AMC Hamilton 24

I have been coming here for over 15 years and have to say it is a great place to see a movie. At times, they could control the noise level among the patrons better. My movie companions love getting the free popcorn with their AMC card. Overall, we are lucky to have this place nearby.

Great place to watch a movie in peace… and enjoy the show im only in aera twice a week but when im here its this amc

The reviews surprise me. I live all the way by New Brunswick and still drive to this theater every couple of months.
It’s clean, has an IMAX section and I can butter my own popcorn. Most importantly all the seats have armrests that can be raised. No more cutting circulation to my thick thighs.
The matinée and senior prices are good too.

This was a comfortable and very large theatre to see Star Wars. We did not see IMAX or #D but I believe that both were available. There are a LOT of Theaters here!!! An option for everyone.

I’m not a huge fan of AMC in general. but this one is not renovated with the new lazy boy seats! Why pay the full price for the mediocre experience?
Also, their practices are questionable… I smelled extremely burnt popcorn and experience foggy smokey air for awhile in their main lobby & concession area. I was waiting in line for Star Wars there, and after complaining twice, they made no indication that they could «do» anything about the horrible air quality. My eyes (contacts) were drying and, as someone with sensitive smell, felt disgusted by the burnt popcorn aroma for the hours I was in line. (Warm, buttery popcorn should be the smell of a theater!!!)
I even contacted AMC online and have yet to receive any acknowledgement. I wish AMCs didn’t take over all of the theaters :(

I don’t know who wrote the other reviews for AMC Hamilton; my experience are the opposite from their reviews. The facilities are dirty including the bathrooms, seats, and floors. The theaters are small. The signs over the theater doors telling you what movie is playing don’t work so you may not be able to find the theater that your movie is playing in. There are few workers there to help you when you need it.
The parking lot was packed so AMC must be making a lot of money from this theater. I feel cheated and won’t go back again.

For such a huge location, the theaters are very small. The inside is very huge and has a lot of potential but they don’t maintain the cleanliness, inventory or soda machines. Usually some machines are out of order and others are out of many drinks. The lines move very slow too

I really love this theater! The seats are comfortable and offer optional folds on the arm rest so you can cuddle with someone special, they have made a lot of nice new and convenient changes at the snack stands as well such as moving the drinks and Icee machines to the sides of the entrance as opposed to having everything at the checkout counters. It makes for speedy service and it’s more organized. Along with organization this is one of the cleanliest theaters I’ve been too. They always have each theater cleaned before the showing and the counters are always clean. There is a small arcade setting so that you can hang out just before a movie and play games. They currently have DDR, Guitar Hero, shooting baskets game and a couple others as well as a small photo booth. There is an UNO’s pizzeria across the way (in walking distance) from the theater which is perfect for dinner and a movie. I highly recommend this theater. It’s a lot more old fashioned with a new twist as opposed to those overly corporate dine in theaters.

We didn’t have the issues that others have complained about regarding teens, police presence, etc. Our issue was with what we assume was a manager or supervisor. We purchased tickets online and arrived at the theater early for a very popular movie. All kiosks were busy so we went inside to the desk to have our tickets printed (this has been done before with no issues when kiosks weren’t working). The person we encountered was showing a new employee the ropes and then completely berated us for not waiting in line at all the kiosks. When we mentioned one wasn’t working he made the comment that we clearly didn’t know how the kiosks work. What a terrible example of customer service! And he is in charge of training new employees???

AMC Hamilton 24 is a good, modern movie theater with plenty of screens and showtimes. I have never had trouble getting a seat, even when I show up to a fairly new movie. They show about 20 minutes worth of previews. One annoyance is that they don’t dim the lights all that much, but this seems to be getting more common. Tickets are very expensive, especially for 3D movies. Automated ticket line moves slowly, and staffed ticket line tends to be very long.

This is the only theater I have gone to in the area. It looks much nicer and newer than anything else I have seen. I have always been a fan of AMC. We were in one of the bigger central theaters and the seats were super comfy. The sound and video was great. The prices are quite high (but that just may be because of here). I got some skittles and twizzlers and it was $ 10.00.
I did find out that movies before noon are $ 5.87 (or something around that). That is a huge plus!
So far this is our definite go to theater in the area.

Showed up 20 minutes early with pre purchased tickets. Proceeded to wait in the kiosk line for 20 minutes and show up to a full theater with only the front row available with our two kids. This front row was 5 feet from the screen. There should never be seats that close. Not only is it impossible to watch the movie but the audio is terrible as well. Next time we go to Oxford Valley where we can get assigned seats, Hamilton AMC is terrible.

