AMC Twenty Mile 10

Clean theatre with good sound. Love being able to buy tickets in advance on line, but you still need to stand in line when you get there to get your actual tickets.

This theater is small and quiet. There was maybe 10 people in our theater on a Friday night around 1030p. Parker is basically a suburb, so I guess all the kids were already in bed.
I liked this place. Would go back for another movie. It’s also not as crazy expensive as other theaters in the Denver metro area.

An ok theater that is extremely cheap. It isn’t the best theater but for the price it’s definitely worth coming back to again and again.
The only negatives in general are the bathroom. The bathroom in general each time I have been there has been kind of dirty. This is one of those things that some theaters have issues with and some theaters are on top of. Unfortunately this theater has an issue with it.
For the price it’s going to be my theater of choice. An early matinée showing for 2 is less then $ 10 in total. You just can’t beat that nowadays.

We see A lot of movies here and it isn’t ever really busy but it would be nice to see them do a bit of renovating since it feels a little dated.

The theater smelled disgusting. After loosing my shoe on the ground I used a flashlight to find it and what I saw horrified us. This theater was absolutely filthy. I will never go here again. The backs of the seats and floors literally looked like the inside of a used dumpster. Disgusting

An ok theatre to go to with friends on the weekend and when I don’t have the time go go to a movie in southlands I just go here, kind of small but the theatre has been open for a long time and has not been renovated for a while but still a nice place to go to for a matinée. But not that bad of a theatre though I strongly recommend Amc Southlands 16 instead

As long as you go during the weekday when kids are in school it’s pretty quiet. My only complaint about this theatre is the size of its screens. If the movie has been out for a while it will most likely be in one of the smaller theaters with very small screens. I would rather drive down to Arapahoe and see it on a regular sized theatre screen.

This is one my favorite theaters to see a movie by myself. I’ve never had to deal with a line (buy online and avoid the teller) and the prices on concessions I think are better than any other theater down south.
I don’t get the $ 12 a year loyalty card — that’s basically them saying they expect to lose $ 12 on every customer who uses the card so they’ll charge you an annual fee, just like a credit card with nice benefits. Not buying it chief.
The parking lot is a bit odd. Lots to the east and west (and not that big) and nothing out front. It’s not the biggest or the best, but it’s always been clean, never too crowded and the staff is usually in a good, chill mood — perfect for a lazy Sunday movie alone when you don’t have to manage the expectations of someone else or make sure their having a good time.

Up until last week I use to go here often with my 3 boys (Minimum 1x month) to enjoy $ 5 early movies. Of coarse the food, candy, and drinks are expensive… aren’t all theatres?
My HUGE issue with them is I have an 18 month old and until our movie last week we were ALWAYS charged for a ticket for him (I guess I should have known better myself) but than Tuesday I was told not until they’re 2!!! Well at about 18 movies at $ 5 that’s $ 90 I feel I’ve been ripped off!

It’s your standard movie theater. Over priced popcorn, soda and candy. Relatively clean. Not impressed their matinée prices end at 4. It’s normally 6. Not really a big fan of AMC to begin with. A loyalty card you have to pay for just rubs me the wrong way.

I’m not sure what you are looking for in a theater, but here, they play movies and it doesnt smell gross. Matinée tickets are only five dollars but the matinée prices end at noon on Fridays, so get up early and go to the theater in your PJ’s or else the tickets are 7.50 a pop.
I try to stay away from this theater on Friday and Saturday nights because the entire graduating class of Ponderosa will be there…

When you live in Parker, this is the closest movie theatre. Nothing really stands out, but I do like the early weekend shows for only $ 5.00. Order throught Fandango and if you have the AMC Stubs card, you pay no fees.

I don’t usually rate movie theaters but with my last visit I felt compiled to do so.
On the weekends before noon the movie tickets are only $ 5 and it isn’t overcrowded. Which is a definite plus in my book. With less people come less children and less people texting on their stupid cell phones during the movie.
My husband and I went a couple of weeks ago and arrived about 10 minutes before our movie was going to start. The young gentleman behind the ticket counter heard us talking about getting pretzel bits and suggested that we try the Parmesan Garlic ones — they were very tasty to say the least. So off to the concession stand we go to get these suggested items. We order and then the very sweet young lady behind the counter informs us that there was a problem and that the pretzel bites were not warm. She then asked us what movie we were seeing and we told her. Her response was «The previews start in a few minutes why don’t you go find your seats and once the pretzel bites are warm enough I’ll bring them into you». What??? I must have had the most shocked look on my face. Customer Service from a teenager that works at the movie theater. This is rare to say the least and very refreshing.
So we found our seats and waited for about 5 minutes and there she comes carrying a huge tray of taste morsels. She had already given us the cheese dipping sauce that comes with and she proceeded to fill this empty space with more bites.
It seems to be the small touches that matter and this is why this continues to be my theater of choice.

