AMC Lennox Town Center 24

Not much has changed here since it opened a score or so ago except a few technological updates and a small pub. It was state of the art then, now it is just common place. That said, it’s still a godsend. In the 90s students had no local theatre, save for the quaint and cool 35, and we had to make their way to the burbs.
I haven’t been to the bar, Macguffin. I guess I haven’t felt like spurging for beer after spending a month worth of wages on tickets, popcorn, and Juju Fruits. Or maybe it’s the name, the definition of it drives my film-​geek side crazy.
Film-​geek sidebar rant. (Skip to the next paragraph for the proper review if nerdy rants annoy you.) The definition of a Macguffin hanging up at the bar is so incomplete that it misses the entire point. A Macguffin has more to it than just something that moves the plot. Audrey Hepburn in Tiffiny’s moves the plot but she is not a MacGuffin, she’s the entire point. A true MacGuffin is something that could be exchanged for another thing and the movie’s point wouldn’t be effected. Like the briefcase in Pulp Fiction; we don’t see what is in it because it doesn’t matter; it’s QT’s commentary on the trope. It shouldn’t bother me as much, but this is a movie theatre they should know. It’s like a pub that thinks a Screwdriver is a Vodka in a sniffer. Come on man!
AMC Lennox has all a film watcher needs. Spacey theaters, surround sound, high back chairs for comfy watching, cup holder big enough for large drinks now served from the new touch screen Coke dispensers. They offer both standard and 3D films. The now standard multiplex offers multiple screens for blockbusters and usually you can get tickets for popular flicks on opening night.
Of course the line of trailers and crap before the movie are overbearing. You almost forget what movie you are here for because they are so long. Not a specific criticism to AMC but still.. .
Buying tickets from the self-​serve kiosks can be aggravating. I went up to one to buy tickets for Star Wars, flipped through the selections that were not in alphabetical order, finally finding and selecting the film only to be told tickets for Star Wars can’t be sold at it. So I went to the next one but failed to get the touch screen to react. I gave up and went to the teller. I’d skip the kiosk and go to the booth were you can interact with a person.
During opening events the place can get crowded but the staff handles it well and there is an orderly flow in and out. The same can not be said for parking. Though parking is plentiful at Lennox the traffic patterns are not conductive for easy driving. To the north where Olengangy River Road bends east-​west the entrance is one-​way only. This is not intuitive and many head that way to exit, find that it’s one-​way, forced left to the northern parking lot with no outlet to the street, and jams up the traffic there. The eastern Lennox lots, though plentiful, are no better during big events. The only outlet there is the stoplight regulated access drive that spills into the storefront causeway. This is be easily overloaded causing long jams. No exaggeration, when I saw Batman on opening night here a few years ago it took me an hour and fifteen minutes to leave the parking lot. They need to rework this.
In the end it is a nice theatre for ordinary nights. There are many places nearby to eat, shop, or chill while you’re waiting for showtime. For huge events though, if you do not live nearby, it is better to go elsewhere and avoid the driving hassle.

Saw BROOKLYN @AMC Lennox tonight. Pre-​bought tickets, just had to slide the credit card and retrieve the tickets. Arrived on a Saturday night for a 7:40 show. The line was all the way to the door. There were only two cashiers working and only two of the four ticket ATM’s were functioning. There were some disappointed and frustrated customers there. The bathrooms are tiny, theatre ordinary. Will likely avoid this theatre in the future.

This theater is filthy! The ticket kiosks don’t work so the lines are really long because they understaff ticket sellers too. The front door handle is half hanging off. The place is disgusting. I will go elsewhere for my movies. Perhaps a theater that makes its customers feel valued. If this would let me post with zero stars I would gladly do so.

This is the closest movie theater to my place and usually our last minute go to when we decide on a movie night. The prices are fair, and I like that there is alcohol served for your movie going pleasure. I wish more theaters had comfortable /​reclining seats. Our last visit was in an older theater perhaps and the seats didn’t even rock/​recline at all. In today’s world, more comfort would be nice when there are so many other movie theater options, but nonetheless, I plan to go back here for movies in the future.

