Cinemark Tinseltown

This theater went through a reno. New seating and movies are only 5 bux a person. I’m pretty sure they had to do something due to the competition that moved into town. Nice changes for the theater.

The theater was pretty quiet for a Saturday afternoon. About 20 – 30 people per movie. The prices for matinée are great and the sound/​picture quality are perfect. The only negative is the price and quality of the snacks available.

There are a few positives here. The theater shows a decent number of films and has a good range of show times. All of the staff members I have encountered have been quite friendly, I have always found the bathrooms to be reasonably clean, and I do appreciate the $ 5 Tuesdays and the random special showings of oldies-​but-​goodies like Gremlins and Spaceballs.
That being said, one would think that when a place is raking in $ 7 popcorn tubs and $ 6 sodas, it might pay a bit more attention to upkeep. Many of the theaters smell musty and have torn and/​or broken seats. Today my 6 year old actually fell through one– and he wasn’t even doing the normal kid-​fidgeting thing. He was just happily watching Minions, and suddenly his butt was on the floor.
If there was any competition in this town, I don’t think people would choose this theater as it is now. If some money was invested into maintenance and upkeep, that might be a different story.

Only movie theater in town. Needs updates especially on the seating. I miss the dollar theater. At least there you knew you were getting old seats but it was okay because it was just a dollar to get in. The real money was made with the concession stand.

Nothing special about it. Military/​Seniors discount. Theatre seats are squeaky. It’s a movie theatre. Get an Icee.

Only one in town. Packed on opening weekends. No independent films. Usually only two checkins. Added an electronic check in but not for R or higher. Usually only a few snack booths open. Cannot access bathrooms until you get your ticket checked. Uncomfortable and filthy seats. Allow children into anything with parent like «50 shades of grey» with toddlers. A little too lack in that department. Always pushing something at checkin. Military discount but usually best to forego that and get etickets. Tuesday has 5 $ movies.

This place smells like mildew ²⁴⁄₇. Sitting down is like broken-​seat roulette and you almost always lose. If they would just replace the seating and spray some febreeze most of their problems would be solved.

Nice and clean. Tiered seats so there is a great view from every angle. Bathrooms were nice. We were in for New Years’s Day and it was a treat.

I know a lot of people give this place a bad rep, but it’s the best we have. There used to be a few other theaters, but I always preferred Tinseltown. Their prices are high, but there is discount Tuesday’s where you can get in for almost nothing compared to normal prices. you can also subscribe to get coupons or put your phone in cinemode during the movie (which DOES NOT disable your phone at all, and you shouldn’t be on it anyway lol) to get more coupons. Overall, they could look into fixing some of the seats, but that’s not that big a deal. And TIP: if you’re going to order online, it’s going to cost you $ 2 more than if you just waited in line. That might be better than waiting behind 40 kids who are watching Annie, though.

I was in town to visit family for the holidays and like most people, we thought it would be fun to see a movie together the day after Christmas. It had been a long time since I went to a Cinemark. I live in Austin and Alamo Drafthouse is my theater of choice.
We knew it would be busy so we split up once we got inside so that half of us could snag seats while the other half got drinks and popcorn. The concession stand only had two lines open and the guys behind the counter were flustered and confused because a lot of people were producing numerous coupons in which they were unaware of how to ring up.
It took them so long to get our stuff that had we not split up we would have ended up sitting in the neck craning front row. I’m sure they knew how bananas the place would be the day after Christmas, that it was almost comical to pass other concessions stands on the way to our theater that were not open at all. I don’t know if they were understaffed but they clearly needed some help.
Look, I’m all about ways to get a bargain and they do that very well here. They offer early bird ticket prices on the first film showings of the day, they have an app where you can put your phone on movie mode during the film and earn points to use for rewards in doing so, and you can even sign up online for weekly deals and coupons.
I think on a normal day with a full staff they probably operate a lot better. At least, I hope?

It might be the only option in San Angelo, but it’s a good choice regardless! Adequate seating, up to date cinema amenities, good concession selection. Tickets are decent in price, and concessions can add up pretty quick as usual for any theater. Overall, it’s a nice place, and our favorite place to stop to catch a movie on the weekends! Located within the same lot of a pretty solid ice cream place, a McAllisters, an Applebees, and even a Vape shop if that’s of any interest. It is also near the Sunset Mall, Buffalo Wild Wings, etc. etc.

Excellent seating, the rows are tiered so the person in front of you won’t be in the way regardless of the height difference between you and them. The seats are comfortable. There aren’t any seats so far to the side that it’s uncomfortable to turn your head.
The concessions are your basic small town movie theater type, nothing that really stands out about them. Prices are just as expensive as other theaters as well.
It doesn’t matter how slow or busy the concession stand is, it will always seem they are moving way to slow, I don’t understand it. There can be 1 person in front of me but it still takes 10 minutes to get nachos and a water.

GROSS just GROSS… As you can see from the picture I posted this theater is filthy. It was not just 1 seat like that and in 1 of the theaters it was all the seats and in all 5 of the theaters we have been in. My husband and our friend wouldn’t even let there heads rest against the seats b/​c they were so dirty. the theaters all smell bad and all the seats are broken with broken springs… we will never go back there. It’s very sad that Cinemark allows this theater to be this way.

Comfortable and quiet! Only theater in San Angelo but luckily the tickets aren’t over priced. Come full, the concession is crazy priced!

Clean for the most part. Seats are comfy. Come full, snacks are very expensive.

Only movie theater in town so it can get crowded depending which movie you watch.

We saw Bridesmaids here last night and weren’t disappointed. We searched for movie theaters in San Angelo and found out this is the only one. Honestly, I was just surprised this town has a movie theater.
We went to the later showing and we were a little early. We didn’t wait in line long, but it should be noted that this place will probably (or IS during earlier parts of the evening) be crowded with pre-​teens and other younger people if the ones we saw were any indication. There were two girls outside screaming like morons and who-​knows-​what and one girl in a red Chevy Aveo circling the parking lot blasting Nikki Manaj. LOL, it was actually kind of funny by the third time she’d gone by the entrance of the theater.
The police officer they had standing near the ticket taker was a little unsettling too. The actual theater we were in was fine– just like any AMC, Loews, or other theaters we’re used to from back home in Arizona.

The only reason I’m reviewing this is because it is the only movie theater in San Angelo. I’ve lived here my whole life and can’t believe a town with 90,000 people have one option in theaters. Luckily, Cinemark Tinseltown is decent and adequate in every area. Popcorn is nothing great but seats are fairly comfortable and service is average.

I give it 4 stars went to see Jackass 3D, didn’t wait more than 30 seconds to get our tickets and was virtually no line to get in and the seats were very comfy I enjoyed it, screen is kinda fuzzy might want to get that looked at overall good experience, and alot better than I thought this town would have for a movie theater

I was here in San Angelo for business, and if you have visited San Angelo you know there isnt a whole lot to do. So when I Unilocaled Tinseltown, I was greatful.
The atmosphere is okay… the people are oh so friendly. As most other theatres its mostly kids (16 — 19) running the joint.
Although there was stadium seating, it was just a little below average.