United Artists Colorado Mills 16 IMAX & RPX

Wow! How this theater is still open beats me! With all the amazing upgraded and newer theaters in the Denver area, this one badly needs an upgrade. Went to an IMAX showing of Star Wars, originally wanted to go to an AMC by me, but my friend wanted to go to this one because of its location to him. It was a 10am show in 3D. The AMC theater would have been $ 10, UA charged us $ 20 each! For a 10 am showing!
We get there and the seats are nasty, one seat had something caked on it that had not been cleaned up. The seats are so old and the cloth material is scratchy. Unacceptable now a days, but add in the cost!?! I’ll stick to reclining leather seats for half the price at AMC

I have to give this place one star because I was duped into thinking the IMAX here was a «true IMAX» 70 mm theatre. PLEASE do NOT go here thinking this is a «true IMAX» experience it’s not. The size of the theatre is VERY small. Just so people know there is only one true IMAX theatre in Denver (google it) and go there instead. I was totally ripped off, never going back here. Aside from the false advertising, the place is «ok» nothing special. 5 dollars for a bottle of water, seats aren’t very comfortable, nice staff. Nothing unexpected really.

Ahh this is the closest movie theater to my house. I love coming here. Sometimes they have staff that need better training at the front office but I’m here to see movies, not to make small talk with the lady at the front. They have the normal overpriced food and candy. I do like however that it usually isn’t that busy here. The RPX theater is like an IMAX but lame. It’s not that impressive and I only went to one because I got free tickets. Just be wary of the RPX prices. It’s not worth it. The seats were nice. If you want to bring a date and have a theater to yourself this might be the place for you. I always keep coming back, just not fro RPX.

We were excited to see a movie yesterday — a new release, so we knew it would be busy. We got there early and sat in the handicapped-​accessible row because my husband, who had knee surgery needed the space for his leg. AFTER the movie had started, a man in a wheelchair arrived and settled into the accessible space next to my husband. The two people with him apparently wanted to sit with him, but because the movie theater was full (again, the movie had ALREADY STARTED, and they arrived LATE), there was nowhere for them to go — so they talked to management and an usher asked US to leave to accommodate them (note that these companions who took our seat were NOT handicapped). We left disappointed and angry.

saw the movie on the imax screen, was clean. just a little costly as most movies are now a days. seats were comfy, popcorn was good. picture and sound great

Long have I been attending showings at this theater, and long shall I be returning to it. The staff is patently average for a movie theater situated withing spitting distance of a large mall complex, and so are the offerings at the snack bar (and prices!), so there’s nothing overly fantastic about anything but the facility, really.
They have fancy digital menu boards behind the snack bar counter that will always manage to change right before you are actually greeted by the attendant, so you’re guaranteed an opportunity to probably space the combo number you actually want and be reduced to stammering «I’ll have, uh, the two drinks and a popcorn bucket combo… deal… thing.» Maybe they attract the attention of some, extolling the fine selection of candies and other sweets that are conveniently located right next to your elbows while you’re standing at the counter anyway, using far less electricity to attract your attention to their gummy-​sweet goodness. Or chocolatey flavor, depending upon your taste and the relative length of your arms.
They have nice comfortable seats and a good number of IMAX screens that are guaranteed to be playing whatever tweeny-​bopper supernatural drama is the latest craze on a nigh-​infinite loop, as well as at least one with whatever Marvel blockbuster came out most recently. Plus the digital 3D screens and the regular movie screens. I’ve been to theaters with less screens and more problems with their equipment, and while this one is pretty average in most regards, they seem to maintain and test their equipment sufficiently to keep it from malfunctioning during my movie.
The one time they did, however, they made right by giving me a free movie pass so that I could come in to stammer at the snack bar attendant when my cheat-​sheet of suggestive-​sell combo deals was suddenly and viciously removed from sight by a flying cup of reconstituted theater cappuccino with popcorn contrails or some-​such, so although I’m still just as awkward, I got to see a movie and was a pleased customer. So I’ll keep coming back for more.

I usually feel ripped off when I pay to see a movie. The picture and sound were very good. The room was fairly messy. I understand it was a Saturday night but the trash cans were over flowing. Now the following wasn’t the theater’s fault but I would like to share my experience. It was crowded and I accepted the fact that I would have to sit next to someone. I do not like the thought of sitting so close to a stranger. The guy that sat next to me was with his wife or girlfriend and felt that he had to comment on everything to his date. He wasn’t loud but loud enough for me to be annoyed. I was trying to decide if I was going to tell him to shut the fuck up. I decided not to, not because I am craven but because I am not stupid. He probably would have beat the snot out of me. Then that mo fo sneezed and I think some mist got on my drink that was on our shared arm rest. I didn’t drink anymore but I did wake up with a scratchy throat. From now on I’m waiting for it to be on Netflix.

The theatre itself was clean.
The ladies room wasn’t maintained too well — a lot of stalls needed toilet paper.
There was a huge line of people and 1 ticket taker. Took 15+ minutes for us to get through.
Employee at concession stand was nice, but the popcorn was horrid. It was definitely old, and when they put butter on they pour it in one spot on the top. You get too much butter or none. I was not happy we paid $ 8.50+ for a tub of popcorn and ate ¹⁄₃ cause it was gross, BF only ate it cause he was hungry.

