AMC Flatiron Crossing 14

I wish I could say how great this place is, but I was so cold in the theater I couldn’t stay to watch the movie. I paid 22 dollars to take my boyfriend out for his bday. Unfortunately even after asking if we could switch theaters or come a different time for the same movie. I was told no and they said I just needed to bring an extra coat next time. I saved to take him out and was told my being there didn’t matter, I won’t go back after this.

Worth the drive for the couch style recliner seating, super comfy and great for couples cuddling.
They have a bar if you feel need to imbibe before or during your matinée.
Other than that staff is generally friendly and popcorn is usually fresh.

I’m a movie fanatic, OK? I’m helpless against the big screen. And the popcorn… forget it. It’s my kryptonite. I swear it’s laced with crack. So when it comes to critiquing movies and theaters, I don’t take it lightly.
I don’t hand out 5 stars very easy either.
We had only been in the Denver metro area for a week when I needed my movie fix. My 10 year old son and I had been chomping at the bit to see Star Wars but our move here had taken precedence over divulging in theater excursions. So we finally decided to go after all the boxes were unpacked. I discovered that for this theater, you can’t just show up like a loser and buy tickets (that’s sooo 2014), you have to make reservations online. This includes choosing a showtime and even the specific seat. At first I was like, «Whaaaaat?» then as I was setting it up I was all, «Niiiiice!»
I was emailed a link with a confirmation code. We showed up 15 minutes before showtime, had the teenage dude scan my phone with his laser gadget, and we were in like Flynn. We casually walked in (no rushing and elbowing for a good seat like we used to in 2014) and sat down like a boss. The seats were leather… and reclined! I’m talkin’ kick yo feet up and lean back like you’re in your living room. I was in heaven! Star Wars rocked, the theater rocked, even the old guy next to me rocked!
Here’s a few tips I pass on to you:
— Prices vary depending on weekend and week days.
— Additionally, prices increase the later in the day you go (e.g. before noon and/​or 6pm).
— We went on a Wednesday morning and tickets were $ 6 a piece… not too shabby!
— I had a Stubs account, which made the transaction a lot smoother. If you’re an avid theater-​goer, you should check it out.
— Don’t forget to check Groupon too. They sometimes offer discounts.
It was clean, well laid-​out, and maintained nicely. I loved it. If you do a little planning ahead, this will be one of the best theater experiences you’ll ever have. Like the Jedi, I definitely plan on returning.
The Force is strong with this theater.

Very good theatre and very comfortable chairs. online reservation is so easy. It’s great place to relax and enjoy the movies.

I love the reserved and reclined seating. I won’t go to Westminster anymore because they do not offer it.

Reserved seating, reclining seats, no lack of parking, and friendly people, what more could you ask for! They also have one of the few ETX theatres in the US, what’s this you ask? High quality projectors, reclining seats, Dolby atmos, reald3d, and a bunch of tech. Totally worth the extra for most sci-​fi, action, and movies with a lot of zoom, bang, pop, boom!
Easy to get to from e470, and 36

I’m so very impressed by this movie theater!
We bought our tickets online with Fandango and the friendly teenager at the indoor box office printed our tickets for us. The snack bar employees were also very friendly as well. I bought a (mediocre) pretzel and a drink. I absolutely love that they have free refills on drinks and that it’s self serve. They have those fun touch screen machines where you can make any kind of funky drink combination you want.
The theater itself… fantastic. Those chairs and so unbelievably comfortable. I actually dozed off a few times because of that!
Restrooms were very clean.
To the management and staff: you are doing a superb job here, keep up the fantastic work. I’m not usually a fan of going to the movies, but we had such a nice time here last night I know we will be back soon.

I don’t often go to the movies because of price. $ 13 for a ticket + $ 5 for a small drink. Understanding that, this AMC was very clean and seemed well managed. Being able to pre-​select where you sit in the theater is nice as are the leather reclinders.

Started going to this theatre just after they changed the seating (which was a HUGE improvement) and haven’t gone to another theatre since! The seats are so comfy, and I always bring a blanket. The staff is pretty friendly as well! It’s always nice because you can buy your seats ahead of time and you’re able to show up just before the movie starts without worrying about getting good/​bad seats. Always a good experience!

