Fountain Place Cinema 8

"The only cinema I've been too that allows infinite refills on drinks and popcorn. Seats are nothing amazing but not terrible. Sound and screen quality were what you would expect."

"Disney movies in 3d at Christmas is becoming a tradition. Next year we will get to enjoy the reclining seats being installed. Not related but watch WISH it's my favorite Disney movie now. It's amazing!"

"I literally do NOT have a bad word/complaint to say about this establishment. Fountain Place Cinema 8 is a nice, clean, and friendly place to enjoy a great movie! This family friendly cinema has this ambience to it that I can't seem to find the words for at the moment (my apologies). So...go watch a movie, enjoy your time, and have FUN!"

"The SODA is *always* FLAT! UPDATE: 6 months later: THE SODA (more specifically the Coke) STILL STINKS OF SEWER AND REMAINS FLATTER THAN GUM ON THE SIDEWALK. They don't care of course. If you pay almost $6 after tax for a large drink and every one of your Coke fountains dispense flat pop, it ruins the night/film. This has always been the case for my last 5 visits within the past 7 months. I tested each Coca-Cola from each of the 3-4 dispensers, and they all had no taste and slightly smelled, of all things, sewer water (I'm unsure what would even cause this smell, though; expired syrup? Stagnant water? Who honestly knows, but it's there to wed a dreadfully dead taste.) Originally, I thought the bland/flat taste was a just a expired syrup or carbonated water mixing issue and that it would be resolved the next time I visited; that soon turned into another "next time", and then another, and another...and now I am writing this admonitory review. I had to fill my cup to the brim with ice just to make it cold enough to make another flat, non-Coca-Cola pop tolerable. If you're the local owner or manager of this theater, I don't mind paying $6 a drink (well...actually, I really do), BUT PLEASE MAKE IT NOT FLAT! That is literally the least and only thing you have to do beyond turning the lights on to the theater in the morning and off after everyone goes home. Jesus help these people..."