AMC Mansell Crossing 14

Although I love AMC Theaters and almost exclusively go to AMC to watch movies. This theater needs a remodel to compete and match up with the other AMC Theaters that I have been in. Seats are not that comfortable. Needs more amenities like other AMC theaters have

Attended a 12:45PM showing of The Lady in the Van on Sunday, March 6, 2016. Purchased ticket at kiosk without problem. Greeted well by the ticket taker and received good personable service at concession. Showing was on screen 4. Seats are old-​style and in need of updating. Cupholders don’t lift for comfort. About ¹⁄₃ of the way through the movie, had to get up and go shut the door to the theater due to patrons yelling down the hallway, so I’m guessing AMC Mansell Crossing 14 is understaffed or the staff overlooked the need to close the doors when the movie started. After the movie, I dropped by the restroom near the exit. Noticed equipment that had fallen off or been torn off the wall being stored blocking complete access to the sink in the handicapped stall. Otherwise the restroom was serviceable. Overall, the entire facility makes me think that AMC doesn’t believe it’s worth investing in an update. Made a 22 mile round trip to this theater based on movie selection, but I would travel a few extra miles to see the same movie in a better, more modern and comfortable theater next time.

Worn out, dated, threadbare, cramped non-​stadium seats. Nasty experience. You have a choice. This should not be it. Seats covered and marked «out of service». The «in service» seats were bad enough. How bad does it have to be if out of service? Yuk.

I have been coming to this theater for years. It looks like it’s on it’s way out. There are only a few cars parked and all the lights in the parking lot are off. And it’s not even 9:00 yet. It also looks like it hasn’t been updated in about 20 years. Good bye to this AMC will be missed.

Theaters are small, no stadium seating. Seats are average, drink holders do not move, no cuddling zone! If you have big hips use caution when sitting down.

Came for osacar marathon on February 21, 2015.
Stayed for all movies, plenty of time to take a break between.
Would do again… in a year.

This theatre sucks. It hasn’t been updated in a long time. They close the concession stand while late movies are still playing so you can’t get snacks. Very poorly run establishment. Don’t see movies here. You have lots of other (better) options nearby.

I’m spoiled by the AMC in Forsyth County — nicer seats, better audio. I understand they have remodeled this theatre and it was ok, but not as nice as the Forsyth one. I think the remodeling was to add some «luxury» seating, but I didn’t catch that on this visit.

I was surprised that there were so few people here, until I remembered the Imax AMC location just down the street at North Point Mall.
To be an older theater, I was impressed. The staff was friendly, the theater and restrooms were clean. I would return — especially to avoid the chaos of the mall.

I like this theater because it’s never too crowded. We’ve gone on Saturdays and had an entire theater to ourselves! The theater is clean, quiet and offers a decent selection of films ranging from current to films that have been out for a few months. The screens are ok, but the seats are in need of some attention– they are old, slightly uncomfortable and most have food (I’m praying it’s food) residue/​stains on them.

We went to see «Epic» the theater is okay but nothing to write home about. I prefer the AMC’s in Charlotte, NC.

It’s a movie theater! So, c’mon folks… you look for the timing of your movie (which this one has pretty good times)…decide if it fits… and go!
You probably pay more than you want for a movie (one complaint here… quite high pricing on movies!)…then you go in… and…WOW! They charge you WAY too much for popcorn and a soda… both of which are quite bad for you.
Then, at least here, you go into a clean theater and watch your movie in an enjoyable way… unless there are screaming kids (c’mon parents, control your brats).
Is the AMC Mansell Crossing 14 a great theater? No. Is it a good and adequate one? Yes. It all depends on the movies you want to see and the timing.

I really like this theater because they show a nice mix of blockbusters and smaller independent or foreign films. I was shocked to find a corporate theater that shows limited release small, independent movies and Indian or French films. Very excited to have something like this close to my house!

It is an older movie theater, but it does have stadium seating, I have never had an issue with sound or picture quality and it does a nice job with the big movie releases (I do wish there was something of the quality of Tara up here, it is such a long drive to see excellent independent films, but I digress).
The parking is easy, everything is clean, the prices are high ($ 9 for an afternoon show, ugh), but I haven’t found any real deals out there, so it is hard to ding them for that.
I like the location, as it is easy to hit Starbucks or walk through the Barnes & Noble.
To Recap:
The Good: Stadium seats, lots of screens, friendly staff.
The Bad: No IMAX, feels a little dated, pricey.
The Band This Theater Most Resembles: Guns N Roses. It is OK, but it is getting a little long in the tooth.

Quick lines, and friendly staff
I love the stubbs card!

Older theater as has been stated by others, but the sound is really good and the screens are fine.
Overpriced drinks and popcorn — SHOCKING — every other theater I’ve been too gives popcorn away for free… Yeah, right!
The location isn’t too bad for me, so I’ll go if it has the movie/​time I want.

Like has been said before, this is an older theater, yet the seating sound and screens are all fine. It’s especially nice if, like me, you sneak off for an afternoon flick… the place is generally pretty empty, so it’s like your own living room.

Not clean…
Terrible seats (they don’t even move!)…
Expensive for the quality of the theater…
The location is okay (right off 400, next to Barnes and Noble)…
I won’t be back if I can help it!

Growing up in Alpharetta, this was THE theater to go to. Several of my middle school friends lost a degree of their innocence behind this theater (while I was alone inside balancing a box of Sour Patch Kids and pumping away at the self-​serve butter station). Think kids trying their first ciggie in the parking lot, 12 year olds holding hands outside on the curb, middle schoolers loitering at the Barnes & Noble next door (I feel so OLD), etc. Although it’s dead on the weekdays, it’s still hot on Friday and Saturday nights. It’s mostly staffed by disgruntled teens, and it’s not the cleanest theater. In fact, I kind of feel sticky when I leave here (since the self-​serve butter machines are no longer a part of my life or this theater, that’s not the culprit…).
If you’re over 15, this is NOT the theater to take a date. If you want to see a movie, sure, this place gets the job done. I’d probably take my mom or baby cousin (if I had one) here for a weekday matinée, but you couldn’t pay me to go on a weekend night.

Overrun with teenyboppers missing their chaperones, this AMC theater is also the official home of the worst popcorn I’ve ever eaten. That’s right ladies and gentlemen, pay the low low price of $ 10 per ticket and reap your rewards with stale, underseasoned popcorn that’s been sitting pre-​bagged under a heatlamp for who knows how long.
The only redeeming quality of this theater is that it’s next to a Barnes & Noble.