AMC Penn Square 10

I will say the seats are super comfy but the ticket price isn’t worth having to deal with rude staff members every time that I go.

I used to love this theater but after the price hike I would rather download a movie and watch it in my car. Not worth the 50 dollars to sit in fancy sits and get bad service.

AMC Penn Square, you have a devoted fan in me. In fact, I like this theater so much that I now refuse to see a movie anywhere else in town, and I may start seeing more than one movie a year. Some of my biggest complaints and main reasons that I limited my movie theater experiences were the horrible seats, cramped quarters and open seating one finds at most theaters. AMC Penn Square solved that problem for me with their roomy, ever so comfortable reclining seats with footrests and the magic that is assigned seating. I enjoyed my past few experiences so much that I joined their Stubbs club loyalty program, which I never do. Prices at the concessions are comparable to anywhere, and the bathrooms were pretty clean when I was there. I like being able to order tickets in advance and skip the lines with my ticket on my phone. Overall, just a fantastic place to see a movie.

I hereby cast my vote for best movie theater seats in Oklahoma City. Seriously, ELECTRIC RECLINERS that go all the way back? They’re spoiling us.
The theaters are rather small and they all have assigned seating so its easy to pick a section for you and your friends to sit all together before you get there.
The staff is generally very friendly and the theaters are well kept. It’s not a luxury theatre like the Warren, it is in a mall after all. But, its the most comfortable theatre by far in Oklahoma City.

Hands down the best movie-​going experience to be had in OKC these days. The reclining seats are downright amazing, if not dangerously nap-​inducing. For how long this space has been around, it’s amazing how it truly feels fresh and updates this time after the most recent reopening.
The word is out, though, so be ready for long lines. Best bet is to pre-​buy your tickets. The seats are reserved, so you can roll up mere minutes before the movie starts and know that your seats are guaranteed!

I love the seat reservations! No need to get in line an hour early just to get seats together. And the big, power reclining seats rock!

Reclining seats in the theater is a genius idea! They are so comfortable that I almost fell asleep a few times! The theater is kept quite clean. There are plenty of room so that if someone was reclined all the way down, you still have room to walk down each aisle. Tickets aren’t that expensive either.
I got stuck in the front row for one of the movies but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. Being able to lay all the way down definitely helps. If it’s a new film, it’s best to buy tickets way in advanced! Those seats fill up fast. I was ordering tickets online and it went from 14 available seats down to 4 in a matter of minutes.

Two words: assigned seating. This alone is worth so much to me. Why would I want sit in a theatre 20 minutes early to get a good seat? It’s a waste of time.
Leather recliners are great.
The touchscreen soda machines are great because there are so many choices, but the lines tend to back up because, ya know, technology is hard for people. They might want to add a third.
I love the self serve kiosks outside the theatre. There seems to be a line quite often in the normal ticket line, but I just go right past to the self serve kiosks and pickup my preordered tickets with one swipe of my card. People look at me like I have special powers. Another time waster removed!
The video and audio quality of the theatre is very decent. Nothing cutting edge like Dolby atmos or imax, but I’m not intrigued by those anyway.
I don’t love that they sometimes roll commercials. Also, Putting a single giant word such as «GEICO» on the screen for 10 seconds right before the movie rolls is just awkward.
I don’t go anywhere else.

I’ve been to this theater many many times, and although it’s at a less than desirable mall, it’s worth the trip to take advantage of their leather recliner lounge seating. You can reserve your seating online prior to going, so that you don’t have to worry about losing your seat. Some of the seats are like love seats, so you can bring a blanket and curl up for a good flick.
And I WOULD ENCOURAGE you to bring a jacket or a blanket, because it’s freezing inside.
The only note I would give management today is to train their employees to follow up on customers needs. Today, when we attended a movie, my husband’s reclining feature was broken. His buttons were jammed. I told the ticket taker, who promised someone was on the way to inspect it. No one ever showed up after I gave her the theatre number and row/​seat we were in. So my husband wasn’t able to recline during the movie.
This is NOT a critical issue, as the seats are super comfy. It would have just been nice to allow him the same convenience as the rest of the theater.
I highly encourage you to try this experience! Smaller theaters, better seating, and cleaner environments. I do not like going to movies anywhere else now.

