Marcus Addison Cinema

Don Julio 

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7 years ago

I try to avoid this theater as much as possible. The past few times we've gone here, our seats are either torn to shreds, the recliners don't work, the arm rest are broken and falling over. The amount of money this place charges for tickets, snacks, popcorn, etc... You would think they would maintain their theater. Not to mention how slow their workers are. It's obvious that management and workers don't care as they pretty much shrugged their shoulders when we told them about the seats. The cheap theater down the street with... read more

Jimmy John 

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7 years ago

I try to avoid this theater as much as possible. The past few times we've gone here, our seats are either torn to shreds, the recliners don't work, the arm rest are broken and falling over. The amount of money this place charges for tickets, snacks, popcorn, etc... You would think they would maintain their theater. Not to mention how slow their workers are. It's obvious that management and workers don't care as they pretty much shrugged their shoulders when we told them about the seats. The cheap theater down the street with... read more

MsLaqui Ward 

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7 years ago

They have to work on their seats. Too many chairs are rip now. I love the atmosphere but they need to work on a lot of different small things and the chairs is a huge thing because people spend a lot of money to sit in nice seats 

Mary Massa 

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7 years ago

I really did enjoy this theatre in the beginning. Clean and fresh. Now the seats are ripped, no place for pop cup. Popcorn hit or miss at night. The lounge chairs don't work. Would like an explanation as to how this went downhill so fast . Very sad. 

Michael Drumstix Panico 

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7 years ago

How do you present a live rock concert film in Mono, with all sound just coming from behind the screen? I was completely disappointed in how shallow and empty this rock show movie sounded! It was Sammy Hagar’s 70th birthday bash, Red Till Your Dead, and was a one day special showing. It sounded like giant TV speakers with the volume turned up. I spoke to the manager of the theater that night and told her how bad it sounded for a rock concert movie of this type, and all she said was, “Sorry, that’s the version they sent us.” ... read more