Groovy

Good spot for seeing more arty fare than most theaters. Many screens but some are quite small. Not always a bad thing. Bathrooms are consistently clean.

Loved this theater. Snacks were good. Perfect size theater. Upright chairs and a bit of a cold theater kept me awake during the movie which is important because I always fall asleep at movies. We were able to purchase our tickets and pick our seats out beforehand which ended up being both good and bad because we had great seats but their were hardly any people in the theater and our seats ended up being right next to two people lol. Theres alcohol available here, too which is cool.

Fun theater to watch movies at. Right downtown, just a couple blocks from Pioneer Square. Good selection of food, beer, wine, and cocktails. The screens and sound are pretty decent. The only thing I really wish is they would upgrade the seats. They are comfortable and all, but with all the other theaters in the area upgrading you can really tell whats missing when youre watching at Regal Fox Tower. A good theater upgrade to make it feel more modern and now early 2000s and itll be a five star theater for sure.

I was here yesterday to see a movie, and really enjoyed it! The theatre is so clean and spacious. The carpet is very colorful and fun. The staff is friendly and the concessions stands/tickets arent outrageously priced. As a tall person, the chairs are a little uncomfortable, there was no room to move my long spider legs, this is not their fault though.

Convenient downtown location for movies and matineesTry the Captain Morgan coke squishy

First time at this theater and it was surprisingly decent. Picked my seats online, good snacks. Comfortable seats but no footrests, at least in my theater. The only downer was that employees kept walking in for checks, I guess? At least five times during a 2.5 hour movie. It lit up the theater and was really distracting, not sure what that was about.

Giving a 1 star review due to what I feel is a major privacy violation. The manager Stephanie also has an “I don’t care. You are free to leave if you wish” attitude about it. They have no right to check my purse. I don’t have any type of weapon or camera or anything else that would violate anything. As a single mom, I simply came to watch a movie with my son. They ruined that experience.

Their prices are fairly high, but they do maintain a rather clean theater. I was impressed by that.

There were only 3 people ahead of me and yet it took forever just to buy a movie ticket. One person doing it all behind the concession stand. The movie already started by the time I finally got through the line. Most inefficient service ever! Do you even want people to come watch movies at your theater? Why even bother when I can just watch anything I want from the comfort of my own home? I’m definitely watching everything at home from now on. Screw you and your horrible, inefficient, slower than glacial pace service! You deserve to go the way of dinosaurs...

Great service as you walk in and at the concession stand. Theatre is clean, lots of food, beer and wine to choose from. The seats in 7 dont recline but didnt bother me.

The people working there were very nice and helpful.... Made my movie date night a blast! Will be back again for another movie date night!

I moved to downtown Portland in 2006 after working in the film industry in NYC and LA for over 40 years. Im a member of the Directors Guild of America. The FOX Theater is a wonderful complex to see first run films in a clean and most comfortable setting. And fortunately they pay their respects to members of the Directors, Writers and Actors Guild who live outside of Los Angeles or New York. Please dont change!

It was a pretty good chain movie theater and they get a lot of props for actually showing a artsy movie that I went to saw. Their popcorn and soda is atrociously expensive and they didnt have any other decent food options

Not a big fan of smaller theaters. I naively expected a downtown theater to have a little more glitz and glamour. This was not a run down theater, but the bathrooms were way below on their capacity for a large theater. An ok experience, but not real reason to pass up a theater in the suburbs.

I love this place! Always a fun place to go and get away!

Great place to catch a movie right in downtown Portland. Plenty of food options in immediate area. Theatre also unique in that it offers variety of frozen alcoholic beverages (think adult Slurpee), as well as other alcoholic drinks like wine, cider and beer.

A fun downtown cinema. This location is medium sized and has a good selection of snacks and food. The staff here are one of the reasons I keep coming back. They are super friendly and easy to talk with. Its clear they care about their patrons having a good experience. Thank you!

