Century 20 Theaters

Love this place except the seats are not too comfortable! Very nice employees, of course it costs $$$$ what theater doesn’t, but it is a nice clean place!

I hate this place. Really, $ 18 for popcorn and two sodas, AND THEN it’s self-​service, AND THEN their cheap ass popcorn container splits and spills popcorn all over the floor. Heaven forbid they spend an extra nickel on a popcorn container glued correctly. I realize it would cut their profit on an $ 8 popcorn from $ 7.80 in profit to $ 7.75 in profit. I think they can handle it.
And this is not my first bad experience with This theatre. I vow to never step foot in this theatre again and to share my experience often.

This is my go-​to movie theater since it’s the closest and I grew to love it. I’ve never had a bad experience. It’s clean and doesn’t have that old feel to it. We usually pick a day/​time when it won’t be so busy which is probably why I love going here — less people the better. It’s inside the mall which is a plus in case you need to kill some time before the movie begins!

This was a great theater!
I’d never been here before as I’m not a fan of super spendy movie time.
But… I HAD to go with the family to see Jurassic World.
Off we go!
It was clean.
The staff were friendly.
Got a military discount for my husband!
The 4 of us watched the movie for under 40 bucks, which is a deal anymore yes?!
So there.

We go to this theater all the time, it’s clean, great movie selection and good snack choices. The negatives are everything is expensive (even more so that a lot of other theater chains) and the parking sucks.

Pretty standard theater overall… I believe Tuesdays are $ 5.50, might wanna double check that before going, otherwise $ 10+ per ticket, pretty clean large theater, saw Ted 2 … #myamazingsummer, good show comfy but worn seats, no reclining action but decent padding.
Been there a few times, usually not to crowded and shorter quicker lines tickets and consessions. It’s gypsy country though so often run into smelly mouth breathers that bring their kids to inappropriate movies, so, be prepared to deal with that.
Good local theater overall though, would recommend the drive to cinetopia in beaverton for any movies your super hyped about, they have 21+ rooms better food, updated super comfy everything, living room theater is the best! This place is no Cinetopia though…
May the force be with you

One of my favorite go-​to movie theaters… especially on $ 5.50 Tuesdays! Always clean, always helpful, and always close to home for me. It’s huge! Just wish popcorn and food didn’t have to be so much… I lose a few fingers for how much I gotta pay!

The only complaint I have is that they charge for water. Come on folks! It’s a basic necessity of life and you want to charge me the same price as soda. I sorely disagree! Give those of us doing something good for our bodies a break… It’s not like you offer us any healthy food either.

Very large theater with lots of screens and comfy seats.
I’ve never had a bad time here with their 20 theater rooms. Always something to watch. They also have cheap movies on Tuesday’s for 5.50. Also first showing of the day is only 6 dollars on all days.
If you sign up for their loyalty club via e-​mail they always send great bogo offers on the drinks and popcorn. You can also buy a fountain cup and popcorn bucket to bring yourself for discounted drinks and popcorn every time you go. Definitely the cheapest way if you go to the movies a lot.
Overall i definitely recommend!

This is the best option for mainstream movies in the SE Portland/​suburbs area. Newly renovated, clean theaters.
There are lots of food/​drink options in the mall, so if you are the type to sneak stuff in, there are infinite possibilities. Not that I am advocating it, but if I *were* to sneak something in, I just might go to Braganza bubble tea (between Penney’s and Macy’s) and put a sealed up bubble tea in my purse. It’s like that is what they are made for!

I rarely go to this theater, but since my mall doesn’t have a theater, this was the closest place to shop and see a movie in one trip.
The parking is awful. Both the parking lot and the garage are far away from the theater. Only half the concession stand was open on a busy Saturday evening.
Of course the food is expensive but for the prices, the selection should be better and the food should at least be fresh.

