Theatres of Georgetown

This Theater is ok, if you aren’t willing to drive a mile to the Movie Tavern in Lexington. I took a group of kids last month to go see the new Madagascar movie“penguins”; however we had to wait 10 minutes due to the fact that somehow they didn’t have the programming’s approval? After hearing the kids frequently ask when was it going to play the movie, we had to stare at a black screen in dim lights. When the movie finally did decide to play the lights flickered twice then went out along with two lights still on in the corner. It was the most bizarre experience that a movie theater had to offer. I do not recommend this place when you have a group of impatient children.

If you buy a ticket online, you still have to stand in line to get your ticket. If the movie is sold out, too bad. You should have shown up earlier. They said that the website said you needed to show up 30 minutes early but the website didn’t. The ticket taker was some «I’m too good for my job» teenage kid and the manager was full of herself and rude. Worst. I would rather pay more and drive further to go to a halfway decent theatre. If you like rude workers, run down theater and low quality screens– this place is for you! If you like being treated like a human being– don’t go here.

Located at farthest end of an old strip mall and once entering, the run down look is still apparent. Purchased and used a Groupon at this location for I reside in a city 20 miles away. Not busy on my weekday visit of yesterday and myself and guest were expecting at least a friendly welcome. No friendly welcome, smile or good service was provided. Cashier seemed very unpleasant and «gruff-​like» personality and she seemed very put out by the fact that I had a Groupon. Other than lobby appearance and unfriendly customer service, the theater itself was clean with spacious theater seating. I will only return because my Groupon is movies for a month but I will not return thereafter until ever needed renovation and a trained staff on proper customer service.

A mediocre, fairly forgettable movie theater.
I normally would never go here, but this was one of only three cinemas in Kentucky to be playing the film The Interview. So, I drove over to Georgetown and found this place. The fact that they were going to show this when most theaters in the country were too scared to made me start off my review with a bit of respect.. .which they lost some of.
It’s in a cheap outlet strip mall, and the place certainly feels run down, especially the lobby. Appearance is not something they apparently care about much there.
One big downside is the employees. They wear no uniform nor nametags, and you can’t really tell who works there. They also have a really pushy, rude attitude. While I know nobody likes to work on Christmas Day, they didn’t even make an attempt to be polite or professional about the fact they were there.
The theater itself was actually decent, rather roomy, good seats, nice layout. It’s a pity the dingy dive of a lobby and awful employees brought down what would otherwise have been a very good review.