MJR Partridge Creek Digital Cinema 14

This MJR is just like any other MJR — except for the fact that it always seems exponentially more busy here than at other theaters. That is understandable considering where it is, around all the hustle and bustle of Partridge Creek and the stores in that vicinity.
Parking is harder to come by here, especially in the warmer seasons where everyone and their mother is at the mall. And just a word of advice: you might want to show up for movies at least 15 minutes early or else you may be SOL when finding seats for multiple people. We went to see «The Revenant» on a Saturday evening around 6:30 p.m. when it was 15 degrees out, and we probably got the last pair of seats that were together. If there were three of us we would have been screwed.
Also, if you purchase large Icee’s or popcorn you get one free refill. Beware the bathroom breaks halfway through your show.

I DO NOT recommend to friends or family manager was rude. Left over food was on my movie seat got food all over my new outfit. I spoke with the manager she lauged in my face. She was so rude! The place smelled really bad I wanted to cry. The chairs are so old my back is stil in pain!
I DO NOT recommend MJR Partridge Creek Digital Cinema 14 to friends or family !!!

Even though other companies in the area such as Emagine, AMC, etc. MJR is still a very good theater chain especially this location. I was just here recently to see The Walk, and after being to Emagine especially, MJR is still one of my favorite movie chains. The prices are pretty cheap for an afternoon show, the popcorn was pretty fresh, and the theater I was in was pretty nice.
Overall, I think MJR is still a popular theater chain in Michigan as it still should be. Even though Emagine has really stepped up in their game, MJR did not give up, they still provide a great movie experience. And who doesn’t love clapping along to the theme song, it’s what reminds you of MJR

Went to the movies today. I always like to go to this one at Partridge Creek. It’s usually a good experience. Last time and today the popcorn was stale. It was to crowded with younger guys with no respect for others around them. They were talking so much and on their cell phones it was so distracting. Maybe in just getting to old. …I hope I was never that disrespectful when I was young. I took popcorn back to the concession stand and they gave me more. …it was the same stale stuff. I’m not going to say don’t go there because i think this place is mostly much better than today and someone’s you have bad luck with where you sit.

1^st time here. Actually did not know it was here. Kinda clean, friendly service, lots of room in the seats. Saw Ted 2 and laughed my ass off.

Great theater except when trying to find a parking spot! Other than that it’s clean and has new movies. Popcorn is yummy too.

This movie is probably at the most convenient place: inside a mall and next to a bar, perfect for parents that want to drop their kids off.
Place is very spacious. Unlike other MJR theaters, I don’t feel squashed as I’m waiting in line at the box office or concession stand.
Prices for tickets are the same as other locations– except student prices. These are $ 1 more compared to the Chesterfield location.
Concession stand has more options than Chesterfield. They finally have a large combo that includes a large icee. I thought I would never see the day! Not to mention they have a larger candy section and even sell pizza at the concession stand, not that that is something I would eat at a movie theatre but it’s another option.
Theatres are small but the seats are newer and they don’t hurt my booty. Get to the theatre early so you have a good seat.
Sign up for the rewards card for awesome deals.

First time here and at Partridge Creek, I went here for a screening today. Seats are a little more comfortable than MJR Marketplace’s and the place has the same setup, for the most part.
My movie got out around 9:30pm and there were a lot of teens and others waiting to get in, I bet they get a lot of traffic since they’re right in the mall. I’d like to come back here again and do some shopping and then see a movie.

I had a great experience here. I came to see Spider-​Man 3D. The ticket guy was amazing he explained the various movies to the folks in front of us and me and my companion so eloquently. He seemed to really enjoy his job (Nd movies).
I like that there are free refills on each popcorn size.
I must admit I was. Startled by the clapping during the intro Nd fearful that I’d find my experience less than enjoyable with all the kids in the audience, but everything worked out. I loved it and being from DC where prices are jacked up, I couldn’t believe that we goggles two 3D movie tickets for 15.00 that’s how much it usually is per person in my hometown.

