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AMC Classic Crawfordsville 8 is a movie theater, located at 205 Dry Branch Dr, Crawfordsville, IN 47933, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 765-362-4525, visit their website www.amctheatres.com for more detailed information.

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205 Dry Branch Dr, Crawfordsville, IN 47933, USA
Added by Jopie, at 15 December 2016

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13 Reviews

  • Ashley Merryman
    20 December 2017

    Great staff! Good popcorn. Not a huge fan of the hotdogs. New chairs and recliners!

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  • Ann J.M.S. Harlan
    18 December 2017

    It's a good theater. Saw The Last Jedi on preview Thursday and while many of us were watching the credits, they didn't just bring up the house lights on the walls, they turned on what looked like emergency floodlights. They were VERY bright and that was VERY rude. I hope they read this and rethink that behavior.

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  • Nathan Hubert
    26 October 2017

    Great theatre with a wonderful staff! The prices are a bit high, but everyone must understand that because it's a company; the theatre itself doesn't set prices, AMC does. AMC won't pay for renovations for one theatre and the theatre itself can't afford it. If we want a renovated theatre, the best idea would be to buy concessions instead of bringing in your own snacks, as this takes money away from the theatre. As well, why complain about the prices if half of the product ends up in the trash or on the floor anyways? As well, it's standard practice for small theatres to close their concessions about 20 or so minutes after the start of the last film, and audiences are told to get snacks during the trailers, so that shouldn't be a problem.

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  • Terri Winn
    12 October 2017

    Just happy to have a theater in our small town! I'm sure since we don't have the population to keep it busy all the time that it doesn't have the budget to keep up with every little problem. The sound could be better adjusted, but overall a good experience every time. Please keep the movies coming!

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  • Shannon Helgers
    27 September 2017

    Every time we go every theatre has it's own smell. Some like dirty old car interior. Ya know, like your first car and the foam interior was dry rotting? Thats theatre six. Others have smelled like body oil or urine. They cut off snack sales after 9:00 apparently, and have had zero training on how to adjust or program their sound system. All 30 mins of the previews are horribly blasting your ear drums, while you try to discern whether that spot on the screen is soda smeared and splattered or if it's part of the film. NO. Its soda. Booooo! But i understand the soul that threw it. The corn syrup is all thats holding that place together. Must be why they don't clean it. We made a mistake giving this place another chance. Its lafayette only from now on.

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  • Susie Foster
    15 September 2017

    Was there a couple of weeks ago. The sound was terrible. We left in the middle of the movie and we did get free passes. Not sure if we will ever use them. The concessions were extremely expensive. I haven't been there in over a year. We go to Brownsburg. The theater is very nice and well kept. Concessions were less expensive.
    To bad. Crawfordsville could really use a nice theater.

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  • Greg Norman
    12 August 2017

    Horrible customer service and very overpriced. The treater was also very hot. the theatre may have a new name but still a very poor theatre. They don't even have the signs for the movies in the correct locations so everyone has to move to a different screen after the movie already started. Then you find out you pay over $8.00 for burnt ass popcorn. 1 star is way better than it should ever receive. The theatre and staff are a complete joke.

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  • Michael Welch
    01 August 2017

    Old, dirty, and overpriced. I don't mind old theaters that much as long as they acknowledge to themselves and more importantly their customers what they are. They can be a great way to go see a movie on a budget. But based on the prices this place thinks its brand new and state of the art rather than run down and probably on the city's watch list for potential condemnation in the near future. At the very least it needs a major renovation. Maybe even that can't save it. The smell that other reviewers mention is real. They rarely have fresh popcorn, so what you get has been sitting out hours? days? weeks? At their best, staff are apathetic. Then again its probably not fair to expect a high school student making minimum wage to care when management clearly doesn't. You're better off driving to West Lafayette, Lebanon, or the western suburbs of Indy. You won't save much money (unless you go one of the Goodrich theaters in those cities on a Tuesday which won't require a paid membership to get their discount tickets) but at least you'll have an experience that's much more in line with the price.

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  • Chris Cronk
    19 April 2017

    Just switched hands from Carmike cinemas to AMC. Not a big change. Sound system in the last 3 theaters I've sat in have been horrible. I do like that they now have the multi flavored pop machine and you can choose how much butter you get.

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  • Henry Schmitt
    21 March 2017

    I'd rather give 2.5 stars. Popcorn is my favorite part of the movie experience. I get there and the popcorn is pre popped, which is a turn off. I'd rather see it flowing. To add insult to injury, when it is already popped and in a bag already, they can only put the butter on top!! So after the first layer no more butter!! I spend the money to have buttery popcorn! Also, be sure to get here 20 minutes AFTER it says the movie starts unless you want to see a lot of commercials/previews.

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  • Tessa X
    19 March 2017

    The theater needs some major cleaning and someone needs to look at their plumbing. It always stinks when you walk in. Today though, what annoyed me the most was the unprofessional employee who answered the phone. My mom called to see what time the doors opened and the girl answering the phone just kept saying, " I don't know, I'm not even on the clock yet, and the phone just keeps ringing." She didn't even attempt to get the information by passing the question to someone else. Can't say I won't be back though because it's the only theater in town. Just instruct the employees on better customer service.

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  • Michael Wilson
    13 March 2017

    I go for the movies, not for the customer service. Heating/Air conditioning system is extremely inconsistent, sometimes the picture in the movie looks off, and some idiot employee told me the Jennifer Lawrence-Chris Pratt vehicle "Passengers" was a great movie. The employees don't give any impression that they have any concerns for running a nice theater. It's not the worst customer service in the world, but it is farthest from what I'd call "good." And the theater does not celebrate diversity well in terms of the films they show. Moonlight didn't even show at this theater after it won Best Picture. Sure there might be a lot of racist or homophobic people in Crawfordsville, but that shouldn't make you too scared to show a movie

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  • The Wolf
    22 December 2016

    Recently moved back to the area and I remember when it first opened and wasn't that bad of a theater. A few weekends ago was the first time I had been back in about 8 years and boy has it changed.

    The first thing you notice when you walk in is the smell. You expect to walk in and smell fresh popcorn or nothing at all and instead you are greeted with this chemical/nursing home/old dirty school smell. It continues throughout the entire theater, in case you were wondering.

    The prices are extremely over priced for the market. You get a much better movie experience and more affordable pricing by going to Lafayette or Indy.

    The theaters themselves are outdated - stuck in the 90's with smaller seats that are not in that great of condition.

    If the theater were to be remodeled or change ownership to an AMC or GKC you would most likely people wanting to go to the movies in town rather than drive to Indy or Lafayette.

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