AMC Loews Rotterdam Square 6

We use the his theater to see a occasional movie. I believe it’s changed ownership since AMC
the prices are reasonable staff is friendly and theathet is clean from what we saw. Concession stand prices are fair as well

My buddy had a $ 25 gift card for AMC, and this was the closest theater in the chain. After catching ‘Taken’ here today, I’m sure I won’t be back… even with another gift card covering the costs. Rotterdam Square Mall is your typical 1980’s mall that has since fallen on hard times. Not the most depressing mall in the area, but certainly not the best.
Our problems began upon finding the theater. Because it was an afternoon showing, the box office wasn’t open and you had to buy tickets from the snack counter. When there’s a group of twenty ahead of you, the five or so feet between the doors and the counter isn’t nearly enough space. Despite there being about a dozen people behind the counter, only one was handling the line. Once we finally got our tickets, I immediately got into a snack line. The box office/​concession stand is an island in the middle of the library, and since there are cash registers scattered at random intervals along all four sides, I wasn’t sure where the line started. I got behind a woman being served, but just as she was getting the last of her mammoth and oh-​so-​particular order, a gentlemen walks up out of nowhere and asks for a free refill. I was put-​off, but waited my turn now that I was at the counter. But before his popcorn was fully refilled, some friends swung by. When the cashier decided to wait on them as well instead of me, I decided AMC did not need my patronage.
We walked into the auditorium without having our tickets checked or ripped, and found a theater that looked like it’d remained un-​renovated since the 80’s. Tiny screen, non-​stadium seating, less-​than-​stellar sound. The digital projector used for the 45 minutes of commercials was at such an extreme angle that the picture was more of a trapezoid than a rectangle. The crowd was also less than stellar, but that isn’t the theater’s fault.
Considering the frequent movie nights at Proctors and the state-​of-​the-​art Movieland multiplex that opened in 2007 on the corner of State Street and Broadway, I’m not sure why I anybody would choose this anachronism… except maybe if they had a gift card.