Warren Theatre

Went here for the first time, 20 Feb to watch Dead Pool. The movie theater is massive/​crowded I felt like I was walking in a mall, the theme is like an old school movie theater which is pretty cool!
I couldn’t help but to feel like I was in the Inglorious Bastards movie. I guess the theme?!? If you’ve seen the movie you’ll understand the reference. Lol
If your going to see a movie here, I would recommend going 30 min before the movie starts to ensure you get the seat you want, if it’s not a balcony seat. The seats fill up quick!

Theatre was clean, staff was friendly but not knowledgeable or even trained in up selling. I wanted to go in and do the dining experience while watching the movie but the teenager upfront panicked when I asked about it so I opted for the simple imax screening. I ordered a large popcorn and it was stale, like 6 hours stale and when I went to the condiment stand the popcorn flavouring was empty.

Not only is going up to the balcony and directors suites to watch a good time, but just meet your best friend at the bar and drinking is awesome too. The bartenders are awesome. Smoke free drinking places are the way to win my heart. And where else can you get a 32 ounce alcoholic beverage?

The theater has wonderful entertainment and facilities, BUT they do NOT provide Captioning for the Deaf. The Deaf community cannot visit this location with their friends and families because they cannot understand the movies without the captioning!
Hearing people would NOT wait several years for the theater to fix the sound if it was off, too low or too loud. The theater would immediately fix the problem. So, PLEASE FIX the PROBLEM!!! Provide captioning for the Deaf community!!!

The food needs to improve at the café as it has gone downhill a little since this place opened.
The club was lacking meat as it usually is packed.
The potato soup wasn’t hot enough to melt the cheese on top.
Although everything else like was perfect once again.

Best theatre ever! Why 4 stars then? Well the customer service at the main counter is always a hassle to say the least. Very young and immature weasels! If you can avoid, as we really try hart to, then it’s 5 star. The directors seat area is movie heaven. Heated and reclining seating with full food and drink menu. When it’s booked the balcony area is a great choice. Nice large comfy seats with the full menu as well. We are very spoiled as movie goers now. It’s really hard to go to the movies any more in regular seating.

Love the director’s suite, great food, awesome drinks! The heated seats are wonderful, the staff is always friendly. The art deco décor, arcade and café definitely make this our favorite theater for date night and for family night.

Best place to see a movie EVER! I love the dining experience of eating and watching a movie at the same time. Everyone is always very nice and most of the food is incredible! However I would NEVER recommend the pizza… everything else is phenomenal

This is probably the best movie theatre available in the Oklahoma City area. This and the Amc theatre at Penn square mall due to their remodeling. Moore warren has many theatre rooms with two huge rooms with balcony seating a and iMax theatre and a director suite.
Balcony and director suite is 21+ I believe. I have yet to go see a movie in the director suite but I have gone to the balcony multiple time. There is about 15 pairs of seats and there is tables and the chairs recline more than the seats down in the grand stadium. The director suite is more cushier chairs from what I have heard. To get to the balcony you have to go upstairs and to go upstairs you have to be 21+.
It’s pretty nice to get a cocktail and some appetizer and wait for the movie rather than the business downstairs. You can even bring/​order cocktails to the balcony and director suites as well.

Love the old retro feel of this place, and the staff even dress the part, it’s an experience. We enjoyed it a lot.
Plenty of parking as long as you don’t mind walking an extra 10 seconds. The layout is easy and does not cause bottle necking. We did not get to go to the adult area because it had extra costs attached and we didn’t feel like drinking, looked nice though.
General admission seating was comfortable, I may have gotten a little spoiled with the recent increase of recliner seats in most theaters.
It was clean, nice staff, average prices (high) and a good experience for a movie.

Worst movie popcorn I’ve had. The whole bucket was the bottom of the barrel. Obviously popped hours ahead of time.

This theater makes going to the movies magic again. I live in Los Angeles and work in the film industry, and I’d choose this theater over any theater in Hollywood.

Warren is a wonderful theater for both entertainment and comfort. The place is clean, the seats are comfortable, and of course there is always a good movie to watch. The fact they actually have a legitimate IMAX is a bonus as well. I hate going into theaters that boast an IMAX and screen and it is barely bigger than a regular one. Warren’s IMAX won’t disappoint. The lobby can get congested as it is a combo of the ticket selling counter, the large concessions area that takes up most of area (along with those waiting in line), and any lines that happen to develop for the diner. You can feel like you’re navigating an obstacle course. The individual theaters themselves are great. As mentioned, the seats are comfortable. The arms also raise up, but there is a large gap in between the seats, so no cozying up next to your date… unless you enjoy the feeling of falling in between the seats.
The diner has a fun theme and you can either eat there or take the food into the theater. A nice option if you’re running low on time. But the food is marginal at best. For cheese fries that were mostly cold, a quesadilla which was nothing more than melted cheese in a tortilla with a side of salsa, a kid’s meal, and two milkshakes which had little to no flavor, the cost was about $ 42. It’s fun for a one time experience, but for that amount we might as well get better food (and more of it) at a restaurant. Yes I get it’s theater food so it’s going to be a higher cost and it will not be gourmet standards. I suppose it’s good for a dinner and a movie date all in one, but be prepared to drop a lot of money for it.
That said, I do plan on returning and would love to check out the director’s suite at some point. Sometimes it’s nice to enjoy a good movie in a more luxurious setting.

