Regal Cinemas Cherrydale 16

My experience at this theater is always enjoyable, the popcorn is awesome and seating is very comfortable, there’s only one problem. …it’s always so cold!

I had a pleasant experience last time I was here. This management, as far as with me, have always been attentive and cordial. This cant be said for Regal 20 on that godforsaken woodruff rd.

I don’t love this theater. We come here because it is convenient and I much prefer it rather than driving to the hell that is Woodruff road. Sometimes the theater is clean, sometimes it’s not. Sometimes it smells awful, sometimes it doesn’t! I will say however, that we haven’t ever run into long lines or overcrowded theaters. Staff is also friendly.

I went to see «The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies» today at Cherrydale Cinemas. I wasn’t very impressed with my experience inside of the actual theater, except for the service at the concession stand of which they were fast and courteous, thus they get a 2 star rating.
Now on to the ugly part. Theater #7 had yellow blotches all over the screen. It really took away from the immersion of the movie. Once my girlfriend pointed it out, that’s all I could focus on during brighter movie scenes. Also, while we are on the topic of brightness, they really needed to turn down the lights a bit more. Especially the ones on the ceiling! Having two bright lights on right in my field of vision was really annoying.
Meh.

So this is one of two places we go to watch flicks. The other is the Hollywood 20 on Woodruff.
Why do we go back? Not the seating, location or the poor food service. Its usually that they offer a showtime that better fits our schedule.
The theater seats have little padding and if you want to get a hot dog without a 10 minute wait I guess you need to call ahead. This is tongue in cheek but I think I am going to call one day to make sure its ready when I am there.
Always ample matinée parking as its usually near empty.
Unless the uniqueness of the showtime are an attraction for you, I’d «skip it»

Not sure what a couple of the other reviews were talking about, but I had a good experience and everything seemed clean and friendly. Has the cool stadium style seating, at least in the theater I was in. Good location if you want to grab dinner and a movie.

Very spacious and clean. Surprisingly upscale for a spot in Cherrydale. Be careful in the parking lots at night — they should have a cop drive through more often on the weekend.
Pricing is a bit steep for Greenville, but there’s nowhere else to watch a movie. No student discount, either.

This was hands down, the dirtiest theater I’ve ever been in… Nasty!
It started w the men’s room. Piss all over the floor, sinks dirty and full of water, broken and empty soap dispenser, and hand dryers didn’t work.
While I waited for my food order, I looked around to my dismay to see not a clean counter area in site. No where to set my soda or lean without getting filth on your ARM. Gross.
I noticed several people w walkitalkies all chilling in front area, and so I asked to speak with THE GENERAL MANAGER. While I waited, I watched a guy walk through the lobby w a mop, no bucket, headed straight for the bathroom. 3 mins later, out he comes, same mop and no bucket probably pee soaked. Great!
Upon meeting the «GM» and expressing my concern, he seemed rather irritated. I told him about the 3 guys roaming around w brooms and laughing, but clearly doing nothing. «Ha!», he responded, «I guess their just slackers».
Horrible and nasty from top to bottom! I would hate to see where the food is cooked.
I got my order and tossed it right in the trash… I don’t want food poisoning, thank you.
I’m not from around here, but I would tell all to stay away. Disgust and frustration ruined my appetite and my experience. ;(

A nice venue to watch a movie. Clean and easy.

Spacious and very clean, the movie theater itself was comfortable. I was also pleased to discover that when I sat down my seat didn’t try to snap shut every time I crossed my legs (a huge problem at Hollywood 20), so no issues there.
However: someone needs to oil those hinges!
My «Larry Crowne» experience was significantly hindered by the constant SCRREEEECH… CRREEEEAK…SCRREEECH…CRRREEEAK of the darn seats every time someone shifted his or her fanny. The movie was great but would have been better without all that background music!

First of all, let me say that Cherrydale is actually still open. It’s basically the centerpiece of the Cherrydale shopping center and, being one of the three movie theaters in a four-​theater town, usually does a pretty good business.
It’s a merely okay theater. In some ways I prefer it to Hollywood 20 because it has a less distressingly imposing size and the suburban commercial development around it is less depressing. It also gets points for going out of its way to include independent and foreign films, which Hollywood 20 and Camelot provide very infrequently. (Although I hasten to qualify that, since it’s usually one screen at a time, or film festivals that screen one individual movie a week. But hey that’s still something.)
Otherwise, eh. Whatever. The screens seem smaller than Hollywood and it feels much less like a place that people are comfortable hanging out around. Although Hollywood lends itself to a carnival atmosphere, Cherrydale is a place where people rush in to see movies and rush out and the whole place seems oddly empty except for groups of people leaving the end of a show. That’s especially true at night, when north Greenville falls into a far quieter slumber than the Woodruff Road area does and there’s not so much as a Waffle House nearby to give some post-​10 PM entertainment options.