AMC Bowles Crossing 12

I love this place and won’t go anywhere else (besides the Alamo) because of the assigned seating. It is a huge plus to me that I can buy tickets from home, pick where I want to sit and not have to show up really early for seating. Pricing is great during the day M-​Th if you don’t work a 9 – 5. Love that I can have a beer for evening shows. Loss of points: Expense at Concessions and cleanliness… would like to see more cleaning between seatings.

Went to see Star Wars 3D and the first 5 minutes of the movie we noticed it wasn’t even 3D took them a little bit to get the right film going. There was melted chocolate in the seat that ruined my pants.
I always love going to this theater for there seats but wish they would step up there cleanliness up…

This is one of my favorite theaters. It’s close to the house, and also has reclining seats which is great! I also love that I can receive my tickets on my phone and have it scanned so we don’t have to wait in line to buy tickets. Definitely dig the reserved seats too.

We went on Dec 31^st at 4pm — the theater was disgusting — it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a week — the floors were covered with popcorn and trash. Only 3 attendants present — one selling tickets, one taking tickets and one selling food. The food area was dirty with cups and food stacking on the shelves. The actual seats were very comfortable and I love being able to select my seats on line. However, we probably won’t go back because of how dirty it was.

Small theater with awesome seats. The seats recline and have a leg rest. All seats are good because of the reclining seats. Go during matinée for cheaper prices. Excellent for kids! Seats are around $ 10 a person for regular to 3D, but if you go to early matinée movies are around $ 5.

Assigned seating in comfy recliner type chairs sure does make any movie going experience one Unilocal star better.
Large clear movies screens in smaller auditoriums also help to make your stay a more intimate.
Carry in Beer, wine and cocktails complete the almost luxury experience.
I didn’t fall asleep but must admit I didn’t wanna leave when the movie was finished!
Ha ha.

Very fun experiemce. Nicely maintained, clean facility. Great staff.

I have to agree with the other reviewers that this is the ultra theatre experience, and for us, it’s only a 3 mile drive. My only complaint is the handicapped seating. I am disabled but not in a wheelchair. I use a cane and must have oxygen ²⁴⁄₇. People have figured out that these are good seats as there is no one in front of you. Non disabled people buy them online and they go quickly. They have a policy that they must be available for thirty minutes before showtime for handicapped persons. We called and asked what one must do to demonstrate disability. All one has to do is SAY they are disabled. I’m thinking perfect seating for a MENTALY disabled person like James Holmes. Give him lots of room to get his stuff together before he stands up and turns around and opens fire. Let’s see, I feel like a girl/​boy today, so I can use the restroom of the opposite sex. Things are out of f**king control. What’s next. A 16 year old goes into a bar and all he has to do is SAY he is 21. What is the point of the ADA. Handicapped parking is just as bad. Friends and reletives is f hanicapped people use their parking cards. I have seen it first hand many times. One time I saw a group of teenagers literally running out of Wal Mart and getting into a car with a HC placard. I told them they better pray they never need one of those legitimently. Their answer? F you, fat old bitch. Glad I won’t be around in 20 years. This is no longer the country into which I was born

I wish could rate this place higher than 5 stars. Yesterday was a day off, and after doing some mundane errands, I wanted to see «Ricky and the Flash,» huge Meryl Streep fan that I am. This was my first visit here, so I was pleasantly taken back when the cashier asked me where I wanted to sit! Online, I saw that this venue has recliner seats, but I had to see them to really believe it. Wow, and that I was actually able to put my tired feet and legs up while the trailers and movie was running. Soft and cushy… with my hot dog lunch and custom-​blended ginger ale, so good! This place will definitely see me again, especially when the pre-​holiday and holiday films start coming out. AND, if I have a date or a friend with me, we’ll have to stop by the adult-​beverage bar across from the concession stand!

Great price 6.99 for kids — full reclining seats and plenty of leg room — theatre was super clean and even smelled nice not what I expected for the price will go again

Expensive! But I had a great experience here. Jonah!, my main man at the concession stand. Helped me out, great customer service from this young man. I would definitely come back, but I have to remember to eat before coming in. #Gallows

Love the new seats, screens and speakers at this theater. It had been quite a few years since I have seen a movie at this location. Several newer places have opened since I was last here and I assumed this place has not kept up with the newer amenities. Very pleased with the new lay out and remodel.

