My family did a private watch party, and it was delightful. A wonderful chance to experience love in the midst of quarantines and social distancing. We felt very safe and had a wonderful time.

Nice theater! Concessions are minimal right now, but they have popcorn and boozy slushies so I couldnt complain. I recommend the private movie experience!!!

Anxious to see a movie, I went post covid shutdown. It felt a little cleaner but the same crusty attitudes of the crew. You would think they could find nicer people who like their jobs. NOPE! Also...no cash accepted - WHAT A HASSLE. Want concessions bring your own or stand in line again to buy a GC to buy Pop Corn unless you bring your credit card. Not many people in the theatre was a bonus - lots of social distance but cant imagine this place will stay alive...

I go to the movies here about once a week on average. The staff is pretty good. Occasionally the ticket checker is a bit judgmental but I dont think he intends any real harm. Plenty of showings for popular recent releases. The places is fairly clean (bathrooms included) and rarely packed. Large variety in snacks including meal options. Popcorn is pretty good with or without butter option. Soda machines are always well calibrated and the syrups are stocked. Assigned seating for all cinemas. Ticket prices seem fair and food prices are about what you expect at the movies. Cinema volume and picture are good. Seats are comfortable.I should note they have a pretty aggressive bag policy. I have seen people a little disappointed by not being able to bring in large purses or backpacks (hasnt been a problem for myself).

I enjoyed my time at the century theater. I thought that it was clean and we were able to quickly get assigned our seats for the movie. The staff were able to see to the needs of their customers relatively quickly, however there did seem to be some problems of communication. Several times patrons were looking for a staff member at one of the concession bars who was missing.

Could be worse. wont let you take in any sort of backpack no matter how small or purse like. On the other hand, Tuesdays, they offer a reduced price. And its a good location. Not the cleanest or the newest. Typical theater with awful food.

A great movie theater with awesome food and beverage selction for the whole family! It is wonderful to be able to get more than your typical movie theater food. Offering many selections of ice cream is wonderful. I also enjoyed having an espresso and coffee bar. Makes for a well-rounded and fun the movie experience.

Awesome theatre, never ending bucket of popcorn and Coke zero cup, comfortable seating, great sound and video in the Real 3D Cinema. Easy to find parking (on a week day)

Just went here for the first time. The theater was really clean and it wasnt that busy. The movie people who work there are all really young and pleasant. I will be going back when Im back in boulder for sure.

Decent theater. Reasonably clean and updated. But, admittedly I think the theater in Longmont is a bit nicer and worth the drive.

This is a pretty straightforward movie multiplex which is clean and well run. They do screen a number of films other than the super-mega-ultra-ho-hum-blockbusters which is very nice. They also offer some discounted showings although it seems you may need to join their loyalty program to enjoy these in the future. Only issue is that parking is often a problem, even in the early afternoon and even though the theater is adjacent to a parking structure. (There may be some sort of commuter cheater parking issue that the shopping mall cant get on top of.)

Food drink prices considerably higher than area theaters. All bottled drinks in entire refrigerator were warm. No salt for popcorn.

Pretty good. I was here when this place first went up. It was my first job. Burned myself on the popcorn machine and didn’t go back after one shift. Good memories, eh memories. Just a movie theater.

Not the most comfortable movie theater. Go to AMC for comfortable seats. Pretty average place to watch movies. Plenty of options for food before or after. I you would like, just walking around 29th is pretty nice as well.

30 minutes of previews and the sound is far louder than it needs to be. The volume level was well into the 95 db range. At that point it can cause hearing damage after just 30 minutes. The 30 minutes of previews were particularly loud as previews tend to be, with lots of intense sound effect and music. If you value your hearing and dont want to live with tinnitus for the rest of your life you should bring ear plugs or try somewhere else. They could easily bring it down to the 85-90 db range and it would be plenty loud. I would be really wary of bringing children here.

We really enjoy family movie dates here! Nice staff and clean theaters, great snack bar.

