Fox East Theater

It’s very clean and the bathrooms are nice! The concession stand has the obvious offerings — popcorn, candy (chocolate + gummy), soft pretzels, nachos, etc.
As far as comfort, though, the seats are pretty terrible. I know it’s hard for movie theaters to afford the more comfortable seats, but these seats didn’t recline at all and my back hurt mid-​way through the movie.
Honestly, it’s a really small theater but it’s for the money because it’s nice and clean. I just wish the seats were more comfortable!

Good experience. No lines and the lobby and theater were all very clean. We’ve never had problems getting a good seat because no matter when we come, its never really too packed which we like.

The theater can be a headache at times. It’s a very nice place with good workers and a good seating/​projections, but most movies I want to go out and see are never there. Maybe it’s just me but it happens nearly 95% of the time. If the movie comes in it comes in nearly a week or two late of the actual release. One amazing thing about this theater though, $ 5 Tuesdays. During the summer you can see any movie showing for only $ 5, that can save a decent amount especially if the normal price cost anywhere from $ 7.50-$ 13.00. Still a good place to get out of the house and relax at.

I go here often. I think it’s the best movie theater in Berks Country. It’s true stadium seating and they have the best popcorn because they fill it up as you order it so they can put butter in the middle of the bag and then again on the top. I highly recommend this theater.

Remember Me? I’ll remember this… the theater was very oddly set up.
The ticket stand was outside the building next to the main entrance. Then once you get your ticket, the usher bombards you for it the second you walk into the lobby.
There wasn’t a large crowd of people (and they were mostly teenage girls, go figure) in our movie, Remember Me, even though it just came out; maybe the locals know something we didn’t? The seats were just average, although it was definitely an older theater, since they haven’t upgraded to have some ‘couple-​sized’ seats.
And on the way out, we noticed the inside doors to the lobby are painted bright green and off in the far corner of the lobby is a picnic table. Now I’m confused; am I at a movie theater or Chucky Cheese or state park?
Can you guys hire a decorator stat?