I seldom go to movies, more of a book person really. But the opportunity to enjoy a comedy in the company of an attractive companion dislodged my nose from a tome.
I’ve been to this theater before, it is really close to my house. Its proximity to 295 makes it a good option for several near by towns and municipalities as well. With 24 screens you should be able to select worthwhile viewing material. The entire complex seemed clean and well maintained. And the presence of several uniformed officers lent an air of safety, sadly also an air of WTF. This was probably my first movie since the senseless incidents at several theaters. I couldn’t help but feel a bit nostalgic for less volatile days (Does anyone remember Midnight movies, the constabulary would have had a field day in that simpler time, but of all the various transgressions, violence was not among them)
While the chairs were comfy and adequate, my companion noted that in her smaller AMC they are more akin to Lazy boy recliners. That I will have to experience. The staff was very friendly, even a custodian wished us a good night upon exiting. I look forward to more movie nights here. 4 tix

Clean, safe, lots of parking but also expensive and the choice of movies are usually overwhelmingly Hollywood big budget types. Most screens are not massive and the sound system seems adequate.
The refreshment stands (there are three of them) are plentiful, but I’ve only really ever seen the main one open.
The toilets are reasonably clean and the staff generally helpful.

I went to this theater about 10 minutes late (customary when you want to skip the previews), for the last showing of the day for Man From U. N. C. L. E. and literally had the door shut in my, and my boyfriend’s, face.
The woman who turned us away saw us coming and began shutting the doors as soon as we got close enough to be within earshot. I caught her while she was locking the last one and asked her if we could come in. She was extremely short with us and told us that the theater was no longer open.
As we stood there, trying to decide what to do with our night, another couple walked up. They’d already bought their tickets on Fandango and were trying to catch a film at the same time as us. I would have understood if it’d been thirty minutes, but ten? Used to love this theater; now I don’t want to come back.

This is a first to this location and this is a huge theater. Just been named my favorite AMC. Spacious seating, clean, friendly staff and paper towels in a clean bathroom. The manager and staff doing it right here.
I will definitely get back here. But Unilocal still needs a section to rate movies too. Hint

This is where my family snd I see all our movies. It’s clean and the lines are never too long. Lots of theatres and IMAX theatre. Always a ton of shows and Ive never had a problem. The movie watcher program (their loyality program) is a great way to earn credit towards tickets and upgrades in concessions if u are a frequent movie goer.

This used to be my all-​time favorite movie theater in the world… 15 years ago!
Now we only go here during the day on weekdays.
There are 2 main reasons for that:
1. At night, kids/​teens/​young adults get bused in from Trenton and the theater has 4 cops on duty because of that!
2. Their prices are getting out of hand and the prices are cheaper during the day.
It’s cool that they have theater seating and an IMAX, but unfortunately I will drive the extra 10 minutes from my house to go to another AMC that is cheaper and has reserved seating with couch-​like chairs!

This is a really good movie theater. There are 24 screens and each theater seems to have stadium seating (so no heads blocking your view). They have a few of those fake IMAX theaters, as well as 4k digital and traditional digital.

After diving into Dosa Night at the local Tamil Indo resto nearby, we went over to the AMC Hamilton 24 to see The Book Thief. Tickets were purchased as we ate dinner via Fandango, making our ability to use the kiosk to pick up the tix rather than stand in line to buy them at the window a great save. We were seated before the start of the movie, although dinner ran late and we arrived after the announced start time for the flick.
This theater complex is a stand alone structure with plenty of parking and choices, and very convenient to a plethora of eating establishments for an efficient date night. Somehow, this multiplex seems grander than the others I normally frequent at Oxford Valley and Neshaminy Malls. The stadium seating is comfy, and the long walk down the halls past the numerous theater doors and oversized adverts for coming attractions allow time for the impression to settle in that I have entered an alternate reality dedicated to cinematic arts. I enjoy the transition.
A short comment on The Book Thief, a tale of Nazi Germany, and a family headed by Geoffrey Rush, who hide a Jew in their basement during most of the war, and their «daughter,» who is put in hiding due to her parents’ possible socialist/​communist leanings. Their lives intertwine beautifully, and tug unabashedly at your sense of morality, and the unwinding story of hope and family in a cauldron of hate and extreme violence. One of the best movies I have seen in the past few years, and one that tells its story through the eyes and narration of a third voice that is left unidentified, but to me was a sentimental Angel of Death.
Academy Award nominations to follow.