Multiplexes / Adrian (Lenawee County)
MJR Adrian Cinema
A 10-screen first-run multiplex in Adrian, built where the old Lenawee Drive-In used to be. Power recliners, private VIP pods and a full-service bar, plus $5 Ticket Tuesdays.
Quick facts
- Seats
- 768
- Screens
- 10
- Formerly
- Adrian Digital Cinema 10
What makes it special: Luxury recliners, VIP seat pods for two or three with privacy enclosures, Studio Bar & Lounge. Unless noted otherwise, every feature showtime offers closed captioning and descriptive audio.
01 / Now showing
Now showing
Announced lineup
What the venue announced on its own site when we last checked (2026-09-26). Click through for exact times and tickets.
02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
MJR Adrian Cinema sits on North Adrian Highway, on the site of the old Lenawee Drive-In: the cars are gone, the recliners are in. It's run by Michigan-based MJR Theatres, which operates ten cinemas in the state. It used to go by Adrian Digital Cinema 10 and has 768 seats across ten auditoriums. The seats are power recliners, and the VIP pods seat two or three with side tables and privacy walls, so there's no armrest battle with a stranger. The lineup is first-run: from September 26 to October 1, 2026 that includes Practical Magic 2 and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and the full-service Studio Bar & Lounge is there before or after the show.
- Power recliners
- VIP pods for two or three with privacy walls
- Full-service Studio Bar & Lounge
Plan your visit
You'll find it at 3150 North Adrian Highway in Adrian; call (517) 265-3055. Tuesdays are $5 ticket days, with surcharges for VIP seats and premium formats. Showtimes and tickets are on the MJR website.
Ticket prices
$5 Ticket Tuesdays (surcharges for VIP seats, Laser Ultra, IMAX, ScreenX and 3D; a chain-wide promotion).
Age policy
Kids under 2 get in free on a lap. Children 6 and under aren't admitted to PG-13 movies after 6 p.m. (family films excepted) and never to R-rated ones; anyone under 17 needs a parent or guardian 21 or older for R-rated movies.
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