If we're talking strictly AMC theaters then: DOLBY North/Northwest Houston = AMC Metropark Square 10 (scope) West Houston = AMC Katy Mills 20 (flat) West/Southwest Houston = AMC First Colony 24 Dolby (flat) or AMC Fountains 18 (scope but the right rear roof HVAC sometimes rattles) IMAX North/Northwest Houston = AMC Metropark Square 10 (only AMC in the region with IMAX 4K Laser) or AMC Willowbrook 24 (2K bulb w/ Dolby-style recliners) West/Southwest Houston = Fountains 18 (2k bulb w/ AMC 1st gen red recliners) or First Colony 24 (2k bulb with a big screen but old style seats that are uncomfortable) As long as you stick with Dolby or IMAX 4K Laser you will get the best overall experience AMC has to offer. However, since the movie was shot on IMAX I would head to AMC Metropark Square 10. That is AMC's newest theater in the region and also the only AMC with IMAX 4K Laser in the area. The movie I think has 40 or so minutes of expanded ratio scenes so IMAX 4K Laser will be the absolutely best projection experience for you. Good luck. More on reddit.com

We've recently been making the drive out to Star Cinema Grill in Richmond/Katy. (Westpark and 99, whatever you want to call that area.) It's got the only Samsung Onyx screen in the US and while we are not 'cinephiles' we think it's a great way to experience movies at the theater. Sound is good too. We do pay a little premium for the private 'pods' but they have other seats that are probably fine too. More on reddit.com

Just chiming in to be the guy that says we need an Alamo Drafthouse inside the loop. More on reddit.com

iPic is a “luxury” movie theater that offers full food and bar service while you watch. The seats are in pods with dividers and come with blankets and pillows to use More on reddit.com