Regal Cinemas Hollywood 27 & RPX

Great theatre — huge interior. All the locals know this theatre since your can practically see it from space. The neon is beautiful in my opinion and makes for some great photo ops. They boast an astounding 27 screens, a few of which are RPX, offering superior quality is digital picture and sound. When we were in Nasvhille, this was always my favorite theatre to visit simply for the aesthetic value and the polite and attentive staff.

The bright neon lights of Regal Cinemas Hollywood 27 just shout — «Welcome to the movies!» With all of the options of watching a movie from home, sometimes you just need a night out with your hunny. The theater seats, concession areas, and main lobby are clean and nice. I would have to comment that the bathrooms need some attention, but after a supersized concession drink I still run in with nothing holding me back. Close to our home and no problems with parking, this theater is our go-​to-​place for a movie date night.

Worst movie theater in town. Seats are uncomfortable, staff is rude, theaters are dirty. There’s always a line eight families deep at the concessions with only one person working while there are 3 – 4 managers sitting twenty feet away behind their little booth, joking it up. I live right down the street and 99% of the time I opt to drive fifteen minutes across town to Opry Mills or Green Hills.

After deciding on a whim after dinner my husband and I decided to go see a movie because let’s be honest we haven’t been to an actual movie in months. With the convenience and affordable «other» options for movie watching movies, it makes it difficult to commit to actually going to a physical movie theater. How could you miss the bright Nashville’s Hollywood 27 right off interstate 65?!? The staff was very friendly and even though we walked in with out Starbucks, «outside food/​drink», they were nice and understood we just paid a lot of money for our drinks. The theater was very clean and this I can respect highly bc I’ve been to some nasty smelling movie theaters in my past. Next time when you decide to go see a movie make sure you stop by Regals Hollywood 27 in Nashville!

This is the most expensive theater I’ve ever been to. Over $ 28 for one adult and one kid! Water was $ 4.50 for a small bottle. They search your purse on entering. No amenities like nice seats or popcorn flavoring. Our popcorn and nacho cheese were cold. The movies in a nicer theater near my home in Phoenix are &7.50 and $ 6.00 a ticket.

This and Green Hills are my main go-​to theaters when I’m in Nashville.
What I love most about this theater is the sheer amount of screens, which means that they hold on to their films longer than other Nashville-​area theaters, which really helps if you want to see «Minions» and «Inside Out» when they’re not at Green Hills or Opry Mills. Like Green Hills, all of the large and medium-​sized theaters here have wall murals depicting the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, and others that are also found at many other Regal and Cobb locations built in the late-​1990s.
Overall, I highly recommend this Regal location.

You would think with all the in home entertainment services we are privy to that the movie theater industry would want you and your business. That is NOT the case at 100 Oaks Regal 27. The price is crazy of course but I can work pass that. That’s not their problem. Customer service is their problem, though, and that’s when I got pissed. It’s a Holiday weekend, they are short staffed, machines are broken, it took forever in the concession line… like 20 minutes. I don’t get it. Good customer service covers a multitude of sins. Why is that so hard to understand?

Horrible experience! Brought my father in law to see a movie and it was one miscue after the other. First I ask the manager if there was hot dogs he says yes. Patiently waiting in line it becomes out turn ask the attendant for a Hot Dog she’s says where out! Second miscue my father in law is hard of hearing so they give him 3 multiple headsets that don’t work or play the movie of the theater we were in. Seriously the most unorganized and under managed Theatre I’ve ever been to! It should get zero stars!

Well, they check your bag now for food. Not cool. I doubt I’ll be back here again. I can watch from home instead.

My husband and I are new to the area, and movie going is a big hobby of ours. I have to admit that where we lived before, we were spoiled with one of the best theaters around. With IMAX, recliners and dine in full service it’ll be hard to compete.
This is the first theater we’ve been to in Nashville. It was conveniently the only one still playing the movie we wanted to see so that’s a plus. We felt like we had walked into the 1970s when we saw the building and walked to our theater. The screen seemed small, and awkwardly high. I didn’t have high hopes for the picture quality.
In the end, the picture was a very high quality 4K technology with a crisp picture. The screen itself was not very large. The sound system was great!
The seats sat very straight and did not have tall enough backs for a tall person to comfortably sit for a few hours (especially with such a high set screen).
Overall, the experience was positive, but there are definitely improvements that could be made. I do appreciate that picture and sound quality seemed to be a higher priority than the cosmetics, however the cosmetics could make for an A+ experience!

Jurassic Park was my son’s favorite movie growing up. Pretty sure we subjected him to the theater experience around 3 years old. Which might be bad parenting. But also, fun parenting. So naturally, Fathers Day needed to include a showing of the latest film in the Franchise.
A pleasant and delightful young man, flashing a badge of middle management authority, happily scanned the tickets on my phone, and we were off to concessions.
I won’t bore you with my opinion on $ 18 tickets to see a movie. Nor will I go on about $ 5 «small» cups of coca cola that CLEARLY contain more liquid than a mason jar of moonshine.
I will take a moment to complain about chocolate. I love chocolate. It’s part of the theater experience for me. So it pains me that over half of the chocolate options at Regal Cinema contain peanuts, a deadly poison to those of us with peanut allergies. I like Bunch-​a-​Crunch as much as the next guy, but I’ve been eating that crap for 20 years. Please Regal, variety. I’m asking for variety.
And Honestly, if ‘lack of chocolate options’ is the greatest issue in my life, I’m doing OK.
I was pleasantly surprised to find Caramel Corn as an option though! It tasted great, and was high quality. High quality meaning addictive, and I couldn’t put it down. #win
We sat in our chairs before the absence of 3D glasses was noticed. A quick scan of the theater confirmed that, indeed, 3D glasses were present and I was not crazy. I ran up front for two pair. Apparently, our middle management friend was filling in for a bathroom break and I was not the only individual asking for glasses. The fine young lady in the front was quick to rectify this gross oversight, and all was well in the Regal kingdom.
Back to the Theater.
The sound was incredibly clear, considering it threatened to rupture my ear drum. My son tried a few times to ask me a question during the movie. I shouted «WHAT?» before realizing where I was.
My apologies to any movie goers that I may have upset with my outburst.
In the future, we will use our phones to communicate via text. While still exceptionally rude, this appears to be my only path of communication amid the EXCEPTIONAL SOUND QUALITY.
The theater was clean, well staffed, and comfortable. We enjoyed our experience, and this continues to be my go-​to movie locale.
Thank you Regal!

