yeah this was the best experience for me. 10/10 would recommend. knows what he's doing and went for…read morea while. very strong and good sweet guy after the fact

I haven't been to a movie in a long time and I went this friday and I had the best experience…read more Although the concessions is overpriced it isn't to bad if you only go to the movies every once in a while. I also saw that there was a bar which the bar tender was just absolutely wonderful and made me a very delicious drink. This was the cherry on top, he said his name was Luke and that he only worked on fridays. Overall this was a very positive experience.

Really great theatre, has a lot of food choices, Great…read moreselection of theatre reclining seats and 3D screens. One thing that really stuck out was how incredibly dirty this theatre was, the men's room reeked of urine, there was pee all over the bathroom and looks like the hallways had a popcorn food fight and trashes were overfilled and kids on their phones everywhere. It seems truly mismanaged

Tuesdays are for deal days--here at Apple Cinemas you can get tickets for $5.75 to your favorite…read moreshowing. Keep in mind seats sell out fast, so plan ahead. We got some last minute seats in the front row which wasn't terrible but I would've enjoyed further back. Came for Spider-man! Theater itself was crazy crowded, everyone there for the special. You wait in line when you arrive to order food/drinks and/or scan your ticket. Kind of a bummer if you're skipping popcorn but still have to wait in the line. The theater itself is older and it was dirty inside to be honest. Not sure if it got properly cleaned between showings. Also my tickets were for the front row but the letters did not match up. My tickets says row N, but the seats said "D". It was very weird. Also the bathroom was unorganized, no functional soap dispensers and one stall was out of toliet paper. It was too bad this was the way it was. I came here growing up and it's nostalgic but I'm not sure what happened--this place needs some serious TLC or more staff. I liked the movie but the experience was chaotic.

It is way cheaper than normal cinemas and is ten times better. The entrance is smaller but the…read moremovie selection is good and they have super comfy watching chairs that have feet retractor's. If anyone ever talks about a cinema, this would be the first place I would recommend.

We were in Theater #11 today, and the seats were disgusting, with the headrests worn through to…read morefabric and debris all over every seat we looked at. It wasn't crowded, at all, so we thought of moving, but we couldn't find two seats together in good condition. To make matters worse, there was a long strand of some kind of cobweb or gunk from the ceiling toward the front left of the theater, which blew in the air circulating and caused a shadow on the screen while the movie played. It was so gross and distracting. Why would they let a theater be this gross when it's hard enough to get people into the theater to begin with? Very bad. Expensive and shameful.

Had fun going to cinema by myself - seats are crazy comfy, a little odd set up at snack bar popcorn…read morealready bagged sms getting cold! Dude taking my ticket was rude and awkward - other than that a pleasant experience - just service needs upgrading

Great place to casually go see a movie, it is like a big restaurant with a theater at the end, hut…read moreif you know what you're going in for, definitely recommend! Also. Our waitress Maddie was amazing!

First time going there. The place is nice, I was impressed, but the service is horrible. We went…read moreto watch The Spider-Man movie. Movie started at 7:15 pm. We put an order in for drinks and an appetizer. We got it at 7:45pm. We put our order in for our entrees at about 8:10 pm and time passed by. 9: 20 a waiter comes to ask if we paid and we said no. Another waiter comes asked the same question. I told him I want a manager. I explained to the manager and he apologized. My daughter had bumped into our so called waitress and asked her what happened to the order and she said" Oopsie the kitchen is closed" Now tell me is this right? She never apologized. Very wrong, she took care of everyone else, but us. I'm pretty sure this is one of the reasons that they're closing down all The Chunkys. Garbage.

The Milford Drive-In is exactly the kind of place you hope never disappears. There's something…read moregenuinely great about pulling in, grabbing some snacks, tuning the radio and watching a movie under the stars. It's nostalgic without feeling like a gimmick, affordable compared with a lot of nights out, and just an all-around fun experience. Places like this are getting harder to find, which makes having one right here in New Hampshire even better. Five stars. Support your local drive-in so we can keep doing this for another 50 years.

Not too many ads, and the staff was good about keeping car hatches below roof lines, lots of…read moreconcession items and some energy drinks if you need them that late. I'd say overall really good experience. One thing you'd have to watch out for is the big pothole when you're snaking your way thru to get to the lots. There's a big sip and it can fill with water, I hope it gets fixed

Fantastic modern local theater. O'Neil Cinema in Littleton is, no doubt, my favorite theater to…read morevisit. Its great location makes it convenient, and the overall experience never disappoints. I appreciate how clean the theaters and bathrooms are for a great experience. Seats are super comfortable, allowing for a truly immersive experience while watching a movie. Also has great surround sound and large screens. The online purchasing process is a streamline. I love that it offers options like Apple Pay and credit card payments, making it quick and easy to purchase tickets. Overall, I highly recommend O'Neil Cinema Littleton for anyone looking to enjoy a memorable movie experience. Especially being a local business.

I love O'Neil. The movies are good, comfortable seating, delicious popcorn, and nothing goes wrong…read more Except they start really late, but it's ok because all cinemas start movies late. If you want a good cinema to go to, go to O'Neil cinemas.

Who needs a Time Machine to experience the time when theaters were a fabric of the community. The…read morepopcorn is fantastic and please donate to keep this jewel of Wilton on and running.

A real old fashioned movie theater showing all kinds of films. Really fun to see an old silent…read moremovie with keyboard accompaniment or a classic 80's movie or something more contemporary! And the popcorn is wonderful!!

We went to an afternoon screening of the new fantastic four movie. The tickets were a great price…read moreand concessions weren't bad at all. You stand in a line for a bit until they let you in and when you leave they make you walk all the way up and leave that way so beware if you have some mobility issues you may need to have them help you. The theatre is large and comfortable. The screen is giant and the movie was quite the experience. 3d plus butt kickers makes for a real experience. We had a great time

The only true IMAX screen/theater around, this is the place to see IMAX content…read more That said, this is also the best place to help you achieve temporary, and potentially permanent, hearing loss in a fun setting. When I watch movies here, my smart watch goes crazy with notifications that the sound is exceeding 80 and 90 decibels. Sounds above 85 decibels are harmful to your hearing. Gas lawn mowers are 85 decibels. Rock concerts are 90-120 decibels. Weekly limit at 90 decibels is 4 hours. Per week total, not per event. So a single 2 hour movie is half your weekly limit (to hopefully avoid permanent hearing loss, but not guaranteed it won't happen sooner) and 30 minutes/day causes temporary hearing loss. If the majority of film goers do not have permanent hearing loss, they will now! That's why I always bring 'Etymotic ER20XS ETY Earplugs' high fidelity, high definition earplugs with 20 dB sound reduction when I go to the movies and concerts. It's like a volume knob for your environment, turning everything down 20 dB equally across all frequencies. These are not foam earplugs which muddies the sound and blocks the highs. They are amazing; have been using them at concerts for many years and more recently now at movie theaters. https://a.co/d/5TOSKtz - these are the ones I have, but looks like they don't make them anymore. https://a.co/d/4HHnXGY - these look like the replacements. I wish I didn't need to bring earplugs to the movies but let's be real; I'll be lucky to get a meaningless canned copy/paste response to this review and it will be even less likely that theater will actually lower the volumes to safe levels.