The audio seemed a bit quiet but overall it was a nice time.

Central to downtown Portland and usually runs the more niche movies. Highly recommend. Note: seats are not leather recliners.

Regal at Fox tower offers a slightly more indie or eclectic selection of films. If Im ever looking for a documentary or less shown movie I check here first. You get to choose your seats when buying tickets here, I find this really convenient. They sell wine, beer, and cider at concessions as well as the standard popcorn and soda offerings. The seats recline and are more comfortable than a standard theater, but not quite premium. Theater rooms are always very clean. Overall a really nice theater.

The popcorn was awesome but the seats were HORRIBLE. Tight & uncomfortable, my back hurt by thre end of a movie that was only 1 hour & 45 minutes. I wont go to this theater again.

I enjoyed the theater experience. My mom & I saw a really good movie! So, our experience turned out great!

Very nice movie theater experience. There is stadium seating, so you shouldnt have an issue viewing the screen if there are people seated in front of you. Drinks and popcorn are of expected price, so do your best to fill up before your movie lol. Also, you can buy your tickets and select your seat online. Highly recommend doing that.

On average they have the best selection in town. Sometimes Hollywood or Cinema 21 will have one film they don’t. Odds are Fox Tower will have showtimes for something catering to film lovers. It’s an inviting atmosphere. Staff tends to be on point. Two qualms. Fellow guests are often incredibly obnoxious, and, I’m noticing for certain films they’re dimming the picture. Certain films. JoJo Rabbit was nice and crisp. Honey Boy was a dull and murky, nearly imperceptible affair. If I remember right their iteration of Midsommar looked different from Hollywood’s.

Odd layout but easy location and chairs are comfortable enough. Not recliners. Tickets to be bought at the concession stand.

We went to see the Lion King as a family night out. Great place, as soon as it gets crowded it is not that complicated to be seated in a normal amount of time, and they have the amenities for a good theater.

It is very regal, I like the beer on tap as the flavored popcorn

Screens are a bit smaller than Im used to, but the theater was clean and picture/sound etc were good.

This theater is part of the Regal Cinema chain and is located in downtown Portland. They feature exclusive movie releases and limited distribution movies. Take MAX train downtown to avoid traffic and difficult parking because its a short walk to the box office. Make it a date night by including dinner at one of the many downtown restaurants.

Best variety of big budget and smaller titles and good walking area. On the MAX lines

Love the theatre...and such a plus to have elephants deli on the same block

Nice place. Hard to figure out how to get back in car garage after the movie.

Its decent. They always have tons of movies but compare to most other theaters in the Portland area their seats really arent good. Lots of theaters now have reclining Lazy-Boy esque chairs and these... Are not that...

Nice theater, but no free parking. Paid $7 on a Sunday evening. Otherwise, it was pretty basic.

Love that theater!!! In the Middle of the downtown!! So Comfy

Clean, comfortable, and the staff is friendly and helpful.$12 to see a movie on a Monday and theyve hired the real-world equivalent of a middle school hall monitor to enter your theater every 10-15 minutes throughout the ENTIRE movie and sternly look around (and boy do you notice it every time!). God forbid anyone sneaks into Serenity on a Monday and sees McConaughey say Does everyone know everything, or does no one know anything!? without paying $12.If you love watching rules being strictly enforced more than you love watching movies, look no further.

Great place to watch a movie.I went here looking for a great movie, the team was helpful and friendly!Whenever I go as a guide, to certain locations such as movie theaters I have a few things I directly look for. Appeal, Friendliness, and ease. There are a few other things dependent on the location, but that doesnt matter here. This place met everything I was looking for perfectly.I even went really late at night, during one of there last movie times. I sneaked in line as they where closing down the popcorn machines. Seeing if I could get some last minute popcorn. The members their smiled. They got me the popcorn, and asked if there was anything more I would like.They where super friendly, helpful, and my popcorn was still amazingly fresh!I will return here for more movies!