2 stars is a generous rating and all because of the 30 minutes (!!!) of previews and commercials before the movie. Getting tickets? Great. Snacks in theater? A little wait, but not bad. Movie? A little loud but otherwise ok. But I dont pay $12 or $15 a person to watch 30 minutes of previews, half of which are commercials already on tv. What happened to the 5-10 minutes of unreleased trailers that used to be? Im generally a patient person, so keep this up and Ill exchange your theater tickets for a $3 in home rental where Im much more comfortable anyway. And I can have my kitties, and pause it when I want, and not have to watch a single commercial the whole time.

I come here alot the theatre rooms are nice and the seats are pretty comfortable, the food is expensive but its the movie theatre so that normal. There is also a small arcade room. Overall you will have a great time here.

Always a great time in Bouldertown and now they sell half bottles of wine! Looks like I wont have to move to Europe just yet to be treated like an adult

Big problem with consistency at this theater! With the new bag policy, I was allowed in one time then denied the next. Sorry Century, not getting my money this time!

Im a regular customer here, but despite that, the staff is still rude. With how much they charge for everything, you would think the service would be better

Half price Tuesdays. Tell your friends. Would you rather watch a movie in your basement or bedroom, or here?

Its kind of your basic movie theater, but it smells better than the one we had back home so Im giving it four stars. It would have gotten five, but they dont carry flamin hot Cheetos at the snack bar.Edit: they carry them now. 5 stars. They will also give you nacho cheese for dipping if you ask nicely.

I dont go to many movies, but this was the second theater in Boulder County that I went to in as many days. Compared to the other one (and theaters that Im used to in other places) Century Boulder Theatre was average. The prices were decent and the theater itself was alright but the concession area was confusing and there were over 40 minutes of previews. Ill probably go somewhere else next time Im in town.

Easy theater to catch a movie. Reserved seats. Nothing fancy

Its fine. Seats could be better, could be cleaner.

Average. Kick back seating is the new standard and they dont have it yet. Decent concessions, friendly staff.

I went there to watch Free Solo on a cold, snowy Sunday. The free garage parking was nice. My movie experience was good. Movies with big scenery look better on the big screen. The movie was phenomenal. The lobby area layout could be improved. It felt crowded and the foot traffic flow was bad. When paying $20 for a movie and bag of popcorn, I expect the best experience in every category. The movie environment was good.

A nice theatre, although parking close can be difficult as it is part of a large outdoor mall. There is a lot of parking around it. Reserved seats and comfy chairs. Game room and seating area by concessions.

Sean at the counter was an absolute gentleman! I went during slow hours, and everyone was in a good mood and happy to help. I ate way too much ICEE and popcorn, and it really made my night.

Clean ...no lines! Exspensive treats are expected at the movies right??? Family style seats are comfy even for our smallest trooper. Liked grabbing a glass of wine... And We enjoy and will continue to frequent this spot

Popcorn is great. Location is generally clean. Really erratic staffing - sometimes not enough people manning the register or concessions.

Clean, good movies, nice seats. As with all theaters its way too loud.

Really wanted to see a movie after a trip to the mountains before heading to the airport, but couldn’t take a backpack into the theater. What a disappointment.

The concessions had a good variety. The seats were small and barely reclined. No footrest, so the person behind me kept kicking my seat and pushing on it, which made it even harder to recline. Not fun, when youre watching a 3 and 1/2 hr movie!

They recently started playing a ton of commercials before the movie. Cars, cell phone companies, Taco Bell. AMC doesnt do that.

I love that they play a decent variety of indie movies and especially the studio ghibli fest every year. The only down side is the seats arent as cushy and dont recline like some competitors. In all reality, really a minor down side.

Parking right next to the entrance and you choose your own seat.