I went online to the fandango movie theatre app and booked an adult and two children reserved seating for the 4pm showing of MINIONS. Not many premium seats still available when I booked which was no surprise as the movie was released late Thursday evening. Online booking was quick and easy right from my iPhone. I love the method of booking online. The advantages are that you don’t have to wait in line to purchase when you arrive, you just swipe the card you purchased with and your tickets are printed out right away at a high tech touch screen kiosk away from the long lines, and you walk right in. HOWEVER, This theatre I think has surpassed the Warren Theatre with their king size electric reclining comfortable seats, SMALL SHELF in-​between every other seat, AND THE BEST PART, RESERVED SEATING JUST LIKE THE AIRLINES! No more waiting in line for an hour to 90 minutes to see that just released popular movie! Arrive ten minutes before showing and go right to your seat! BRILLIANT! The concession stand is not as nice nor is the food offered as good, no cocktails like the warren, upkeep on inside is not as spot on as the warren theatre. The warren theatre looks every bit as good as the day it opened, this theatre has a few areas on seats and carpets that are a bit worn and stained. The restrooms in this theatre were nice and clean but not as nice as the Warren. Prices appear to be about the same as the Warren, maybe a bit higher for children. The Warren is just classier all around but this theatre beats the Warren on convenience and comfortable seating. I’ve done the Warren balcony which is reserved but it’s not as comfortable as AMC PENN SQUARE 10 THEATRE. Seats at this AMC theatre literally go flat and even though we were in the very first row which I normally despise, these were great seats. Improve food, clean carpets and seats regularly, offer cocktails, and I’ll raise rating to a five! This theatre is not as good as Warren for a date night, at the Warren they have adult only seating, keep that in mind if you want to whisper sweet nothings in her ear…

I never liked going to the movie theater… until today.
My normal rant includes «can’t lie down, can’t be in my underwear, and can’t hit pause when I want to.» Well, at least now I can cross one of those off the list. YEAH!!! PANTS OFF DANCE OFF!!! Pants no longer required at AMC theaters.
Psyyyyychhhh. Alright, so the day may never come for that one, but at least now you can lie down in a theater for a «low low» price that is incredibly reasonable for comfort. (Hope you sang the «low low» part like the song.)
Restrooms: are CLEAN?! Someone explain to me if we are still in America?!
Concessions: I don’t eat during movies normally since I’m probably close to overdosing on a meal before going anyway, but it’s like the rest of this theater: smaller. (I would describe this as «boutique» movie theater.)
Tip: Bring a jacket. And possibly a human being that you can lock legs with to keep warm. The theater was only half occupied and ice cold! I will probably bring a blanket next time for the ultimate near-​couch potato experience since I’m pretty sure that seems to be the easier, more convenient option than finding a hot date for body warmth here.
AMC, you’ve won me over. I actually like going to the movies now.

Well, I finally drank the Kool Aid and went to the movies here — OMG. Why I was so adverse to assigned seating is beyond me.
We saw Pitch Perfect 2 during an afternoon showing and I was really impressed that all four lines were open for the snack bar. Popcorn and drinks were on point.
Where they really shine is the recliner seating… so very cool. Lots of elbow and leg room and the likelihood of someone kicking your seat (which is a thing with me) is almost nil.
They really deserve a 4.5 rating (from me, anyway) because you know, it’s at the mall. And I recommend buying your tickets online and picking them up at the kiosk to avoid waiting in line.

This was my first time to this theater. The recliner chairs in the theater are an awesome idea, but they are not comfortable for tall people. I was also not to happy with having to pick my seat before I got into the theater. Seats should be first come first serve. People who ordered That would have been a good thing to know before choosing this theater at last minute. The theater was clean and the screen and sound were very clear. This won’t be a theater I will visit again.

