Their recliner seats are huge and so comfortable! And the restrooms were clean, a big plus! Good…read moresound quality.

This was honestly one of the worst experiences I have ever had at a movie theater. I would not…read morerecommend this place to anyone. The customer service was extremely poor and the staff were very unprofessional and unhelpful. Instead of trying to assist customers or explain things politely, they created unnecessary problems and made the entire experience uncomfortable. The theater itself did not feel clean or welcoming. The place smelled unpleasant and did not look well maintained, which completely ruined the experience. The food was also very disappointing. It was dry and tasted like it had been sitting there for a long time. For the prices they charge, the quality should be much better. What disappointed me the most was the attitude of the staff. Customer service here is honestly some of the worst I have experienced anywhere. Instead of making customers feel welcome, they make you feel like you are bothering them. Overall, this was a terrible experience from start to finish. I will definitely not be coming back, and I strongly suggest others think twice before visiting this location. There are many other theaters where you will be treated with respect and actually enjoy your time.

Great location we come over here often with my kids. They enjoy this place…read more. I wish they would've made the chairs inclined a little bit better and go all the way back but regarding food in clueless I love this sounds nice.

If you are handicapped, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOU!!!…read moreThey DO NOT take handicapped people into consideration when it comes to parking and accessibility. There are only about FIVE handicapped parking spaces among roughly 100 parking spaces. There should be at least 10 handicapped spaces available. As a handicapped person myself, I was very disappointed. I also personally observed elderly people with walkers struggling to get to the movie theater because they had to park on the other side of the mall and walk through the mall just to get to the movies. That is simply too much for some seniors and people with disabilities. Mind you, not every handicapped person or senior citizen has the extra money to pay for valet parking. And even with valet parking, you still have to walk a distance just to get to the theater. I am an AMC A-List and Premiere member, so I support AMC and go to the movies regularly. Personally, I will continue going to AMC Porter Ranch. It is convenient, there are tons of restaurants nearby, and most importantly, there are more handicapped parking spaces available. And this isn't only something the movie theater should think about--the MALL should also take a serious look at its accommodations for handicapped and elderly guests. Accessibility should not be an afterthought. Even when going to the social areas of the mall, accessibility needs to be considered. Is the social experience only supposed to be for young, able-bodied adults? Seniors and people with disabilities want to go out, socialize, eat, shop, and enjoy entertainment too! We should not have to struggle just to participate. If you are handicapped, elderly, use a walker, or have difficulty walking long distances and you want a more accessible movie-going experience, I recommend AMC Porter Ranch. AMC and the mall, PLEASE DO BETTER. Handicapped people and senior citizens deserve the same opportunity to comfortably enjoy a day at the movies, dinner, shopping, and the social experience. ACCESSIBILITY IS FOR EVERYONE.

Greetings to all film makers, cinema enthusiasts, and TV viewers:…read more I attended Panavision's Panafest in October 2007 which was very educational and very enlightening regarding learning how to operate the new 2008 film cameras, sound, and editing formats. While attending Panafest, Panavision showed several fim and video sequences where each cinematic viewer made individual determinations whether the film clip shot was either film or video footage. Pertaining to non-camera industry people: The movie making process is amping up to the highest levels of cinematic productions. What does this mean to cinematic movie attendees and TV viewers? The visual images shown on-screen will be more crisp, clean, and the colors far more vivid tham previous films exhibited. So, get ready to view the new 2008 movies shown at your local cinema theaters and also, please notice the difference with TV shows' productions values soar which will definitely show more impact on-screen. BTW: Panavision's has a film retail store and a retail coffee shop inside where you may buy some coffee, snacks, film production T-shirts, jackets, and other film memorabilia. Have fun learning about film making at Panavision . . . I am confident Panavision will change your views of the way you see film and TV productions in the future. Please call Panavision one month in advance to schedule a tour of the studio.