Location: Partridge Creek Mall
Following a Saturday afternoon of shopping and enjoying a nice meal at Partridge Creek Mall, two of us decided to finish the day with an evening movie. For various reasons, I usually visit the MJR theaters at Chesterfield Crossing, even though this location is closer to my home.
I found the day was complete after sitting in their theater. The rates were the same, the concession stand was pretty efficient and overall, it was a great experience. And yes, the MJR (clap-​clap-​clap) was alive and well in the theater! If you have never witnessed the hometown, spontaneous, MJR clapping, it really sets the stage for a pleasant experience.
Student and Military discounts offered. 30% military discount was offered.
Thanx MJR!

Cheap $ 6 matinée tickets on a weekend in the middle of Partridge Creek. Rickety seats that make you feel like you’re gonna fall backwards and land on your head. Blah service with no emotion; you almost wanna poke them to see if they’re actually alive. Yeah, that pretty much sums up our experience at the MJR Cinema on a Saturday.
We caught a 5pm showing of Bad Grandpa here, and the theater itself was okay. Temperature wasn’t an issue, we didn’t feel stuffy and claustrophobic. Plenty of space, and that was for a smaller theater. It definitely could have been cleaner because there were so many scraps of paper, food crumbs, and popcorn kernels scattered all around, but it wasn’t atrocious. You gotta be careful though.
I see that their rewards program is pretty good, and they have great concession deals, but considering that this place is in Partridge Creek, it could definitely use a makeover. A little more freshness and perhaps just a thorough scrubbing would fix it, and with so many neighboring movie theater options, even more incentive to do so.

With three boys (one still in diapers) and a nephew that lives with us, we rarely get a chance to make it to the movies. So imagine my surprise when we earned a free ticket through MJR’s rewards program. Me and my husband were so excited, we decided to make it a date night with just the two of us!
One reviewer claimed the rewards are bogus because you have to buy 20 tickets before you get a free one — I would have to disagree. I have a family of 6 — I only took my kids to the movies twice and got rewarded with a free ticket and date night with my husband — that’s the best reward to me : —

First time here, not bad, a lot smaller inside then it looks outside (it might just be me.) The cashiers (Tickets and concession stand) were very friendly, informative and helpful. The theater was nice (it was dark in there, hardly any light and they weren’t playing anything on the screen yet, were were early) the seat were not as comfortable as they are at Van Dyke and 15 mile location and the popcorn was a little on the stale side, not a lot but just enough to notice. the movie was clear and the sound was excellent. the place is very clean inside and out.

This is an OK theater with a good rewards system (and free popcorn Tuesdays). But the best thing it has going for them is the convenient location within Partridge Creek. The good qualities stop there. The last time I went, they didn’t seem to have their stuff together.
We were in one of the smaller theaters, where you walk through a set of double doors from the main hallway that make you wonder whether you’re headed to the right place. That day, crap was everywhere. Boxes, upon boxes of inventory like cups, napkins and whatever.
I understand these things have to get done but isn’t there a more efficient way to do this rather than having them strewn about in the hallway? It wasn’t like we had to weave through the boxes, but they weren’t exactly neatly stacked or pushed against the wall. And it’s not like they were in the middle of unloading them. It was as if someone left in the middle of unpacking everything.
Then there was the actual theater room itself, with its too-​creaking chair that I felt if I was 20 pounds heavier, would break. And it was rather stuffy for a humid day. I thought I was having hot flashes until I overheard someone asking whether it was hot in there. It was.
Definitely not my first choice of theater.

Another place we go to when I visit the fam in Macomb, all in all this is a pretty good theater.
Seating is comfortable and elevated enough that there’s no heads in the way, good for us short people. The theaters are fairly clean with a minimal amount of popcorn and sticky crusties on the floor — bonus points for my sneakers not sticking to the ground too.
While just about every theater is getting more and more expensive to watch a movie at, this is one of the few where the prices an experience are close to matching up, screens are large and picture clear, the sound is crisp and bass is well balanced. The ticketing and concession area is open and there have usually been enough employees to keep the people in lines flowing whether it be for tickets or snacks. Movie snacks… still over priced like everywhere else though… I hate paying $ 10 for popcorn, that’s just ridiculous.
All in all though, I’ll definitely be going back if I’m visiting and the Fam decides to catch a flick.

