Cinemark Meadowbrook Mall

"they were rude to us basically we went and bought a ticket. At 9:35 we went a bought a ticket for anyone but you we were early so no one was in the theater and nothing was playing on the screen so online it says it starts at 9:40 and nothing was playing so we were wondering why nothing was playing so we went and asked if we were in the right theater later on a lady that works there blonde glasses ask us for our tickets and was very rude about it in front of all the other people in the movie theater she walked away with out apologizing to us and when we left we said have a nice evening did not reply."

"BEEKEEPER This movie is on a shelf no other movie can meet. Action packed , Great story line, and at the end your mind will ask you are Beekeepers real. And the answer will be you hope there is. It's what we need in this country. Sorry Rambo , White House Down , Olympus has fallen. No way you could top this movie.. Nice seats ,Clean , nice people that work there. Great popcorn and snacks, nice screens ,lots of setting , prepaid online , tickets sell fast.."

"The only downfall of this theater is that they do not turn the lights off during previews, not until your movie starts. Also, their popcorn wasnt the best and their concession prices are higher! The seats do rock, which I liked."

"This theater is actually amazing. You’ll see a lot of negative reviews about this theater not being autistic friendly but it’s NOT TRUE. The managers are EXTREMELY nice and would do anything in their power to make it a pleasing experience. A customer had an unfortunate incident happen on a busy Saturday night with a pack theater. The movie is open to the public and while everyone should be able to enjoy the movie, not all paying customers want to watch their movie while a young child is screaming during the show. I understand if your child is autistic, but don’t bring them to a busy Saturday night show where the crowd and large amounts of people could overwhelm them, and then get mad at the theater for just doing their job and giving multiple warnings asking them to calm down before being asked to leave AND REFUNDED. This theater is Amazing and KIND. One person blew a single incident out of proportion and now the staff are being threatened and the employees personal information has been leaked over one person creating a mountain out of a mole hill. I will continue to support this theater and all autistic children, but this single incident has created a terrible emotional impact. Everyone else in the theater deserved to enjoy their experience as well. I know for a fact that if someone had brought this to management attention the night of the incident, it would’ve been handled with grace and kindness. Creating a negative review over one incident when most of these people leaving reviews weren’t even there at that show that night, it’s fair or right. This theater followed policy and did the right thing. Having an autistic child does not mean you get special treatment at public theaters to allow screaming and yelling during the show. Any theater would have responded the same. Shame on the people leaving fake reviews over one Facebook post from a person who wasn’t even involved in the original incident."