Camp Foster Theater — Local services in Kitanakagusuku

I can't say there's anything particularly special about this theater. It's a military base theater. The seating is tight but the consessions are cheap and the screen is a standard size. Plus, the movies are in English so no need for subtitles like often you'll find out in town.

Parents of young children seem to think it's entirely acceptable to let their children disrupt other's movie experience because they insist on ignoring their children during said movie. But hey, they paid for the movie too right? So why should they care if the children are making ridiculous noise and being a nuisance to other patrons. They're used to ignoring them in all other settings anyhow, so why would a movie theater be any different right?

Anticipate that at least 60% of the time, you'll have a parent that thinks the theater is an acceptable playground for their children to make loud noises during a movie because they either are too cheap to get a babysitter; or they are the type of parent that coddels their child with the misplaced notion that "we're a military family overseas and my kids have it so hard so I can't put my foot down and expect my children to not be rude because they're special and more important than everyone else....."

Aside from that, the theater is functional just as it should be. Its clean, the staff are more than friendly and accommodating and it's cheap compared to...

Facilities great no issue with the facilities etc. But I wouldn’t go back unless there weren’t many people. I had some inconsiderate person kicking the back of my chair, constantly getting up and hitting the chair getting through to go out again and again. I’d rather watch movies at home if this is how people behave towards other people. So inconsiderate and rude. Frankly.

People like this make me hope for another covid outbreak just so we don’t have to encounter...

Military base movie theater for Camp Foster. Picture and sound quality you're about as good as the average Multiplex in the US, but if you live on base the price is certainly right compared to local Japanese Cinemas. Usually shows current US runs a popular movies, with about 2 to 3 weeks delay a little more reasonably priced than movies in the states, and the snack bar is pretty good too all in all, A Nice Slice of home for military personnel stationed on Camp...