Such comfy seats… they recline and it’s divine… bring a pillow and a blanket, it’s pretty much like watching a movie at home:) and I find the theater a touch chilly, so bring something to drape over yourself. I love this movie theater, the seats are amazing… perfect movie watching… they have little glass guard rails though it kinda cuts the screen a bit, but after a while you don’t notice it as much. I really enjoy the seating here. I don’t think I can ever go back to regular theater seats after using these seats. Be careful your cell phone and stuff, if you put stuff in your pockets make sure you empty them before a movie. I’ve lost my cell phone in the innards of the chair, it’s hard to fish out, you’ll need assistance from the ushers… you can’t just search under the chair, it’s kinda difficult to reach under there. They have a bar, so you can get an adult beverage… the theater fare is standard and pricey… and not much food selection to be honest. Popcorn doesn’t taste the freshest, I really wish they had some other kinds of snacks here… otherwise it’s pretty great.

We have been coming to this theatre since moving out to Colorado one year ago. This is by far the best movie theatre I’ve ever experienced. The place seems clean. The service is nothing special but they’ve always been friendly anytime we interacted with them. The best part of movie going here are the chairs! Reclining, soft, and clean. We always try for the chairs center and near the middle of the room. The sound is never too loud (I’ve been to some places that would bust an eardrum!) and they keep the temperature in the place comfortable (haven’t froze once!). Also, the popcorn always tastes fresh and they have little pumps to put your own extra butter on it. Yum!
I suggest this place if your looking for a great movie experience.

This is a well kept movie theater, and the seats are quite comfortable (like lazy boy, recliner quality). Try not falling asleep.
It’s actually a pretty good movie theater, even for it’s size. It does make it almost necessary to buy tickets in advance, though, knowing the size of the theater. And there is assigned seating, which makes it that much more necessary to book ahead, especially for opening weekends for films.
So as long as you plan ahead, you should be golden. If you don’t, you might find yourself looking for another (later) movie time, a lesser known movie, or another movie theater (i.e., AMC Westminster Promenade) to see your desired film.
I haven’t used the bar in this theater yet, but if the mood is right, it is nice to have the option available. If that is your thing, it is a great addition to have as many big movie theaters do not typically have these kinds of offerings.

Pretty decent AMC. This AMC only offers the new version of seating with the luxurious arm chairs that electronically recline. Although my butt is definitely a fan of this seating option, I’m not sure if the rest of me is 100% on board. It seems this AMC is trading convenience for comfort because although the comfortable couch-​like chairs are more spacious and the theaters are now less crowded, you have to go through a lot more work to get your seats now.
The new seating requires you to come in and sign up for a seat personally if you want to apply specialty discounts like for students or senior citizens. You can’t really be spontaneous about your movie excursions because if you have a big party, you’ll have to plan way in advance if you want neighboring seats since they fill up quickly for newly released movies.
Assigned seating do deter illegal theater hopping, but it also seems economically disadvantageous for AMC because human tendency is to leave a seat in between each group of people to avoid strange contact. Already, AMC isn’t selling as many tickets per movie since the new seating houses less people, but they also lose money for the chairs that separate groups because no one comes to a movie by themselves. Overall, I just wish that this AMC still gave the option between the two seating arrangements like some other AMCs still do so I could be more free with my movie watching.

Hands down! I do not mind driving 20+ mins to go this theater.
Lazy boy chairs are so comfy and you can pick/​reserve your seats so you know exactly where your chairs are. Furthermore they have a bar inside so you can enjoy your beer or cocktail while watching the movie.
If you haven’t tried going to this location, you’re missing out!

There is only one bad thing about the AMC Flatiron Crossing: it will spoil you for life, and you will never want to watch a movie in a regular theater again.
I stopped going to the movies because I hated the crowds, and the people texting and talking, and the people who show up late after the movie starts and make you move so they can get past you, and the tall people in front of you, and the people kicking your seat behind you, etc…
Well, at the AMC Flatiron Crossing, you can reserve your seats in advance, and every seat is great. The space in front of the seats is so wide that you don’t need to move an inch for people moving past you. There is so much room between the rows that you can totally ignore everyone else.
Sitting towards the front is not ideal, but it’s still better than any other theater.
My only suggestion would be for the concession stand to sell small portions. No one needs a 2 liter drink.

This is the best theatre to watch any movie! On a Friday night they’re busy just like any theatre but the wait is never long, the employees are always nice and welcoming. Love the choice of choosing your own seats… leather reclining seats I might add! There’s also a small window block between you and the people behind you so you never have to worry about the immature high school kid kicking the back of your seat. The area is spacious too so I’ve never had to be concerned about the inconsiderate pick that sits with his legs wide open. I have NO complaints about this place. They even offer alcohol which can be taken into the theatre! A little concerning for people underage but hey its an option for now right!

