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Businiess name:
Battle Ground Cinemas
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Review by:
Jon M.
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Review content:
Well, at least the Battle Ground cinema is clean. But I'll give it six more months until it starts to dwindle.
As a citizen of Battle Ground for 4 years, I was quite happy when I head news of a movie theater being built. Quite happy.
Which explains why I was so let down and dissapointed when I went there. The staff was... eh... friendly and unfriendly at times. But my biggest gripe is the rediculous quality of the screening. The wholllllle film felt grainy.
Now, take into consideration that I saw Willy Wonka here, which, to say the least, was meant to be viewed on only the most beautiful and state of the art projectors. Well, I got over the graininess and ended up really enjoying the film...
However.
That's now excuse. They really should have invested in some higher quality stuff here. Especially since Cinetopia opened up a couple months later with one of the best projectors in the world.
A shame.
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