Regal Hollywood - Nashville

"All and all what I expected it to cost, for 2 standard tickets, a large popcorn, and 2 medium drinks was around 55 bucks. I liked the reclining chairs but the big issue are the commercials. The movie was listed to start at 1:40. After 25 minutes of many, many very loud ads the movie finally started at 2:05. I always understood that if you pay for a service you really are paying for no commercials. For as much as they charge for the experience a person shouldn't be subjected to almost 30 minutes of loud commercials. It should be three trailers and then the movie."

"I hate that this is my local theater! Three movies in a row, terrible audio quality, barely working ticket kiosk, nasty seats. Please, there’s two much nicer Regal theaters just 15 minutes away, just swallow the drive (you’ll just miss trailers anyway) and go elsewhere if you plan to actually hear the movie in surround sound. Did I forget to say this theater doesn’t have working surround sound in multiple rooms? Don’t let the shiny exterior fool you, this theater’s only good for silent and foreign movies with subtitles."

"We watched a movie on the 15th screen. It was larger than usual, and the seats were comfortable. This screen can hold more than 100 people."

"Theater was clean. Reclining chairs were comfortable. Theater we were in was on the smaller side, which I think is nice."

"Just saw The Equalizer 3 with Denzel. Great movie, as always. I went to the first showing of the day (12:15pm) on a Tuesday. That probably won't be the time YOU see a movie - considering I may have been the only customer in all 20+ theaters today lol - but here are my thoughts: I'm not from here so it was really nice to see this kind of theater still around. Very old, rustic exterior reminds me of my childhood. Back in Milwaukee, they took these types of theaters down years ago. Now, you walk into a massive foyer with little character. You walk in here and you immediately get movie theater vibes. Games for the kids. Immediate smell of popcorn. A cool thing I liked was the exterior box office. I have no idea if that's operable or not but just the sight of it was really cool. Again, those don't exist up north. However, those were closed when I went. So they actually sell tickets at the concession stand...which was new to me. I got popcorn and soda anyway so I much preferred paying for everything together vs paying twice. Popcorn was good. Large soda was the size of my arm. Had to have been a foot tall. Lol. Recliners in the theaters were comfy; quite loud when you moved them up and down but what can you do. The actual theater the movie was showing in was updated and didn't match the exterior so that was a nice surprise. Staff was friendly. Overall, great experience."