Premiere Theater

Very upset that my movie experienced was ruined by seeing a mouse running around; hate those little creatures so when I saw it I just could not enjoy the movie anymore. Over $ 45 for tickets and food to see mice running around! My husband went to tell the staff but we didn’t hear a willingness to refund.

it’s ok. they do have add your own butter unlike the other theatre, and they do have the mix your own ice and drinks, and the seats seem to always recline, and the movie is often in focus, but I’m picky I guess. it offers a choice from the other, ahem, same brand, movie theatre in town. now that’s what I call choice!
I would add, that the prices are not cheap, and in the past have startled me. I miss the old $ 2 movie theatre that had 1.5 run movies (not quite 2^nd run, but not recently out either).

Great normal modern movie therater

This is a near perfect standard modern movie theater. That is the bottom line. It is very typical in most ways but it is a plus and needed in the Central PA area.
The theater is clean. Very clean. There are distractions like arcade games in the lobby.
They have a decent selection of films and show times along with digital sound and picture in all screens and 3d in some.
The seats are very comfortable. The clerks are friendly and knowledgable. Clean bathrooms and sensical layouts.
There are a few negatives. Tickets for myself and my 6 year old for a 3d movie were 18 total. I rarely get snacks or a drink because they are way up there in price. But I don’t go for the snacks so no biggy.
The only other negative is that the smaller outer theaters are close to the lobby and the noise really filters in there with a crowd out there. I guess I could also say the walls are very thin and you often hear sounds from the screen next door. But this happens in most modern theaters.
I often travel 45 minutes to see a movie here. My home town theater makes this place look like the Taj Mahal.

Recent remodel, nice theater. Comfy seats and excellent sound.

This is a pretty nice theater. The ticket prices ($ 9) seem comparable to other movie theaters as do the prices of the concessions ($ 6 for large popcorn, $ 3.75 for bottled water, $ 4 for small soda). I was seeing a movie that had been out for a while, so the theater wasn’t huge. I’m guessing the ones for the newer movies are larger.
Seats are pretty comfy, and they’re leather/​vinyl, so there’s a smaller chance of food/​dirt being ground into them.
My main complaint would be the lack of kiosk for selling tickets. Due to the long lines for tickets at the front, I headed straight for concessions while my BFF got the tickets. I was 3^rd in line for concessions, and we ended up being done at approximately the same time, so I will say that they kept the line moving on a Saturday night.

This is my favorite theater in State College because of the nice seats! They are large and plush, very comfortable for sitting in a long film. Their concession prices aren’t bad either, $ 10 got us a Large Popcorn and Large Drink, and I know that in some other theaters I’ve been to in different areas, that could have been all the way up to $ 20 or more! Their ticket prices aren’t bad either, all under $ 9.00
My only issue is that they seem to be under-​staffed. I went during the opening weekend of Hunger Games and they were late opening the doors (supposed to open at 11:30am, but they didn’t open their doors until 11:50am) so there was a line of people waiting to get in. Luckily, I had bought my tickets in advance online, so I just walked right in, but there was noone even waiting to check tickets inside! We just walked right into the theater (and got great seats!) without anyone ever asking for tickets. Works for me, but I worry that they might get ripped off by some less-​than-​honest folks.

Hey! An actual respectable theater is here in State College. Trust me, I am a skeptic when it comes to anything nice at State College, so this is quite a treat. Now before we get into all the goodies, let’s talk about the negatives. Well… this place is pretty far from the campus itself. Without a car, you pretty much out of luck. And even with a car, its a solid 10 minute drive to get there. As far as screens here, there aren’t a whole lot: 12. Don’t be sad if they don’t have many showings, because yes, there are not many screens. Parking is sparse, but it doesn’t seem to get full.
Now on to the good stuff! This place is actually pretty clean! If you don’t mind the lack of arcades and other random kiddie amenities, then you’re good. Same ol food that you’ll find at all theaters nationwide, but what is awesome is their seats! They’re super spacious, comfy with padding, and it reclines! Oh but it does not just recline in one spot, even the bottom cushion itself tilts! If you’re intoxicated, then I’m sure you’ll have tons of fun here. Also, it does not seem to get packed. When I stopped by on a Friday night, there were only about 10 other people in the screen with my party.
Price-​wise, even during nights, its only $ 7 to watch a movie. However, they do not work with Fandango so you can’t use your Fandango bucks here.
Première is an awesome choice if you can make the drive out there. But that is contingent on the fact that you can actually make it out there.

No real late night movies, expect with Premiers. :-)
The most comfortable seats I’ve ever sat in at the movies.
Otherwise… $ 6.50 for a matinée. $ 7.75 for student discount, $ 8.75 for adults regular hours.
Didn’t get 5 stars because of the somewhat cloudy– not crystal clear picture.
Saw Michael Jackson’s This Is It and Love and Other Drugs here.

This place baffles me in their movie selection choices. They have a bunch of theaters, yet sometimes they seem to just forget to get a new movie.
Anyway, the theaters are definitely newer. There’s stadium seating, and a good sound /​video system. Nice big comfy chairs.
Don’t forget to ask for the student discount.