Love their summer film series . Just moved to salt lake and this is the idea place to watch new…read moreindependent films . Highly recommend

Why 5 stars? How about 8?…read moreThe Broadway Theater is built on consistency, quality movies and a staff that HOLDS THE CANDLE for friendliness, knowledge of current movies and the best popcorn I have ever tasted. I rarely go to other theaters except to catch a movie that my daughter recommends. You feel like a robot at the Megaplex. Refreshments are gross. Back to the Broadway. Let's not forget the volunteers. Always a warm reception and knowledge and solid opinions on current movies. Buy your ticket on line and stop by the counter as Abby and team ring up the ice-cream sandwich. Free parking!!!!!! See you there

This theater is wonderful. They have luxury lounge recliners, as well as the option to have food or…read moresnacks delivered to your seat before the movie starts! I love coming in late night on weekdays because majority of the time I get the theater to myself! I most recently went to see Elvis, and it was a great one! It was nice to relax and watch the popular movie alone! I had delicious popcorn that was layered in butter perfectly. Every bite was perfect. The theater was clean, and I enjoyed every moment of it! Thanks Cinemark!

Nice service at the ticket stand, but stinky smelling theater. Most…read moreCinemarks are but I thought it being in a nice area there would be special attention place on smell and cleaning in between shows. My seat and the ones next to me had popcorn on them and I couldn't fully relax in the "luxury" chair because of the stench. Mopping the floors will definitely help.

Cute local theatre that has four screening rooms with a lot more seating than I expected (probably…read more250ish seats in the screening room I was in). Don't expect recliner chairs -- this is an old (and classic) theater, so amenities are limited, and the chairs are only moderately comfortable. Prices are cheap for movies, so it's a great family spot, though don't expect them to have the most-recent releases, as all of the films are 3-ish months past the original release date. Tickets were $5/person for evenings, $4/person for matinees, and $1/person on Monday nights. Concessions are available for a fair price -- not cheap, but not as expensive as major theaters. It seems like you have to buy tickets in person at the theater, so if you are trying to go on a Friday or Saturday evening, it's worth getting there 15-20 minutes before your showtime in case there's a big line. But a great local option to support that's perfect for a family night, date night, or cheap solo night to watch a favorite flick again on the big screen!

The Kaysville theatre is a great place to see a movie with the whole family and stay fairly…read moreinexpensive. Concessions are affordable and so are the movie tickets. This place is a historical landmark in kaysville. Seats are low and not the most comfortable. It's ok because patrons show up with blankets and in their pjs. Very casual. Good location, right on main street.

A great service at the front desk we were celebrating my birthday. We went to see Mario galaxy two…read morepeople in our family was sick. The young lady in charge who was the lead was so kind gave us (rain checks) gift cards for the two tickets that couldn't be used. Thank you AMC for hiring wonderful people!

We see a lot of movies but don't come to this theater often. The theater is clean, and the…read morelocation is great. My seat and my daughters did not recline and the sound was way off. We could hardly hear the movie. When I went to find an employee to let them know, the manager came up to me and said it was fine and he would not be fixing the sound. So we listened to the entire movie with half of the sound off. Will probably stick with the Cinemark across the street from here on out.

Clean and fun. Friendly staff and well maintained. Theaters are nice with comfortable seating.read more

and to enjoy something that trauma had nearly taken away from her. He gave our family a memory…read morewe'll treasure for the rest of our lives. Jose, thank you for your kindness, your patience, your servant's heart, and your generosity. Thank you for serving our country, and thank you for serving your community with the same honor. To everyone reading this: if you're looking for a place where people truly care, take your family to Fat Cats in Clinton. Businesses are remembered because of the people who work there, and Jose sets the standard for what genuine customer service and compassion should look like. May God richly bless you, Jose, your family, and your incredible staff. Hope our fellow countrymen show you the respect and honor you so rightly deserve. May God's favor be upon you and your loved ones. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. We will never forget what you did for us. NEVER!! Sorry it took so long for this review, my friend. Moving an entire house as a disabled war veteran ain't easy, by yourself Take care!

We've been on a Monday evening movie night kick and this Megaplex has been providing! I love their…read morecomfy recliner chairs, and plentiful soda options, but I do wish they had more food options inside. The theaters are always clean and sound quality is on point.

