Regal Cinemas Fairfield Commons 20 & RPX

This is a good place! It was super easy to buy my tickets ahead of time through Fandango. I bypassed the ticket counter, and they were able to scan my tickets from my phone.
There was plenty of parking, and the theater was pretty big. At least the one we were in. We went to see Happy Feet 3 so there were lots of kids in there. It wasn’t too loud, and there were only two occasions of babies crying.
Their earlier showings are cheaper than night showings, if you want to save money.
I like Regal because it isn’t in the mall, it’s kind of on its own near Fox & Hound.
Oh, and there’s a area you can rent out for private events. Like a birthday party. Although it’s near the concession stand, and everyone can you. (In case you wanted a more private space)

I know why they call themselves Regal Entertainment Group… it’s because only royalty can afford to go there.

In this age of Netflix and on-​demand movies on cable, every once in a while it’s good to see the latest blockbuster on a big screen in a darkened theater at your local multi-​plex. Regal Cinemas Fairfield Commons 20 is the wife and my movie house of choice as it’s dangerously convenient for us with plenty of available parking. With 20 screens, there’s always a selection of movies (no comment on if they’re actually GOOD movies) available with plenty of show times from which to choose. Ticket prices are comparable to other first-​run theaters and, thankfully, prices in Dayton seem appreciably cheaper compared to other metropolitan areas. It also offers a military discount, which certainly doesn’t hurt.
The concession offerings were your standard fare. The popcorn (when we’ve gone) has been fresh and not overly salty. The theaters itself have always been clean and clutter free. Granted, we usually catch the first showing of the day on the weekend so your mileage may vary at evening showings regardless of day. Seating was reasonably comfortable. It wasn’t like watching from your Lazy-​boy recliner or sofa, but it wasn’t a wooden bench, either. Barring an NBA baller or NFL lineman sitting in front of you, the incline of its stadium seating allowed for unobstructed viewing for most adults. The one critique I have, however, is that the RPX experience was not worth the price. If there was some difference in the quality of seating in the RPX-​equipped theater, it was negligible to that found in the standard theaters. In fact, my wife liked the standard theater seating better… perhaps those seats are more «broken in». As for the movie screen size or resolution, it wasn’t like it was an IMAX theater. The only obvious difference was the sound system, which seemed to offer the same sound quality as found in its standard theaters but at rock concert levels blasting from a few more speakers arranged around the space. Frankly, my ears were ringing as I exited the theater.
Regal Cinemas Fairfield Commons 20 does what it does well. Just save your money and skip the RPX experience.

What can one say about a local movie theatre? Well, for starters, it’s pretty clean. The concession stand is managed by two or three young people who know the menu well and who serve each patron quickly with as little fuss as possible (my H is indecisive). The restrooms are well kept and stocked. The auditoriums, when I’ve visited, have never been trashed with miscellany. The hot foods served are ok… Yes, I’m the weirdo that has to try everything at least once. I gotta see what’s decent enough! One caveat is that the seats don’t recline in the regular auditoriums. It’s a bummer being uncomfortable from half the movie on. (I might be picky as my hometown movie theatre is an AMC with reclining leather seats. Alas, I digress.)
I’ve only used the rewards program about half a dozen times. So I haven’t acquired enough points to merit any freebies. Hopefully it’s good!

Horrible tiny screens ridiculous for 3D and over priced. Go to the Greene at least it’s nice and better seating.

This theater has become mediocre. The seats just can’t compare to the theater at the Greene.

We went to see a movie there and found it to be very clean and well laid out. There were plenty of seats and it seemed reasonably well updated. The person taking tickets was super nice. Would be glad to go again.

Probably the only decent large cinema in the city. Its clean, it large, its comfortable, and everything seems to run smoothly most of the time.

My go to spot for movies. A clean and friendly experience. A bit expensive, which is why the 4 star rating. The theatre is new with stadium seating and good quality screens and sound.

I’m a Regal Rewards Card holder, and have been going here regularly for two years now. It seems like every other time I go, I get a free small drink, or a free small popcorn, which makes me feel good about myself. The theater itself is average. The prices are okay, and I get a military discount. The popcorn is nothing to sing and dance about. In fact, it’s not really that good, and of course, like most movie theaters, it is overpriced.

Fast and furious was great. The customer service at the theater was excellent.

For a great snack deal, order a kids popcorn deal. A small drink, popcorn and fruit snack for under $ 6!

Leaving a review for a movie theater seems a bit odd BUT the theaters are ALWAYS clean as are the restrooms (even when its busy) and since when I was younger I used to work in a movie theater I know this is a difficult task I feel the staff deserves a kudos for this. Staff is always friendly and pleasant even when its busy as well.
I also enjoy the rewards program which always earns you free perks.

I went to go see The Hobbit last week. Okay movie, but too long. 2 stars.
Also, I saw Jack Reacher today. It’s good, but nothing special. It had Tom Cruise it though, that was cool. 3 stars.
That makes the average rating 2.5 stars (which I’ll round up to a 3, you owe me one here Regal), but I’ll add a star because the walls are nice and soft, just how I like them.

Stadium style seating so you have a good view no matter where you sit.
They practice good housekeeping, too.
They have a lot of theaters, so you have a lot of choices.
It’s in Greene County so you pay lower sales tax.
One of the better options in town… probably the best.

Yay! I’m a fan! It’s a pretty nice theater in an über convenient location with oodles of parking. Lines have never been terribly long but, to avoid the lines use the self service kiosk. It even affords you the military discount if applicable. You will have your tickets in a jiffy and be headed straight to their over priced concession stand no doubt. The star demotion is for the financial rape you must succumb to if you have a hankering for a weenie or the American tradition… hot buttered popcorn. Mmmm mmmm good! Food is pretty fresh and portions decent. Interior of the theaters are nothing special. The arm rests elevate just in case you are down for a little cuddle session during the flic. Overall, a pretty good place to enjoy a movie.

What can really be said about movie theaters? Clean. Why I even checked in here is because I was impressed. A teenager yes a teenager, said «enjoy your movie folks!». He didn’t say you guys! Kudos!

I’ve come here for many, many years. Some of my most memorable and favorite movie experiences have been here. The prices are on par with other cinemas in the area. Expensive, of course. But that’s what you have to deal with when going to the movies now and days. The popcorn is good and you always get more than enough.
They have a rewards card, which is a good idea. I don’t know any other theaters that do. It’s in a great location, you can pick up your tickets and then go across the street to Fox and Hound and have a drink while you wait.
The only bad experience I had was when I went to see Harry Potter a couple of years ago. The theater was FREEZING. I always take a sweater with me but my date was absolutely miserable. He’s a man and never gets cold, but he actually had his arms inside his shirt it was that cold. I haven’t experienced this since. but other than that, no complaints.