Pros
The coworkers are great and it makes going to work not as dreadful knowing that you will get to chat with friends all day. The job itself was easy. When it was dead you didn't have to do much and when it was busy the hours flew by. Free movies for you and your family. Bring a friend to see a movie in IMAX and you just saved $34. They had no problem with you trading shifts with a coworker. You didn't even really have to tell them beforehand, just as long as that person showed up for you, you were good. This also enabled you to rack up a lot of hours. Many people were willing to give up unwanted shifts, so even if you got scheduled 20 hours that week, you could easily turn that into 40.
Cons
STUBS. Management threatening you if you don't sell an adequate amount of memberships. The stress wasn't worth $7.25/hr. The hours were bad too. I used to have a life, but when I started working here I was scheduled almost every Friday and Saturday til 1 or 2 in the morning. I missed going out and partying. No overtime and no holiday pay. Is that even legal?! Sometimes I would be scheduled over 40 hours per week (even though I was a part-time employee?) and receive no extra pay. It's going to take a lot more than minimum wage to get me to miss being with my family on Christmas so I can get yelled at by someone whose "popcorn is too salty." No breaks. If I'm working 8 or 9 hour days, I deserve a break, even a 15 minute one, but not according to AMC.