The leather recliners are great. No question about that. The price you get for AMC is stellar, they now offer you a slew of food options and alcoholic beverages. This review has absolutely nothing to do with theaters itself.
Every time I go to Ridge Park I find myself annoyed by someone in the theater. The last time was our fault. The lady wanted to see the new J-Lo flick "The Boy Next Door" and we were in a theater of teens who just turned 17 or 18 and talked during the whole movie, checked their phones and texted, and were just disrupted.
AMC stationed workers at the door to make sure underagers didn't make it into the theater, but I'm surprised they discontinued the practice of ushers walking around the theater. Rarely does the walk-around do anything, but it's nice to know there's a presence. Especially because it's a prime locale if you're of the impression of getting frisky in a darkened theater.
There's been two other films that I've seen here with someone that doesn't know general ethics of being a movie theater patron.
In Los Angeles, some theaters have ushers introduce themselves before the show, and let you know they'll be around if you need anything or want to complain. This would probably be a good practice with AMC that only has 6 theaters in the building. Especially with this location.