The layout of the concessions is not well suited for quick snack purchases if the side your on is not the side thats open

Okay just too much on cost as on Tuesday it cost a. Dollar and a halfmore

I went after work, they told me I couldnt come in with a backpack.... I dont have a car to put it in as I walked from work. Ive never had this issue when I went previously, they said the policy has been around for a year.The manager and people were very nice, but told me corporate requires nobody have a bag for the last year. Because they are afraid of security threats. And, they cant have bag storage. It was really frustrating because now I have to call Fandango for a refund.What a weird world we live in. For students and people who dont drive everywhere this sucks.

The movie was good. The seats were comfortable. But best of all were the people! My wallet slipped out of my purse. I didnt notice that it was missing until the next day. I turned the house upside down and found lots of missing stuff but not my wallet - because my wallet was at Century Theatre. When I finally called the day after that, they had it. I picked it up. Everything was still in my wallet. I dont know how many people were involved in keeping my wallet safe for me, but I want to thank all of them.

Free parking for movie-goers, but also close to a lot of public transport. Theater was clean when I went during a matinee.

Walked an hour with my backpack then refused service even though I’ve brought in this exact bag several times. Purses are fine but my man purse isn’t? Discrimination against a dude that doesn’t carry a purse? Merry Christmas.

Unnecessarily strickt policies as of lately. There is no place to put bags so many are forced to leave. This place sucks. The staff are willing to track you down in the theaters to try and kick you out, and are extremely rude and unclear about policy. I wont be returning to this location any time soon.

I was glad that they showed My Hero Academia in the Boulder area. Just having access to that movie was really great and the whole process of buying the tickets in advance was smooth, easy, and exactly as Id expected. I didnt like the headrest on my seat in the theater it was shown in, however, as I have a neck problem that has a real problem with headrests that push my head forward and in front of my shoulders, plus, my seat didnt recline nearly as much as my husbands did. Small things, in the scheme of things. But it did detract from my enjoyment of the movie.

Im not a Boulder local, but decided to take in an afternoon movie. I walked nearly 2 miles to the theater, and they wouldnt let me in with my bag. They didnt care. They wouldnt let me leave my bag at the ticket window, and said that searching the bag (for whatever) was not allowed. A theater in a shopping district and in a college town that doesnt allow bags is absolutely unacceptable. This type of policy makes me not even want to attend Cinemark theaters when I return to Kansas City.

Decent movie theatre but is constantly understaffed. One snack line always closed and drink area always dirty.

Always a good place to catch a movie. It’s usually pretty easy to park and it’s in a great location if you want to grab a bite, beverage or some shopping before or after your movie. It’s relatively clean as movie theaters go, there’s a fun photo booth, and a small game room if you’d rather pass time that way. I find the food and drink options to be pretty standard movie theater fare and priced as such too - nothing special but all I expect from a movie theater.

Good prices, great customer service.

Good movie selection. Beer and wine served!

Nice modern theater, assigned seats

Nice multiplex with beer on tap!

Only theater in Boulder and has made some nice updates recently with its new full bar and better concessions. Easy parking and has all the latest movies playing. Only game in town in Boulder but good enough to keep you from driving out of town to Louisville or Flatirons Mall.

It was great ,comfortable seat&perfect view,no one with tall hat blocking view,

It was my first time at this theater this past weekend. I went to see an independent film. I could not believe the amount of obnoxious people. First, the guy who made my coffee had no idea what the hell he was doing. It was undrinkable. Gave some girl a free coffee while we were waiting for our paid drinks. The manager didnt care. The guy behind me (at least 60 years old by the way as was most of the crowd for this movie), kept kicking the seat and putting his sandled feet up between me and my husband. I couldnt believe it. It felt like I was surrounded by teenagers. So much talking during the movie. They need to update this theater with better seats and better staff. Or is this just Boulder? I dont know.

Good staff. Reserved seating. Drinks. They offer a club that can save you money on tickets if you see movies monthly.

We prefer the Regal theater in Longmont for its spacious aisles and recliner seating, but have never had an issue with Century in Boulder. It is our second choice theater if Regal is not convenient or is sold out.

