Cinemark Seven Bridges and IMAX

Reviews

• BB

  Ben Bloom

  Aug 23, 2026
  1.0
  Bought Odyssey IMAX 70mm about a month ago and they cancelled the showing like 30 mins before the showtime as I was driving to the theater. Apparently the projector is flakey and has broke a few times over the last few weeks. The best they could do is offer a refund and a rain check to a different movie, which I will not be coming back for since the theater is over an hour away. Now there are no more showings for this movie, at least for a few months. Lesson here is be very careful booking imax here. If you expect to travel a significant distance to watch 70mm here, it may get canceled with no notice and you will be out of luck on being able to see it at a later time.
• NP

  Nicholas P

  Aug 22, 2026
  4.0
  On a Thursday morning, the movie theater is very clean. It was $8 for the early bird tickets. I watched the 7:55 am Odyssey and 11:25 End of Oak Street. $16 total. The seats are not the most comfortable but it beats the cringy computer chairs at Hollywood Blvd. The employees were all very nice. I got a large popcorn and a large drink for like $16 something. For some reason the Pizza Hut personal pizza is $13? It should be a bit less than that like $10 max. The restrooms were clean. I’m sure things will be messier in the afternoon and at night.
• JR

  Jeffrey Roberts

  Aug 20, 2026
  1.0
  Part of the same group that had their show canceled 30 minutes prior to when it was supposed to start. Extremely disappointed that I didn’t get to see the film how I had hoped after buying tickets a month in advance, taking time off work, paying for a hotel, and driving 2+ hours. Completely understand that the projector breaking isn’t their fault, but the way it was handled was atrocious. A refund and vouchers are not enough to offset the cost for most people who don’t live close by. Not only that but it seems like there won’t be any more showings past what had already been released up until that point, and even if there are we will have to fight to get tickets again. There should have been much more notice given for the show being canceled, they could have fixed the projector that night and just delayed the specific showing, and there should have been a guarantee of rebooking for all the people whose weekend was ruined as a result of this. Honestly hope whoever was in charge of making these decisions ends up with some sort of disciplinary action as a result of this. I would genuinely rather just fly to a different 70mm theater in the future and make a small trip out of it than go back to this one even though it’s the closest near me. Edit: woohoo 600 points guys! This is the best day of my life
• JS

  Jordan S

  Aug 17, 2026
  1.0
  Just got back from driving two hours both ways to a 10:30pm IMAX 70mm screening of The Odyssey that got canceled due to a fuse being blown two days prior, so with no warning crowds of people showed up to this screening, and we’re met with robotic impersonal crisis management, where we got, “yeah sorry a fuse blew a couple days ago so we refunded you and you’re free to see another movie” then when I had more questions about if they would reschedule the screening as it took days and hours sitting on the computer refreshing to get the seats to this Specific screening, I bought MORE THAN A MONTH AGO, the girl just walked away from me to the next people, and served them the same scripted response. I have three kids I have work my wife works. I get little to no time to myself, I drove all that way, as this is the only screen in Illinois showing it in this format. And I repeat THEY EMAILED THE CANCELLATION 20 MINUTES BEFORE THE SCHEDULED START OF THE FILM! The way this theater handled this situation was totally unprofessional and quite frankly devastating, there was no solution given in my opinion, this theater didn’t cover the gas the time the babysitters the tolls, so being met with a simple, “yeah sorry about that. You can see another movie and sorry the rest of our showings of this are sold out.” They have sold out showings for this movie multiple times a day, it makes money. The staff told me that it’s been running fine up until the past two days, I just feel like something as much of a hot commodity as this place needs to have spare parts for their equipment. This was my first experience at this theater and once I get what is rightfully owed to me, which is a decent experience at least, I am never going here again unfortunately I’m stuck because they credited my account instead of putting the refund back on my card and told me I had to go through customer service over the phone to fix that too so the rude ticket kid couldn’t help me with that either. So yeah not good Cinemark. Not good at all. Don’t go here. If I could go half a star I would. Give Indiana State Museum your money you will not be disappointed. Screen is way bigger too.
• BS

  Barrett Sonn

  Aug 9, 2026
  5.0
  First, let me beg for forgiveness from my lord and savior, AMC Theatres. As an AMC A-List member, coming here is downright blasphemous and sacrilegious. The audacity - nay, the temerity - to betray AMC (and Nicole Kidman)! In my defense, this Cinemark in Woodridge, IL has the largest IMAX screen in the state. More pertinently, it's one of only 41 theaters worldwide that is capable of showcasing IMAX 70MM the way our other lord and savior, Christopher Nolan, intended. While I'll reserve my thoughts on The Odyssey for Letterboxd, this Cinemark is a pretty cool movie theater! Not perfect, sure, but a real treat to experience for the first time. Bought tickets online for my parents and myself about a month ago. Smooth and seamless process. Arrived after driving for an hour today, went inside, and loitered until about 10 minutes before showtime (11:40 AM). Still smooth and seamless. Sat down in the IMAX 70MM theater. Dominic (definitely no K in his name) introduced the movie + some other info about this Cinemark, IMAX 70MM, etc. Very cool, very funny guy. Also: I hope the staff is getting scheduled fairly, and they are getting their beauty sleep! This location is basically running 24/7 for the first time in about a decade. Wowza! Big picture, everything went well! Interestingly enough, I actually think this Cinemark's much-touted IMAX screen is a little underwhelming. With all due respect. Is it actually the largest in the state... or are the seats just really close to the screen in a very small auditorium? Food for thought. And you'll see what I mean if/when you go for yourself. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to sacrifice some sheep or something so Nicole Kidman doesn't smite me from this mortal coil.

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