For the first time in many years I went to Cinemark instead of AMC because the movie times were better for the film I wanted to see.

I was quite astonished at the excellent customer service. Everyone was super friendly, they had Pizza Hut pizza, better seats, better lighting fixtures. Everyone I encountered was so friendly. A man was holding the theater door open as I left and said thank you for coming. Same with the ticket taker who also handed me a physical ticket for some reason. It was far cleaner than my normal AMC.

Although I brought my own sandwich because I normally can’t eat movie theater food because it’s either too much sugar or too much fat, both of which make me sensitive stomach sick. I’ll have to explore their menu further. I did buy a drink though.

I’ll be back! It’s too bad though that the AMC is a bit more convenient for me however.

Does ANYBODY have any insider info on when tickets for Sunrise on the Reaping will go on sale in the US? I am surprised they aren’t already selling advanced tickets.

Anybody know why cinemark has not released show times for next week yet?

I have a interview in a couple days and this is my first job opportunity, any questions i should be prepared for or anything in general? I also put open availability too.

Went to watch a WhaleFall today and noticed the stair lights were causing an orange glow on both bottom corners of the screen. It was not as bright as photo, but still pretty noticeable in person, especially during dark scenes.

I asked a staff member about it, but he said he didn’t have access to the lights.

Is this normal? Do other Cinemark theaters have this issue?

Idk the trailer for this film real piqued my interest and I'm planning to go watch it by myself this Saturday Noon.

Has anyone seen The Devils at Cinemark and can confirm how long of previews before the movie starts? I’m planning a double feature with You Can See Everything and am hoping it’ll work out

For context:
The Devils starts at 7:20pm
You Can See Everything starts at 9:10pm

lol this made me laugh but seriously what is going on here? ive never seen anything even remotely like this? why is everyone on one side/edge? do i join the whale?

hi, my friend just got a movie club subscription and i want to get her either a normal cinemark gift card ($50 gift card from costco, which would cost me $40) or the 3 month subscription ($33). she already has the subscription, so if i got it for her it’d actually just be 3 credits i believe. i feel like the 3 credits will come out to more than $33 total but not sure. which would be better value?

she does get concessions a lot of times she goes and is also planning on watching more than one movie a month if that helps. thanks!

I've never bought a bucket or done a pre order before so I just had a question. I got the RE Bucket pre order and heard that sometimes pre orders are refunded because they don't have enough stock, I don't know the validity but just wanted to ease my conscious, If I buy a preorder for the bucket, is there any way I wouldn't receive it?

I've been getting the 6 month Groupon deal every 6 months for about a year and a half or so and when I just bought it and went to use it I get an error code saying I can't use that promo code with my account. Did they change the terms of the coupon?

Just want to grab the tub and don't want them to sell out.

I've been coming to this location ever since it opened in the mid 90s as Movies 10 when I was a kid. It later was added-on to and became Movies 14 in 1997 or 98. Now it is "Cinemark South Bend and SCREENX" (despite not being located in South Bend). I haven't lived in the area for a long time, living in various parts of Michigan (East Lansing, Kalamazoo), Arizona (Tucson), and now the Boston area (Somerville) since leaving in 2007.

That location though, is still kind of my "home" theater. I've seen so many classic films there! The Matrix, Pirates of the Caribbean, the LOTR trilogy, etc...

It's something of an oddball theater though. The original 10 screens were very shallow sloped floors (they might as well be flat). The 4 that were added later were stadium seating. It got a recliner upgrade in 2018, I think, and they actually removed the stadium seating and made all 14 screens sloped floors. Bizarre decision there. Probably down to the cost of rebuilding the risers for the recliners, I guess? It now has a SCREENX in their largest auditorium. I can't imagine a non-stadium SCREENX is common. I'm not a fan of the format anyway, and would prefer XD without the gimmick side screens which are poorer quality and not even active most of the time. That largest theater used to play the XD intro before movies despite not being an "official" XD auditorium and having no stadium seating.

I still come back to SW MI/Northern IN to visit family from time to time. We saw Digger here (I am of the opinion it's much better than the reviews) and I just can't get over how clean the place was. I mostly go to AMCs now since they're pretty much the only option in the Boston area unless you go pretty far out to the suburbs (Showcase has some locations, but that's it along with the Alamo in the Seaport). This old Cinemark blew them out of the water in popcorn quality and building cleanliness.

I do wish it had stadium seating AND recliners, but for an area without a lot of options this is a great location that was impressively clean and well-staffed.

The closest Cinemark to Boston is in Salem NH and I may have to go cheat on Nicole Kidman soon.

Requisite shot of the small auditorium (only ~56 seats) we were in by ourselves, but Maria Menounos was there to keep us company.

Why doesn’t Cinemark take part in the secret movie every Monday. I noticed today (10-12) nothing is showing at my location but all other theaters (other than Cinemark) seem to be showing one tonight.

I think I saw a trailer on instagram and it led me to a trailer on YouTube, and I don’t really see any coverage or reviews on it at all.

It has such a small release that I’m going to my local Cinemark to see it, no Regal or AMC showings what so ever.

I’m sure this movie will be b flick low budget, evil dead rip off vibes lol, but nonetheless I’m excited for it. I love a fun indie film

First time seeing gone with the wind.

For the Street Fighter Arcade Game Sweepstakes I entered, if I cannot attend the movie and must refund my ticket, am I still in the running to win the prize? Or is it now voided due to the refund?

Did anyone else watch this? It was more of a vehicle for Sam Jackson I feel🤔 Some good action in the end.

I am going to return tickets to Dune 3 on December 25 at 10pm. This will free up a seat for someone to pick up. It is only one ticket. Great seat. Something came up and I can't go.

Anybody know what's up with the Cinemark ads for Scream's 30th anniversary showings? Every ad I see says "tickets on sale now" but when you go into the actual app it says they're not on sale yet. I keep checking the app obsessively, I really wanna experience the OG Scream in theaters!

the movie ticket is okayy, but BHAIII the popcorn is priced like it was imported from italy and they won't even let you bring your own snacks 😭💀

anyway, what snacks are y’all sneaking in 👀🍿

When Dune: Part Two came out in 2024, Cineplex South Bank did a double feature where they screened the first Dunebefore Part Two, and I remember going to that session.
With Dune: Part Three coming out this December, I’m really hoping they do something similar again, but this time screen all three movies back-to-back! Imagine watching the entire story on the big screen in one sitting. 😭🔥
Has anyone heard any news or rumours about Cineplex South Bank doing a Dune: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 triple feature? Or has anyone heard of another cinema in Brisbane planning something similar?
I’d honestly love to do this again if they organise it!

So I saw that Cinemark is playing Night of the Living Dead from 1968 this upcoming Wednesday, Oct 14th. But I was curious to know if they're playing the original black and white film or one of the digitally colorized editions. It doesn't say anywhere on their site. I'm just curious because I've been scammed into buying a ticket for one of these shitty colorized editions before. And Night of the Living Dead is one of my favorite films of all time, and it's very important to me. So if I walk into the theater on Wednesday and see a single pixel of color on the screen, I'm walking back out and requesting a refund. But I don't wanna be a pain to the teenage employee who probably doesn't give a shit about that kind of thing, so I was hoping to know ahead of time. So if anyone has any info for me, I'd really appreciate it.

EDIT: Guys, please stop telling me your preferred version. That's not what I asked. And we already know the B&W version is the best anyway. I've seen the movie dozens of times, I don't need to be told this.