This theater is the best! It has comfy seats that can recline! It makes it where you don’t have to come early to get good seats’

The renovations to this business are great! The new chairs are wonderful lazy boy styled seating, my only problem with them is that I worry about getting too comfortable and dozing off! If you’re a person needing a cool place to escape for a nap, this is your place!
If you’re just wanting to see a movie in comfort, well it’s good for you too.
I still haven’t decided if I like the assigned seating part or not. If I plan a movie night, it’s great, I can get seats early. But don’t try to come here spontaneously, they will offer you and your date seats on opposite ends of the room!

Whoever decided movie theaters need recliners is a genius. It’s basically ruined all other «regular» theaters for me. You do pay extra for this luxury, but I don’t go to the movies too often so I think it’s worth it!
I definitely recommend buying tickets online in advance if you can since they have assigned seats. This assures you get to sit with the people you came with and aren’t spread out through out the theater. Popular movies at peak times will sell out as well, so plan ahead!
5 stars because the only downside is the price and I can’t think of any thing that could make this place better! Unless the recliners were massaging chairs? … yeah that would be outrageous ;)

In this day and age of Netflix binging and Amazon Instant, how can movie theaters get people to keep coming?
By making each and every seat a recliner.
A. Recliner.
My goodness, was this an excellent idea. I could not be more comfortable watching Gone Girl. Possibly even more comfortable than my couch. Going to the movies is an experience, sure, but I am glad that AMC is working on improving that experience.
Recliners aside, you’re able to order your tickets online and print them out yourself at the theater. The food selection at the concession stand was decent for movie theater fare, too.
I know where I’ll be going next time I have a hankering to see a movie before it hits the streams. Oh yes, I do.

Reserved seating? Check.
Reclining chairs? Check.
Clean floors? Check.
Clean restrooms? Check.
Ease of reserving tickets? Check.
Drink and food service? No dice.
AMC Penn Square 10 checks *almost* all the boxes for me. Much like Harkins (and my review may be almost identical, whoops), this is a great go-​to theater when we don’t want to drive all the way to Moore, but since I’m not one for sodas and candy, I really miss the ability to have a cocktail or a milkshake (or a cocktail milkshake) while I watch a movie. But since that’s not what they offer, I guess it isn’t fair to knock off a star for that. Sound quality is great, picture is great, and I really think they did a phenomenal job revamping this theater. However, nothing will change the fact that I do still have to navigate the mall crowd to go there…

How much do I love watching movies at AMC Penn Square 10?
I love it enough to drive 80 miles each way just to sit in its comfy chairs and eat its tasty popcorn. It helps that all of the seating is reserved, as I would hate to drive up for a movie to discover it was sold out. The theaters are small, capping out at 150 seats for the biggest rooms, but the screens are huge. Why the discrepancy?
Recliners.
Every seat fully reclines. And there is enough room between the fully reclined seats to walk down the aisles without bumping into people’s feet. Every seat has a cupholder and plenty of space for arms, so sitting next to strangers is no problem.
As for concessions, the popcorn is fresh, they have Godiva chocolate bars and a limited hot menu available, and their soda machines allow for an amazing amount of choice. I am particularly fond of the Kid’s Pack, which includes a small drink, just enough popcorn, and a package of gummy fruit chews. If you are a big fan of popcorn (or of going to the movies in general) the AMC Stubs program ($ 12 per year) allows you to upgrade to the larger size of popcorn. Pay for a small, obtain a medium! The program pays for itself quickly, and you earn $ 10 in bonus credit for every $ 100 you spend anywhere in the theater.
So yes, once a month or so we head up to catch a movie. You can find us napping through the previews somewhere in the center of the theater. Which seats? I’m not telling! Just pick your own favorite seats and skip over mine, please!

Kind of a toss up for me, but I’ll leave it at 4 stars because I got to watch 22 Jump Street with a mature audience :) Can’t chose who you it in a theater with… I know, but for an AMC at the mall– it was a rather pleasant experience.
The reclining seats were amazing. The smallish lobby with concessions was meh. Overpriced as usual, but it’s there and it’s fancy. I like the «new» soda fountain.
*Pro tip* I’m not very fond of sitting close to the screen… And our theater was the smaller one’s so I made the mistake of sitting in the middle row. Well, I would have preferred sitting in the very back. You see. I get motion sickness and sometimes sitting too close to the screen sucks balls.
Just sayin’…