AMC Hulen 10, Fort Worth TX

This place was awesome! Definitely coming back, a big comfortable chair, clean, and employees were so nice and welcoming.

We really loved it ran into a friend it was a great experience.not like the one in Arlington but it's perfect for the kids

Excellent service.awesome loud movie experience made the Equalizer even better! This our favorite movie theater thank you AMC

Very old school theater.they used to have food and drink service but now they don't.only extremely over priced popcorn and slurpees

Has to be the dirtiest movie theater I have ever seen. The smell was "interesting". The management ought to be ashamed but they probably aren't.

Great Theater, Movie was great to!
Theater was clean an very few watchers.
Local movie theater in Community.
Prices fair, use your discounts. Plenty of snack choices, and movie choices

It's a movie theater. It didn't feel especially different or better than any other theater I've been to in the past 10 years. $6 movie tickets on Tuesday is nice, though.

Great reclining seats! Love IMAX but you can get that pretty much anywhere. What sets a theater apart in my opinion is the concessions. At this theater the lines tend to get long and then getting through is slow. There's a ton of people behind the counter but only 1 or 2 people are helping customer they aren't super friendly. And lastly they shut down the soda machine way too early and you can't get refills. I went 2 weeks in a row and it was the same experience both times.

I have not been to this theater since they remolded. Before the remodel, there was a mildew smell in the theater every time I went in. I was pleased with the aesthetic of the lobby and the theater, but once I headed in the theater with snack the smell was still there; not very appetizing. I would think it would be easy to get rid of the smell during the remodel, but apparently they don't think so. I'm just concerned with what we are inhaling. My overall experience was okay, but I do not want to return with the smell.

07/30,3: 50, ordered 2 drinks & a white dark haired brunette girl just moved a paper while we stood there & said nothing so we moved to maybe go back & get some candy, as we came back for our drinks she said “yea i was wondering where y’all went” how are we supposed to know what to do? Perhaps a “wait just one minute while I get your cups” would’ve helped this weird experience, angsty customer service, however the black girl at front was super sweet.

Took my daughter and i to watch little mermaid. We had a good time plus bonus they have coupon for a feee small popcorn and drink for free.

This place was not great. As people were filtrating in a group sat near where I was seated and they brushed popcorn off their seats. No cleaning is obviously done for the next set of movie goers. I don’t know what it is about this place and the lights. They don’t know how to dim them. The lights are on full blown through ALL trailers before the movie and actually when the movie starts. That’s right, several people said “the lights” as the movie was actually STARTING and NO ONE adjusted the lights. On top of that I was seeing a movie that was not child friendly and there were two children in that theater both under the age of 5. One made talking noise the ENTIRE movie. Please leave your children at home for these kinds of movies that are not appropriate for your children and if you can’t find adequate help then DO EVERYONE A FAVOR AND STAY HOME PLEASE. Never going here again. The place was not very clean and smelled of mildew.

When I got in line to get some popcorn, the the cashier/ server, who was tall, skinny, and had his long hair in a low ponytail, decided to take a break while I was still in line. If you work for customer service, you are to take a break after you serve everybody.

This is the closest AMC to me that has recliner chairs. I come here quite frequently but mainly because I don't really have another choice. I'm somehow always in theatre 5, and it smells moldy in there all the time.

Drove up and was immediately turned off by the amount of trash and what looked like construction debris and car parts (boards, pieces of metal, fenders, bags of fast food trash) in the parking lot. GROSS. There were so many tire markings that it looked like a meet-up spot for after-hours racing. The shopping center surrounding the theater also appeared quite run-down. Owners did not seem to take pride in their businesses. Based on the unkept outside appearance of the theater and its surrounding businesses, I was not about to venture inside. Nothing about the area felt safe.

The seats were broken and it the little bar was covering the Tv and also the volume was so low… can do some improvements
Clearfork amc is worth the drive

Tbh I had a bad experience here. I came to the theater while on a date on a Sunday night, I believe. June 4th. We went to see "the Boogeyman" (easily forgettable and not something you'd want to see again). I could tell the aisle clerks there had no idea how to maintain a crowd, nor did they want to maintain a line, they'll just let everyone throw a party right in front of their faces at work if it happens. I ordered my popcorn and anything I was saying, she was basically annoyed with. Her attitude was way off into lala land, which I am not holding onto you guys, this is probably her first job. We went to our seats and some of the other guests parents had dropped their kids off at the theater and then went off to do their own thing, there was a total of about 5-6 all in their teens. Which is a pretty good idea, but you don't know what your kids could be planning the next time. So they were basically running up and down the aisles, exchanging snarky comments with each other, throwing stuff, all while I was basically annoyed to a 10 yet keeping it back, and these were just the previews before the show. They were pretty rude with each other, so interjecting would have probably gotten me into my own problems. My date was infatuated with me and didn't care about anything at all, but I wanted this to go well and have fun too. Basically those kids kept driving me nuts and the entire show was ruined cause they were talking, popping up and down the stairs and making comments during the show. You'd have to show courtesy to other people in a theater by staying quiet and watching it. Parents, teach your kids who don't already know that, I'm not usually a judgmental person but that's an important lesson of courtesy that teaches respect in life.

The volume when the previews statted was so loud it caused our 7 and 10 year old children to cry. It caused my military disability grade tinitus to become worse, reaulting in temporary hearing loss in one ear. When I informed the staff and requested the volume be lowered, I was told "to just deal with it". Theaters are complaining people are no longer coming, and yet treat their customers in this manner.