AMC CLASSIC Statesboro 12 610 Brannen Street, Statesboro, GA 30458

"Went to AMC Statesboro for the first time in a year. I was amazed at the decline of the theater. The floor in foyer, concession area, hallways and theater was very dirty. It looked as if it had not been vacuumed for several days. The bathroom was terrible. I’ll not even try to describe how bad. It is evident that a “facelift” is needed but the uncleanliness is the symptom of other problems at this AMC. On a side note, our movie, The Color Purple was amazing!"

"Maybe one of the worst experiences I’ve ever paid for. I went to the premiere night of the new hunger games movie. It was great, but everything else was awful! It was so hot in the theater. Like, I went to the bathroom to get some air cause I was sweating and my face was red. It was probably close to 80° with no airflow for 3 hours. I went and told one of the workers that it was so hot in there and wanted to know if something could’ve been done about it. He said the air conditioning was broken. He did give us free water cups, so the only star I gave goes to him. Why would they put a brand new movie in a theater with no air conditioning? There were so many people in there and it legitimately got hotter overtime. We talked about leaving before it was over since it was so hot."

"Gross and disappointing. Surprised it's not shut down. Outside, it looks sketchy. The paint job for this place is desperate to be redone, and the front glass is covered in old pollen from spring. You would never guess this was a movie theater if it wasn't for the sign. Movie theaters are usually kept bright and cheery outside to look inviting for guests. Upon entry you're greeted with dark carpet, solid black walls, dirty, grimey glass and chrome here and there, and a rundown "arcade" with 3 claw machines and a star wars game - two of which are out of order. The floor is littered with specs of paper, popcorn and kernels, and soda stains. Arriving at the concessions stand, you're greeted with a 'Cash Only' sign, which is suspect. But on top of that, there are glass cabinets caked with old butter, and remnants of candied popcorns that are clearly no longer being stocked. There are flies in empty cabinets mixed among stale, ancient looking popcorn. The screens for the menu are covered grossly with oil from the popcorn machines below, these do not seem to see any cleaning. The cashier wasn't rude, but she wasn't cheery or excitable either. Just existing and doing the bare minimum. I imagine she hates being surrounded by such a state of affairs. We order two tickets for The Little Mermaid, she says "it's in 3d, is that okay?" We didn't know any better and said 'thats fine, thanks." We got our 3d glasses and went in. 18 dollars each to enter this film by the way. We didn't order any concessions as it looked gross. I overheard a mother of some kids complain about dirty cups at the soda machine and she asked for a new one. Gross. Entering into the theater itself, the chairs are painful. Like, the upper back is moon shaped, doesn't fit all sizes of people very well. No way to adjust them either. The floors were sticky, my shoes clicked walking across this sticky floor. When the movie finished, and the lights came on, you could see the hundreds of streaks of soda and old popcorn caked to the ground. Disgusting! On top of all that, the 3d glasses didn't work. It changed nothing about the double vision and blur on the screen from the 3d effects. Fortunately it's just the little mermaid so you could tell what was going on anyway. But what was supposed to be a technological wonder, was a headache. In all, this theater is atrocious, disgusting, rude, and in desperate need of upgrades."

"One side is updated and nice with theatre feel, the other side is old and ran down. It’s very dirty. The bathroom smells horrible from standing outside."

"All these registers & only 1 attendant. The line waiting to buy tickets & concessions grew longer & longer. Who cares, I guess. Service & efficiency out the window."