Regal Cinemas Virginia Center 20

Always see smiling faces greeting you, and well managed. Theaters are well kept. Now if I could just get my daughter past the game room when leaving, I would be doing something good. I will definitely be bringing her back to catch another movie.

Last 2 movies I have seen at this theater didn’t have surround sound, making it very difficult to hear. One of the movies was a musical, so that really sucked.

This isn’t a terrible movie theater by any means, but it is a review in which «I’ve experienced better» elsewhere. This theater is in the same shopping center of Virginia Center Commons mall and Jumpology and within one block of two small shopping centers and a Target and a Martins so the location is great for all your shopping and fun activities.
The parking lot is a little small so is the theater, probably not much bigger than West Tower near West End Manor neighborhood. The concession area is extremely small so the lines can be backed up but they had plenty of employees when I came on a Saturday afternoon. There’s free water if you ask for it, but it comes in a small courtesy cup so I asked if i can pay a little more for an actual size cup but I had to pay the same price as the Soda Cup price even though I just wanted water… it’s crazy!
The theater we were in was about average size and actually felt a little bit on the warmer side instead of the freezing temperatures you usually expect with most (newer) theaters. Seats were okay and floor was relatively clean. This theater is actually not very close to me so I won’t be venturing out here again to see a movie. Bow tie Cinemas will always have my business!

Over the years this place has gotten better. Parking isn’t be best but its easier than short pump regal. The concession is small but moves efficiently. The movie times and the availability of movies are great. The theater seats are standard and from what I can tell all the screens are digital. Sound quality is good however I did experience a dirty screen in one of the theater. Overall, its a descent place to go.

Very slow, one person working at ticket booth attending to over 50 people. This caused me to be late to my movie by 30 mins. Find a different theater.

Sorry but this theater while overall quite nice had the most uncomfortable seats I’ve ever sat in at the movies. I would never, ever return because they are just not built for tall people. The head-​rest pokes you right in the middle of your back, and even my BFF, who is not as tall as me, but also tall was quite uncomfortable. Pass with a capital P.

This movie theater has an absurd amount of uncleanliness. There’s always food in the floor like no one sweeps it. The armrests are uncomfortable and ripped apart. It’s also in a bad area and you don’t always feel completely safe. The prices for such a second rate movie theater are insane too.

This is a small theater for the price you pay is ridiculous. They need to upgrade to cinema seating. They don’t have an early show discount. I arrived for a 3:40 show and it still was $ 10.50 daggg maybe its because I’m here in va. I’m not sure but shows in Maryland before 5pm are at discount rates. So if you going to charge regular rates at least upgrade the theater with stadium seating.

This has been my main movie theatre venue since I was a preteen. Not a whole lot has changed, other than it’s probably less crowded than it once was and the prices for food, as is likely the case with most theatres, has gone WAY up.
Most, if not all of the movie rooms are stadium-​style, the seats are comfortable, and I’ve never experienced any technical issues with the film. There is also ample parking, and there are plenty of generic restaurant chains to choose from for a pre or post movie meal.
The staff is hit or miss– mostly teenagers. My main gripe is how darn expensive the refreshments have become. I thought $ 10 would be enough for a small popcorn and a small drink. Nope– $ 6.25 for a small popcorn (that was cold mind you) and $ 5 for a small coke.

We went to the movies on a Saturday night at about 7 – 8 to see The Hobbit and everything was fine. We used the Fandango ticket printer to skip the lines, then my husband waited in line for concessions while I went and found a seat. The popcorn was a bit stale :(The theater itself seems a little outdated compared to the newer theaters, the auditorium was smaller and the seats were a little small, but the sound/​picture were on par with the others. We saw several of Henrico’s finest on guard and had no problems with other movie goers. Just a lot of families, couples and youngsters out to have a good time watching a movie!
I have to say, I was warned by MANY people that this theater was filled with drama and talkative, rude people, but we were pleasantly surprised to find this wasn’t the case. Hopefully, time has changed this location for the better :)