This used to be a good movie theatre. However, they do not have enough people working (1 person at the ticket window, 15 minutes to get through the concession line), the salt shakers were empty, the restrooms were dirty. I doubt we will be back.

What happened to this place? Haven’t been in a long while but definitely will NOT be back! Theater was dirty, drink station was a mess and missing critical components and the concession staff, while only having to serve up popcorn (essentially) were super slow. Anyone in charge there? Seems like not.

Movie was good, facilities were gross… We went into Daddy’s home at 330. We walked in about 320 and there was a big mess in the entrance to theater #2. Not the end of the world but big enough you had to walk through it. If that was the end of it no problem, however when we walked out of the movie at 530 no one had even taken action on the mess. To walk into a mess is okay… To leave two hours later and that same mess is there is a little disappointing when u pay $ 10 for a movie. Again not the end of it bc when we asked just to tell a manger we were informed there wasn’t a manager and that when they have time they will let someone know. So don’t expect cleanliness and don’t expect them to care when u are trying to be helpful. Just a heads up, but don’t worry they will serve you alcohol asap. So drink to miss the dirty environment they provide u.

my fiancé and i went there to go see «Straight outta Compton» and we decided to buy the $ 19.99 super snacker pack which was suppose to include a collectable twinkie but we didnt recieve our twinkie and when i asked why we didnt i was told that we had to make a choice between our candies (which was also included in the pack) and they couldnt give me a answer why i couldnt get my twinkie. I honestly felt ripped off but what can i do now. Other than that the movie was great!

For a theater, it’s ok. I’ll give it 2 stars. They get an extra star for the Coke Freestyle machine (Icee machine and Coke Freestyle machines are in the lobby). The final star comes from the bar they have available in the lobby. They lost one for the cleanliness lacking in the halls and in the theater itself.
Personally, I prefer theaters with the recliners and reserved seating, and this theater is «old school» and has standard seats… though I remember 15 years ago that it was new and hip because they had the arm rests that would come up and create a love seat style seating for couples.

This is not so much a complaint about this specific theater but 35 minutes of previews and commercials before a two hour movie is a little excessive… Especially if you’ve already shelled out $ 16 per ticket for an imax movie.
And, if you are paying for a baby sitter, that 35 minutes means you just paid for an extra hour of baby sitting for your date night.
Ok, rant over. The rest is of the experience is pretty standard AMC. Nice theaters, surprisingly good cocktails if you’re so inclined and ridiculously large sodas. Just be prepared to be bored out of your mind for the first half hour of your evening out.

I have been going to this theatre for years! The staff is always friendly and helpful! Not as clean as I would like for a theatre but I love the atmosphere at this establishment! I have seen countless movies without any issues with the quality! I do think the staff should do random walk-​ins in order for the people in the audience to be more quiet but that is more on the folks talking in the theatre.

When into the movie theater to ask about my missing wallet, after I had already sent three people to look for the wallet I have done the same results back. Finally I decided to go in and look for myself, he was extremely rude and insisted on telling me that it’s not his fault that I lost my wallet and that she’s not allowing me to go look for it, after repeatedly arguing with him and was ready about to purchase a ticket to the movie theater so I could look for my wallet he finally agreed to let me in.

Long line. Kiosks were not working and no signs to let people know. Girl at the counter tried to over charge me with an attitude. Just a bad expensive over all experience for a movie. Go elsewhere.

I’ve been going to this theater since I was in middle school, and it really hasn’t changed all that much. I’ve gone a few times in the past month, and they’ve added in new soda dispensers, so you can actually buy a small drink now and get a free refill (small victories).
Everybody running the concession stands have been very nice and don’t come off as being scripted. They have a bar here too if you’re inclined to have a drink while watching a movie, but I haven’t been over to it yet, because alcohol plus dark rooms and movies usually makes me sleepy.
I’ve been to a bunch of new releases here, either on opening night or just days after, and it’s really never too crowded. I’m not having to buddy up with a stranger next to me while watching a movie which is really nice.
All of the recent times I’ve gone, the place hasn’t been overrun by middle and high schoolers, and this was on a Friday/​Saturday night. It’s mostly OSU students and UA/​Victorian Villlage folks. The parking lot can be kind of a nightmare, but I feel like that’s fairly normal for theater parking with everyone leaving at once.
Overall, I enjoy this theater. Nothing extraordinary, but it fits the bill with what I’m looking for in seeing a movie.

