MJR Troy Grand Digital Cinema 16

Just when I thought I’d been to every big movie theater in Oakland County, I wind up here and realize I’d never been before. I was very impressed. Invited to an advance screening here, I considered not attending because Troy is on the other side of town, but I was very glad I changed my mind. Never have I seen a movie theater so clean. The employees were very friendly and I was impressed that the audience seems to feel an affinity to the theater — like a community they clapped during the MJR Theater introduction to the movie.

Went to see star wars the force awakens with my wife and there was vertical lines on the screen throughout the entire movie, and the movie was wide screen on a full screen projection. Needless to say that we will never ever be back to this theater. I would recommend going to AMC in Madison Heights.

Its more than just a movie its a big night out! CLAP! CLAP! CLAP!
Weeeeeeee!
Yes I am that geek, the ones that anticipate the claps because that is definitely a #puremichigan thing. I don’t care, and i love it because it gives it that extra umph. You just don’t get that with any other Movie Houses anywhere in the United States.
Anyways, let’s talk about this Particular MJR. It’s a newer MJR from the one I regularly go to. The layout is nicely done. There’s a proper area for the bar so you don’t have to pre-​drink before the movie like a 21yo noob that’s still trying to cut corners.
Bottom line is, I would definitely come back at watch movies here again. Specially when we’re watching a blockbuster flick on EPIC Experience. It just makes everything so much more alive.
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Great theater. Friendly environment and booze!
Please fix the obviously way too loud volume in your theaters and improve snacks.

There’s a lot to like about MJR:
1) great customer service
2) clean modern facility
3) plenty of parking
One major gripe:
Theaters are WAY TOO LOUD.
If you’re not hearing impaired you will be if you frequent MJR.
Advice: bring ear plugs and ask management to get the sound calibrated by someone who isn’t hearing impaired.
I’m an avid movie fan, I’m all for «feeling» the movie… I’ve got a serious home theater and acoustic engineering expertise, all this is to say I know what I’m talking about, this theater is just too loud.
(Improving the sound gets 1 extra star)

After sampling a variety of movie theaters in the area, I’ve found myself most often choosing MJR for my new release needs. It’s not the flashiest theater, but it has all of the ambiance that it needs. Matinees are a fair price, and even full-​rate fare for 3-​D isn’t as expensive as competing chains. Sound is full, image quality on screen is crisp, and chairs are comfy. Concessions are good, I tend to choose the combo with a drink and pretzel bites with dipping sauce.
Don’t forget to join in for the *clap clap clap* in the theme song before the show!

This is a solid movie theater. It just open last year, so all the seats are ultra comfortable and they play movies from all across the genre spectrum. However, both times I went, it was a ghost town. I can only surmise that it is because Star John R is pretty close and has better seats On top of the nice seats, they have a nice full service bar and even have a faux Imax theater called EPIC. If you live in the Troy area, this theater is a nice alternative to Star John R.

!!!Holy cow, is this theater EPIC!!!
It’s so EPIC, I’m going to swiTCH TO TYPING IN ALL CAPS FOR A BIT BECAUSE I’M SO JACKED ABOUT ITS EPICNESS.
DON’T BELIEVE ME? LOOK AT THE SIGN IN THE GODDAMN LOBBY. IT READS «EPIC.» THEN LOOK AT THE ACCOMPANYING PIC OF MY FRIEND HAVING AN EPIC TIME.
As soon as you step through those doors it’s like you’re doing a speedball with River Phoenix atop a floating, mystical dragon who happens to be a distant cousin of the floating, mystical dragon from the «Never Ending Story.“Does it get any more EPIC than that? Oh yeah, it does, my friend.
The popcorn? Salty and EPIC.
The seating? Comfy, roomy and EPIC.
Ticket and concession prices? Reasonable (compared to other theaters that are not nearly as EPIC) and EPIC.
The staff? Apathetic. But it’s cool. High school, man, high school.
The location? Fine. I guess. I mean, the theater is in Troy, the flaccid, corporate penis of Southeast Michigan. It’s meh-​pic in a business casual, tea partier kind of way, I suppose.
Everything else is E-​P-​I-​C.

Nice place to catch a movie… Always clean and the EPIC experience is as good as IMAX or better since the screen is big. They have a bar too… Sweet. Only draw back they don’t have recliner seats.

I’ve lived in Troy all my life and it’s amazing that they never had a movie theatre in the city until now (even then it’s on the side opposite of Clawson boundary). Ever since my dad went to see Bourne Ultimatum at the MJR Sterling Heights location back in 2007, we stopped going to any other movie theater chain. MJR was one of the first chains to incorporate digital cinema via satellites and the staff keeps the place very clean. Ever since the Troy chain opened last July, we’ve been coming her. 5.50 movies prior to noon, an excellent rewards program where you can get free popcorn and drinks, an already established free popcorn deal every Tuesday, and the epic experience are all perks to an already alluring establishment. These guys do movies right!

