AMC Northridge 10

Glad I saw Nosferatu here on New Year's eve.

That said... The audio was a bit spotty at times and the seats were just okay enough, not all that comfortable. Definitely still dated in a lot of places with the splash of AMC here and there. I don't believe they have any plush rockers or reclining seats in any theater and because of this it makes me less likely to return especially for 2hrs and 40 minutes of film and trailers.

I saw movies here before than transition from Pacific Theaters to AMC like the first Deadpool, a Conjuring film and various others. And cosmetically is a newer theater, but still has too many touches of the old.

This AMC actually comes up/used to come up under AMC Pacific 10 in the AMC app and various places, but is known primarily as the AMC Northridge 10.

Located on the back side of the mall on Shirley Avenue/close to Plummer Street.

There's plenty of parking in a share mall lot. Concessions are right in front on the path to ticket scans to the main hall for the 10 theaters.

There was good lighting to get in and out of the theater as well as throughout AMC and the staff was all very friendly.

Not a fan of the restrooms.

Room for improvement all around.

Go to another theater to enjoy your movie.
So annoyed. They charged me for a popcorn and tried to play it off when I just wanted a soda. Then all three dispensers had bad diet coke and coke zero.


So I paid 10$ for a soda I don't want.

Theater is also dirty as...

Used to Pacific theaters, our go to theater way before the pandemic. But now it's been acquired by AMC and needs to be upgraded to lounge chairs like all the newer AMCs. Get their app so you can get free rewards like a large popcorn with refill on your birthday month. Free refills in drinks too. Enjoy

Decided to watch a movie on Tuesday and it was Tuesday $5 for Amc Stub members! Sweeet. It was during the afternoon so it was pretty empty which was awesome for us. Picked up some nachos but the cheese was kind of sweet. I could do without the sweetness. Staff was nice at the counter. They have self serve drink machines and butter stations. There are claw machines too. The theater we were in was well maintained and clean. Restrooms were clean as well. Thank you!

The whole place is old and disgusting. Seats are beyond old and dirty. This location gets pretty busy they could at least deep clean their seats with the amount of traffic they see.

I remember when this location first opened as a Pacific Theatre when I was in college and it was great! It was my go to theatre for years. But, I watched as it slowly deteriorated. Eventually, it was in such need of a spit clean. When Pacific closed & AMC picked it up, I was hopeful that it would get at least a quick overhaul (new carpet, repairing broken seats, fix the neons outside) but nothing happened. They took years to even slap a simple 'AMC' logo up on the top. It's really disappointing.

With that said, this theatre often has films after most in the area have dropped them so it gives you a second chance to see them and that's great. But the atmosphere of the theatre definitely gives the whole thing a 'this is where movies go to die' vibe. BUT...if you're looking for dinner and a movie, with this being next to the mall, it's a great option. Plus there's plenty of parking!

Just don't go here expecting a top of the line movie going experience. Head further north to the Porter Ranch AMC for that.

I would have preferred to give this place a 1-star review, but I can understand why they chose not to upgrade anything in this location after taking it over. This place is a hangout spot for teenagers, and any cosmetic upgrades would not last for long.

As soon as you walk into the lobby, you can smell something strange, as if there's no ventilation.

One of the biggest selling points for me was the theater seats. AMC usually has some of the most comfortable seats in the industry. I deal with a lot of back issues, and having a comfortable seat makes all the difference. While these seats weren't the worst I've sat on, they were very stiff, and it took me a minute to find a comfortable position.

Although the bathrooms were clean, the wear and tear in them made them look grimy.

The staff was very nice and helpful, but I'm not sure if that's enough to make me want to return.

The theatre was closed for years. I recently realized it was reopened. It is the easiest theater to get tickets out and the matinee tickets are the cheapest among the AMC theaters. Bathroom is a nice size and usually kept stocked and clean. Those are the reasons gave it three stars.
As far as the theaters within chairs are outdated. They don't recline and they are the ones that fold in at the seat. They have old carpet that is dirty. The seats are stained and not clean. The screen and sound is ok but I saw a movie in one that had sound issue extra static and strange noises from the equipment. The food is expensive like any theater.
Most of the upgrades have been done to the front with added kiosks and decor.

Finally after walking inside the mall, I decided to check if they are open. I went inside and there was a line already. It was taking a little bit longer so I left.

Anyways I was just here to pick up my free Large Popcorn and drink.

After work, I stopped by around 8:40ish. Wow!!! The line seems to be never ending. Patrons are in group and they seem to have a hard time deciding what to order.

It took 15 minutes to get to the counter. And there were like 2 counters available so it didn't help as well.

I showed my Rewards, scan my AMC stubs number and I was good. The salesperson gave my large popcorn and drink and I'm off to my couch to enjoy it.

We used to go to this theatre, but it has gone way downhill, and is not a pleasant place to go sit and watch a film. Also, their selection of movies to show is lacking.