers, limited concession staff), I know it must be difficult to manage the bldg, but the uncomfortable conditions and sound issue, it certainly doesn't make it enticing to return. The overall movie was okay, notwithstanding the issue, but it's been better.

This is a nice, modern-looking theater with meal options to choose from, which makes it a cool…read moredine-in movie experience. The seats come with tables, so you can enjoy food while watching your movie, which I thought was a great touch. I came here to watch Devil Wears Prada with one other person, and I was honestly a little surprised by the ticket prices. For just the two of us, it came out to about $40, with each ticket being around $19.50, which felt a bit pricey. Other than that, my experience was decent overall. I didn't get the chance to try their food this visit, which was something I was looking forward to, so I'd definitely like to give this place another chance and experience the full dine-in option next time.

Do not watch how to make a killing at olino. The movie is filmed in widescreen but when they showed…read moreit it was cutting people's heads off at the shoulders. When I went to speak to someone about it, I was told that that's how the movie was made in that format because it's a murder mystery. It's still a mystery to me who is getting killed. But when I watch the trailer it showed everything people's heads included and you could tell that it was zoomed in because the the screen was not clear. The movie has a good plot and I probably would have enjoyed it had they fixed the way we were watching it but nobody would budge to fix it. Staff at the theater could only tell me. I was told to let people know that's just how the directors filmed it. Unfortunately I walked out of the movie before it was even done. Maybe halfway through. I've attached the trailer link so you can see what it should look like, but we couldn't even see people's heads. Even though it was a top secret movie and we only paid $5 a person to watch it, it would have been great if somebody actually went to fix the screen format. How to Make a Killing (2026) | Rotten Tomatoes https://share.google/ADn58uOaYT39yTT8o

Amazing time Comfortable seats empty and spacious super great movieMortal combat ! Great deals…read moreonline

Food is excellent but expensive. Employees are friendly & helpful. Unfortunately the seats faded &…read moretime to change. The bathroom is not great with several stalls out of commission.

The theater was nice but I had a unpleasant experience with the person selling the tickets. The…read moreolder Asian lady with short hair who was selling my ticket was extremely rude and dismissive. Making offhand comments that were sassy and crass. There was nobody in line besides me and she was really impatient. The reason I didn't give a lower rating was because the theater was nice. But if you want better customer service, you would be better off going to Kahala.

Haven't been to the movies in years. My brother made a suggestion we go watch Michael. It was very…read moregood. From the music when he was growing up to when he had hes final concert with hes brothers. Their is a cliffhanger at the end maybe hes story will continue in Michael part II. Hummm.maybe. on thing was a little disappointing was the elevators from parking to get to the lobby was not in service. Had to go all they way in front on ward to take the escalators to go up. Inside the seats were ok still comfortable but because the handicapped seats weren't available for 3 of us we sat upper area 1 row up from the bottom area. The cheese nachos were good. Support local so when this area turns into lots of condos the movies won't be there any more maybe.

I've lived 5 minutes from this theater for the past 30 years and have seen it go through many…read morechanges. This current version is by far the best. While the days of $1 movies are gone, the theater now has current films at reasonable ticket prices, and most importantly, it's CLEAN. I'm giving it 5 stars because it deserves more attention and support. My only small suggestion: refresh the popcorn more often, as it can occasionally taste a bit stale. Otherwise, this is a fantastic neighborhood theater worth checking out.

What an amazing theater! We had my son's birthday party here and he said it was his favorite party…read moreof all time! All the kids had a blast and even the adults enjoyed themselves. The theater itself is extremely comfortable and clean with lots of snack and drink options. The owner and employees are all so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back to watch future movies here!

$5 for adults? Kids under 5 are free? I'm there! I can't see myself going to a regular movie…read moretheater again so long as I am able to see movies on base. The theater is CLEAN, not as crowded, and the prices can't be beat. Even the food at the concession stand is considerably cheaper than off-base.

Since the reinvention of Water Gardens discount theater in Enchanted Lake, I was on the search of…read moremovie-watching alternatives. My husband had mentioned this theater on base a while back, but I had never checked out. We've now gone a few times. Can check the movie showtimes online: http://mccshawaii.com/theater/. Seems to be a pretty good selection of current movies. Tickets for adults (12 years and older) are $5 each, and the large popcorn is $5.50 (at the time of this review) - yes! The theater can seat 850 people, so seating is not a problem. Thankful for this benefit!

There are recliner seats…read more There are ticket & food promos for Tuesday. The popcorn is great! A large includes a free refill. If sealed in a zippered bag, will keep fresh for a few days!

Sunday February 1, 2026. We came to watch Avatar: Fire and Ash 6:30am showing…read more Plenty parking. Tickets $35.00? Service fast and friendly. Ordered 1 large popcorn and 1 free refill, 1 fountain drink, 1 Icee, and 2 mochi crunch. $46.00? Ambiance is casual and comfortable seats. We frequent here as we live right up the street from here like 1/2 a mile away. We will continue to come here or the Pearlridge location when we are closer to there at the time.

http://www.aafes.com/exchange-stores/Movie-Guide/showtimes-Schofield-Barracks.htm…read more That's the link to check movie times. I'm surprised that no one has posted this yet. This theater is located on Schofield, usually cool temperature, so bring a sweater, and has good seating and sound. Great way to see a movie at a discount.

I like coming here. It's never overly packed unless they're showing a free movie screening. The…read moreticket and concession prices aren't bad for the things that are offered. The employees actually seem like they enjoying their job. The seats are comfy and the auditorium is huge. I wish they were open more days per week.

Mahalo Tuesday is the day to go to the movies at...CONSOLIDATED THEATERS in KAPOLEI. On this day,…read moreALL MOVIES and ALL SHOWINGS are only...$6! That's a great deal! Nowadays, a movie ticket in Hawai'i is about $20. I can't see myself paying that much just to go and see a movie. I also like to come here because there are lots of parking, the tickets are reasonable and the theaters have been renovated with reupholstered recliners. So, if you are looking to save some money on going to the movies, go and check out CTK. You'll thank me for that!

Complete honesty, with the amount of upgraded theaters on island and the cost of this theater, I…read morereally thought Kapolei's original movie theater would not be here for much longer. However, I stand corrected. They upgraded their seats along with the rest of the theaters but still charge a lower price than their competitors. How incredible is that? If you're looking to watch a new movie or one of the classics and not pay arms and legs, check them out. They're still going. One note (probably not something you can do): beef up the lights in your parking lot. Not one can see you!

Access to public restrooms really feels like a luxury here in Hawaii. Huge thank you to Regal…read moreKapolei Commons for providing clean, well-maintained public restroom access. It's one of those simple things that makes a big difference, especially when you're out all day shopping in the area. Definitely appreciated! If you're able to download the app, you can get the Regal unlimited movie pass for about $27 a month. I went on Groupon and found a pass for $21 a month for three months. It's totally worth it if you go to the movies often. I didn't redeem it that much in the three months but it's still worth it to me if you at least go twice. Go every day and you got your money's worth! Plus they have a mystery movie Monday! Oh, and don't skip on the popcorn buckets! They are just so cute. I have a mini collection now.

I purchased tickets via the kiosk, but had an issue with printing our tickets. For some reason, the…read moreother kiosk was not able to print our tickets and there was no staff at the service counter. I ended up asking the staff at the concessions for assistance. They were able to get us sorted out and since we arrived fairly early, we made it to the movie on time. Movie theater was clean and spacious.