AMC Centerpoint 11

This AMC felt like the liminal space version of a movie theater. Not bad… just slightly unsettling. We were already by Mill Ave, so we figured why not check it out. It’s 12 PM on a Saturday and the doors are LOCKED. No hours posted. No signs of life. Just me staring through the glass like I’m in a zombie apocalypse movie. I check online—nothing helpful. Absolute mystery vibes. So I call them. MID-CALL, an employee emerges from the shadows and says, “We’re closed. We open when the first movie starts.” Okay… my bad for not being a cinema scholar 😭 Also how did she KNOW it was us calling?? That part lowkey scared me. Inside: cheap, simple, and definitely run down—but like… expected since it’s next to Mill. You have to take an Escalator up to the theater, which already feels wrong. Then you walk in from the very back, and the seating is weirdly flat—no dramatic stadium rows, just slight elevation . AND THEN. A man. Feet OUT. RAW DOGGING the air. No socks. No shame. Just vibes and toenails. (Pic attached for evidence because I couldn’t suffer alone.) We watched Marty Supreme and it was freaky as hell, so honestly the unsettling theater atmosphere kinda matched the movie. The seats reclined though, and they were actually nice. Plus we got a student discount, so I can’t fully hate. Overall: affordable, functional, slightly cursed. Would I come back? Maybe. But only if I’m already nearby and spiritually prepared.

On a Saturday around 11 a.m., my friend and I decided we wanted to catch a movie. Simple plan, right? Wrong. We get there and there are no signs posted anywhere showing movie times. We checked online too—still confusing. So I call the theater. No answer. We’re literally standing outside, peeking through the window like lost tourists, when a worker walks out holding the exact phone I had just called and goes, “Can I help you?” At that point I knew this was about to be an experience. We asked about movie times and she casually says, “Oh yeah, we don’t usually open until later… like around 3 p.m.” And I’m just thinking… how were we supposed to know that? No sign. No notice. This is the cheapest theater I have ever been to, especially in this economy. A little over $7 for a student ticket is honestly impressive. Love that. But let’s be real—you get what you pay for. The theater itself is old and rundown. I genuinely felt like I time-traveled back to the 1980s. The restrooms? Old. The bar and food area? Old. Everything just felt…tired. The seats in the theater are all on the same level, so no matter where you sit, you’re looking up at the screen. Eye-level seating? Absolutely not. Also, the people inside? Shoes off. Fully relaxed. No sense of urgency. Nothing about it felt like 2026. It felt like a place where time stopped and everyone collectively agreed it was fine. Overall, if you’re broke, nostalgic, and don’t mind a little chaos, this might be the place for you. Just don’t expect modern, organized, or updated.

Paid parking only! About $14 Bar is on the second level. Staff is friendly, theaters are nice. Walkable area around the cinema.

This location has ample theaters, but that's about it..super unfriendly vibe. And, at the very last moment of the movie, the staff member responsible for cleaning the theater marches in opening the door, totally ruining the climax of the movie. Sorry, but...not for me. If I could, I would give zero stars.

The movie theater itself is okay, but it's a bit dirty. The food area is extremely dirty, as are the restrooms. Plus, we parked our car in the parking lot next to the theater and paid $12 for two hours—that's outrageous! I'll never go back to this movie theater again.