Cinemark

I saw Star Wars: The Force Awakens in XD (meaning 3D) and I had an okay experience. I’m big on Alamo Drafthouse which doesn’t run all these crappy commercials. I can tolerate the trailers to a certain degree but they had to run all these trailers which almost felt like an hour. The theatre showing Star Wars was clean and had decent seating. I can’t really say anything about the concession stand as we didn’t even bother. It’s a decent theatre.

Un cine viejo, la dulceria carisima, mala atención. No hay muchas opciones de cines con buenas instalaciones en Houston.

Second time trying this place service is good but the teenagers that go there are disrespectful talking through the movie Cell phone lights on. I will never go back again just very very distracted trying to watch a movie

The worst service eva the food server was unprepared didn’t even was unprofessional we asked for angus hotdogs he said there was some then he came back saying there out and needed more than 3p mins to get them ready and ontop of tht he didn’t even have any experience on the cash I mean I’ve been to every cinemark thearter but I will never come back to this one again…

the ticketing… get the auto machines working if you are gonna have them!

This is NOT your average huge, gawdy, flashy movie cineplex. It feels like a throwback but it’s almost brand new. The lobby is tiny, the hallways are more hotel like than movie theater sized and the bathrooms are only three or four stalls.
There are two ticket booths on the front. they do have the self serve kiosk if you wanna use that. We bought our tickets ahead of time so it was all good.
You walk in and are immediately confronted by the concession stand. The prices there are not throwback however. So expect your $ 20 snack. But I would hate to navigate this when the place gets really busy or when the line is long for some popcorn. Where will they put a long line? Out the door?
The seats are very narrow. Seriously narrow and the longer I sat in them the less comfortable they became. They are the rocking kind and there was plenty of leg room. But if you are of average or better size you will find them to be a bit restrictive after the 20 minutes of previews. The arm rests do lift up. So if you are lucky enough to have an open seat next to you, lift that puppy up and get comfy.
Adult Evening — $ 8.25
Adult Fri/​Sat after 6pm — $ 8.50
Special Advance Showings) — $ 8.50
Child (1 – 11) /​Senior (62+) — $ 6.25
Adult Matinée before 6pm — $ 6.50
Early Bird 1^st Matinée Showtime (7 days a week) — $ 5.00
Seniors Day — All Day Monday — $ 5.00
3D Attraction — Normal Ticket Price Plus Premium $ 3.00
There’s no arcade to waste any time if you get there early. Free parking in the big lot out front. The theaters themselves were nice and clean… the bathroom needed some help but once the staff was told they got right to the problem.

Been here a few times in the past couple of years. Not much of a movie goer, and it’s no surprise when this is the only theatre within a reasonable distance. The theatre seems small considering the vast growth in this area of the past years. The stff isn’t very helpful or friendly, but I wouldn’t go so far as to call them exactly rude. Theatres themselves are only relatively clean and bathrooms have been gross whenever I go. Maybe I just keep catching them in an off day, but somehow I doubt it. I’ll continue to go because it is unforutunwtely the only theatre within a reasonable distance, and with two kids and a hubby who work long odd hours, it’s infrequent we have the chance to go, anyhow. If however, a new theatre goes in within a reasonable distance, I’ll be giving them a try.

From the outside, it looks like a high-​end movie theater. There’s an automated ticket machine out front that is good for dispensing non-​R-​Rated movie passes. It’s convenient and quick, so that’s a plus.
Once you shuffle past the concession stand and into the hallway, you’re greeted by the unmistakable scent of urine. I can’t decide if it’s more like cat urine or human urine, or perhaps some unholy hybrid of the two — but there’s definitely a phosphorescent-​ammonia stench that not even popcorn can cover up.
The theater is comfortable and as clean as you’d expect from a typical movie theater (ie: the 5-​second rule does not apply here. If it hits the floor, it should be consigned to the fires of hell). The sound is adequate, but not fantastic, and the projection is good, but not spectacular.
Totally worth the $ 9.00 ticket price. (rolleyes)

I swear I already wrote a review for this place… but here it goes.
Cypress was in desperate need of a movie theater. This part of Cypress is growing faster than they can build stuff. So up pops the Cinemark several years ago with only 12 screens. Really? Who is doing your planning and research? They need to be fired.
Also, rethink the design of this theater (or fire the architect). It is like a big box with a bunch of other boxes. The concession stand is right there in your face when you walk in, not much room. Sometimes it is hard to show up close to the start time of a movie and get your food in a timely fashion. The hallways that lead to the various theaters is narrow (back to firing the architect, sorry).
It is nice to have this place close, but there is absolutely nothing special about it. Not sure what Cinemark was thinking. I sometimes drive to Tomball or Katy because of this.
The best thing they did was add the little XD theater. I love it and readily pay the extra $ for it when I can.