Ticket prices were good. With the Tuesday afternoon discount they were just about $6. Everything else is expensive. The concession is set up cafeteria style which reduces everyone to a single line behind up to 2 cashiers which seems to slow down the process. The theatre is decent. The chairs are fairly confirmable but older and a little cramped. I would not pay full price for this theatre.

This is an amazing place to visit and cheaper tickets than other theaters nearby! Would recommend

I witnessed a disgusting display of racial profiling last night by the staff at this theater. My friend and I, both white women, were leaving the theater after seeing a movie, and we saw a black woman arguing with a white male employee. Apparently she’d been denied entry because of the backpack she was wearing. The bag my friend had brought in was literally twice the size of the bag the woman was being told would prohibit her from entering the theater.We spoke to the manager, Jacob. “Look at the bag we were let in with. Why did she get stopped and not us?” All he kept saying, over and over, was “We have a bag policy – we don’t let anyone in with large bags.” Despite the fact that this was clearly untrue, based on our massive bag, he kept saying it. He seemed to not really care about the situation at all.We left the theater, got a couple blocks away, then, feeling like we should have done more, turned around and went back. As we approached for the second time, we saw the woman who’d been denied entry in front of the theater, having just hidden her backpack in a nearby bush so she could go in and see the movie. We talked to her for a moment and told her we were horrified at what we’d seen and that we planned on getting contact info for upper management. She decided to come in with us, so she retrieved her bag, and the three of us went to the front desk.On our way in, two white people walked out of the theater, both wearing backpacks larger than our companion’s. We asked them if they’d just seen a movie, and if they’d been let in with their bags. “They asked us some questions and then let us in with them,” they replied. Our companion had not been granted the courtesy of questions – she had been outright denied entry, despite the fact that her bag was smaller.Several employees, all white, gathered around while we explained why what we’d seen was NOT okay. One of them was the employee who’d denied the woman entry due to her bag. He apologized…to US. To the white women, not the woman of color who’d been discriminated against. He wouldn’t even LOOK at her.From that point, things escalated. The manager we’d spoken to before, Jacob, came to the front desk and proceeded to give us his personal guarantee that this incident had nothing to do with racial profiling. The whole time, he still kept insisting that they don’t allow entry to anyone with a large bag, and he kept smiling and shaking his head, as though he found the whole thing amusing and we were just being ridiculous. He said the only way anyone can get in with a large bag is if it’s for medical purposes. Our companion then told him she’s diabetic and had insulin in her bag, but when she invited him to search the bag to see for himself, he refused and still maintained that she couldn’t bring the bag into the theater.Another manager at the front desk, whose name we didn’t get, seemed to be a bit more understanding about the situation – until he interrupted what we were saying and asked, harshly and with a raised voice, “Can you please stop saying WHITE PEOPLE??” As though THAT was the problem.The whole situation was handled SO poorly. Not one of the employees even CONSIDERED the possibility that unconscious bias was driving the situation. I understand having a bag policy, but it must be enforced equally, or not at all. There were white people with large bags EVERYWHERE, and the woman of color was the only one who was being hassled about her much smaller backpack.This whole experience was incredibly disheartening. Not a single one of the staff members even acknowledged the possibility that racial bias could have been at play. They were all adamant that there was DEFINITELY, ABSOLUTELY no discrimination taking place – despite lots and lots of evidence to the contrary, right under their noses.Ill never spend another cent at this theater, and I suggest you dont either.

The theater is big, but dirty. The food area had not been wiped down or swept in a long time. The seats are comfortable and you get a good view of the screen. The theater had trash in the cup holders and liquid on the floor.

Smaller theater however feels cozy, sound is fantastic and when you see a movie I like the early bird and generally theater is not packed.

Great multiplex theater. We love Marilyn, the ticket taker. Such a lovely, helpful and gracious host. Weve had numerous interesting little conversations with her. Were always glad to see her.

