Malco Wolfchase Cinema

It’s old and in need of a renovation. It smells musty. The seats are small. There is no stadium seating (at laest not for the screen where I was).
Customer service is not good: We decided to see a movie after doing some shopping. When purchasing our tickets we were told we could not bring our shopping bags in with us. I think that’s ridiculous because the theater is located in a shopping mall.
I’m giving it 2 stars instead of 1 star because at least the ticket prices are a little lower here than at the other Malco locations.

It’s really convenient to stop by the theater at the mall after a long day of shopping. They also tend to still be playing movies that are no longer playing at other theaters. I will say it’s not the nicest theater, I mean really, it’s old. The rooms are strange because the isle is right down the middle of the seats so you can’t exactly sit in the ‘middle’. It definitely isn’t my first choice in theaters, but it gets the job done.

This place was just okay. I went to an afternoon showing of Tomorrowland and the tickets cost $ 6.50 which wasn’t a bad deal. For refreshments they have your typical popcorn and candy snacks. They also have coca cola products and water for you to purchase as well as blue and red slush drinks. As for the theater itself, it is pretty old. As we walked in to get our seats, there was a pretty funky smell. However, thankfully it went away after a while. Also the theather it was a pretty small and the seats weren’t so comfortable. Overall, for the price it wasn’t terrible but I probably wouldn’t be seeing any movies here again.

Bring your own popcorn (lol)
because theirs seems to stay old and they will not make anymore…

When the mall opened, this was the be all end all premier place for movies. Guess being flanked by newer multiplexes Stage on one side and Cordova on the opposite side of the Germantown corridor nowadays makes this place the afterthought. We ventured here as the only place that was screening Snowpiercer. The concession stand was Spartan and not as varied as Paradiso or Ridgeway. One of the flat screens showing previews was malfunctioning, so you get a «Predator Infrared» image of coming attractions. The place felt like a ghost town. The auditorium was not cleaned thoroughly, as there was trash on the armrests and sticky mess all over; and the seating felt dated. If this place is to get a new lease on life, it should be revamped, modernized, delegated to art house or second run features, or just shutter it. Seems like Malco is stuck with this lease and they’re just going through the motions with this movie house. You have my money in other properties, but if given a choice of seeing anything here or waiting for the home release, I’ll skip the mall and wait.

This theater is outdated-​no stadium seating, and it doesn’t have a lot of new releases. However, you can find some limited release shows here every once in awhile. Plus, it’s the closest theater to us, so I can’t complain too much. At least it’s clean, and the seats aren’t too uncomfortable.

Went on a low-​attendance night, so I don’t know if this is typical. I enjoyed it. Noise level, temperature and lights were all good. Restrooms were clean and well stocked. Staff was helpful.

Okay, I’ve been here a few times for movies. The Malco Wolfchase often has movies playing that other theaters do not, so usually when I’ve forgotten one I want to see, this is where I go.
This is your typical movie theater. Nothing special. Some of the theaters are stadium seating, some are not. It’s really unimpressive in my opinion.
The last time I was here, the restrooms were atrocious. Toilet paper everywhere, one stall had mysterious water on the floor (I hope it was water…) and there were no paper towels. Yuck.
This particular location is also running rampant with obnoxious teenagers, since it is located within a mall.
Save yourself some grief, and drive two miles to the Malco on Stage Road. That one is much better cared for.

This cinema is located inside of the quite nice Wolfchase Galleria mall. If you have small children, or know any adults that act like children, they’ll enjoy riding the pretty awesome indoor carousel just outside of the theater, pre or post show.
The theater itself is comfortable and clean. It’s your basic this-​candy-​and-​drink-​costs-​more-​than-​it-​should cinema, but aren’t they all? And if you’re fortunate, you’ll get to see a new release in one of the theaters with stadium seating, which is state-​of-​the-​art. However, not all of the theaters are equipped with the enormous screens as they are at other cinemas in the area.
The restrooms are clean, no rogue toilet paper on the floors, and the seats in the theaters themselves are comfortable. It’s a nice place to go on a whim after you get your shop on.