Tinseltown Theatres

we went to the theater for a movie, our second time. and were quite pleased with the experience.
the first time was for mockingjay, this time we saw whiskey tango foxtrot.
the sound was good, the seats were good. the popcorn was really good. service at the counter was good.
based on these two visits, we have no constructive criticism and will continue to check th listings whenever we visit medford to see if there’s anything we want to see on the big screen! ;)

Went there last night and the guy who takes the tickets looked like someone just killed his puppy. Probably the most unfriendly guy in customer service. I understood however, when I saw the manager running around huffing and puffing and whining in front of all the customers about doing his job. The girl who helped us at concession was very friendly though. Movie was good. But also the theatre was gross!!! Wasn’t cleaned, the bathrooms were even worse. Totally disgusting and unsanitary. Cmon kids take pride in your job.

attended cinemark thatre tinsletown in medford oregon now of course this is a touchy subject for most of the community that either are uneducated about firearms their rights and the rights of others i am a ccl holder by the state of oregon and with the ccl i can either openly or conceal carry inside any public establishment however upon entry i was asked to remove my firearm i politely refused to do so at which point the manager says well we have it posted i told him flat out just because you post it does not make it a enforceable policy i informed him they are in fact a public establishment and that they are not privately owned and cannot legaly enforce the policy however my luck i got to interact with a uneducated officer in the oregon state and city statutes so i could not enter the thetre without being immediately arrested so i got a refund and politely left the establishment now to most this is okay however a theatre unless the property is directly owned by the theatre cannot legally enforce a policy that infringes upon my rights as a citizen also this was not done to seek attention but to bring to light the companys inacurate assumption that they can in fact enforce such a policy when in oregon unless it is otherwise listed in the state or city statutes iit is not legal to enforce such a policy.

This place has three concession stands… Right? You would think they would staff the place with enough people to man them so there isn’t an 30min + wait to get a drink and popcorn. It’s Father’s Day 2015 and I could imagine there are a lot of family’s going to the movies on this day, maybe… Just maybe someone «management «could plan for a Hectic day of movie goers and let it flow like we would love it to so the movie experience isn’t a bummer.

I enjoy going to Tinseltown every time I see a movie there.
If you’re there a little early, check out the arcade (reasonable prices) and it’s lots of fun. Their concession stand is pretty cool with the screens… although, like any movie theater, the prices are ridiculous. My mom and I got a small popcorn, bottle of water, and soda for $ 7.00 (that’s with a coupon).
The theater is nice, as always. I’m still stoked on the new chairs! Way better what they used to be.
I also love their «Classic Series» films they have, showing a single film twice per week. I just wish they could have them more often being we don’t have a movie theater that only shows old movies. It would be great if Cinemark could actually have more classic horror films.

The staff does a good job keeping the place clean. The snacks are all over priced but it’s a movie theater so nothing new there. The seats are comfortable for a long movie and the sound is great… almost like being there.

Tinsel town has good seating and good screens. But I almost never go. This theater has had a monopoly on the town for more than a decade. If they would devote just one of their theaters to indies, genres and other movies, appropriate for folks not 0 to 30, I’d probably go every week. This is a retirement town, yet they don’t cater to one of their largest target demographics. Why?

One of the best, if not the best theater in the region. Having lived two hours away recently, only to return back to Medford, I can say this theater is pretty awesome. They run all the latest movies, have an awesome variety of food, are able to run more than one movie in 3D at a time (Crescent City, CA I’m looking at you) and are able to accept Fandango purchases (again looking at you CC). The Staff is generally very friendly and the place is always pretty clean. Other theaters in the Area and region are old, dirty, and just creepy. The only notable exception to this is the Varsity in Downtown Ashland, but their niche is Indy/​artistic films (which is awesome) so they are in a category of their own!

This theatre is very nice and very clean!
On a rainy afternoon I needed somewhere to take my niece and nephew. Being from out of state, we decided a movie was a universally fun thing to do when it rains. We had a great time and it was a very nice theatre with very nice staff!

Tinseltown is a perfectly nice theater in Medford. They recently upgraded all their seating and have been doing other interior remodeling work to make the theater a bit nicer.
They have easy to use ticket kiosks inside, in addition to several pay windows outside. If you use Fandango to purchase tickets you can use the text message they send you as your virtual ticket. Very cool.
They have three different concession stands (two of which are kind of hidden down either corridor) so even at peak times you can quickly obtain your snacks.
Of course, the snacks are beyond ridiculously overpriced, as with most theaters. $ 3.75 for a candy, $ 5.00 for popcorn… only at a movie theater would we pay such stupid prices. But that is hardly Tinseltown’s fault so we won’t mark them down too much for that.
Tinseltown also does a good job of regulating the temperature in the theaters. I have never felt like I was freezing or sweltering in their theaters, which I cannot always say for other theaters I have been to.
Overall, Tinseltown is a nice place to enjoy the latest blockbuster film.

