Frank Theatres Victory Square 9

Should have Unilocaled this theater before going. Like another review here, I feel like this was the worst theater that I have been to in a really long time. Poor slow service at concessions, filthy carpeting, and no air conditioning. The night we went, the soda machines were not working either. Now I know, the next time I am visiting a new city and I want to catch a movie, I will be visiting Unilocal first.

Worst theater that I’ve been to in years. Dirty, stained carpet, paint peeling from the walls, bathrooms were horrific.

Call the Health Department! The employee behind the food counter grabbed the popcorn scoop that was lying in a filthy sink where they wash their hands and who knows what else. The scoop was dripping with contaminated water as she proceeded to scoop popcorn into the bag. When I brought it to her attention, she looked really puzzled… she didn’t have a clue! Maybe the management should look at movies about Salmonella, E. coli, Staphylococcus, and Campylobacter bacteria.

I’m traveling to Georgia to visit family and while they worked at the plaza I treated myself to a couple movies I wanted to see. The theater looks rundown, but its a rustic chic. Its not as flashy as your huge city theaters and I liked that a lot! The staff was friendly, and management would make appearances just to make sure you were happy! Its quiet, and not so busy but that makes it less crowded when trying to get in/​out if the movie. I recommend if you want a nice night at the movies without all the drama of the big theaters!

Clearly this theater is more interested in selling popcorn vs. selling movie tickets. Over 100 people waiting in line for the 4pm shows on 2÷14÷15. We got there 30 minutes early. They had 2 registers open for concessions that were also selling admission tickets. You couldn’t just buy a ticket to the movie without waiting for 99 people to separately decide which candy they wanted. When I nicely asked the manager if she would just open a line dedicated to tickets only she said yes, but then didn’t and continued to serve popcorn to people. We left. So did tons of other people.

Horrible theatre experience. It took nearly 20 minutes to pickup our tickets, even though we ordered in advance via Fandago. We missed the start of our selected movie waiting in the line. This theatre is extremely dates and highly under staffed. If you do decide to go, do yourself a favor and don’t advance order your tickets as it does nothing to speed up the process.

The good news is that this place is cheap – $ 15 for two first run tickets. Not particularly clean, and getting the ticket was a slow process due to their inefficient setup. But hey, relatively cheap tickets!

Missed our movie because they make you get ticket at food counter waited 30 min don’t go here

This place is old, dirty, poorly maintained and just a miserable place to be. It looks and feels filthy. This is my first and last visit. I don’t even want to touch any of the surfaces here because who knows how long its been since the place was cleaned properly. And the popcorn seems to have been made last week and recycled.

This place is old and run down! I came one weekend to see Interstellar, and the place was dead. I don’t recommend coming here alone or at all. It’s a dump compared to studio movie grill or the new renovated amc theaters.

2^nd time in two months that the heat is either broken or management is to cheap to turn on. Tired of freezing while trying to enjoy a movie. Won’t be back.

Theatre was old. Speaker blown in front corner. Management tried to fix but lost sound repetitively. Ended up with free movie passes (which were passed out during show, kind of odd). Seats were plenty big and ample leg room. Popcorn was just popcorn — nothing bad nothing special. Probably won’t return to theatre.

Smell n taste of popcorn is rough

I like this theater, it is close to the house, and the staff is courteous and friendly. Even BETTER is if there is a problem with the movie ie. sound, film problems, they will give a free movie“‘re-admit” pass to be used at your convienience. Great customer service-​rectifying the situation– can’t beat it.
P. S.- Take note of the date, please, the theater is not closed.

Yes! This theater is open! I’ve had issues with incorrect showtimes in the past but I spoke with the manager on duty and they told me that fandango usually gets the times wrong. They have a phone recording with showtimes (912.355.5000) and you can check out their website and
to make sure you get the right time.
They don’t have self serve soda anymore, and they changed from Coke to Pepsi. They don’t use their box office to sell tickets. You have to go inside to the concession stand to buy them. Apparently you can buy your tickets at any register though, so at least the traffic gets cut down a bit.
The seats are comfortable, and they keep everything pretty clean. If the bathroom’s been torn up, just let somebody know and they’ll immediately get someone to clean it.

Hit or miss with this place. The other day I came at 11:10 for the 11:30 showing of «Bad Teacher» and couldn’t get through the line in time.
It’s one of those wack-​a-​doo systems more and more theaters seem to be into. .. buying your ticket at the concession stand (despite that bay style ticket window out front). So if there’s lots of people in line (i.e parents) despite having 3 folks working the ticket/​popcorn bar you’re no getting thru the line in 20 minutes. I haven’t don’t any research on this so u can’t tell you if it’s (a) the merging of the ticket & Raisinets business; (b) some slow staff; or © too many parents thinking their 3-​year-​old actually knows what he wants to drink or their 5-​year-​old can make a candy decision when they are eye-​level stuck on the glass staring at popcorn, Goobers, M&Ms and whatnot. Of course, these parents have to ask their children because the kids being in daycare all week means they have no idea what the kid likes. Here’s a hint: candy, and maybe if you give it a shot, spending time with you. But I digress.
Today I run over at 11:10 for what was suppose to the 11:15 showing of «Bad Teacher.». Fandango lied to me, it’s at 11:30 a.m. Regardless, «Cars 2» & «Mr. Popper’s Penquins» are still in the theatre but I hurry in the find 3 lonely ticket/​popcorn salespeople — two girls trying to will the time to pass and some guy sort thru his Magic: the Gathering deck.
So: plan ahead if there’s a flix you want to see because there could be chaos at the «ticket booth.»
Otherwise the theatre is fine. Conveniently located if you need to run some errands afterward in a plaza with a Target.
P. S. Skip seeing «Bad Teacher» in the theatre. If you must see it wait for $ 1 rental from a Redbox.

THIS MOVIE THEATER IS NOT CLOSED
the last jackass reviewer probably doesn’t know how to read the hours of operation sign. What a retard

As far as movie theaters in savannah go, this one is A-​ok. It isn’t my favorite by a long shot but it is about 5 minutes from my house. The only real downside is how busy this place can get on the weekends. I have really only found one theater here that doesn’t get packed on the weekends but I’m not spilling the beans on Unilocal.The self serve soda fountains are cool. If you’re low class like me, there is no shame in grabbing a used cup from the trash and refilling it. Bring your own straw if you’re a germ freak. Most people never finish those big tubs of popcorn either so you may get lucky and score one of those.

I love that this movie theater is about 5 minutes from my house and isn’t at the far end of the Southside.
The staff isn’t over the top exceptional, but once you get their attention they’re courteous and prompt.
Love the self– serve soda machines… Makes getting refills during the movie infinitely easier. The seats are nice and squishy, the screens are decent, and there isn’t that weird stale popcorn/​mildewy smell some theaters develop.
VERY glad to have this theater in this location.