The Hollywood 27 theater isn’t my first choice when it comes to watching movies. However, the location is close to my hangout spots, the popcorn is good, and the video and sound quality is acceptable. It is an older theater and the bathrooms are usually dirty, but they seem to have showtimes that fit well with my schedule in comparison to some other theaters in the area. So, I’ll visit as a default theater. One really good thing is it is close to some great restaurants off of Thompson Lane and 8^th Avenue. And when the parking gets rough in those areas, you can watch a movie, leave your car, take an über to the swank restaurant of your choice, and *BAM* convenience!

This cinema is really big and really nice inside, chairs are comfy, theaters are spacious and well decorated. The prices were a bit high but hey it’s Nashville so you can expect a little bump.
However these things aren’t able to overcome my ever present fear of getting mugged going down the hallways of this place. There was a cop that was waiting just inside the door watching everyone come in. There were a lot of people inside that seemed of the more rough and tumble variety than not too. Oh and I almost forgot when the police came in searching for someone related with a 911 call. They were all over the place while we were leaving and questioned nearly every man exiting the building.
Overall I’ll give two stars because the theater itself is very nice and I don’t want to give it one star. But when I leave my movie fearful of my safety I’m forced to tell people to stay away. I won’t be returning.

This theater is right down the street from my house but I came here for the first time last night. Its a massive theater — seriously huge. However, I feel that the décor of the place is incredibly outdated. I felt like I was walking around the early 90’s. The seats were very also uncomfortable. I’ll come back based off the selection they offer but I wish they could update this place a bit.

This might be the largest movie theater I’ve ever been to. It’s a little outdated in the hallways, but the theater itself is nice.

I see some pretty negative reviews here, but I really enjoy going to this theater. We have been here a few times and I’d rather go here than any other theater in the city save the Belcourt. Of course you have to keep in mind that I am from a small town in West TN that doesn’t have a theater and the theater in the next town over has a whopping three screens.
The biggest pro is the movie selection and large number of show times. I am completely impressed by the sheer magnitude of this theater (three screens, remember) and I didn’t find it to be dirty. In fact there were numerous employees with brooms and cleaning supplies tidying up as we waited for the 10pm showing of Selma. However, I’ve never visited the bathrooms and that seems to be a big area where this place gets dinged in reviews.
We’ve never had trouble parking and in fact, have an easier time of parking here than at Opry Mills or Green Hills. There are armed cops patrolling the theater and I certainly didn’t feel unsafe (another disclosure: as a military vet, my perception of unsafe is probably pretty different than yours, so bear that in mind).
The only con is that Green Hills tends to get movies weeks in advance of this one, which is why we don’t come here more often.

Regal Hollywood 27 is the replacement eye sore for the long-​since closed Fountain Square (we called it Fountain Scare) with those neon pink lights, 27 screens, 4 – 5 of which are showing the big «blockbuster» of the week, and they have a couple RPX screens which are the stadium leather seat and ultra-​fresh variety theaters with everything all pimped out.
The theater seats, concession areas, and main lobby are clean and nice. The bathrooms haven’t been renovated since the George H.W. Bush administration though, and could use some needed renovation love — thus, the bathrooms are sort of icky.
The icky bathrooms and the ever-​present possibility of your car having been broken into or being mugged on the way back to your car bring down the rating. I will wholeheartedly admit though that now that Vanderbilt Police Department provides the main security (state licensed, gun-​toting police, by the way) as opposed to Metro Nashville (whom I love, but don’t have time to patrol a theater parking lot) things have improved quite a lot.

The family & I decided to see a movie on a Sunday afternoon. We enjoyed our movie experience with the wide screens & surround sound. The seats were so comfortable that I ended up taking a nap, popcorn was fresh, and the theater was clean with no slippery residue on the floors. The bathrooms needed attending. Overall a good experience & we will go back in the future.

Biggest theater ever! 27 screens. Choices galore.
Came for a matinée so we had the place almost to ourselves. Guardians of the Galaxy was terrific!
Nice and clean theater, seats were comfy and bathrooms were clean.
BUT, I cannot imagine parking on a Friday or Saturday night…

Years ago, this was *THE* Theater that I would patronize. It had the best screens, sound and size around.
Over the years, the area feel a bit into disrepair and crime increased, making it a pass.
Recently however, the better half and I made a return visit and we were thrilled to see that it seems to be enjoying a resurgence.
To their credit, they also allowed my wife in to use the restroom while I was parking the car WITHOUT a ticket.
I look forward to seeing future films here again.