Went to see Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning at this theater. The concession stand is…read moreimmediately apparent when you walk through the entrance doors. It's mostly an automated concession stand so be ready for that. Service was slow that day to get popcorn and a cup for soda. It was on a Sunday. I think Sundays might just be a slow day. The entrance to the movie was easy to locate. The seats were a bit tricky to locate in the dark. The advertisements had already began so the lights were out. There were many advertisements and movie previews to sit through before Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning began. Be aware of that delay. The seats are deep and luxurious. I sunk into the seat and felt very comfortable throughout the movie. They had sliding tables for each seat in the row I sat in to put food on while enjoying the movie. I was glued to the screen much of the time. Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning is action packed. I did use a restroom once during the film. The restroom was somewhat easy to locate. There are signs up near the ceiling by the restroom doors. Only problem was that the water for the sinks to wash my hands in did not dispense water. No water for the sinks! So I had to use an anti-bacteria foam dispenser by the door to clean my hands after using the restroom. One other suggestion. The air conditioning that day was excellent at the concession stand. However, inside the individual movie theater, it was too warm. Just a suggestion to turn the air conditioning up a bit more. It was hot outside when I was there.

As a seasoned Sundance Film Festival alum, the Prospector Square theater is always my favorite…read morevenue at the festival. Why? The seats are old movie seats so they are comfortable, they are arranged in tiers so you have a clear view of the screen, the screen is an adequate size, the projection and sound is clear, the ticket holder and waitlist lines are indoors and out of the cold, and there's a snack bar in the lobby. Even better, there's a free shuttle bus stop directly outside the door and the terrific Grub Steak restaurant across the street. Clean, large restrooms too. What's not to love?

Wow! I'm really doing it! I'm Sundancing, gang. Full disclosure, I've been so happy recently I'm…read morebeginning to fear for my Yelp integrity (wink/wink). Everywhere I walk I've got FIVE STARS on the brain. Night two of "high culture" at the festival is in the books & I gotta say I feel about 10lbs smarter already. Prospector Square is far more intimate than Eccles Theatre so the lines aren't nearly as long & you don't have to stand in the cold. They also offer concessions while you wait and you can bring your goodies into the show! Eccles seats a little over 1300 people & is JAM PACKED for each showing. Prospector Square seats about 360 movie fans. My guess is if your film plays at Prospector Square during Sundance, it's like making the JV squad in high school. Coach Redford gives you a pat on the butt and says - "You're getting there little buddy. Now go home, practice dribbling with your left hand and come back when you're four inches taller." I didn't really know what to expect sitting down for this film. The Hollywood businessman who brought me to Sundance told me that "all of these films are kind of the same." I hate to say it but he was wrong! While this film was ALSO very slow, methodically paced & dramatic, the miserable situation was COMPLETELY different. This film dealt with a bastard fisherman who suffered from severe muscular dystrophy and lived with his poverty stricken mother who forbid him from spending time with his childhood love. AND it was in Spanish! Talk about ART! I think most of the foreign films play at this theater (JV). There's something about subtitles that just thrusts the misery of a situation right out into the audience. It's tricky watching subtitles, though. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to being paying attention to the faces the actors are making or the little text that's shooting across the screen. Sometimes I get confused & start making my own faces while reading the dialogue. No matter how I handle it I know I'm smarter for trying. They had a Q&A w cast and crew but I didn't stick around. I was exhausted from reading. Hola Amigo! You'll get 'em next year. So much culture. Prospector Square gets FIVE STARS!!

This theater was what I grew up in as a child. I watch almost every movie that came out here in the…read more1990s and 2000s. I am sad to say that this theater needs another update. While the employees were kind and efficient, the chairs in theater eight need to be replaced. For the price of the tickets, the seats need to be updated--not deteriorating. Every seat my group of four sat in was deteriorating, making it appear like the person who chose to purchased those seats initially bought the cheap item that is intended for home use instead of commercial use. I was honestly disgusted sitting in them because the appearance of the seats gave an unclean appearance. This issue has nothing to do with the employees and everything to do with the manager or owner of the theater in Sugarhouse. The restroom also had toilet paper on the floor of almost every stall in the women's restroom.

Nice theater; very clean, with comfortable reclining seats. I love that you can order your tickets…read moreahead of time and choose your seat, so there's not a mad rush to get there and get a nice place to sit. Takes all the pressure off. Great location for a theater, with nice restaurants nearby. I'll probably start going to this theater regularly. The biggest negative was the service. Nearly everyone we interacted with gave off grouchy vibes. I get it, it's the holiday season and there are lots of kids, but there's not need to be a jerk and ruin the moviegoers' experience. I could also complain about having to sit through 20 minutes of commercials and a further 15 minutes of previews before the movie began, but that's not unique to this location; it's the industry norm now.