This used to be a decent small theater and it is still conveniently located if you are in the neighborhood. But probably half your friends have better viewing conditions for a movie that you can watch for free instead of paying the bucks for this chopped up cineplex.\r
\r
The main theater is okay - not a good sound system and the screen is just average size but you realize how lucky you are to be in that one when you see the other theaters. Another theater is chopped up from a part of what used to be the balcony. The sound quality is poor, the floor is just bare wood planks and there is a bright green exit sign shiing in the middle of the theater along one wall. Any decent viewing seat has to contend with basically a green flashlight shining in the face the whole time. \r
\r
But the worst is the third theater. It has a tiny screen. It must be bigger than 42 inches but when you see it you'll definitely wish you had rented the movie to see on TV instead, because the picture quality would be better. With the chopped up way this theater is set up there are NO good seats. The screen is way up high and off to one side so every seat in the house is bad.\r
\r
If you are sure the movie you want to see is in theater 1 and you don't care about video or sound quality, take a chance on the Presidio. But don't ever waste money on the smaller screens are you are certain to hate the experience.
Pros: Convenient for neighborhood, has all the first run movies
Cons: Poor video, poor sound quality, chopped up theaters, cheap furnishings
more