-Nice location
-Great feel
-large map
-high details
-Author listening to suggestions and moddifyed the map wonderfully.

-Since the update it is only fair that I update my review. Personally, I can't find anything wrong with this map. It is near perfection now and with the author making those adjustments that many of us suggested (like me suggesting the actual theatre to fight in and such) I see no cons.

I have to rate this high for fun factor, map size, details and the author updating the map using review and comment suggestions. Download it, it is a good one and in my opinion, this is the best map on here to date.

- great map with nice textures
- daytime and nighttime maps
-The cinema was beautiful.
-weapons are in nice places.

-short map, played it for like 15 minutes
-could get confusing; i got lost the first time i played it.

it was a great map, worth the download.

great map
day and night
good looking in the cinema
nice place to put the weapon

too short
easy to get lost

is a great map but can you make it longer

- Perfect environments, feel real (maybe even better than the official campains)
- Excellent variation of open and closed spaces
- Weapon & items placement variety

- Too many deadends and useless areas
- Lighting on night mode could be better
- Navigation is too confusing.

*review for Coop mode only*
There isn't much to say as this modder clearly knows what he's doing. Maybe even a bit too much, in the sense that too many areas serve no gameplay purpose and seem to only showcase the modder's skills.
The night mode was a disappointment lighting-wise, especially since the inside of the theater has such a great mood. Overall there is little to no indication of where to go, which is particularly problematic on the night map.
However the amazing level of detail and quality of the environment balances out the (small) shortcomings.
Bref, du très bon boulot :)

(was that people f***ing in the first building?)

-Great detail very believable.

-Map is playable in Co op and survival mode.

-Strong use of capillary areas in both game modes.

-Playable at night or daytime

-Director has a lot of areas that it can use to block and redirect the player in the map.

-Map is very short for Co op.

-Some players will get lost in Co op mode.

-The Credits at the end don't show your stats and are to long and can't be skipped with out just leaving the game.

Normally survival maps are very boring but this ones use of capillary and detail make it more interesting. I loved the use of the directors ability to alter the level and I feel this is the biggest most exciting part of L4D2 and it's almost used but valve and custom map makers.

- A wide variety of places to make a stand and due to the map's size it's actually possible to move around between those places. Most survival maps are find-a-place-and-stay-there-or-you-die, which I don't like.

- The gameplay is wavier. Let me explain. Most survival maps are small. Which means that whatever zombies appear, they appear very near to you. Here you get waves of zombies and specials. Especially on the roof. This gives you a few brief moments to patch up or resupply. The intensity of survival is kept but it's a bit easier to survive longer. As I said, I don't like 2 minute games. 10 minutes is much more fun.

- The design is top notch, both in looks and gameflow.

- The places to drop back into the cinema lobby are an excellent addition. Drop down and take damage or let my buddy down there potentially die?

- The roof is not a friend of Survivor AI. Too many AI fall off the ledges. Keep them off there. Let the players snipe on the ledges.

- Too few access points to the roof, both for survivors and infected.

- The ventilation shaft is exploitable.

The best survival map for L4D2 at the moment. And I mean both official and fan-made. Looks great, plays great. I'm a big fan of sandbox survival maps. In that respect it's reminiscent of the Helm's Deep map for L4D1 only better in every way.

I had an idea once for a L4D2 map (nothing came of it, I'm not good enough yet for such a massive undertaking). It was set in a large mall. There were no ammo dumps only partially loaded weapons/items randomly spawning in the map. So players would have to move around the map, into shops, through service corridors, etc. to get new supplies. Mobile survival as you will. This map can easily be transformed into this kind of gamemode. Basic guns at spawn and random caches in places such as the weapon store or the roof, etc. Give it some thought, I think it would make this a one of a kind map. Ofcourse the standard survival map as it is now should also be kept as it's already pretty epic.