It’s a decent theater. All of the Portland theaters are way due for updated seats. There are no recliner seats in any PDX downtown theaters.Staff is nice and I like the food and snack options. Bathrooms are clean.

It is a theater, they do show movies. Very few drawbacks, but also little to say about it being above expectations. If you just care about the movie and dont need frills, these rooms are big and dark enough to be immersive

Good theatre in downtown Portland with good selection of latest movies. Saw a couple of movies there, the theaters were quite small.

Very good seating and visibility in the theater. Lots of snacks to choose from and very clean throughout.

Nice clean theatre needs more comfortable chairs and one Corona beer about as much as a six pack

The chairs are better than some other Cinemas that Ive been too. Plus I like the fact that you can choose your own chairs. Other places dont really do that. Go here for all your movie needs.

The theater is right in the heart of downtown theres a parking garage about a block away thats fairly reasonable. Seats are comfortable and lots of places within a block to eat before or after the movie.

Parking was easy and getting in was pretty fast with mobile ticket. Lines at the concession stands were LONG and wait time was also long. Wife order some real food, so it took a while. I think if you just get drinks, popcorns, and hotdogs, youll be fine. I ended up missing the starting of the movie, oh well. First time visiting this theater, not bad.

The theater is great, but dont drive there. I had complimentary tickets for the show, but parking is expensive.

While the prices charged these days are a bit high, Regal continues to provide great service in comfortable surroundings. Don’t come too early or you have to sit through 30 minutes of advertising and 15 minutes of previews. Location is very convenient, especially for MAX & Street Car users.

Good seats, fast food counter, friendly staff.

Easily the best chain theater in Portland. They program more interesting movies than anything short of the Hollywood Theater in small, technically perfect auditoriums. And I still love the experience of entering the lobby by climbing the huge stairs or escalator. Close to the Max and bus too so you dont have to deal with parking downtown.

Great building great staff had a to deliver food here and it was easy and a great view

Feels fancier than the typical movie theatre. Not the best place to go see the popular mainstream movies (Avengers, horror films, etc) as they dont stay as long in these theatres. Lots of small production and independent films, which isnt a bad thing, but if its not your style than you know. Their concession selection is a lot better than most theatres and they do serve a small variety of taps. Would recommend.

Staff was courteous and explained parking and where the special showing was, theater was clean and comfortable

Large chairs. Very comfortable.

Overpriced concessions. They always have big movies here and usually seats. The ticket checker takes a long time because hes almost blind.

I din done seen cats here like 6 times

Small but nice, seats are not too bad.

Watched Midsommar today and was one of two people in the theater. Seats are not as comfy as many other theaters in the same price range but thats not the end of the world. I do go to many movies and Ive never seen employees come into the theater as many times as they do here. I get it you have to come in once or twice but I counted 8 times they walked to the front and just stood there disrupting the show. Wouldnt return or reccomend

Always is good to go to enjoy good movies and get good selection of drinks and food.

Its got all the movie hits; 4k - 6k projectors, Dolby surround, 3D. Check it ouuuuttttt

Its okay ... helpful, friendly staff, convenient location, parking is easy and not very crowded. But, old-school seating (not stadium setup) poses a problem for anyone under 59. I enjoyed the nostalgia of sitting in a wide theater with 250+ seats - but the film seems a bit less intimate this way. Of course, not all of their theaters are this large ...

Just a normal theater it was clean service was good and the movie quality was normal this happens at all Regals but I wish things were not as expensive at concessions and they have assigned seats there which can have pros and cons

Nice movie theater! We were surprised to know how much food and drink they offer. Will definitely have to go back to try the full experience. Theater chairs werent as comfy as I was expecting but it was decent. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Good selection of movies to choose from and great location right downtown.

The menu here is great! The caesar salad was fresh, delicious and so big it was a whole meal. The place is very clean, the employees are friendly and the seats are comfortable.

