United Artists High Ridge 8

This theater might not be one of the new ones, but it’s still great. Ticket prices are a bit cheaper than Cinemark. They show the popular movies, and a few odd movies you can’t find at other theaters. Get your hands on a Regal Crown Club card!

This is a great, older theater. That being said, they have first run movies at reasonable (for movie theaters) prices, and the picture and sound quality is very good. They have all the standard theater concessions, at the normal insane prices. The theaters are very clean and well-​maintained. Usually not packed, even on opening day, which is awesome. Unlike other reviewers, I thought the chairs were fine, unless you are so spoiled by the Lay-​Z-​Boy type chairs in IMAX sized theaters your butt has atrophied away. Seriously, these are older style seats, but they are clean and comfortable.
The fact that the theater is right next to the miniature golf course and the arcade and other attractions makes this place even better. This will likely be my go-​to theater.

uncomfortable chairs…
had me squirming around at the 2 hour point…
very nice staff, uncrowded (noon matinée on Monday, lol)
(ended up here because of time constraints, walked in during previews)

How to be concise in this review… hmmm… how about boooo. The seats here are like medieval torture devices. I’ve been to a lot of theaters over the years and, yes, I’m used to leather reclining chairs in theaters now but these chairs were made by Lucifer with the sole purpose of making my ass and back hurt. Want to enjoy your movie? Tough. These seats are going to make you hate life and kick a stranger on the way out. I can only imagine how children will react to these seats… actually I’d rather not think about the screaming, whining and fidgeting.
The employees… were like nonviolent zombies. They had glazed over eyes and mumbled incoherently as they moved like automatons and performed whatever basic tasks they were trying to accomplish. It was a bit creepy.
The screen was fine… nothing spectacular but nothing really dropping it into the depths of crapdom either. But the sound system cut out a few times during the movie and seemed like it was turned down lower than one would have expected… maybe because it’s about to zonk out?
With another theater not that far away you’d think they’d consider doing a revamp on this one but complacency is the winner here.
Go elsewhere.

I remember these seats from the 80’s. My neck hurts from looking up to the screen, and I sat middle of the theatre.

Girl working ticket window doesn’t know the names of the movies they are showing. Run-​down, poor sound, screens are often damaged. Can’t reach theater directly by phone: get redirected to third-​party service. Will spend my money elsewhere.

Good older theaters. Cause most people go the the 24 screen «enormo-​domes» nowadays, this theater is a great place to watch a movie in peace.

Older theater, but it usually screens the more artsy movies. The seat are worn and the drink holders are on every other chair. Do not plan on sitting through a movie over two hours. No big deals on the popcorn and soda combinations. Also depending on the film, it may draw more of an older crowd.