Nice clean theater, not very crowded. Stadium seating with very nice comfy chairs. Popcorn was only so-​so. I gave 4 stars b/​c of how nice the theater was, not b/​c of popcorn, that would get a 2

I must say I really liked this theater in Parker. We popped in here last night to see Hot Tub Time Machine (a must see!). We really only chose this location because the times worked and it was relatively close to home.
It was a nice surprise. Tucked back off Parker near Lincoln, it has plenty of parking and was absolutely dead on Monday night! Clean, friendly and nice high back rocker chairs in the stadium theaters. What more can you ask for?
It might end up in the theater rotation!

This is definitely a go-​to theater for us! The bathrooms are clean and the place was kind of quiet on a Monday night. It has high back, comfy rocking chairs that actually had a little bit of wiggle room.
The theater is tucked back off of Parker and Dransfeldt (if it’s called 20 Mile, why isn’t it off 20 Mile Road? I don’t know!) and if you don’t know it’s there you might miss it.
I’ve heard the place gets nuts on the weekends with kids/​teenagers, but I’ve also been told that they don’t allow teens unescorted by parents after 9pm, so that’s a good thing, too!
Didn’t try the popcorn, but it smelled awesome.

When I first moved to Parker, I thought that the 20 Mile Theater was going to be MY theater. In my fantasy, whenever I would want to see a movie, I could drive the mile and a half down to the theater and enjoy. This did not happen.
What is wrong? One word: Teenagers. Teenagers are all over this theater like maggots on road kill. Apparently the 20 Mile Theater is THE place to see and be seen in Parker for the under 18 crowd. Gaggles of giggling girls stand around the front of the theater not-​quite watching skateboard punks doing their stupid tricks, who are doing their stupid tricks just to impress the giggling girls. I left all this behind when I graduated from high school. I don’t want to have to wade through it just to see the latest Apatow movie.
On the other hand, if you go there during school hours, the place is dead and you are almost guaranteed to have the whole theater to yourself. I have done this a couple of times and it is a little disconcerting. A big part of the movie experience is the audience.
The theaters are small-​ish and very generic. The popcorn, candy, and pop cost more than the federal deficit, like most movie theaters.
I would say the best this about the 20 Mile Theater is that it is the fly paper of Parker. All the pests go there. As long as you stay away from the theater, you don’t have to be bothered by them.
Dear Lord… I sound like an old man.

This place used to smell like an old shoe. Before they got bought out there were teenagers running wild. Since they became Kerasotes, it’s a much more enjoyable experience and there isn’t a noticeably weird smell. I think the teens have been forced to migrate to the skate park and the field house. YAY!

Nothing like spending a Saturday afternoon with your honey at the theater. We hit Colorado Cinemas 20 Mile in Parker to catch the new Clooney/​Pitt flick, «Burn After Reading».
Parking for the theater is plentiful, however can see you having to walk a bit if making it a date on Friday and Saturday night.
The staff on this afternoon visit was nothing short of friendly. We were pleased that an user came in to greet the patrons in our theater prior to the movie starting and reiterating that folks should turn off cells and keep quiet.
Best deal here is to get a medium drink and small popcorn, (total about $ 7.00) as you get free refills on them durning your visit. Everyone knows you can down these both just taking in the previews.
The reclining seats are nice and the theaters are about your average size. That said I wasn’t fully impressed with the place as the bathrooms were a bit «used and abused» and looked as if they hadn’t been cleaned yet that day.
The area surrounding the theaters is full of restaurants to take in before or after your visits and the soon to be developed «Brunswick Zone» coming in 2009 will be a hit for the area.

It could be worse. The staff are pretty cool and the manager is helpful. However, the theater-​going experience here is only slightly better than most theaters.
The teenagers who go here are probably some of the worst in a 15 mile radius. They aren’t there to watch the film, and they will definitely ruin your experience. Management will deal with them, but you have to go track one down and ask them to. They have started cracking down on unaccompanied minors after 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Kerasotes offers good deals though their 5 buck club.