This review is probably way more about me than it is the theater. But also not.
Though my family and some of my friends still live here, Medford and I have never been a good match. As a teenager, living here before the Internet became a real thing, three things kept me hopeful and sane: movies, books, and the countdown to college.
So I really appreciate this theater for providing the movie part. However.
While I didn’t really intend to serve up a metaphor for Medford, this Tinseltown does illustrate my observations of Medford life in some key ways.
— Lots of choices /​limited options:
It may be a multiplex, but there’s only one theater in town, and what they’re going to show is blockbusters. So you can get up to 10 flavors of vanilla at a time, but for independent films or festival-​types, or older movies or what-​have-​you, you’re gonna have to schlep it down to Ashland, or get cozy with your computer.
— Lessons in big business:
Once there were three movie theaters in Medford, but when Cinemark moved into town, as they built up the cineplex, they rebranded the mall theater to offer cheap seats in direct competition with the locally-​owned second-​run theater. They beat the small theater’s prices and offered better amenities and newer movies, so everyone went to the mall, naturally, until eventually the local business folded. When that happened, Cinemark promptly closed the mall theater, too, leaving us only the first-​run cineplex at full prices. Super, super savvy. It’s the way of business, and I don’t begrudge them, but it did feel like there was an Aesop’s fable in there somewhere.
— Very specific demographic:
If the more independent-​style films make it here, (a) it might be one of those religious ones sponsored by several local churches, and if not (b) don’t expect this audience to enjoy it. I Fandango-​ed tickets, for example, to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, assuming, naively, that it’d be sold out. I was one of 3 people in the theater. Both times I saw it.
Another time, I had the misfortune of sitting next to a couple of belligerent (and with years of distance I want to say drunk) asshats shouting out hateful /​uncreative /​racial /​misogynistic slurs throughout a Halle Berry movie, shortly after she’d won the Academy Award. If you don’t like it, why don’t you just leave? I would have myself, except that I was trapped in the aisle by a couple of scary jerks. Granted, one theater can’t be responsible for a world of jerks, but I hate that there’s enough implicit space here for them to feel untethered in making people (me) feel intimidated.
— It’s a small world:
Say you’re in the courtyard or parking lot outside, freaking out about the awful asshats in the seat next to you… what are the chances that you run into your friend from high school, and maybe her whole family, maybe going to see the new talking dogs movie, and how are you, we haven’t seen in you so long, still working in Portland, are you seeing anyone, how’re your folks, what’s new??? Those chances? SUPER HIGH.
— Open on holidays:
Which is always useful when I’m down here. So hey! Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!

It’s so nice to enjoy a movie in stadium seating and not having to worry about someone too tall sitting in front of you. The screens were huge and the ventilation was incredibly comfortable. The tickets can be purchased on line and at the kiosks which are real fair, but they make up for it with very expensive Concession prices. All in all this is a great nearby place to enjoy a summer blockbuster.

The best place to see a movie in Medford… also the only place! But really, a fun place to take the family!

Great as always, wished it didn’t cost so much for popcorn and sodas, but, such is life.

Nice movie theater, hubby and I always go to Medford every other 2 weeks to do our groceries and shopping. Before we do our stuff we watch movie first. This movie theater is nice and quite. I like their popcorn too. I like their seats too, very comfortable.

What makes for an unpleasant movie experience? A heating and cooling system that goes from nuclear blast to arctic chill, uncomfortable seats, and noisy movie watcher wearing too much cologne. Not all of those are Tinseltown’s fault, but the biggies are.
The good things were the stadium seating (the kid was able to see the screen with no obstruction), picture quality was good, sounds was good, the arcade (even though was outdated) was fun, and the staff was friendly
Over all it was an OK experience, but if the AC and Heating system would have worked better I would have given it 4 stars.

Quite a nice little movie theater. The seats are very comfy and recline. The sound and picture are good. They have a large selection of movies. I travel to Medford for business and enjoy catching a weeknight movie here in the undercrowded theater.

Pretty good set of theatres, with stadium seating, comfortable reclining seats, cupholders, and a decent sound system.
Prices are very fair for seniors, matinees and kids. Evening times are average prices for a first run theatre.

Fun movie theater complex in Medford, Oregon near I-​5 and local hotels. They run new release movies late into the night. Color décor is a bit bright and festive, a bit loud, but still fun. Tickets are still affordable compared to big city prices.