Our favorite spot to watch films.
Here is a list of why
~ Pick you seats in advance
~ Lazy boy type recliner chairs to watch the flick
~ Full Bar in the lobby
~ Friendly Staff
~ We typically go on a weeknight between 4:00 — 5:00 PM and rarely have more than a handful of people in the theater, even for the blockbuster films.
~ All for .50 cent more than the old school theater down the street.
~ Did I mention the full bar in the lobby?
Nuff Said…

Although I’m not a fan of parroting reviews, I have to do it anyway because it’s the only reason I’m here …
AMC FLATIRONS = PICK YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE + (MEGA) CUSHY RECLINING AMAZINGNESS
We brought blankets and pillows, but the pillows weren’t even needed! Lazy Boy has nuttin’ on those mushy masterpieces and if I could afford a few for my living room, you can bet your comfortable a$$ it would be a done deal.
If you think I’m exaggerating, you aren’t done reading.
I’m disabled and I can’t sit up for long periods of time. I’m also a movie addict and watch at least 2 movies per day so being unable to physically go to the movies, particularly when there’s a new release out that is ready to rock my world, is no bueno. I moved here from Seattle and hadn’t heard of this theater until I searched online for one with reclining seats. This theater is a little bit further than my sister and I normally go for a movie but to compromise, I bought tickets to see Mockingjay which I knew she wanted to see and I was impartial to.
Just how comfortable are these seats?
I fell asleep 30 minutes into the movie and woke 5 minutes before it ended.
THE NAYS
I’m totally disappointed with their snack options, the only healthy thing they offer is a tiny pretzel and hummus cup or some chicken wrap thingy. I mean, considering the area, you’d expect them to have some raw almonds or at least a fruit cup. Thank goodness I brought an apple (sorry, guy sitting next to me).
Also — my sister had a big dude to her left and the jack didn’t recline (hello???) so it was really awkward for her to be vertical with a horizontal stranger in her view (who was obnoxiously animated).

My husband and I love going to the movies. It is something we do about 2 – 3 times a month. We had a theater in Austin, Texas that had reclining seats, pillows, blankets and a huge storage area build into the seat’s armrest. There was chair side service with the touch of a button. This place does not have all those options, but it also doesn’t charge $$$ for the seats either (as did the theater in Austin).
However, this place has a full bar (walk up), the standard theater food and drinks AND reclining seats! The best part, and it is a very close second to the reclining seats, is that one can order tickets online and pick the seats ahead of time. No more scrambling to get to the theater an hour before the show, just to end up in the front row. Love this concept so much we drive 50 minutes to go to this theater, passing half a dozen other ones along the way! Lastly the ticket prices are not outrageous (a couple of dollars more — but hey, I get a reserved, reclining seat for that). The sound system is outstanding as well and the screens are big and clear.

It was as if my honey and I were country bumpkins coming to the big city for the first time.
We were on our way back from Boulder when we decided to stop at the Flatiron’s AMC to catch a flick. At the ticket counter the guy there asks us to choose seats from a seat map that magically appeared on a screen in front of us. We look at each other, confused, and say, «Really, we get to pick our seats?» He looks at the line forming behind us and politely nods «yes,» as if we had come from the outskirts of Punkin Center, CO, and had never ever seen a movie before.
So we do, and think, well, that was kind of weird. We’ve never had «assigned» seats to a movie before.
Now the show was starting momentarily so we hurried into the theater, and as we headed up the aisle we saw big letters labeling each row printed on the carpet at the landings, which, by the way, extended for like 5 feet before the risers up to the next row.
Not thinking much of that at the time, we found our row in the dark. We picked the 2 seats next to the aisle so at least no one would have to stand up when we made our way in. (You know how after the lights have dimmed other folks aren’t usually real happy to see someone with seats in the middle of the row making them get up to get by).
Well, these rows turned out to be around 5 feet wide! And when I sat down in my seat it was a wide, deeply padded, leather, Lazy Boy chair. The person in the row in front of me – you know, the guy who’s always 6′ 6″ and has a hat on – was nowhere in sight. He was way down beneath a half-​wall that formed the front of the row I was in. And when I reached to feel if there was a cup holder, not only did I find one, but my hand hit the electronic control that made my seat recline to almost flat-​out. Then, when someone in the middle of the row got up to leave during the playing of the movie, it turned out that the row was so wide that even with me lying there almost stretched fully out on my back, there was still enough aisle room left for the person to walk past me without me having to lower my foot rest.
Un-​frigging believable! I don’t care at all that it was about the worst movie I’ve seen in the last 20 years (Pompeii in 3D). It was the best-​est ever movie experience of my lifetime. Yahoooooooo! I’m going to see all my movies at the Flatirons AMC, and you should too!!!