I got free tickets to a early screening of self/​less. I was impressed with the bar they had. Far better than Emagine of Forum 30. The staff were extremely accommodating in every facet. Very clean theater with comfortable seats. Had a fantastic time. We will be back.

people are making comments about the décor here? lol wut. it’s a movie theatre, and looks like it should! the seats are comfy, and the theaters are very spacious.
anyhow, i like this location and think it’s cool that they are running a special for free popcorn of any size with the show of your ticket stub, plus a free refill! i was surprised to see that this special ran on the weekends as well. when i come here i like to order their papa smurf Long Island which is basically a regular Long Island with blue curaçao, it’s only like $ 10 and its strong! you’ll only need one.
staff is friendly and the bartenders aren’t afraid to chat it up with their guests in the bar, which is pretty cool. i like that they have leather seats in the the theaters, too. if you’re not a rewards member you should sign up! can’t beat a free item every 50 points (10 points for each ticket purchased, max 20 points per day)

Largest screen in Michigan for the EPIC theater and nice comfy seats. Great audio, again this is just for the EPIC theater, aka #8.

It was a pretty good experience. Nice service. also they have free popcorn promotions. The best part is the Epic Experience which is one of the theaters, and the screen is the biggest in Michigan.

MJR has quickly become my favorite theater among the others (Emagine, and AMC)
1. Parking is free
2. Service is very good
3. Tickets are slightly less expensive than Emagine in Royal Oak and AMC in Madison Heights
4. Popcorn — any size — is free through June 2015 with the purchase of a ticket — and you get a free refill
5. Seats are great. Roomy rockers with plenty of leg room.
6. Other times you get free refills on pop and popcorn
Am delighted that there is such a place so close by. Emagine and AMC, we like you, but we like MJR just a little bit better!

Easily bought tickets online and walked right up to a monitor to quickly print them out. Got free popcorn (any size you want!) with our tickets which was a great surprise. The seats rock and have plenty of space. A great theater! They also have a bar.

The theatre is new and clean with comfortable seating. The food and beverages are priced slightly higher than AMC. Matinée’s are reasonably priced at $ 5.50 per person.
I was pleased to see young people predominately running the business. They were all friendly and very professional.
The variety of movies were mostly mainstream/​big box office. It would be great to feature a few independent films similar to Birmingham 8.

MJR is my favorite movie theatre brand. Besides the amazing name (who can hate on a company actually called Movies Just Right??) and the fact that they have a THEME SONG (and an interactive one, at that!!!), you get one free refill on any size popcorn and pop, which is unheard of and awesome.
They’ve been open since July but the theatres still smell all leathery and new, which is cool… they must be getting cleaned really well. Comfy seats, although I’m Team AMC John R all the way… this would have only been 4 stars for that reason, except like I said, I love MJR.

It’s baffling that this theatre has reviews dating back to 2010 when they just opened in July ’14. What’s great about this MJR is that it’s brand spankin new in a good neighborhood which means I no longer have to park my ride next to the seedy inhabitants of the motels that neighbor the AMC Star John R even though they have better seating.
This is a really spacious theatre with many amenities, cozy seats, a full bar and overpriced concession food. I got the pretzel bites combo on Sunday at the matinée for Walk Amongst the Tombstones (pretty good movie) for $ 10 with a large pop and they were like mini bricks of cement but they were super cool about replacing them with fresh ones that were warm, soft and salted just right. The teeny boppers working here have been nice and fairly professional so far.
It would be perfect if they could get a few indie flicks poppin because they have 16 screens. At least one of them should be dedicated to arthouse cinema on the regular. Other than that, nothing irks me here because the parking is great, the environment is very clean and it’s not overcrowded (yet). We chatted up a few other movie goers on the way out of Tusk tonight which never happens at other theatres around here because people typically look like they’re on the verge of punching each other in the face.

This place was pretty nice! I live down the street but had not been able to check it out until I went to a screening of The Maze Runner there this week.
Chairs are nice and comfortable. The theater itself is smaller than I thought it would be. I’ve heard the «Epic Experience» is also very nice, though I have not been.
Only tiny complaint is there seems to be only one bathroom (with multiple stalls) for each gender, though I may be wrong on that — I didn’t check across the hallway to see if there was another. (therefore, when the screening got out, the line was so long I contemplated holding it and going home to use my own bathroom instead!)
I’d come here again to see a movie, matinees are $ 6.50.
*Side note: any reviews on this page that are before this summer-​ish (summer 2014) are probably not for this theater, it JUST opened a few months ago.