The visuals were so blurry, that one could not even read the credits. The sound was very good,…read morebut i wouldn't ever go there again.

I thought because of the updated theater experience I'd be updating with a higher rating. Noooope…read more When we get to the front of the line, a register opens up. The girl at the register just stares at us. So we walk over. No hi, hey, or how you doing. Literally silence. It was pretty awkward. We ordered our tickets. Then she finally speaks after we get our tickets. "Enjoy the movie." Then as we're walking away I hear her say, ""Hi, how are you tonight?" to the next people. Ok. We decided to skip snacks and drinks. Went to our seats. The seats are good but not great. If you didn't know, you can order cooked food now. That's awesome but there's no where to sit your food. I'm guessing you put it in your lap. That's the other downside. I had to smell my neighbors onion rings. Bleh. Not my idea of setting the atmosphere. My last beef is the main reason I won't be going back. I decided I was thirsty. I get in line. The kid at the register looked up at me. I'd say I was third in line. The first person gets there items and leaves. He tells the next lady, he'll be right back. He comes back. Takes her order. Gets her stuff and leaves. He walks away. Doesn't say anything to me. I'm waiting and waiting. I finally look over and this guy is at another register taking someone's order! I was irritated. He knew I was there. I skipped buying a drink. I just wanted to watch my movie and leave. If you want to see how a movie experience like this is supposed go then travel to the CMX at the Mall of America. You can order food AND the seats come with trays to put your food on. The seating is comfortable and not cramped. This location was more concerned with how many recliner seats they can squeeze in. Oh..best part at CMX if you want a drink then you can easily get one. Shocking!

Very nice employees, bathrooms were clean and the theater was clean. Good atmosphere and a good…read moremovie was playing.

prices were really good compared to other theaters, but employees turning on the light in the…read moreprojection booth in the middle of the film is incredibly distracting for viewers in back rows..

Comfortable seating, good sound, tickets reasonably priced, clean…read more Concession rather expensive. Had a great time.

Warning to out-of-towners: that smell around the theater is washwater and biosolids being held in…read morenearby lagoons. The Illinois EPA is investigating. This is totally out of the theater's control; it's just something to consider before bringing a date here. The interior of the theater smells of popcorn and candy! It's clean and the shows go on without a hitch.

Was in town visiting my partners sister! We had his 14 year old niece with us!! With there being…read morelittle to nothing to do in Champaign we opted to go to the movies! We saw Dungeons and dragons, highly recommend even if you don't know anything about the game! Lines were a bit confusing, ticket line and concessions are the same line. So essentially you buy your tickets and popcorn at the same time. Less card swiping, but lingers wait times! The popcorn station is pretty cool! The guy behind the counter was very nice and funny, he even helped me out and only filled my popcorn half way so I could put some extra butter on it, then filled the rest!! A true gem! I was surprised to see how much security there was, we're from Chicago and don't even have that many!! The main theater is HUGE!! Very impressive! Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Movie volume was perfect. I hate when you go to the movies and your eardrums are going to burst! The only sad part was the concessions was closed by the time we got out of the movie!! I get it, workers wanted to go home but my partners niece really wanted to take some popcorn home!

Okay, my old review was when it was still Carmike. Eight years later and it's now AMC, but still…read morethe best in town. The theaters are cleaner and seats are generally in much better condition here than across town. Popcorn is heaps better here too, plus more food options. The ticket + concessions line here can be really annoying at peak times though, and that's the one thing I don't like about this location. AMC needs to get some self-serve kiosks for tickets here to speed that up.

Went here to see Rogue One. Our tickets were only $7.99 each. The guy who sold us our tickets was…read morereally friendly. My girlfriend bought popcorn and a soda. Those were around 11 dollars. The butter station looked messy. They have a few arcade games in the lobby but they are older games. The seats in the theater are leather and slightly recline. The arms on the chairs go up if you want more room. I don't know why but I had trouble staying comfortable during the movie. I had to keep shifting. Maybe the seats could use more cushioning or maybe my booty does. Most theaters I have been to have multiple restrooms but this place only has the two near the exit. It gets crowed after the movie. You have a bunch people standing in the pathway while you're trying to leave. This next bit has no factor into my rating. It's just a random rant. If you're in a theater that is not crowed, what possesses some of you people to seat right near people!? Space out!

Disgusting. The bathrooms are disgusting the floors are disgusting the seats are disgusting the…read morewhole place is disgusting. Clean up your mess

Great experience. Helpful staff. Clean bathrooms. Clean theaters. Well done. So, we took an Amtrak…read moretrip. Had 11 hours to kill in Normal. This is the second time we have gone. Great place. We took a cab here & to Denny's. A great day.

A solid experience. This is an older theater. No recliners or preselected seats, but clean and well…read morekept. The staff were nice. For a Sunday, it was pretty quiet which when it comes to move theaters, I appreciate. There is ample parking and just 5 min from the ISU campus.

If I could give a negative star I would. What kind of theater splits the aisle six feet wide down…read morethe center? If that wasn't bad enough the seating itself was horrid. The most uncomfortable seating imaginable. Did they purchase them from a condemned prison? Because they felt more like torture devices than something someone would pay money for. The neck strain I have from the awkward seating position has me contemplating on seeing the chiropractor. The lights never dimmed all the way. Some bull crap about safety. I couldn't be paid to return. Absolutely the worst movie going experience ever. I couldn't imagine a way to make it worse. But I'm sure they are working on some way to achieve just that. Oh yeah and it was just dirty. Can't leave that out. Thank you SunnyLand Cinemas for the worst viewing experience of my life.

I brought 35 dollars, first I got some snacks that added up to 29.39, so I gave her 30 dollars and…read moreshe was supposed to give me 61 cents back but she didn't.Then me and my friend went up later to get a deal for 5.49 with a soda and popcorn. But we weren't able to get it because she didn't give me my change back. I'm very frustrated!

Carolyn who runs this art gallery is as good as it gets. She's polite, nice, kind, generous with…read moreher time and attention. She has very good art and a wide variety of it. If you're on her mailing list, you'll get invites to her openings which are interesting. Check the hours,but you can always peek in the windows if she's closed. She's very knowledgeable. If you like investing in art, this is the place to go. Next closest is Chicago, Indy or St. Louis. Nice to support a local gallery.

Usually I just want to get out of a set of twin, one horse each, towns like Champaign-Urbana…read more People who think it normal or even alright to dress up in picked colors---none more dismal than Blue and Orange---scare me. If you find yourself stranded and not into Big Ten sports? Where do you go in such a place? Trust me, walk through the door of Cinema Gallery and you will find yourself in some other realm. There are many more colors than just Orange and Blue, especially if you catch some of the glass pieces casting rainbows during the day. Some say culture traveled between New Orleans and Chicago and moved as fast as it could between the two cities once. Something must have fallen from the train and it stuck around Cinema Gallery. It is nothing short of gorgeous.

Really good group volunteer opportunity for U of I and Parkland groups. You get to help out with a…read moregreat Champaign event and watch some of the movies for free.

I attended Ebertfest in 2007 and had a great time. I got to "psuedo" meet Roger and his wife…read moreChaz...he was recovering from a recent surgery, but was very nice and inviting! I had such a good time that I am volunteering to work this years fest!