Don’t want to sound like Scrooge, but every time I go to the movies, I feel like I’m getting screwed!!! 6 movie tickets with one senior cit and 4 children discounts still ended up at low $ 40 range. wtf (what the flick)? Movie was pretty good (Madagascar 3) but seriously some of the jokes were for adults rather than kids. Most animated movies are like that anyway, but if you have kids, watching this movie will not be torture!
If you’re like me, a movie is not a movie without the yellow stuff – popcorn with plenty of fattening oil!!! Luckily, I signed up for Cinemark’s emails and receive coupons that you can print off or have scanned from your smartphone. Sweet! My coupon was for a free icee or drink with any size popcorn. If it was just me, I would have just bought the smallest size and been satisfied, BUT I wasn’t raised to eat in front of kids, so I bought the big kahuna, which was $ 7 bucks and came with one free refill. To save time, I asked for 4 bags, poured popcorn in all 4 so I could redeem the refill before i went into the theater so the kids could have their own popcorn without arguing over sharing.
But then, my Mom asked me to buy drinks. This is where I lost money. The small and medium are only 50 cents difference, but the size is greatly advantageous to get a medium. Plus you get a 50 cent discount for every 2 drinks you buy. In hindsight, I could have bought 2 medium and 2 smalls because 2 of the girls didn’t drink that much. In any case, movie goers know that you will spend money when you go to the movies. PERIOD! That’s why I don’t go to the movies unless it’s at a discounted price, especially with $ 5 groupons to Studio Movie Grill popping up once in a while.
Theater was a pigsty as we left the place. That’s not the theater’s fault, that’s on the movie goers. But it would help if there were more trash cans inside the theater rather than at the exits. Overall, I would go to this location again, but you got to get there probably 30 minutes before time to find great seats. With the number of people in our group going in about 10 minutes after the movie started, we ended up on the 2^nd row. I don’t like sitting that close, but it was okay.

A very clean cinema. Had a wide selection if movies. The only problem is that the prices are a little high, prices are cheaper for the first showing at noon ad all matinees.

For starters, it’s a clean cinema with helpful service. I had an issue with my online ticket purchase, since it didn’t show up in their system. Luckily I have a smartphone, and could pull up the order number fairly easily, but it shouldn’t have got to that point.
In this day and age, theaters are doing anything they can to rake you over the coals and get your money so luckily I had a gift cards. I went to see Tranformers 3 in their premium 3D theater, the Cinemark XD Real 3D «plush seat» experience. It was nice, but I can’t justify a $ 14 purchase to see a film in a slightly bigger theater with 3D on a normal basis. To be honest, there are better screens around town. One in particular in Tomball has one of the cleanest screens I have ever watched a movie on. But I digress, the actual theater area was very clean with stadium seating and a bunch of annoying patrons.
The concession as you would expect is expensive. I spent $ 8+ on a medium drink and some m&ms. The service was quick, even though it appeared to be a training session, and the general area was clean.
My experience overall was OK, and probably better than OK if I enjoyed the multiplex experience. Personally, I don’t enjoy that kind of experience, so it was the little things that bothered me. I get to the theater early to pick out a seat that hopefully is away from other people. Of course to my luck 5 minutes into the film a family of 4 shows up with kids, a grandma, and a mom and tries to fit into the 3 seats next to me. So after they stand in front of me through the beginning of the film, I have to listen to them discuss the candy and popcorn situation. And don’t get me started on the kids in front of me playing their Nintendo DS. I think I will reserve this theater only for those rare occasions where I can’t catch something at a Matinée at The Movie Tavern or Alamo Drafhouse.

Sorry! Went there the other night to watch the roomate. The show started at 10:25 we got there at 10:30 at the door! Once we got to the door we saw a young lady drop down to the floor trying to hide! We knocked on the door for about 5 min before somebody came to let us in! Horrible service and the movie was not that good either! The lady that hid from us name was Ms. George! She is sorry too!

Excellent choice of Theater for watching the newest released movies. The Digital XD Theater makes for one of the most impressive presentations of Big Screen movies you could ever experience. Everyone should have one of these built into their homes! haha! As clean as a movie Theater can get, with NO STICKY FLOORS.

Glad they built a theatre out here. Cypress really needed it.
Since it is in suburbia, weekend nights are taken over by teens, so that’s why I’ve only been here for a matinée. Something I noticed was that there is no arcade — which is a good thing since that just attracts more loiters. This place is actually kind of quiet.
They have arm rests that lift up so you can cuddle with your boo, you don’t have to pay for parking, and there’s lots of restaurants and a few bars (one wine bar) in the area for a pre/​after show meal.
Hopefully they’ll beef up security though, as I was notified via email that a few gunpoint robberies have occurred in their lot.
Adult Evening — $ 8.25
Adult Fri/​Sat after 6pm — $ 8.50
Special Advance Showings) — $ 8.50
Child (1 – 11) /​Senior (62+) — $ 6.25
Adult Matinée before 6pm — $ 6.50
Early Bird 1^st Matinée Showtime (7 days a week) — $ 5.00
Seniors Day — All Day Monday — $ 5.00
3D Attraction — Normal Ticket Price Plus Premium $ 3.00
*Note: No Children Under Age 6 Will Be Admitted To Any R-​Rated Feature After 6pm (what parent would bring their 6-​year-​old out to see such a flick, I don’t know?)