Nice theater also the Deals on Tuesdays awesome

This theater participates with available apps to buy your tickets and select seating before the show time, a very convenient option. Overall the theater is great because its located in central Boulder and has multiple theaters available. Its not one of the newest theaters around but for Boulder and the limited movie watching venues available the Century Theater is a good choice There is a decent concession area and the food and drinks are average theater fare. Ample parking located in surrounding parking lots and covered garage spaces.

Good choice of movie especially some that arent as mainstream. Wish they hadnt gotten rid of the ice cream in concessions though.

As movie theaters go, this is a great one - conveniently located in Boulder, offering more than a dozen movies w/ reserved seating & comfy recliners, & near lots of fine restaurants!

Pretty standard movie theater, has good prices ($5 movie on Tuesdays). Clean bathrooms and stadium seating with good snacks. My usual go to theater but nothing over the top.

I went on Tuesday looking to get the discount but it seemed like all of Boulder had the same idea. The theatre was packed. I had to sit up front. The usher now stands to the left of the box office so they can see you trying to stuff the outside drinks and snacks into any loose fold of clothing. Dont take bags or backpacks because they will be searched as that is now their policy. There was an ad at the beginning of the film that showcased all their concessions and it made them all look very delicious. I almost bought some food then I had to remember that I was there during the discount day.

Unlike the Regal cinnabar in Louisville Colorado they allowed children under 3 years old in theater. Friendly staff and greeting people with smiles. Found our new theater to go to.

This theater is comfortable and clean. My favorite detail is that you can reserve seats when you purchase your tickets in advance online, so theres no risk of showing up with friends and having to sit separately in a crowded theater. There are several parking garages next door, so its always easy to find a nearby parking spot. And there are 15+ restaurants within short walking distance. I dont even leave in Boulder, but this is where I prefer to see a movie in the north metro area.

The employee attitude is pretty great (typical canned enthusiasm), but they said that I couldnt bring in my school backpack AFTER I purchased my ticket. While my female cohorts entered unfazed with bags and backpacks I had to frantically find a place to put my stuff, the staff wouldnt even hold my backpack for me. I then gave it to my girlfriend who AGAIN entered unmolested with a bag.I guess being a big dude with a bag is verboten in their policy, after all our large stature ensures that we can smuggle more contraband than a lady in the same bag (it has something to do with our height folding dimensions).The movie was fun though.

Its sad that for such a bike / walking focused city like Boulder there is no option or way to check in / storage locker for bags. This needs to be addressed. Otherwise a good movie theater with cheap tickets!

I only go here because it is close. Its dirty and the staff is horrible.

The seats arent super comfortable and beer is a bit expensive but the ticket prices are decent. They show a nice variety of films that the bigger theaters dont usually offer. The atmosphere is pretty calm and casual.

Cinemark brings some classic and special interest films. Pricey.

Rode my bike here for a movie one balmy afternoon thinking about my gift to posterity (not polluting the world). Locked my bike outside while I scoffed at all the parked cars and the fumes they must have belched as they made their way to the theater. With the same air of smugness and pretentiousness, I bought a ticket while hoping for an environment friendly discount. It happened! No silly, not the discount. What happened was that I was kicked out of the theater. I rode my bike home...sad. Making the world a cleaner place one pedal-at-a-time -- even that did not cheer me up.My crime was simply trying to bring a backpack into this theater. I had guessed I could watch a movie and go to the groceries later. Well, RedBox, here I come. Please welcome me with open arms even though I am carrying a backpack.

