This theater gets props for being locally owned. There are so few of those left anymore, so I appreciate the chance to patronize the little guy (at least some of the time). That being said, this isn't the newest or nicest theater around, but it's perfectly adequate. It's a bit old and outdated, but clean (including the bathrooms). Snacks are fine -- the popcorn here isn't as good as other theaters, but passable. And I appreciate that they give you free refills on both their large popcorns AND large drinks, unlike most theaters which only refill your popcorn and then count on you to die of thirst and pay for another soda. Uhhh, I mean...not that I'm ever gluttonous enough to eat a whole large popcorn and then get it refilled. Nope. \n\nAnyway, in my experience, it's never super crowded, which is nice (I don't particularly enjoy playing Elbow Wars on the armrest with some stranger sitting next to me). They do have stadium seating in a few of their bigger screens (usually used for the big blockbuster movies), but the smaller screens have the old-school seating set up (and those typically are used for the less popular movies).\n\nPrices are about on par with other theaters, if not a bit cheaper ($9.00 for an evening show, $6.50 for a matinee).They also have a great special on Mondays...$5.00 for any showing with a free popcorn.They primarily show mainstream movies, but occasionally they will surprise by playing more limited-release films too (big shout out to Waterworks Cinema for being one of the first theaters in the area to screen \"Boyhood\" recently). Overall, not a bad place to enjoy a flick if you're in the area.
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