The theater was hard to find (tucked deep inside the mall complex) and the line was long (people using two or three different rewards cards per purchase), but the theater itself was clean and I enjoyed the comfy stadium seating. I’ll admit I’d never pay full price for a ticket, but if you catch the matinée for a film more than 10 days old, it’s considerably cheaper. That’s really the way to go if you’re not in a huge rush to see a particular film.

Finally, a movie theatre with their viewers’ interests in mind. Big movie out today, we got tickets easily and quickly and got seats. Better than the competitors, which we experienced earlier. Clean, simple, and with lots of friendly staff. Good parking too! Just make sure you know which United Artists theater you are going to!

This rating is for the IMAX theater here. It is not a true original sized IMAX screen. It’s scaled down.
Besides the science museum, there is only one movie theater in the Metro Denver area that has the true and wonderful, original, full size, mind blowing IMAX screen (and sound). Where? Here!: For almost the same price, go to the theater at I-​25 and Colorado Blvd. (Get their rewards card and save $ 1.) It’s the real deal and worth every penny.
Also the seats at the CO Mills IMAX are NOT comfortable! There are straight back and tall with not a hint of a recline. No bueno. The real IMAX has comfy chairs.

I am a fan of movies and my experience here was been quite amiable. Seats are great (comfortable and arranged perfectly to avoid viewing obstruction), sound is no issue, screens are clear, and place is clean.
Not much to complain about in my opinion, except for maybe the food quality coupled with the price. This is a common movie theatre issue, but that doesn’t mean that it cannot be improved upon.
The quality is so poor that it does not make the price point any better. If they markedly improved the quality then I would probably be more inclined to order from their menu, but that probably won’t happen at a chain like this.

I’m okay with this theatre — it isn’t my favorite, but I’ll go here if they have something showing at a more convenient time than my usual theatre (mainly late movies). I don’t particularly like the way that the front lobby always seems to be completely desolate, like nobody works here. Most other theatres are hopping in this area. Also, when getting out of late movies, the walk back to the parking garage could use some better lighting and perhaps security of some sort. I’m not one to get all paranoid, but a lot of bad things could happen here because it always seems so deserted.

BEWARE! This theater is not equipped with a TRUE Imax projection system it is LIEMAX! I came here to see Captain America: The Winter Soldier after having seen it in TRUE Imax at the Colorado Center Stadium on Colorado Boulevard the day before and I can tell you that the difference was night and day when the movie was projected LETTERBOXED on their fake LIEMAX screen in 2.35:1 aspect ratio instead of the CORRECT 1.43:1 Imax scope! Paying $ 20 to see it in LIEMAX??? NO WAY!!!
Not only that but the 3-​D glasses I was given were FILTHY so I asked the ticket taker for another pair and he told me that their washer was broken so they were all completely unsanitized and filthy.
I’m sorry but that’s UNACCEPTABLE when you are charging $ 20 admission to, first of all, a dubious LIEMAX film and the already terribly uncomfortable plastic glasses that leave deep impressions on your nose and face are unsanitized. Seriously, they can’t make the ginormous glasses more comfortable to wear? No, because they want you to go out and buy one of their licensed «designer» glasses from Oakley and drop a few hundred more for comfort and convenience.
I immediately walked out and demanded my money back. The manager was cool and gladly refunded my money but I WASTED an HOUR of my time sitting through 30 minutes of ADVERTISEMENTS followed by almost 20 minutes of movie trailers first. Seriously, you could show up almost an hour late to a movie and not miss a damn thing! Or, you could just wait a couple of months and buy the movie on Bluray for less!
I’ll never make the mistake of going to see a LIEMAX movie here again! If you are going to pay $ 20 to see a movie in Imax 3-​D then go to the ONLY movie theater in Denver that is 100% TRUE Imax at the Colorado Center Stadium on Colorado Boulevard instead!

This theater is typically empty, but it’s nice to be able to to walk between the Colorado Mills Mall, some close restaurants, and the movie theater. There’s a large entrance area, moderately clean bathrooms, and a concessions stand. Almost every time I’ve been here, I have gotten free popcorn from using my regal card. It’s pretty convenient. They have IMAX movies here. I just saw 300 in one of those. The picture was clear and crisp and we barely had to share the theater with anybody.

Really, really odd restroom placement.
If you’re in a theater at one end of their theater corridor, and your bathroom (ONLY bathroom) is on the OTHER end, you’re pretty screwed for a «quickie» trip during the movie.
Lobby is clean. Concessions are overpriced (and so are movies) but that’s pretty much the par for the course these days, né c’est pas?
Staff has been friendly, hence the A-​OK rating.

$ 16.50 to see a small movie on a Friday.
No wonder Phil is rich.
Huge. Overwhelming.
Better than the UA dump across the street.

Last night was the first time I’ve seen a movie at this theater. It’s definitely one of the better theater complexes in the metro Denver area. The whole place was clean, the staff was friendly and the seats were comfy. While this won’t be my top choice for movies as a I don’t live near by, it’s a nice option to have in the future.

We go here often the lines are short and the staff is nice unless you forget to recycle your 3D glasses and then you may get chased by this lady that works the place where you show your tickets when you go in :) lol

I havent been in the theater but its a fail on the Managements part. They moved EVIL DEAD to the theater across the street. And I bought my tickets on Fandango and they failed to tell each other. So when i printed out my ticket the movie said canceled. The Clerk informed me it was across the street now.
I left Upset and Will not Return.