Decent theater close to parking garage.

Good theater, great accomodations for disability patrons, good food prices

Good location for downtown patrons. Beer, wine, soda, popcorn and snacks. Been going here for years and they keep it very clean. They assign your seat when you buy your tickets.

Great theater. Clean, friendly staff, generally not very busy or crowded. If its not a weekend, its usually not hard to find parking within a couple blocks, and there are plenty of places to eat and shop nearby. I wish there were some healthier food options available though. Sometimes I choose other theaters for that reason alone.

Looove this place! Super comfy seating to start. Love the leather recliners. What amped me up the most was the food selection! Maybe its because where Im at you have popcorn and candy and soda as options...thats it. But here you can get sliders, nachos, cheese sticks, flavored drinks, and more! Prices werent much more than my local theater either!

Good place to catch a first run flick. They do reserve seating and the seats are very comfortable, although the soundtrack is played WAY to loud. Whats the deal anyway? Do they think that we are all deaf as a door nail? They must because Regal really cranks the sound outrageously load, to the point that my S.O. gets headaches from it. We usually take some foam ear plugs and that way the sound is just right. Of course the food behind the counter is scandalously over priced and doesnt rate more than a 2 on a scale of 2 to 10.

Pretty chill I like it very dope

Screens arent large but I love their selection of movies. Lots of indie and foreign films get played here. Reserved seating is nice. And its location city center. Parking may be hard.

Very standard theater for watching first-run movies in a metropolitan area of the U.S. A friend and I watched Replicas, starring Keanu Reeves, in a rather small{approx 60 seats}, slightly dated auditorium with fairly comfortable, somewhat older, semi-reclining seats in a stadium seating auditorium. The theater itself is fairly small, having only 10 screens, likely a byproduct of the fact that its located in the heart of the shopping district near Pioneer Square. We purchased 2 tickets (assigned seating) 15.minutes before show time on a Friday evening and there were only 2 other tickets sold at this point, so we were able to basically sit wherever we felt like. Im curious if ticket availability would be as plentiful during the release of a major film, especially with how small the overall facility. The one negative we experienced was during the purchase of our tickets, my friend used his Regal Rewards card. The ticket agent informed him that he had enough points for a free medium popcorn, but he could get a large by paying the difference ($1). The agent did however neglect to inform him that he also had qualified for 2 free movie tickets, which we wouldve used, had he not waited until the transaction was complete to tell us we couldve also gone that route. That being said, there was nothing overly good and nothing overly bad about our overall experience. We will both definitely watch movies here in the future, owing more to convenience than quality, as we can both get there by foot in less than 5 minutes.

A very VERY GREAT film. We (me and my good friend Andrew) saw ‘Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri.’I have few words that are CAPABLE of describing what this movie DID for me. SEE IT. TODAY. See it TOMORROW, I don’t really care WHEN you see it, just make sure to SEE IT!

Nice theater. The seats are comfortable. They have a good sound system. The price here is higher than some other theaters in the area, and parking is harder to find in this part of town, but it is still a nice place to see a movie. On many occasions they show films that you cant see anywhere else in town.

Clean, well staffed, and always pleasant to visit. Movies are projected well. You always dont have to worry about hearing explosions from another film through the wall.

Overprice for movie tickets, but they sell tall cans of beer so they get three stars.

Very nice seats. The sound volume was too high. I used earplugs. A pleasurable experience overall.

This is where we go for date night movies because we get to see things that are obscure. The usual theater popcorn is good and over priced. They do sell booze slushies that Id like to try soon. I dont expect them to be strong, but the idea is fun. They do now serve a limited selection and sandwiches and salads as well.

We were visiting from out of town and saw 3 billboards outside ebbing... This was a nice theater that was about .3 miles from our hotel. It had stadium seating with comfy chairs that rocked. Probably didnt hurt that the movie was really good. This is one of those theaters that lets you buy tickets at point of sale so I recommend buying early for opening night.

