AMC Starplex Hulen 10

Since amc took over I have had the two worst experiences in amp or theatre in my life. Both times the staff was incredibly rude (one worker actually stopped another worker from helping me). Also it’s been gutted, no one knows what’s going on, the computers were broken. The first movie the audio played with no video. The second time our movie was 10 minutes late because they played a four minute amc commercial to brainwash the crowd then we looked at a blank screen for six minutes. When I went to ask what was going on both times I got brushed off by the very rude employees. I cannot stress how rude they were. They also jacked with all the prices, true to amc form. Needless to say since they clearly don’t care about customer experience I will do them a favor and not return, which is a shame because I’ve been loyal to this theatre for years. But if they don’t want customers bothering them that’s fine.

You can’t beat the price, and it sits in my area easy to go lots of movies to choose from

i want to give this place a 1 because it’s pretty dingy looking and smelly, but it’s cheap and near where I live. To be sure, this place is really smelly. Really smelly – «it’s that smell. that smelly smell. that smelly smell that smells… smelly» (Mr. Krabs). The moment my friends and I walked into the theater, we immediately looked at each other… the place (at least the theater we walked into) had a strong scent of mildew, as if the carpet had not been cleaned in years.
I wish I were joking, but I’m not. As a student with limited funds, all I want in my theaters is cheapness and cleanliness – I don’t care if a place has the newest sound system or the biggest screens or big comfy seats or 3D; all I want is a good price and clean/​clean-​smelling theaters. Hulen definitely hits on the former (it’s $ 5.50 for students as of this writing), but royally missed on the latter. Again, I want to give this place a 1, but it’s so undeniably cheap that I can’t overlook that. But please Hulen, do something about that smell…

The price is great but service sucks for those under 50 before noon. They had one guy selling tickets abd food and answering question for those that did not read the signs. I almost missed the first part off my movie. If I come again I hope that have more than one person working. If they do prices alone will get then 4 stars :-)

Average ghetto movie theatre. Tickets were $ 5.85 because we went early in the day. The food isn’t as pricey as other theaters. They ran out of hot dogs so I had to watch the movie starving… only came here because movie tavern wasn’t playing the movie we wanted to see, which was Annie.

Okay, so Starplex isn’t the nicest movie theater, but it’s ticket prices cannot be best! $ 5.50 tickets?! $ 10 for 3D? Yeah, I think that’s pretty awesome. They also do student and senior discounts as well.
I’ve been to this theater a dozen of times because my boyfriend lives in Fort Worth and we love going to the movies! Every time we go, the people working are always very nice and there is never ever a line! We go here for movie premieres and love that barely anyone is in the theater.
I think this place is awesome for what you pay for. Like I said, it’s not the cutest, but if you want an empty theater, no lines, and cheap tickets, this is your place.

Moldy carpet smells, overpriced movies. No thanks.

I chuckle at anyone stating this place is clean. My guess is your movie was during one of those fluke times where they opted to mop 15 seconds before you walked in the door. I know exactly whats on the concession menu before I get to the counter cuz I can see ¾s of it on the floor. Been here a number of times now, simply cuz the show I wanted to see at the Hulen Movie Tavern is sold out or I missed the show time. Pretty much the epitome of ‘I dont give a shit’ cinemas. Hell… the people working there are sitting around doing nothing pretty much every time I walk in. Prices are no better than anywhere else.
To sum it up… yea, I go here… cuz im forced to sometimes.

It had. A bad. Smell an that seats were uncomfortable an that hotdogs were a dollaran taste like it

This is where we go most often for movies. Clean most of the time and the clientele are mostly respectful. Typical selection of refreshments, and all stadium seating.

This theater is within walking distance, so I thought — SWEET! Let’s go see a movie! Opening weekend of Paranormal Activity 3. On a Saturday. I knew it would be crowded and noisy, but it was worse then any theater I have ever been in. This is the epitome of a ghetto theater… people throwing popcorn, screaming, talking non-​stop so loud that I couldn’t hear a single line said during the movie. Someone asked how I liked the film and all I could say was that I’d have to wait until it came out to rent and re-​watch it before I would know.
This was seriously an experience in and of itself. Watching the woman in front of me cry that she wanted to go home, get up to run, and have the guy she was with literally drag her back into her seat and say hush while she continued to cover her eyes and scream and cry. Then the people to my far left have this little gem of a conversation (yelling over the other noise in the theater): «OH MY GAWD WHEEEEERD THE CAMERA GO!» «He is holding it in his hand you moron» «No I think it was the thing, the ghost thing, you know, it got the camera!» «Then we wouldn’t been seeing the movie!» «oooooooh». The girl directly to my left then decided to have a long and lengthy cell phone conversation about nothing related to the movie. There is much more, but I think you get the general idea. … well overall it was an experience to say the least. Not one you’d want to have if you wanted to actually SEE the movie, but an interesting study on the human species none the less.
I know the crowds are not the theater’s fault, but I saw lots of people get up to complain, or flat out leave, and other theaters I have been in have turned off the film if it got anywhere even near this point. I won’t go back here at night, but I may try it for a matinée of a movie that has been released for a long time. It is so close to where I live I’d hate to think it is a lost cause…

Started off going to see Super 8 at my favorite location downtown FW and it did’nt start until ³¹⁄₂ hours later. We decided to go over off of Hulen to eat and ended up seeing the movie here. The tickets were a lot cheaper. Attendants weren’t to welcoming except for the young guy at the concession that saw we were being overlooked and motioned for us to come to his line while letting us know that the woman from the line we were in always acts as if she don’t want to help anyone… sorry ass, and I’m going to lose my job over her.
Me: Hold-​up, baby please don’t cause jobs of anykind is too hard to come by during this recession, Okay? He laughed and took our order of popcorn and sodas.
Making our way to theater 3 and getting seated, the chairs were big and comfy. I began to munch on the popcorn it tasted nasty. Went to the concession to get a fresh batch and I’ll be damned it was nasty too. Got a refund and went back to enjoy the movie.
The theater was clean with a very good surround that really made the movie up close and personal…

I dig this theatre. Great people and customer service. Regular snacks as all other movie theatres. Clean place. I dig it.

This is theater is big enough for a good new releases but not super huge and overly crowded. Typical popcorn, candy, nachos and hot dogs. I like to go for matinees on my day off when there is hardly anybody else in the theater, especially if you go to the earliest showing. It is clean and the staff is nice.

This movie theater is great for a couple of reasons. Admission is pretty cheap in comparison to other theaters. College student discounts are available on most but not all movies. $ 1 hot dogs at the concession stand is unheard of! In fact all the concessions are cheaper than others that I frequent.
The location makes it easy to get dinner before watching a movie as there is a shopping center with a Kroger’s, KFC, a Chinese buffet and an Indian restaurant just across the street. A little further north is a Half Price Book Store too.
The down side is the projector technology needs updating and the screens need to be a bit bigger, but not to the point that this is a deal breaker. Some movies are shown in rooms that have a walk way in the middle. I don’t like that as I prefer to sit in the middle.
Overall this is a great movie theater to make as you regular movie going spot.