Landmark's Inwood Theatre

Found this theater while in town. I was disappointed that we were not able to see TRHPS. We did sit in theater 1 for our movie. We loved the seating! The snack bar had very little to choose from and was overpriced.

Terrible experience. We live down the road in HP. First we bought tickets for a 12pm Moana 2 show online thinking it would be faster… even though they charge a $2.50 per ticket online fee. When we walked in RIGHT WHEN THE DOORS OPENED along with others we got in line for concessions and when towing in two diaper bags and two kids under age of 2… I told my husband to go ahead in and get settled.. only to be told no he needs to wait in line with me at concessions in order to get our “online ticket with a QR code” printed… The lady that worked there idk if she was a manager but older lady with blonde/gray hair was INCREDIBLY RUDE. She also told us we couldn’t bring in our baby’s baby blanket?! And just kept saying it to her colleague like she thought we would take it back out to the car? And than rude to everyone else in line. Also said we could not get our $12 worth extra online fees refunded…even though we still ended up having to wait in line and still essentially get the tickets at the door… the whole thing is unorganized and couldn’t believe how rude the lady was for being such a small quaint theater that I assume is banking on staying open via customers… knowing they had a eviction notice not even a year ago… We got through all that because my 2 yr old son has been waiting to see the movie… only to go into the theater and every single couch had stains on them it was disgusting and ended up having to hold our baby during the entire movie because we couldn’t bring in a 4x4 baby blanket. Even though close theater to our home we will not be returning.

Love this place, quite cozy and the bar is nice if you want to catch up with friends before a movie. Staff is always pleasant.

This is one of the oldest theaters in Dallas and maybe needs a bit of a refresh. The outside and inside design s beautiful and harkens back to older theaters that you just don't see anymore. But it is very run down. The paint and wallpaper is peeling off most of the walls and the bathroom looked like a demolition room. The actual theater seats are OK (although our theater was upstairs, I think the room downstairs has couches insread of real seats.) The room had a bit of an old-age odor and we were the only ones there. The nice thing is that they do show some movies that are not available anywhere else, for example some straight to Netflix films. Be sure to join the free membership club for discounts on ticket fees and on Tuesdays. I'd go here if I really had to but I would really try to go to any other place.

It's my first time there, it's an interesting place, it's pretty old and the atmosphere is really like old times theater. When you get inside the movie theater it's small chairs. comfortable but not like the rest of the movie theaters today. did you have late showing of old movies which is pretty cool if you're into it they're also have a lounge and when you buy a drink you can bring it inside to see your movie and that's pretty cool.

If what you are looking for is those movie theatre’s on tik tok that have the beds and the couches and the shareable seats. This is the place. The Theatre itself is a 5/5 Although my only complaint is that one of the staff, I am not sure if it was the manager. It was a blonde haired middle aged woman was extremely rude to us when we had a little confusion as to where the bathroom was. That’s the only reason I am giving a 4/5

I was hoping the Innwood theater had been upgraded. Unfortunately, their bar is under staffed, the chairs are old. Worst of all the chairs are filthy full of old popcorn, candy and garbage. Stunning and makes me wonder if they ever really clean the place!!

I recently had a thoroughly disappointing and frustrating experience at Inwood Landmark Theaters in Dallas. From the moment we arrived, it was clear that something was amiss. Despite arriving early, we were informed that our movie was delayed and instructed to wait in the lobby. After a while, we were directed to stay in the bar area, with the assurance that someone would come to get us when the movie was ready. It quickly became apparent that this was a scheme to keep us lingering and spending money. The theater seemed to be in dire financial straits, with evident signs of neglect and needed repairs everywhere. The environment felt like a trap to squeeze more money out of unsuspecting customers. When we were finally told that the movie had started, we discovered it was already well underway. This felt like a deliberate ploy to get us to spend more time (and money) in the bar area. To add insult to injury, when we asked for a refund, the manager refused, citing that it had been more than 30 minutes since the movie started. This was despite the fact that they never informed us when to go to the theater, leading us to miss the beginning of the film. The excuses given were numerous and unconvincing, placing the blame on us for their mismanagement. To make matters worse, the items we were encouraged to purchase while waiting were outrageously overpriced. The overall condition of the theater and the behavior of the staff made it clear that this is not a place worth visiting. I strongly advise anyone considering a trip to this theater to think twice. There are plenty of other theaters in Dallas that offer a far better experience without the deceitful practices and rundown environment found here.

I've been to the bar/lounge here once a few years ago but this was my first time seeing a movie here. Can't weigh in on the concessions or the bathrooms so this'll just be about the movie experience. My friend and I were the only ones here for the movie. The seats are comfy but you can tell they're a little old and worn (upstairs theater). They don't recline but they do rock a little? When the movie started, the lights along the walls weren't turned off so watching a scary/vampire flick with the lights on wasn't the best. I came here because it was close to me & had the most convenient show time after having to reschedule from another theater a couple of days before. If I had a choice, I might pick a different theater next time (but the bar is cool). Just nothing special here. Meh.

Theater is a shadow of its former self. Showed up at 25 after show time and they refused to sell me a ticket for a Thursday afternoon matinee. Not exactly a busy time and I'm sure the theater only had a handful of people in it. Their loss for turning me away and losing a $25-$30 sale.

This theatre was really vintage and cool. The pictures on their website show couches and bean bags and I was really looking forward to watching the movie in them but sadly it's not in all the theater rooms just the one downstairs i guess so don't be fooled by their web pics. The regular rooms had regular chairs, no reclining or anything. Overall the theatre was nice and me and my friends had a good time taking pictures in front of it and inside but if you're going solely for the couches, double check you're going to be in that theatre room. The price was 8.50 for matinee.