Keystone Art Cinema

Easy to buy tickets online and select your seats. The concession stand was mostly sold out of everything but popcorn and bottled water due to the Thanksgiving weekend/Black Friday/Wicked just opening, but the girls working concessions were super nice and apologetic about it. The chairs are comfortable, but note that they're not the big heated recliner seats that you find at most theaters these days. Pro tip: park on the 3rd floor of the parking garage (free!) and walk across the enclosed bridge to enter the mall. The theater is right there. Couldn't be easier!

Love this theater set up with the Indie Lounge to discuss movies afterwards. Being inside the Keystone Fashion Mall mall is an added benefit.

Never crowded, but a little run down. Not the level of luxury you'd expect at the Fashion Mall.

Always a good time and a cool vibe. Always checking up on their upcoming events to find something fun to see.

Keystone art cinema is located within keystone crossing fashion mall. I wanted to see a movie but not if it was crowded. This was the perfect venue bc it allowed me to shop until close to the start time. I was able to check right bf it started and see it was less than 25% full for my movie, West Side Story. With it being in the mall, you can park in the garage by Nordstrom. Nice when it's inclement weather.

Decided to hit up the movie theater while in Indy. I can see myself coming back to either Keystone cinema or one of the other Landmark cinemas because I personally dont have a theater near me that does foriegn films. I didn't see one this time because non of the times worked with my schedule, but Parasite looked really good.I ended up going to see Greed I enjoyed. I got there in time for matinee pricing and since I needed no food or drink I only paid $8.50. Their prices are on the higher end for everything. They are very reminiscent of my local Celebration Cinema. This is more of a theater where it's a real special treat to go to. They have an adult lounge too where u can get alcohol and the chairs are so comfy.I was able to enjoy my movie in a relaxed setting and since I went to a matinee, there were only 3 other people in the theater. It was so nice to be able to just relax in a comfy chair and the option to get a drink if I felt like it. Prices aren't low, but I could see myself coming once a month if I lived in the area simply for the foriegn movies. So glad I chose to check them out.

We came here to see Knives Out (one of the best movies I've seen in a long time) and this theatre was even better than I remembered. Why does it rock, you ask?! Here's five reasons:1) It's always less crowded than other theatres and therefore cleaner than most. 2) They have the best snacks. I love that you can get a small popcorn and it's freshly-popped. They also have Broad Ripple Chips, interesting candy, and a few other local and interesting options. 3) They have an adult 'lounge' where you can snag a beer or wine to bring into the theatre with you. 4) You might think parking is difficult because this theatre is located in a mall, but no, it's not. You can park right outside, take the escalator up, and BOOM - you're there.5) Want to eat dinner beforehand? Nordstrom Cafe is delicious and also secluded and usually calm. Located just a few yards from the theatre (you don't even have to go outside in between), you can get an incredible salad (my favorite ever), flatbread, famous tomato soup, etc. Now kick back and enjoy!

I hate to give bad reviews; however my entire experience from the moment we walked in till the moment we left was a less than pleasurable experience.We went for the evening showing of 'Where'd you go Bernadette?' I was thrilled to check the Keystone Arts Cinema out. Perhaps, because it was located in the Fashion Mall my expectations were too high? We walked in and not a single person greeted us. There were thee younger women leaning on a podium near the theatre hallway and a gentleman and another women behind the snack bar. We were directed to get tickets at the machine near the entrance on a stand. We got our tickets and headed to get some snacks. The sign read "Always Fresh Popped" - I was thrilled I LOVE popcorn and since the days of popping all the popcorn prior and hauling it into giant black bags to be poured back in and reheated in the popcorn machine - I rarely get it. So we most definately were getting it this time. They offer to butter it for you. They also have frittle (a local company) so I was thrilled. They did have coffee but it was Starbucks duh duh duh :(. My partner got a coffee. The guy gave us our popcorn and completely walked away and never got us our drinks - finally I waved someone else down to get them. Maybe he was heading out - end of his shift - who knows. The lady whom took our tickets was fine. Robotic in her response. Theatre 7 on the right. We went in to scope our our seats. And I was... appalled. Not only are the seats old - they're very dirty - see pictures. I'm sure they've never been cleaned. Other patrons stray hairs, animal lint, makeup, grease, and whom knows what else covered every seat. I felt the creepy crawlies all over - I couldn't get comfortable. Then the popcorn... NOT FRESH POPPED. cold stale crumblies like bottom of the bag. No salt. Did I say stale. We ate maybe 3 handfuls and were over it. I went to go ask a manager for a replacement he was talking to another patron and then stomped away - "like I care". So I didnt bother.Movie was great I highly reccomend it just not the theatre.

We have always loved this theater and enjoy the films they show! We were so excited to see our first movie in over a year in person today and saw The Courier. The theater is still requiring masks unless you are actively eating and drinking and enforce social distancing by blocking off sections of seats. We felt very comfortable here during the movie and will definitely be back!Their screens and theaters are small and personal.

I went to Keystone Art Cinema today to see The French Dispatch. I haven't been to Keystone since the Covid outbreak and closures. I have a monthly membership to Regal so I rarely go elsewhere. However since this movie isn't playing at Regal I had no other choice. It was a midday movie starting at 3:30 and my ticket was $8.25. The theater was nearly empty with only me, another guy and a group of four people. Tickets had to be purchased at the concession stand. I believe the only concessions available were fountain drinks and popcorn. The case that used to have other offerings on prior visits such as cookies and candies was completely empty. So keep that in mind if you like treats at the movies. I took my iced tea in with me. I unfortunately did not like the movie, unfortunately as I'm a big Wes Anderson fan but I didn't care for this one. However that is no fault of the theater of course!