This is your standard movie theatre with nothing wow about it. It’s conveniently located really close to my home so I find myself watching movies here regularly. It is fairly clean and offer imax movies which is a plus. Food prices are absolutely ridiculous but the same as any other chain movie theatre.

Visited this theater last weekend. I’d heard some complaints about the parking situation at this theater, but I didn’t run into any issues. Full disclosure: My husband and I prefer to go to early showings of movies because 1. there’s less people and 2. they’re cheaper. So it’s entirely possible that things are more hectic in the parking lot later *shrugs*
The employees that we interacted with were very pleasant, and I found the overall interior of the theater to be pretty pleasing. The seats were also nice and cozy.

Due to proximity this is the first-​run theater I visit the most.
It was built on the former site of a Lennox Heating and Cooling factory and was opened around 1996. Back then it was pretty busy and the satellite concession stands were in use but I haven’t seen them used in a long time. They’re now covered up which makes me wonder if the dinner and a movie concept is on the way to this location. It wasn’t uncommon to have to park in the back on a weeknight.
To save some money, it’s best to go during matinée hours. Movies are $ 5 and you can always find a parking space. Saturdays you may see the vintage car crowd. They park in the rows between the theater and Champps America and stand around the lot visiting with other car enthusiasts. On OSU Game Days the police were there to strictly enforce the no parking rules. It seems to have gotten a little bit lax in the past year or two. I see plenty of people parking their cars and walking to the stadium from there. On Sunday mornings the lobby and hallways are busy because a church holds services there. Parking is still plentiful and prices are still a deal.
Staff generally consists of teenagers and college students. Anytime I’ve had an issue they’ve been super nice. For instance, last year I renewed my stubs card the day after it expired and the computers happened to be acting up. The manager gave me a free movie ticket that day and gave me some special passes good on any movie for the next year. (I later used them on IMAX 3-​D to see Gravity and didn’t have to pay anything.) Today I stopped in just before 1pm and the lone person at the concession stand got me my drink while the popcorn was finishing popping. He even commented that he wanted to make sure I got the freshest popcorn available.
As I’m usually spending $ 10 or more on tickets for each visit, the AMC Rewards adds up fairly quickly and I get to use the $ 10 reward before it expires.

Amc, despite their atrocious ticket and food prices, will not give you larger than an 8 ounce glass for water. I had to call a manager and wait 5 minutes in order to get a cup that could substantially quench my thirst. Definitely don’t go here after a run of you don’t want to debate with cashiers and supervisors before rehydrating.
It’s pretty ridiculous the contempt for your customers you must have to charge them 8.50 a ticket, $ 10 for popcorn and another 4.50 for a bottle of dasani?!
Just give me a cup for water, follow me to the fountain and watch me actually put water in it.
Your soda isn’t worth 5 bucks.
Your service is atrocious, the manager and employee couldn’t have seemed more inconvenienced to help a repeat customer.
I’m going to be going out of my way to spend my money somewhere else from now on.

I hate this place. Bad parking, outrageously expensive concessions, dirty theatres, the ticket machines don’t work… I could go on…
The last time I was here, I decided to get some nachos bc I had just worked all day and then gone on an impromptu movie date. The «nachos» are a box of cold mini size tostitos with a side of cold cheese. Think the kind of situation you would encounter in a nacho lunchable. Except this was $ 8+.
On a previous trip, I went to pick my purse up and the strap was stuck between an empty seat and a cushion. A rainbow of skittles came from between the seat. I didn’t have any skittles. No idea how long they had been there.
Skip this place and go anywhere else.

This is my favorite theater to go see a movie at.
The staff is great, the cleanliness is really good, nice choice on the concession stand, the sound was amazing, the picture was very sharp, the Imax experience was worth it. Also, they were the only theater that I saw that got The Raid 2 in their theater.
Every time I go, I’m never disappointed.