Great movie theater! Clean, recliner seats, nice concession area, large screens, clean restrooms,…read moreetc. We love seeing movies here. They offer a ticket discount every Tuesday, all day, and also have showings of classic movies on Wednesdays and Sundays. The theater is busy but usually not crowded. It's easy to buy tickets on line to reserve your seats, and they feature all the current movies. We saw both Project Hail Mary and Marty Supreme there! There's a lot of free parking and the theater is handicapped accessible. We highly recommend this GTC theater!

Super nice movie theater. It is spacious and offers all the new movies great snacks and very clean…read more It's in the area surrounded by great restaurants as well.

Very nice and clean, plenty of parking for sure, movie was great, the seating was good and the…read morepopcorn and drink was as well

Affordable tickets, clean theaters, and relaxing seats--AMC CLASSIC Cartersville 12 is a reliable…read morespot for a laid-back movie night. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, which adds to the overall positive experience. The only real downside is the check-in process. You have to check in at the same register where snacks and drinks are sold, and during my visit, there was a long line. It felt a bit inefficient, especially since I had already purchased my ticket online. I asked one of the staff members why they didn't use the mobile check-in scanner, and he mentioned it's only brought out when the theater is extremely busy. Still, the overall experience was enjoyable. The theater was clean, the seats were comfortable, and the prices are hard to beat. Despite the minor inconvenience, this spot remains one of the better local options for catching a movie.

Bought tickets to see Mortal Kombat 2 here because we were in the area and not many theaters were…read morestill showing it at end of May. Only giving this rating because this is an older AMC, chairs do not recline. Concessions line is ALSO super slow. I was able to cut because I have AMC premiere. If you like being bourgeoise when you go to the movies and reclining your feet up this is not the theater for you.

An overall decent theater. Don't bother reserving seats as other patrons sit wherever they want,…read moreprompting awkward situations in which staff were of ZERO help, with the matter. Yes that tainted my experience. Would I return? Likely not

Overall, a good theater…read more Lots of parking, clear entrance. Barely any wait for tickets, but a _long_ wait for concessions. If you have the AMC app, it's much faster to order your food on the app and then go pick it up on the shelf. Leave lots of time for waiting for concessions. As with most theaters, everything is wicked expensive. I went to a matinee, got a large drink and a Coke, and paid $47 and some change. Ouch. Seating is very comfortable, with lots of leg room. Image and sound were both very sharp. Very pleased. Workers were okay. Not terribly friendly, but not sulky either. So so. Mostly just kids doing a job, not thrilled about it, not bummed about it. All in all a good experience, just expensive and a long wait time for concessions.

I was lucky enough to get invited for an advanced screening of Toy Story 5. Tons of parking and…read morestaff is friendly. The theater could use a little face lift as its age shows. A few of the stalls were out of order, but it was clearly marked on the door. The seats were comfortable, but not the most comfortable theater seat I've been in. It is nice that they recline though! Of course, pop corn is a must when you're watching a movie. They have a freestyle machine too. My friend I went with ordered mozzarella sticks, and was quite surprised how tasty they were.

There are two colleges in Rome, GA, so it's kind of sad that there is not even one decent…read moremultiplex. Your choices are Rome Seven or Mt. Berry Square, and it's really hard to say which is the lesser of two mediocre choices. What Rome Seven has going for it versus the competition is this: you are probably not going to be treated like an unattended toddler. Nobody is going to be checking for outside food and drink; nobody is going to try to tell you where to sit in the theater; and nobody is going to come in and remind you to be quiet. The thing is so many teenagers come here on the weekend, you sort of wish that last part weren't the case. Oh well. The downside - there is no stadium seating here and I'm pretty sure there's no surround sound. Pretty sure "The Conjuring" would has been scarier if I didn't have to lean in like I was watching television at Grandma's house and if the tall guy two rows down wasn't obstructing my view. Call me a grump - go ahead, I admit it - but I can't help feeling that old theaters don't have a right to charge the same admission price as new theaters when they don't have the same amenities. Alas, adults are $9 at Rome Seven ($9.50 if not paying in cash) and that's the going rate at much nicer, newer venues. I kind of wish this place would bite the bullet and become a good second-run theater. It's pretty much "pick your poison" when it's time to see a movie in Rome, unless you feel like driving between 30-50 miles to see a movie in a decent theater.

Sitting here trying to watch Aladdin on Memorial Day (opening weekend) - 1hour past when the movie…read morewas supposed to start. It initially began totally silent - movie playing with no sound. 20 minutes in, a worker announces they're calling someone in to fix the problem. A moviegoer had to speak up & request they stop the movie while they worked on the issue. The movie was ruined for all of us. Here we are... an hour later. Movie STILL PLAYING WITH NO SOUND. A customer walked out to request a refund- the customer returned to report the theater refused to issue refunds & could only offer customers to view the movie at a different showtime. This theater SUCKS. And for it to have a 4.2 out of 5 simply proves that Rome has no idea what an actual movie theater is supposed to be.

I don't go to the movies very often hardly ever but I do love movie theater popcorn so I stopped in…read morehere to get popcorn and learned they are a cash list business at this point I'm not thrilled about many large companies, forcing people to go cashless so I will not be back to this movie theater to see a movie or buy popcorn Because they will not accept legal tender.

Horrible customer service and is very trashy the buildings gross the workers are unsanitary. The…read morepopcorn was gross, the tickets were overpriced for the experience, the workers are weird and disrespectful

Tony and I visited Fort Payne on Sunday March 2nd. We saw this theater and I went ape...I love old…read morebuildings and especially old theaters..Love LOVE LOVE them..wish I could go inside and see the decor some history about the theater: The DeKalb Theatre was listed in 1941 with a seating capacity of 350. In 1950, it is listed with with a seating capacity of 500. It is still in use and has been gracefully restored as a multi-purpose venue.

This place is down town fort Payne. As you walk in it is very old but very pretty. The night I was…read morethere they didn't allow pictures to be taken. We go every June to see Jeff Cook there and always enjoy it. There is only one rest room for men and one for women so there is always a line. But for what it is it is a nice enough place. It's kinda hot in there every time we have been. But great to see them keep a old place like this alive.