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output: Tried to come here on St. Patrick's Day. They locked the door on us and we were ignored when we knocked on the door and tried to call. They were not closed because their was some people inside. My friends and I were not being drunk assholes nor are we cheap so I did not appreciate being treated like a low class citizen. They have good tacos but it is seriously just a taco joint, nothing special, and they should not act like they are above people. My friends and I will not be coming back here. The food is not worth it!
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output: Terribly designed! This is the worst designed eat and watch luxury theatre I have ever been too. The ledge is too high, so that if you recline your seat 25% of the movie is cut off!! I had to sit on the edge of the seat and on my tippie toes to see subtitles. Experience ruined, and couldn't take advantage of all the nice stuff that they did put in there.
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Phoenix is lucky to have a theater like this, and by that I mean one that brings in the documentaries, foreign films, and award nominees that don't get play in the regular multiplexes. Sure, other towns sometimes have one art theater that will play a limited selection of these movies, but to have a multi-screen theater that runs these films continuously throughout the year is just a treat and Harkin's Theatres should be commended for making this available. Yes, it's a little dated inside, and I do wish they had stadium seating, but those are minor complaints. In fact, I'm old enough to remember going to see Tron when it was first released in 1982 at the Camelview (before the mall even had another theater) and I loved the theater then and I still love it today. I certainly hope the rumors that this theater will be demolished to make room for more mall expansion are just rumors because the Camelview Theater is a shining point of light for cinephiles in the Valley and it deserves to remain so.