Inwood Theatre

I've been here a fair number of times, and I've never been disappointed. The first floor has a theater with couches instead of typical seats. They're super comfy! The location of the theater is pretty convenient - I'm a little biased since I love Trader Joe's, but there are also many restaurants around if you're into the whole dinner + movie date type thing!There is also a cute bar on the first floor.PS - They have student discounts, so make sure you bring your student ID with you!

This is one of the oldest theaters in Dallas and maybe needs a bit of a refresh. The outside and inside design s beautiful and harkens back to older theaters that you just don't see anymore. But it is very run down. The paint and wallpaper is peeling off most of the walls and the bathroom looked like a demolition room.The actual theater seats are OK (although our theater was upstairs, I think the room downstairs has couches insread of real seats.) The room had a bit of an old-age odor and we were the only ones there.The nice thing is that they do show some movies that are not available anywhere else, for example some straight to Netflix films. Be sure to join the free membership club for discounts on ticket fees and on Tuesdays. I'd go here if I really had to but I would really try to go to any other place.

I was in the DFW area for a business trip and linked up with my work buddy as we both fancy anime. I went to see The Boy and the Heron, this was the only theatre that was showing it at a later time in the evening. As we drove to the area of the theatre, I immediately thought that it looked like the old Houston River Oaks district or Rice Village. From the outside, the theatre, it was giving modern and traditional vibes. Once my acquaintance and I walked inside, we both said to each other, "Is this place abandoned? or are they still in business?" I asked myself, "Why would the GPS or even Google suggest an inoperable theatre?"My coworker almost wanted to turn around and leave, but I encouraged her to check it out. Omg, I just wasn't expecting to see Art Deco-style fixtures in semi-mint conditions. It felt like I was in a 1940s film or took a time capsule back to the olden days. It was pretty cool honestly. The lobby of the theater was beautiful in a vintage way. I loved it, so much charm and character. I did wish that they would have kept the box office, but we ended up having to order our tickets from where we purchased popcorn and drinks. The two employees that were working the night that we went were a bit comical. The older lady had a bit of dark and dry humor while the younger guy gave off the nonchalant, but "I kinda love my job" vibes. Nonetheless, they were friendly and personable. The popcorn was cold, but flavorful. It did not taste stale as one would think. I ordered a large sweet tea that wasn't sweet but watered down. It was funky to walk up the mezzanine stairs to get to the room where the movie was playing. Once we arrived, the theater room itself was even more outdated with stained, but not torn seats. Surprisingly, the floors weren't sticky or cluttered with crumbs. The theater room did not get completely pitch black as the modern cinemas do. There was a dim light that shined above my head throughout the movie. It was a bit annoying, but I tried to ignore it. The Ghibli movie was a good one. If you haven't seen it, you gotta watch it. The ending itself always seems to be a tearjerker. Even the ladies' restroom was dated into the old-world era from the sinks to the toilets, the tile on the walls, and the smell. I gave off a "grandma house" aesthetic. I love that the DFW area still has a historic cinema that's still standing, Houston would never stand a chance to keep anything like this in its original form without wanting to modernize it.

I was excited about coming to a nostalgic theater. I was not sure what to except. There is a ticket booth outside but you walk in to buy tickets.Sometimes there are red flags we notice but don't seem to make us change our mind. When we walked inside I noticed 2 stand fans blowing and it was a little warm. After I purchased ticket I was thinking oh my goodness hope the theater is not hot. Turns out the A/C was working in theater 2... thank goodness. The seats were comfy. I enjoyed the movie.

The concept of this theater is creative and innovating . That I was actually shocked that the few times I've come, it's never been as busy as other theaters I've attended. Especially on movie release days. They don't offer much food or really None at all , but they do have soft drinks and wine /beer.The prices of admission are fair and compatible with other theaters, actually they're more affordable than other movie theaters.You can clearly see that this is a much older theater, it's beautiful and has character, but it could use Some much needed and deserved upgrades.From the curb appeal all the way to the bathrooms, to the stairs , to the couch like chairs and beanie bag chairs , some renovations should be in Motion. The sounding isn't always the best either. The theaters smells odd, kind of an old mildew and mold smell.I've came here a few times and to experience a couple of different theater auditoriums . so it's fair when I say it's likely that it's the entire building it's self and not just an occurrence in a particular auditorium or two. Maybe it's time to replace the couches and or the carpet . I'm curious to know how often they clean all the furniture inside each theater, because my last time visiting, when leaving and the lights came on after the production. I was beyond disgusted on how Stained some of the couches were, and I felt Disgusted knowing that I was sitting in that filth for all that time. With Covid now apart of our daily lives maybe that can become one of their reasonings for better cleaning and sanitizing practices. Some additions to the menu (like adding some actual food in general or allowing outside food) could add a lot of value to this place . It's not a bad theater at all, it could just use some upgrades.

Saw Barbie here! Seats were so comfortable, the popcorn was great and the water was in a super cute bottle.

You won't regret this place. It's relaxing and just an overall great experience. Definitely going back

Their process is a tad bit ridiculous and outdated. The theatre itself is old and goes with their system. I got a ticket online. Showing is at 1:15. I got here at 12:55 and there are only two employees at the concession stand. I wasn't looking to buy any food and just needed to scan my ticket. I asked if I needed to stand in line and the rude old lady yelled at me to get back in line. It would help if there are signs. How am I supposed to know? They work with no urgency and there was way too many people for two people. I got in my movie late. Give yourself 30 mins to 45 mins before your showing

This is no longer the theater that I remember so fondly from childhood. My family and I will not be returning because:1) Most of the seats in the theater had cosmetic stains that betrayed a general lack of regard for basic cleanliness.2) The movie we were supposed to see was listed online and on our tickets as starting at 1:00. At 1:30, when I notified an attendant that the movie had not yet begun (not even trailers), I was told that "the time on the ticket is wrong" and that it was supposed to start at 1:30.3) When my family and I went to get a refund for our tickets (because we had received incorrect information and no longer had time to see the film), we were told that we could not have a refund without our tickets in hand (my dad had thrown ours in the trash after getting concessions). The manager said, begrudgingly, that the best she could do was to give us two movie passes to use in the future (there were three of us in my group). We just left and said we wouldn't be back.Frankly, the theater was gross and the staff were neglectful and uninterested in customer care.

This place is filthy! Left with a huge orange stain on the backside of my jeans theatre looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks. Stains and grime all over the seats. Bathrooms were even worse. Moldy ceilings that look like they might cave in at any moment. Sad given the beautiful setting and surrounding neighborhood. Theatre was packed and we went spent over $100 for a family of four on tickets and popcorn. Not sure why they don't take care of this place.