So many single-screen theaters are gone forever, so cherish this gem! From the 1940's, the Roseland…read moreauditorium is like a snapshot of a time gone by. All the original designs, orchestra pit, and seats are still present. A couple of additions, like a handful of leather couches, make the experience all the better. Also, how can you beat $5 per show with free drink and popcorn? Candy is only $2 per box.

Love going to the Avon. They are so friendly and the snack choices are great. I love watching…read moremovies on their big screen.

I've never been here before. This a historic theater. It's small but it's really nice. It has a…read morevery old timey feel. Parking is on the street but it wasn't very busy so it was easy to get a parking spot. The movie staff was very polite. They also have matinee on the weekends as well before 6pm

The theater in Vandalia is very clean. Their concessions have many varieties however like most show…read moreplaces the price for concessions is excessive. Usually, it is not very crowded. I do have a recommendation. I would suggest some floor lighting. The theaters can become pitch black And I have found that I've had to wait to try to find a seat I would recommend going to the StarMax theater in Vandale, Illinois, and then afterwards, or before stopping by the Ponderosa steakhouse.

Today was our family's first time to this theater. We were used to buying tickets at a ticket…read morecounter. This theater sells its tickets at the snack counter. So if you come here, be prepared to go to the snack counter to purchase tickets for a movie. The actual theater we were in had an odor. Not a deal breaking odor - may have been a new smell type of thing. I'm not sure how long this theater has been opened. After being seated a few minutes - I know longer noticed the odor. The seats were comfortable. The aisles were large and made it easy for others to get by you if seated in the same row. That was appreciated. All in all it was a nice and pleasant atmosphere. Bathrooms were clean as well. We will go back to this theater.

Honestly, for being an older theater, it's been updated and it's better than the newer one on the…read morewest side. It has the nice leather seats that go all of the way back. It was clean for being a movie theater and the staff was nice. Overall it was a good experience.

Horrible had to have a 21 year to watch the movie. With all of us bec 1 out of like 8 were 16 and…read morethe 15 year old had to wait for a 21 year old

The only reason I gave 3 stars is because the seats are decent…read more Screens are smaller than any theater within 60 miles. The drinks are smaller than at other theaters yet cost the same and other theaters have the freestyle. It's worth the drive to Mattoon.

I was searching for something to do on my day off while working in the area and decided on a movie…read more The theater looked as if it were under construction or something. I headed over to the concession stand where you buy your food as well as your tickets. I cant remember exact prices but I know that I spent under 20 dollars for a large refillable popcorn and a movie ticket. The theater really looks like a older theater and in need of some upgrades which I think that they were in the middle of. I do remember the seats being on the smaller side. The floor was sticky in the theater but that's to be expected. Overall regardless of the aesthetics and outside appearance it served its purpose. I was able to enjoy my day off at the movies with fresh hot buttery movie theater popcorn. What else can I ask for?

This is a great little movie theater. It's not big or fancy, but it's independently owned and you…read moreget free popcorn and a drink with your admission. Although it's primarily patronized by locals, don't hesitate to stop here if you find yourself in the area. They only show a couple of movies at a time, but it's a great chance to experience true small town Midwestern hospitality. Tip: Get there early and sit in the leather couches toward the back of the theater.

One thing I love doing during my free time is going to see a movie. Having the Orpheum in my…read morehometown to go to is a blessing. To start off, it is owned by an amazing family who takes the time to get to know their customers personally and make each person's experience the best. From funny preview commercials made by the family members to midnight premiers with special guests and fun events--this family has truly found a way to make movie-going enjoyable for all. The Orpheum itself is old and quaint, but I love that they made the space cozy and enjoyable with couches, booths, and two big screens. What baffles me still today is that a movie ticket is only $6 and this includes a soda and popcorn. That. Is. A. Steal. They bring in family friendly flicks and do special features every now and then as well. If you're traveling close to Litchfield or Hillsboro and desire to see a new movie, I highly suggest coming to the Orpheum for your experience!

Stayed in the area for XC Championships. The area this theatre is in is quite small, and the…read moretheatre itself is even smaller. I was honestly shocked upon arrival seeing a line full of people wanting to enter. I wish there was more room from the entrance to front desk where you buy tickets. With a crowd, everyone was pretty jumbled up. Tickets/snacks were fairly priced. Not your fancy cinema with reclining seats, but more of a retro hometown charm.

A very nice 4 screen cinema $6 for the early shows before 4:30 pm $7 evening shows.Tuesdays $5,…read moreReasonable concession prices,Large popcorn $5.50. A kinda old fashion style movie theater experience. Also a movie club earns points towards a free movie. A solid A.

Was in town visiting my partners sister! We had his 14 year old niece with us!! With there being…read morelittle to nothing to do in Champaign we opted to go to the movies! We saw Dungeons and dragons, highly recommend even if you don't know anything about the game! Lines were a bit confusing, ticket line and concessions are the same line. So essentially you buy your tickets and popcorn at the same time. Less card swiping, but lingers wait times! The popcorn station is pretty cool! The guy behind the counter was very nice and funny, he even helped me out and only filled my popcorn half way so I could put some extra butter on it, then filled the rest!! A true gem! I was surprised to see how much security there was, we're from Chicago and don't even have that many!! The main theater is HUGE!! Very impressive! Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Movie volume was perfect. I hate when you go to the movies and your eardrums are going to burst! The only sad part was the concessions was closed by the time we got out of the movie!! I get it, workers wanted to go home but my partners niece really wanted to take some popcorn home!

Okay, my old review was when it was still Carmike. Eight years later and it's now AMC, but still…read morethe best in town. The theaters are cleaner and seats are generally in much better condition here than across town. Popcorn is heaps better here too, plus more food options. The ticket + concessions line here can be really annoying at peak times though, and that's the one thing I don't like about this location. AMC needs to get some self-serve kiosks for tickets here to speed that up.

It's a cool theatre but no recliners just an fyi…read more People inside theatre were loud during movie of Micheal Jackson If you are ok with people interrupting the film then come to this cinema The only thing cool of this cinema is that they show and celebrate old films (85 to 33 year old films) and you can see them here. The drinks and snacks are good here too.

Had a good IMAX experience here. The seats were more of a…read morerocker type ( no recliners ) but comfy . Popcorn was VERY salty but good .