The recliners are WONDERFUL! I also like the idea of purchasing assigned seating so you don’t have to get there crazy early to get good seats. There is a bar in the lobby, so that’s a plus. However, I do not like the fact that the snacks/​drinks are even more expensive than «normal» theaters. I got a small popcorn and a medium drink and paid 12+ dollars — that is just ridiculous. Plus I had to butter my own, pre filled bag of popcorn, and the butter couldn’t get down to the lower half of the bag, so that half of popcorn was bleh. Also, the butter station was really dirty and messy, and my friends said the bathrooms were nasty. I would normally bump down to a three for these issues, but the recliners are so freaking wonderful, that I had to leave this at a 4.

I can’t go to other theaters now! The seating here is just too comfortable. Add a Beer and Wine bar and what else could you need? Always clean, and reserved seating means you can show up when ever you like, no lines and no searching for seats!

Love this theater because it’s just down the street from me. My hubby and I always reserve tix online and then just show the CC, super easy and convenient! The seats are phenomenal, FYI: they recline! The atmosphere is always little teeny boppers but what movie theater isn’t these days. They have a bar which is great but the Prices are insane. $ 9 for a beer! The prices on all their food items are very expensive too.

They assign seats. Meaning they can have a dozen seats available, but not together, so they force you to switch to another showing, inflating their stats of how many showings they had for a movie. We left and went to another theatre where we could find seats together… for two!

(1) Yes, there are full reclining seats. Have you had to get back to your seat before the movie has even started, trying to get past all those feet? Heaven forbid you have to make a mid-​movie trip to the bathroom. You’ll have a row full of people really annoyed with you since they have to un-​recline to make room.
(2) The arms in those seats are too high for my comfort. Plus the arm in the middle of the set of two seats isn’t quite wide enough for two arms to rest comfortably. And the width of the seat itself is too narrow to keep your arms at your sides. And I’m not overly wide.
(3) I went to a Saturday afternoon movie (4:20 p.m.) which would have had matinée pricing in most theaters. Not at this theater (though the AMC theater in Highlands Ranch does). And senior tickets are the same price as the regular adult tickets. So my Saturday afternoon at the movies cost me $ 11.49 admission and $ 13.73 for a large popcorn and medium soda. Grand total (so you don’t have to do the math yourself): $ 25.22. I thought I was back in New York.
My favorite is the Landmark in Greenwood Village, hands down.

If you’re gonna go see a movie, come here. For the same price, you get leather recliners that electronically/​mechanically recline with the push of a button. Seats are so comfy, you might fall asleep. Theatres have fewer seats (which is a plus in my book), which means you should come earlier or buy tix online. I sat in the third row, which usually would be way too close and result in a neck cramp. Not here. I’d even sit in the second row!
Popcorn could’ve been a bit fresher? It tasted a little stale.
It’s also nice to have so many dining options close by.

You have GOT to go back here!
Remodel: Complete.
Seats: Upgraded.
No, really. UPGRADED. We’re talking cozy, couch-​like, leather, automatic, RECLINING seats, people. With Leg Rests. And they’re two-​by seats, with an arm that can divide or be lifted up for maximum cuddling!
And… And… And… There’s a BAR in the lobby. Yup. Beer and a Movie. Remember in Pulp Fiction, how John Travolta was all excited how in Amsterdam, you can get a BEER in a Movie Theater? Well, Hello Happiness in the USA.
Oh, and movies are still the same price. $ 6 for the 1^st showing, $ 7 for students, $ 9 for adults.
Saaaaayyy Whaaaaaat???

I haven’t been here since I was in high school, but my friends live a few blocks from here and we came to see a Sunday matinée. They have recently remodeled the theater, and the seats are wonderful. Over-​sized, plush recliners with plenty of space to sit comfortably without elbowing the person next to you. Actually the best movie seats I’ve come across. They also have a bar opposite the concession stand with 4 tap handles so you can enjoy an adult beverage.
It’s very comfortable here, and it’s only about 15 minutes away from me so I’ll likely come back.