R/C Kill Devil Hills Movies 10

This place was convenient, clean, nice seats, and not crowded when we went in July. Online ticket purchase made it easy to reserve seats. Video and audio quality was good.

Bottom Line: A great theater for the market it serves.We needed to escape the sun and pass some time on a hot Sunday afternoon so we ventured to this ten screen movie theater in Kill Devil Hills. I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised by the stadium seating, comfortable seats, friendly staff and reasonably clean bathroom. No, this isn't the state-of-the-art theater with fully reclining leather armchairs and seat-side cocktail service that many of us have come accustomed to but it was certainly adequate for a theater in the Outer Banks. There is plenty of parking and a snack bar but I didn't visit the latter. I'm not a big movie goer but I wouldn't hesitate to visit this theater again.

Great local movie theatre. Seats are comfortable, prices reasonable. The concession stand prices are quite high. Bring your own if possible, enjoy a good movie after dinner would be best.

Nice movie theatre. The kids enjoyed the 3 D movie Brave and really liked the pizza. I would return to see the next Marvel movie soon enough this summer.

Pretty decent theater. They have $9 matinee prices and $11 regular prices. The theater is pretty fair for its price and has an arcade of games like Star Wars and Jurassic Park. I have never tried the conflcessions the times I've gone.The theater rooms are numbered and don't list which movie so don't get creative thinking you'll sneak into another movie. Film quality is good but can be a bit blurry in spots on the big screen. Always a tradition of ours to visit when in OBX.

Seeing as I'm an old school SOB and contrarian by nature the appeal of this theatre grows on me more with each visit and more with each inept/ego filled/entitled/snow flake review that I read on this listing.Indeed 1995 called and it wants its movie theatre back. Come here expecting that and you'll be alright. Maybe at some point, but more than likely never, you'll see some type of hyper-modern 77 screen mega plex in this area. But honestly, aside of a few busy months a year, why would anyone make that investment and for what purpose?I've been here twice and each time the theatre was maybe 1/2 full even though in this case the movie, Jumanji, had just opened within the last week and it was on a weekend.I didn't partake in any concessions this visit but then again I almost never do concessions anywhere. God bless if you can piss away money like that and if you do can you're in a much higher tax bracket than me. Honestly if you show up to a movie theatre starving and thinking you're going to hoe down on a great meal you're truly a twit. It's a damn movie theatre! What did you think you were going to get? Hank Azaria from The Bird Cage accent and all serving you Lobster Thermidor and Foie Gras flatbread with a nice Chianti on the side. (If that ever appears somewhere by the way, the three of you who read this far will know where you saw it first.)The seating here is actually not horrendous. It's what I would call 2nd generation stadium seating. It's not first generation where you would have tiered rows but the seats had no give. These seats are at least still somewhat soft and they do have some give/tilt to them which should be more than enough for the average person.Let's keep it simple:There is no reserved seating. Come early if a specific spot matters.They do offer matinee pricing. It's steep at $9 but don't lie and say they don't when clearly they do.There are no recliners where you can go horizontal.Indeed you cannot get tickets via Fandango but you can buy in advance via movietickets.com. I know because I did it even though it wound up being completely unnecessary. Indeed in winter you will have to go to the snack counter to buy your tickets and anything else you might need. Of course this backs up everything beyond belief but what did you really expect at a place like this anyway?Skip the 3rd rate arcade. Skip the overpriced edibles. If you're paranoid, buy your tickets online in advance (when it gets cold the outside kiosks will not work and you'll get those at the concession counter but don't forget to bring the same card you bought the tickets with or else no tickets for you) or else be smart and just show up a few minutes early and 99% of the time you'll be fine.

movie was great. concession stand girly pop in the snow pants on the beach "Jay" was so rude I almost threw my cold popcorn over the counter. I would get rid of her immediately speaking to people like that and maybe more popcorn would be sold

Paid $70 for three tickets, 2 drinks, and a popcorn just for the movie to cut out twice while watching. The seat booking also said some seats were taken that were not actually taken. Spend your money elsewhere.

The theater was great. For being one of the few in OBX this is a nice spot. The seats recline and heat, the sound system in the auditorium is high quality, the theater temp was nice, etc etc. This theater delivers in all the ways a good theater should.

Don't let the old reviews fool you, nothing is wrong with this theater. And the have super comfortable RECLINING seats.