Wow...what an incredibly disappointing evening! I was excited to see A Star is Born for its reprise in theaters and had blocked out my evening to do so. I biked to the theater (I do not own a car) and had a backpack with me with my gloves, hat, wallet, phone, etc. Upon speaking to the cashier, I was flatly told that I could not bring my bag inside the theater and that there was nowhere for me to store it.I asked to speak the manager. He, quite coldly, pointed straight to the sign behind him indicating there is a corporate policy against large purses and backpacks. Robotically, he told me there was nothing that could be done. I asked for a refund and a free ticket to compensate for the time lost in travel. He denied me quite coldly. Having worked in hospitality, there was NO empathy, concern, or willingness to make things right.Century Theaters, you have lost a customer for life trying to save revenue on people bringing in Sour Patch Kids. Is this worth it? Probably not given the disruptive technology occurring making movie theaters a thing of the past. Rather than treat your customers with respect, I was given the cold shoulder. I will be sure to tell my friends about this experience and will not return to your business establishment.I will see A Star is Born on streaming service in the near future. Additionally, this policy discriminates against transit riders and cyclists. Where am I supposed to put my bag? Outside on the street? I will be following up with senior management.

A great theater, comfy seats and good angles of the screen.

Nice for an old school theater. It needs an update. Im spoiled by reclining chairs and more room.

Good theater, clean and nice selection of concessions. Seats are assigned which is not my preference but seems to be the way things are going now.

Great service... Better priced than Longmont

Ample seating. Large selection of movies. Lots of parking. Fast service. And they serve wine.

Some of my complaints may be due to age. Its an older theater. But I paid more for my tickets than Longmont regal. I paid the same for my two drinks and popcorn and received much smaller sizes. The theater itself looked like it hadnt been cleaned since the previous night, with trash stuffed in every cup holder and the floors sticky. I like most Cinemark properties and have liked this one in the past (thus its not a star).

Disgusting bathrooms, the customer service is terrible, night managers are worth nothing, are rude and entitled. refused to do their job

Kinda messy. Popcorn everywhere. Seats are pretty old. The curved screens are nice tho

Ive been to this theater maybe 10 times in the past couple months.-Picture quality noticeably worse than other theaters (dimmer and less clear)-Sound quality noticeably worse than other theaters and also too quiet-No screen masking, ever.+Sometimes gets interesting releases.+Cheap tickets on Tuesdays.I recently tried the AMC Flatirons Crossing theater (10-15 min drive from this one), and the picture and sound quality is miles better, and they have recliners there as well. So I think from now on Im going to make the drive because the experience is much better there.

Saw the grateful dead show here!

Its an acceptable theater, not particularly high-tech. They closed their ticketing machines, so if youre not using the phone app, you have to wait in line. It used to be that if you used a gift card, you didnt pay the extra online fee for tickets, but no more.

Very good movies,good food but expensive

Theater is pretty good and I enjoy the fact that they have started assigned seating which has made it easier for me to meet friends at a movie and assure that we have seats together. However, the older lady who works there seems to ruin my experience quite frequently. She clearly doesnt know how to use the scanner for people using electronic tickets, but more prominently she doesnt have the best customer service skills and doesnt care about people in a rush to catch their movie. She responded that she was in a hurry too when chatting with a co-worker while I waited for her to simply tear off my ticket for over a minute. I cringe when I see her working when Im going to a movie. Shes hard to deal with while trying to maintain a positive outlook on the theater in general.

Always a fun time. Always clean! Awesome staff!

Great theater to watch a movie

Had a new policy where office bags with laptops are not allowed. Done with them and their membership.

Awesome place to go to the movies great location located in the heart of the 28th Street Mall Complex. Comfortable seating great sound system staff is very helpful and friendly. FYI bring your own soda if you dont mind spending 20 bucks for 3 large sodas LOL other than that the experience is fantastic

Not the nicest Cinemark theater Ive been to but I do love that it usually isnt particularly crowded or expensive

This place is a beauty it is big and it is just amazing

They need recliners but otherwise fine.

I arrived to this theater with a backpack, measuring 14×6×6, which was barely outside of their 12×6×6 policy. I was obviously unaware of this policy. I offered to let them search my bag, but was turned down. Instead, I was told I had to hide my backpack outside. My backpack which contained my $1500 laptop. I got my ticket refunded, but was not apologized to, but treated like I did something wrong. If you are going to implement a bag policy, provide a place to put large bags that do not fit this policy. Now, I wasted an afternoon, and was not even apologized to for wasting my time.