Guru Theatre

A very old theatre i have seen many films during college days. Now it is renovated and they have installed sony 5k projection. Picture quality and sound amazing. You will surely enjoy every bit of sound clearly. Rest room is also maintained neatly. Snacks cost is also not so high and tastes ok. Seats are also comfortable. Theater is very near to aarapalayam bus stand so easily accessible. Car parking area is only less. Rest all are good

Wide screen, spacious seats.. AC chillness decreases after interval 😬 Good theatre, booking on the spot is only open at certain times.

renovation was made this theatre good. nice picture quality. Sound system should be upgraded (atleast sound should be increased)
seats should be changed at the front. The renovations works are good expect sound systems and seats.

It's a decently okayish theatre!
- The screen size is medium-large and the seats are surely comfortable.
- The disadvantage is seats of each group are on same level making it hard to watch at the screen if the person stands in front of you cheering!
- The snacks is kinda costly in my opinion!
- They have very good crowd controlling and fan controlling groups for the first day shows!

Renovated well, seats were comfortable, sound quality was excellent and picture quality need to be improved. Egg puff was good. Popcorn is too costly for the quantity and not worth the money.

Fraud Theater:-

1) No respect for audience, for 2:15 PM show we were waiting from 1:45 PM on road side, they let all the audiences inside after 2:15 PM only.

2) you should take ticket from counter even though you booked online, they let you know this detail once you stand in queue to get inside the theatre.

3) No Parking facilities

4) They started the show before letting audiences inside the Theatre, after waiting for longtime on road side, getting tickets from counter they treated without no respect and said they started the show just now, and asked us watch if we were interested or leave the theatre.

5) No 3D glass for kids, kids also use the same big size glass. ( I bought ticket for kid as well)

(Note: Ticket I booked for Avatar 2:15 pm show 25th dec, row O10 to 14)

Ponniyin selvan 1, VALIMAI and Jurassic Park movie, Avatar the way of water ‐Jake Sully aka Toruk Makto (Sam Worthington) and his wife Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) live happily on Pandora with their four children – Neteyam (Jamie Flatters), Loak (Britain Dalton), Tuk (Trinity Bliss) and Kiri (Sigourney Weaver). They also have Spider (Jack Champion), an orphan human. During this time, Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) comes back as a special Avatar to take revenge on Jake Sully and his people. He kidnaps Spider and takes him away. In order to protect his family, Jake decides to shift his home to a new place, where the Metkayina clan lives. But, Colonel and his Sky people are inbound to this new home too. How the forest and water people together save their families from the humans forms the rest of the story. *James Cameron, the mastermind behind the epic story of Avatar and its sequel, already revealed the story in the trailers itself. Still, he makes the movie a great experience to watch with his outstanding characterizations and screenplay.

The way James connects both parts (movies) is quite good. He gives a neat explanation and makes things easier for people to understand the connections between the first and second parts. The way he connected some of the key characters from the first part made the film an emotional experience.

The beauty of Avatar 2 is not only the Navi people but also the creatures they love. James Cameron shows the emotional bond between the giant creatures called Tulkun and Navi clan in a beautiful manner.

Coming to performances, it’s the children who performed well. Their innocence, fighting spirit and zeal to learn new things have been showcased in a good manner. Kiri and Neteyam will leave a solid impression on us once we leave the theater. They give their best. Tonowari (the leader of the Metkayina clan) played by Cliff Curtis and his wife Ronal (Kate Winslet) justified their roles. Stephen Lang nails it again with his villainy behavior.

Located in a place for easy access. Easy car parking. Comfortable seating arrangement. Average ticket rate. Good AC. Good sound. From the outside it looks average. Could be improved to the level of five star theatre.