Comfortable seats, just roomy enough that you dont have to stand up when someone is moving past you. Seats are pre-reserved, so you choose your seat when you buy your ticket. Large selection of wine, beer, and fountain drinks. Lots of candy, popcorn, and savoury snacks available also. This is my favourite Regal spot in the Portland area.

Good seating where the people in front wont block your view and the seats are also very comfortable. The theatres are smaller and more clean/comfortable than larger theatres and the sound is amazing. Friendly and helpful staff, great movie theatre.

This is our favorite movie theatre.

$2 more expensive for tickets than my local theatre, similar prices in terms of popcorn & soda, non-reclining seats make watching a 2 hour + movie almost unbearable.

The place was nice and clean and the people that employees were nice also.

Good for disabled seating and restroom access

Great place super cool movie selection, clean quiet

First time to this theater... first time to portland. Super friendly folks...love the menu (loaded nachos and a draft beer? Yes please)Really neat hallway with sitting areas and comfortable spaces .. stadium seating with comfy seats .. really like this place

Save yourself the trouble and go to living room theatre. Living room theatre is cleaner, comfortable seats, has a full bar (and won’t make you wear a wristband), they have a full dinner menu. The “door” guy here will harass you. I greeted him and walked up the escalator. He then proceeded to tell me to walk back down to show him my ticket which my husband had behind me. So rude. If your going to check tickets at the main entrance make sure to let people know before they get on the escalator, otherwise you’re failing at your job. They don’t even validate parking. A movie date here will be at least $75. PBR is $7.

A nice downtown cinema. Decent sized auditoriums snuggled in a modern downtown building with a couple of cozy spaces to wait for your movie to start. A few tasty food and beverage options.

Parking was difficult to find and ultimately expensive. The theater had seemingly narrow seats. Kind of like coach in a 737. Screen and sound were fine.

Surprisingly good theatre for the middle of Portland. I was honestly surprised. A bit tough to find on foot but otherwise great!

Concessions hugely lacking in competition with most theatres, better theatres, all having $5,$6 beers on tap~ so behind the times in Portland! Catch up Regal!!!

Great place I had never been

Great theatre and popcorn but a little too small seating area for my viewing pleasure.

There was over 20 minutes of ads before the movie ever started.

AARP came through with a free showing of The Upside The Foxtower was a very good venue for this. Its an easy walk.

One of the absolute worst theater experiences weve ever had. First off, know that the parking structure connected to this theater costs $6/hour. Well come back to that. We bought tickets online hours ahead of time to see a movie in theater 4, row D seats 9 & 10. As soon as we sat down we noticed 2 things: the entire rows chairs were broken and the whole thing sort of fell backwards when we sat down, and my seat was SOAKING wet. There was a massive dark wet stain covering the whole seat, I have no idea what it was, but since we were only one seat in from the edge and the movie was starting we figured wed just shift over. Well of course someone came in and said that was their seat and refused to take the empty single handicapped seat right in front of us despite us explaining the situation, so I went to talk to a manager. When I explained the stain situation, she said Yeah, I think I know what youre talking about, I saw that guy leave earlier and ask for a refund. I have no idea what she meant or what the story behind the stain is, but all that exchange DID tell me is that they knew about the spill and did nothing about it. The theater was full, and we had to ASK for our money back, no real apologies or offers were made, and to top it all off they dont validate parking so we had to pay the garage $13 just to have parked there while sitting in soda/urine and having our evening totally ruined. Bottom line, do not go here. Livingroom Theater and the theater in the mall nearby are both much better, nicer and cleaner options. I know we will never go back, and will certainly advise our friends to do the same.

This venue seems ADA compliant. The seats, restrooms were easy to navigate. Another visit will tell me more.

Mice setting but expensive like all Regal theatres