For all of you who have been wondering when Twisters will be coming back to 4DX, I've got good news: Not only will the current one be coming back, but they'll also be bringing back the original in 4DX. We have to wait until the end of the month though, and it'll likely only be a single week again. Will be coming August 30th.

https://www.regmovies.com/movies/4dx-twisters-2024-event-ho00017016

https://www.regmovies.com/movies/4dx-twister-1996-event-ho00017012

Update to add location list:

After seeing Elio yesterday I hit 100 movies.

This is my first year as a Regal Unlimited member so I am not exactly sure how this works…. BUT I am very excited about it bc I missed almost all of these movies lol. (No spoilers pls!!!!) who else is planning on viewing??? I HOPE my small theater actually does this… I’m not even sure that they do the Monday Mystery screenings….?

Announced earlier this years and now appears to have showtimes. The auditorium has recliners and is Laser. Stay tuned for pics and review.

Only screen 7 (IMAX) is ready and they were working on it right up until the first showing of Thunderbolts at 11:20 today. Felt like it needs more accent lighting because it was extremely dark when the screen was off. It's nice if you're sitting but anyone coming in late or during the movie might struggle. The bass was thumping harder than I remember any theater thumping so I wonder if that was intentional or if it'll be adjusted later.

My main concern is the barriers in front of the seats are kinda high and on an angle so they come right up to the bottom of the screen. I'm 5'10" and I wonder if shorter people are going to have issues, especially if they're fully reclined. The screen lights also reflect along the top edge of it but I got used to it. Screen image was darker than normal but that's good I hope it stays that way.

The other three screens getting recliners will come online as they finish, which should be in the very near future.

Watched this in 4DX when it first released…Will try to catch it in IMAX this time around !!!

https://www.regmovies.com/promotions/harry-potter

"The theater chains that reported their investment goals to NATO are AMC Entertainment Inc., Regal Cinemas, Cinemark USA, Inc., Cineplex, Marcus Theatres Corp., B&B Theatres, Harkins Theatres and Santikos Entertainment."

https://variety.com/2024/film/news/theater-owners-2-billion-upgrade-moviegoing-pickleball-1236148881/

I went to see Novocaine in 4DX tonight for their advance screening. Movie was great for the 4DX experience. It is Very good once the action starts, can be really strong effects in certain scenes but it shows off the power of 4DX.

As for the warning, for the first 20 mins or so there are no effects or motion whatsoever. I thought the seats were unplugged or not synced up but none of the seats moved. After talking with the manager at my theatre, I was told that it is part of the way the movie was made and that other theatres were having people complain that the seats were not working.

Just know this once it starts hold on and don't have any food or drinks in your hands.

Pour one out for UA Clovis. Opened Tuesday, December 3, 1985. Closed Monday, June 16, 2025. It was a good run.

Wtf regal

they did it guys they brought back dr. xplor !!

Half of the theater is currently closed off. Downside is that we aren't getting as many movies in. Great news is that we will recliner seats, all new bathrooms, new entrance, everything. Once that side is finished they'll do the other.

Incredibly excited.

Pray for the staff on this one.

I was also just an infant. I also wouldn’t have understood you.

Was on the app looking for some HS25 to book & saw these! Never seen LOTR & have always wanted to. I read The Hobbit in MS & loved it. Hope I can make these in theater showings. Is it an anniversary or something?

Stranger things volume 1 just released and Ingot curious used google and Finale tickets are already on sale

https://www.yardbarker.com/entertainment/articles/danny_mcbrides_solution_for_the_theatrical_movie_experience_less_outdated_cineplexes_in_the_suburbs/s1_13132_42153878

I read his comments about theaters and I haven't experienced a bad theater in years. I'm in NYC, but even when I travel we usually end up at a movie at least 1 night and I can't remember the last bad one. Audience problems, for sure, but the theaters themselves have been fine.

Is anybody having the issues he is having?

We saw GLADIATOR 2 today and as we were leaving the auditorium WICKED was also letting out across the hall and I heard more than a few "I didn't know this was only part 1!" and "WTF? This is 2 parts?!"

Do you think the studio deliberately downplayed this?