The products amazing The service very tight…read moreThe location central and easy Would love to come back Would recommend to friend Don't miss out cause this guys rock

Blast from the past! The Retro Atmosphere, Unlike a lot of heavily modernized LA theaters, this…read morelocation has held onto its distinct late-80s/early-90s layout and design cues, giving it a nostalgic, slightly frozen-in-time vibe. Despite the older structural look, Cinemark did retroactively install electronic Luxury Lounger reclining seats in the auditoriums. Because it sits slightly off the beaten path compared to the massive Regal over at the NoHo West complex, this Cinemark is famous locally for being a quiet, uncrowded haven during weekday matinees. We went to watch "Backrooms" a creepy movie about a dimension with endless luminal spaces. The theaters halls matched the movies vibe perfectly! After we finished the movie and walked out, It felt like we had stepped into the horror movie itself, large empty, completely silent theater that's something creepy you notice about this theater how completely silent it is other places play, soft music, especially in the bathrooms. This location is dead silent. You could hear a rat breathing.

Oh my goodness.. we were happy to be in one of the theatres with their newly remodeled luxury…read morerecliners but, unfortunately we saw a COCKROACH walking by beside us on the WALL near the end of our movie! We saw it in theatre 5 and upon viewing other reviews, SOMEONE ELSE had this same exact issue/experience in the same theatre 10 days prior! Meaning there was no extensive cleaning done at all. On top of that, I hated that the screen for our movie was up so high you needed to crane your neck up to watch the movie even when being fully reclined back all the way in the seats. The popcorn was stale with no flavoring and I put a bit of butter because I didn't want too much fats. The pepperoni pizza was surprisingly good and cooked well. However, the rest of the experience made this movie theatre a 1 star for me instantly.

We were here this past Tuesday night, to accept PBS So Cal's invitation of their free screening of…read morea documentary. "Possible Selves", chronicling the lives of two Los Angeles County foster teens; Alex and Mia. Both have grown into successful adults. There was even a followup session afterwards, which included questions and answers with the filmmakers and Alex, one of the film's foster subjects. Very inspiring. We all were treated to a free bag of popcorn and a small soda per ticket. Laemmle Town Center, located within the busy Encino Town Center, downstairs. Take the elevator and you're right there. Crowded but with plenty of parking available, at least on weeknights. There are many restaurants nearby should you decide to dine there before or after your show. Very nice.

This location was the second of a two day Laemmie tour I somewhat spontaneously undertook during a…read morerecent LA area visit. As a first time visitor, the street access, parking and location of the cinema was somewhat unclear. But once I found the downstairs location, it gave pleasant impressions of a simpler 80's/90's time of moviegoing without today's sometimes excessive extra amenities. This feeling was further reinforced upon seeing their offerings of previously used film posters for free taking away, bringing back great memories of old video stores and sometimes cinemas that would give that same special opportunity to patrons. Inside, the vibe is a bit worn, but still welcoming, and the pricing seems to be slightly more modest than one might expect. The film I chose was on a larger screen. The sound was not fabulous, especially for a dialogue heavy film. It was surprising to see the seats had not been upgraded to the popular recliner style. But this also fit with the laid back slightly retro vibe of the place. I hope they continue to offer curated choices for a good while to come.

A family friendly movie theater smacked in the middle of Porter ranch surrounded by restaurants,…read moregrocery and numerous stores. Pros: great location, lots of places to go before / after, it's AMC, lots of parking spots (be aware that it can get packed depending on the day), great service. They have a snack bar, bar for adults, and a nice lounge. Cons: not the largest movie theater, shows can get filled fast, and parking lot can get full during the weekend. Plan accordingly and enjoy!

Been here a few times and decided to wait to really give a fully fleshed review. Alas this review…read morewill be mostly this trip. Cons: I am an amc stubs premiere member and when I was in line for food the employee said "next" and they helped someone first who isn't an amc stubs member. I raised my hand and said "uh I'm a stubs member" and she said "it didn't matter". What am I paying for if it doesn't matter? This soured my experience before I even started watching the movie. Parking also can be pretty bad dependent on the time of day. Pros: Nice new theater with all the amenities in terms of the seating and how to view the movie - Laser, 3D etc. The MacGuffins Bar is a nice touch. Clean inside. Spacious. Situated in a plaza with a lot of food establishments nearby for post movie activities.

