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Staff was very helpful when I needed a little help due to a disability. The lady at the ticket booth was very polite and patient as was a young man she sent outside to help me. Theater was clean, projection and sound were great. It's nice to see real customer service in an industry mostly all automated now.

I like movies. A little dark & dreary inside. Popcorn will probably build up a high likelihood of a heart attack in the years ahead… But The Little Mermaid 🧜🏽‍♀️ movie is stellar! It had me feeling like a young girl, a princess, my man’s queen…. and afraid and curled up in a ball inside my massive sweatshirt, all in less than two hours!!

Good place. Went to watch "Sound Of Freedom", an interesting story of a man who's hand I shook last year, and the experience of this showing was much better than what one has heard about for this particular showing at AMC or Regal. Thankfully, Harkins is a smaller movie theater built up by the continued endurance of the Wallace And Ladmo TV broadcast which is specifically Phoenix that went on for 30 years and I never saw as an early California transplant as a child, though I ended up having as professor the cameraman for that show who taught us all about the old cultural phenomenon that made Phoenix Phoenix. ... I made sure to ask the staff that no one was going to turn off the AC to the theater like AMC or Regal, I went in and out before and once during the movie to ensure that nothing weird was going to happen for the other moviegoers since I know the plot of the movie even if it was my first time watching it. And, I also stared into the security cameras to spook the person on the other side while telling the popcorn staff what I was doing and why: around the world, it's fun to play games with the people on the other side. As for the NSA who are reading this, too, thank you for your service. A great movie and I love how someone shouted "Amen" after the movie ended when the special message ended with "God's children are not for sale". Maybe if we get better movies than whatever Hollywood keeps putting out, as if the writers strike is a bad thing, I'd be willing to come here more like I envisioned doing when I was a child. Even if the movie is a higher parental guidance rating, it may be a good children's movie to help children, should they end up in a bad situation, think "I hope that Tim will rescue me" and keep them hoping such that they pay attention to the Comforter, the Holy Spirit, when it comes.