Usually to to another theater but power was out due to a wind storm. Over to the MJR at Partridge Creek. Of course, anything related to Partridge Creek is a nightmare when it comes to parking and we knew that going in, but the Theater seems SO FAR away from the parking lot when thre is a 4° wind chill!
The ticket line moves quick and they have electronic Kiosks with no wait if you choose. Their loyalty program sounds pretty good as it was described to us by the cashier — a free movie after five tickets purchased. Sounded a little generous to me so I checked it out on their website. It’s actually a free medium popcorn after five tickets. It takes 20 tickets to get a free one.
Lines at the concession stand were plentiful, and moved quickly. They serve Pepsi products which is an automatic plus for my wife p. The popcorn was fresh, but it was half crumbs and kernels. (Ouch, my tooth!). Ended up dumping most of the bag and going back for a free refill which was much better!
But here are the two reasons that provide the meat of my less than stellar review:
* The theater has signs all over stating that those using recording devices, cell phones or texting will be ejected and possibly prosecuted. While I love the idea of slapping cuffs on the rude SOB texting in front of me during the movie, I’m certainly not going to get up and go find a theater employee to eject someone, There’s no enforcement, so all the signs do is create an unfriendly atmosphere. The signs make it obvious that this has been an ongoing issue for this theater — and we experienced it as an issue — but the signs by themselves will not make the program go away.
* I found the seats uncomfortable. This caused me to change positions and fidget during the 2 hour 45 minute movie we saw. I’m sure this was as distracting to other patrons as it was to myself. I figure I could handle the seat for about an hour and a half, so I probably would have been more positive if we had chosen a shorter movie.
Overall, I wouldn’t mind coming back to this theater, but I’ll be choosy about what I see at this location.

I won’t speak for the patrons, as obviously the theatre has no control over them. Though if they adopted a reserved seating plan they’ll find it filters out the idiots from the filmgoers.
Went to see Lincoln. Screen was small but we’re a few weeks out now. Hideous fluorescent lights set waaaayyyy too bright, all during the trailers. The audio is blaring but you can’t see a thing. Guess what MJR? Those trailers are meant to be an enjoyable part of the moviegoing experience, and on top of that they are supposed to entice more people to COME TO YOUR THEATRE. If you’re not ready to turn down the lights, you’re not ready to play trailers.
Finally, after the trailers and all the MJR ad nonsense passed, the lights went down. Audio for the feature was about 15% lower than the ads, now forcing the movie sound to compete with people’s popcorn bags and candy wrappers.
Once people settled down more the audio was clear enough. Picture seemed sufficiently bright, however: the film was clearly cropped from its intended aspect ratio. At first things here and there seemed a bit oddly framed, the dead giveaway were the cut-​off titles during the film.
2 stars for cleanliness and chair comfort, but honestly: if the theatre wants to compete for my film going dollar vs. becoming extinct to home video (where I have NONE of these problems) give all of the above some thought. Serious thought.

I really like this theater. The seats are very comfortable and I have never had an issue here. Although I am getting to the point where I may cut down on the visits.
The popcorn is great and when you get the white cheddar seasoning just right it makes the movie. However, yet again they have raised prices and it is beyond ridiculous. nearly $ 6 for a popcorn and $ 9.75 for the combo.
Going to the movies without getting popcorn is just un-​american. :-)

I’m torn.
Yes, this is a nice looking new place to see a movie.
Yes, people do clap during the jingle and it surprises and pleases me every time.
Yes, obnoxious parents bring their kids to movies they shouldn’t.
Yes, people still don’t turn their ringers off.
I used to love going to the movies but it seems like every time I go to a theater the last 5 years that isn’t IMAX and didn’t cost over $ 10 to get in to it is filled with rude people who don’t care about anyone else in the building.
Yes, I am talking to the mom of the toddler who after repeated shusshing told someone «I paid too so shut up and mind your own business.»
Classy.
I’m pretty sure if I told her to shut her kid up and she said that to me there would have been a «scene» and I think my wife would agree.
Overall, the theater is great but the patrons suck!!!

Seemingly normal theatre until the lights go down and the MJR official commercial comes up on the screen.
Apparently it’s the thing to sing along to the MJR jingle and clap several times on the beat.
Not your every day movie going experience. Strange… strange… Clinton Township kids.