The Century Theaters at Clackamas Town Center are a fine convenience. It is located in Clackamas Town Center near the I-​205 freeway and the eastern terminus of the MAX Green Line. When you park on one end of the mall, you enter the food court from the first door and the theater is right there. Parking might take a few minutes, but it should not be difficult barring Black Friday.
As usual, the Century Theaters are a plain-​Jane service. Just like Regal, they standardize moviegoing in a memorable fashion and you get used to their seating and types of movies they show. Century and Regal are really a bad binary like Visa and MasterCard, both are bad and both are going to rip you off. Nothing about Century is special and this theater is just a suburban idea that is accessible. The Hollywood Theater or Cinetopia is actually far more desirable. It was $ 8 to get in for a matinée showing before 6PM.
Now also, they charged me $ 8.75 for a medium soda and a medium box of M&Ms. That’s highway robbery if you look at the price of the ingredients, you know it’s not that hard for a big company to slap water and food coloring together or use egg whites in place of chocolate as we all know you do. God! Well god isn’t the right person to blame here because the concession prices are Satanic.
I saw The Hundred Foot Journey which was a fairly nice movie about an Indian family who opens up a restaurant competing with a French Michelin star restaurant in a small town. The seats can feel very stiff if you are bigger, but that may have just been my mood. The screen also could be bigger.
Ultimately, you’ll find it easy to go here and it is just average. You’re not going to find much independent movies or some of the more advance movie going experiences. The food is processed and the seats are mass produced. All of it was overpriced. The Portland area has lots of better theaters. Depending on various considerations, this may or may not be a good theater for you. But if you are a single parent, you think Portland is rated PG-​13 and you want to entertain two young kids without much hassle, this might be a good option.

Clean as a wip. I thought this was one of the best movie centers. Price was great, large selection of fresh foods. Staff friendly and noticed they inspect Fire doors often. Seats were clean & floor was free of trash. I would highly recommend!
They have an app on cellphone silence during entire movie and next time free popcorn. Very smart and appreciated!!!

I went to see the current Captain America movie there on 20 May 2014. We were in theater 13, went to the 3D showing.
The seats were terrible. We sat 3^rd row from the center walking aisle in the middle. Both my son and I had to keep moving to get comfortable. The seats are rigid, do not do the slight recline that most modern theaters now do. The arms do not fold up. The cushions in the seat I sat in was very worn down, so I sat considerable lower than if the cushion was new.
Perhaps I’m spoiled because I just moved from Kansas and we had a new theater in the Legends mall that had semi reclining seats, fold up arms and good cushions. But, if I’m going to pay for a showing I’m going to go somewhere that I can sit comfortably.

We went to see Thor during the day and saw it with 3 other people. It was quick to get our tickets and seats. There’s a Starbucks at the food kiosk. The staff are friendly and the theater was clean. The seats were a little low to the floor, and the matinée price was like $ 8. Otherwise, I have no complaints.

Great theater.
Nice, current, clean. Plenty of parking. Digital projectors. Fantastic, loud audio. Big screens. Stadium seating. $ 6.75 early-​bird matinees.
Portland theaters are tricky: there are plenty of «charming» old, run-​down theaters showing non-​current pictures, and there are plenty of nice up-​to-​date accommodations downtown where paying for parking is like buying another ticket. Most theaters with impressive amenities and a place to park are outside the city.
This is an exception. Great theater.

A few of my friends claim that Hugh Jackman is an undercover «gay» guy. Their philosophy is because he married an old beezy and had adopted children. In addition, apparently he’s quite flamboyant on Broadway… Well, I don’t believe my friends. I laugh at their delirious suspicions! =X
Any who, I came here to watch «Wolverine» 3D with the same friends who have «opinions» about Hugh Jackman. But they came to watch the movie because they’re «Marvel» fans. An adult ticket for 3D was $ 15.
PERKS
+Cool sound/​picture quality
+Clean (even the bathrooms!)
+Not so many teeny boppers
+15 theaters
+Friendly staff and employees
DIRTS
–Spendy $$$ tickets and food (but that’s expected)
–Located near a loud and busy food court
Although it’s your typical mall theater, it’s not too bad if you’re in the area. I will continue to watch my Hugh Jackman movies, no matter what team he plays for!
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My husband and I are both over 6 feet tall and the leg room in this theatre is not the best. Unless you want to sit in the very first row you will be cramped and miserable the entire movie. Plus side they have pretty good popcorn.

This is my favorite theater in the greater Portland area. My only gripe is that they don’t have a customer loyalty program; no Regal Crown Card or AMC Rewards. Condensed Starbucks in the lobby.

I see most movies here because all of the screens have stadium seating.
Parking’s not that great in that (1) this is the one of the areas of the mall where people park to catch the bus, and (2) the mall entrance sits further back from the parking lot than any other. Sucks when it’s cold and raining.
I won’t comment on the concessions because I always sneak in my own. I’m not a Rockefeller, for God’s sake! I know theaters make most of their money from the concessions, but don’t they realize how much more they’d sell if the prices were more reasonable?!
Today was my first not-​so-​great experience. I was in Theater 2 for The Hobbit. Throughout the entire movie, all I could hear were the hand blow dryers in the bathroom next door turning on and off. Totally took me out of the movie over and over. Annoying.