An absolute gem of a theater in Los Angeles, always playing interesting and culturally relevant…read moremovies. They are also the longest running Rocky Horror Picture Show theater, this place is a cultural icon. Get on over there and enjoy some great films.

I've driven past this theater multiple times but it didn't seem particularly enticing to me based…read moreon the exterior. But I am SO GLAD I was recently afforded the opportunity to finally check it out when I was granted tickets to a screening/Q&A of Omaha. They only have 1 screen but I loved how it's a great balance between vintage + modern. Usually with the former, you expect uncomfortable seats but I found these to be quite comfortable, with plenty of legroom and good stacking of rows so that your view isn't compromised. The theater itself is spacious AND gorgeous in its own right. May sound silly but I also judge movie experiences considering concession - here, although there are only a couple of operators, they run the lines efficiently and their popcorn is fresh and tasty (even when the butter topping is administered on their end). I could see required street parking being a challenge but I haven't had an issue in the surrounding areas that time, or since. Yes, after this screening I signed up for the Landmark Theatres loyalty program because I knew I'd definitely be back. And already have, for another Q&A (the film Forge). I love that they screen indie films and extend opportunities like this for fairly reasonable prices.

MEH. Last row…read more Recliners. There is a solid half-wall between all of the rows that feels a little claustrophobic. Recliners are more narrow than other theaters so you are very close to the person next to you. Got a medium popcorn and a medium soda for $25! They do not have boxes to pour your popcorn into to spread butter out. They offer you a little cup instead. All accoutrements are self serve. Service is definitely without a smile. Most employees do not look happy. Overall, I would try another theater next time.

It was a very busy, yet entertaining day for me and couple of my friends at this Sherman Oaks…read moreGalleria. First and foremost I would like to extend my thanks to the staff at Regal Movie theaters everywhere. This particular Regal used to be an Arclight theatre. Now it's been Regal for quite some time. Walked in on 6/17/26 around 12:40pm and got a pleasant greeting from Raquel, one of their too many nice, helpful employees. My friends and I wanted to see the movie "Obsession" we were early for the show since it was going to start at 1:30pm. So since we don't drink alcohol, we killed time by the concession stand and got small popcorn, a hot dog and we shared. Once we walked into the movie theatre, it was SPOTLESS CLEAN!! Also the bathrooms and the lobbies all around. The sound system was dynamite, seats were so comfortable, had a small table with a cup holder and the recliner chairs were very comfortable with a back rest and a leg rest. You could adjust them according to your liking. Moving fwd. with the other employee by the name of Elyse, she was also quick, fast and helpful. She told me that the hot dog will take about 5 to 7 minutes and it came out faster than promised. We got both our popcorn and hot dog and went to the condiments section to decorate with butter, ketchup and relish. No drinks for neither one of us. Movie was ok, and the rest was FANTASTIC! Underground parking validated for 4 hours if you validate at the movie theatre. If you validate it at any restaurants it's only for 2 hours. Tickets for a matinee show was $12.99 and for the food, it was $17.16 including tax. Thank you all for everything. It's been a while that I haven't been to a movie theatre. So was very much needed and we all enjoyed our time together!!!:-))

Clean modern environment, nice bar, nice professional staff, which is a shocker; given status quo…read moretoday. One kid makes old-fashioned cocktail way too sweet like candy---caution The mall is struggling, but keep this place going. It's a gym.

Let me start this so-so review by complimenting the servers: they are AMAZING. Not just the one in…read moreour theater, but the others I passed on my way to / from the restroom before the show. Every single employee made us feel welcomed and appreciated. Unfortunately, the theater we were in needs a MAJOR renovation. The seating felt like millions of people had plopped down before us, and the sound was on par with a second-run theater from the early 00s. The food and drink pricing is what you would expect - higher than a local sports bar, but not egregious like an arena or stadium. No knocks because it wasn't surprising. I'll go back if I hear that the facility is improved.