I am in love with this place. I always go for the directors suite. It is well worth the asking price. Its small and intimate and the food is good. Service is awesome. People in the main theater seem to be really loud and not very respectful to others but the directors suite folks are always great people to watch a movie with. The seats in the regular theater are nice though and if I had kids or wanted to watch a movie not being shown in the directors suite, I would be fine watching it there. It is more about the crowed than the theater, which is my issue. Also the bathrooms are great and always clean.

This review is strictly for the Diner. Me and my wife enjoy the balcony experience but the food needs serious improvements. The hostess told us the flat bread pizza was an improvement from the old circular pizza. It’s not, the chicken on mine was cold and had to send it back. The marinara sauce tastes cheap with almost a bitter flavor. There was way too much cheese which gave the pizza’s a spongy texture. Finally, not sure if a rectangular pizza qualifies as a flat bread. Again. The theatre as a whole is great, but I’m not able to review just the diner. We probably won’t be eating, unless it’s popcorn, in the balcony again.

There’s really nothing to not love about any place that plays «The Imperial March» form Star Wars over the loudspeakers in the bathrooms… But I digress.
The Moore Warren is truly a movie-​going paradise — and one that’s worth the trek from OKC (or wherever you might be coming from). And it’s remarkable how they’ve kept it feeling shiny and new with several years under their belt since their flashy grand opening.
This place still makes an event out of a night at the movies. It might not be an old building, but it’s got all the trappings of a movie palace of yore. Uniformed ushers, gorgeous murals, lobby fireplace and fancy pants restrooms. Plus a curtain that dramatically rises before each feature film.
The best part is their Balcony seating and their Director’s Suite venues — both of which are 21+. Enjoy the luxury of cocktails, concessions, dinner or dessert delivered right to your seat by super stealthy wait staff who know how to accommodate without ever disrupting the movie (a la Alamo Drafthouse). The balcony is amazing because of the big sweeping screen — but the intimacy of the directors suites can be fun as well. Especially with the magical reclining seats.
Better yet, the food is actually delish and not too pricey. Bottomless, piping hot popcorn — but also tasty entrees like steak fingers and flatbread pizza. And drink refills right at your seat!
If you want to impress a date, or just revel in moviegoing «like it used to be» then get yourself to the Moore Warren.

Warren needs to step up its game to compete with AMC AND AMCs Electric reclining luxury recliners (I don’t think seat is a proper description anymore!) Warren also needs to step up its game by offering reserved seating! It allows you to walk in to a brand new movie release two minutes before the movie starts and go right to your seat instead of waiting in line at the Warren for up to two hours. I don’t even think the balcony at thereafter reserves your exact seats!!!

The Warren is what other theaters want to be. It’s nearly perfect in every way. The concession stand when you walk in is a work of art, and a testament to efficiency to all the employees working back there. The auditoriums are beautiful; they make the movie experience a true «experience» not just a night at the movie theatre.
From the auditoriums, to the hallways and bathrooms, everything here is so classy. Felt lined walls, wonderful lighting, and that IMAX. oh man, that IMAX.
The staff is always wonderful, the auditoriums are always wonderful. If you have the opportunity, check out the director’s suite. It’s such an elevated experience from what you’ll find at any other theatre in the area. The Warren is truly a magical place.

The best movie experience I’ve had. Summers are the best whether you a have kiddos or just want to buy a batch of movies at a grouped price since you’re probably going to be here weekly.
If you’ve got the extra cash, balcony and director’s suite is worth it. Just make sure it’s for a movie worth paying that much for. I wouldn’t do Piranha 3D up there. You know what I mean?
Full up bar and menu upstairs to enjoy prior to the film and if you want more munchies and beverages during the movie, there’s a low light that gets your waiter’s attention while enjoying the recliner and seat warmers.
Definitely a unique experience. I much prefer this place over the Harkins theater whenever I can help it.

This place really deserves 4.5 stars, but anyway… if you’ve never experienced a blockbuster movie in IMAX, you’re missing out! It’s worth the drive, but the concessions are sky high.
I’ve always just done IMAX, but I hear the balcony seating with wait service is pretty good. Give it a go, you’ll be pleasantly surprised.