This movie theater is the best!! It is clean and the staff is the absolute friendliest. But the…read morebiggest reason I go here is for the manager, Rick. He is so dope and he carries around his flip phone on his belt. He has the flyest asics around. Love this place!!!!

Always clean and friendly staff. Not much else to say about a movie theater, but definitely cleaner…read moreand better then the Richmond movie theater, though this one doesn't always get some of the more indy flicks. But in a small town that is expected. Usually get the movie theater to yourself if you go on an off night which is always nice!

Cute cinema that's a little dated. We came with a large group for a private viewing. Our projector…read moreoverheated during and we had to move to another room. The manager was super nice about it, though.

Great place to see a movie…read more Situated by two restaurants if you want to get something to eat before or after the movie. They give senior discount and the staff is very friendly

We decided to catch a quick flick after dining at Pappadeaux which is located directly across the…read morestreet. We purchased tickets at the self serve kiosk located right when you enter. It was quick, easy, and user friendly. Since we had just left Pappadeaux we bypassed the popcorn and snacks at the concession stand. But we did opt for slushies and the gentleman at the counter did a GREAT JOB with his sales tactics to upgrade us from a small slushie, which is what we intended to order, to ordering the reusable slushie cup that changes colors. Movie theater and bathrooms were clean, except one of the arms of our recliner had melted butter all over it from the previous movie goer. Overall, a great time for an impromptu movie date out of town!

The seating is pretty hit or miss, with some being in pretty rough shape due to the cheap material…read morethat was used during renovations. It can also be pretty expensive here with snacks and drinks. It's probably my least favorite chain in the Cincinnati. Hopefully they can update again sometime soon. At least they have Imax!

Went to a 130pm showing of Rogue One on the opening Sunday. The theater was only 20℅ full…read more The seats were comfy and the crowd was quiet. Tickets were $3.99 a person. That is not a typo. Concession prices were like any other theater. $3.99 for a matinee? That is redonk! $5.99 after 4pm and add $3 for 3d.

absolutely the worst customer service experience I've encountered in my entire life! The management…read moreat Hamilton AMC was rude, extremely unprofessional and less than helpful. They had an attitude upon first arriving which set the tone for the rest of the encounter. They flat out refused admittance and made up a lie so they could then refuse a refund. They are thieves. No parent should send their unsupervised children to this establishment under the current staff as their children will be harassed, judged and bullied. I'd have given zero stars but that isn't an option. they will never again get my business and I will deter anyone I know from going as well.

When I go to the Gibson Theater in Batesville, IN I am transported back to my childhood days of…read moregoing to the little neighborhood theater. The Gibson has great new movies, is really clean, with friendly workers. Now, through the end of May, they are accepting donations to replace the present seats with new, really comfortable seating. The great thing is, the donations are tax deductible, because it is a 501C3.

This theater is near my home and I have been going for years…read more Went last week to see "How to train your Dragon" with the kids. 1star: We like that you can choose your seats online . We like the vinyl reclining seats. 1star: bathrooms are clean 1star: concession line & line to get in moved quickly. 1 star: friendly employees -- 1 star: Only complaint we felt the sound was a little louder this time vs previous movies . Will be back for sure

I go here with the Cincinnati Singles Group about every 2 months for over 2 years and often go…read morethere by myself or with some Friends. The place is always Clean, Friendly, and inviting. In over 2 years, I only had a complaint once of a group being too noisy. The manager took care of the situation, and gave me 2 tickets for any show, except for specials. Noone of our group, or any of my friends ever had anything bad to say about the place. Yes, when they have a very popular movie, even with several showing, there are the most popular times that the lines can get long. I always try to get everywhere I am going 15 minutes early and have never had an issue with the lines

This may be Preble County's best kept secret. It's a neighborhood movie house showing brand new…read morefirst run features. Each one runs for two weeks with shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings and a Thursday matinee. I drove past here countless times and never really was interested. I had the mistaken impression this was going to be a pull down screen in a basement with metal folding chairs. But it was Christmastide and I wanted to see Puss In Boots so I figured I'd take a chance. Surprised and impressed ! Been back twice since. It's a full size theatre screen, the picture quality is excellent and the sound couldn't be better. The theatre is housed in what was once the auditorium of Eaton High School which relocated to a larger campus some years ago. It's a good size auditorium with center and two side aisles with the motion sensor footlights so you can see where you're going. The seats are comfortable. Wish there was a bit more legroom and that they reclined, but hey.... Ticket price is only $6 as in six dollars a person. There's popcorn, cold drinks and snacks for sale at similarly wallet friendly prices. It's staffed by volunteers and they are the nicest folks. The place is clean and well maintained. Looking forward to enjoying more movie nights here.

From the owner: The Gym & Star Theatre at Eagles Point brings historic charm and modern amenities to Eaton. Opened…read morein October 2022, this multipurpose venue offers first-run & classic movies, live music, and theatrical performances in a beautifully renovated 1928 building (former Eaton High School). The Star Theatre boasts state-of-the-art equipment, while The Gym provides a variety of activities for all ages. Both the gym and theatre are available for public or private rentals.

10 theatres with usually a good variety of new release films…read more $6.00 admission for seniors and the popcorn is very good. Serve yourself drinks, which can cause a backup if you go when several movies are being shown at the same time. This also creates a mess at the butter/salt station which is right by the drink machine. Friendly staff, ample parking, and clean theatres. We love Studio 10!

Nice theater, lil older, but well kept and clean, and the cost is great, I go in early afternoons…read moreand its only $5 or $6 depending on time and day, to watch a movie, and even at night its only $8, so cost is way less than Indy theaters. Food and drinks are expensive, but not as high as Indy theaters either. Large drink with free refills is $4.50 The movie screen, color tones, and sound are all very good and a value at these prices. Staff is usually nice and friendly.

I've been here countless times and it's always fun. It's a great community atmosphere where you can…read morehear everyone else reacting to the film. The pricing is great and the employees actually seem to enjoy their job. Park in the large lot across the street behind the grocery store!

Atmosphere is cozy, and definitely you'll feel the 70-80's movie scenes!…read more This mini theatre isn't big, but you'll feel nostalgia!

Very neat experience! That last time I remember being here I was a kid on a field trip for school…read more My wife and I decided to relive a good memory and saw Rocky Mountain express here and it was totally worth it. You are surrounded by picture and sound and it offers a very unique experience. They also do a great job with covid procedures. I look forward to seeing more films here and making this a tradition at least annually.

HUGE FAN of this Cincinnati staple. I believe the Omnimax has been running for the past 28 years,…read morebeginning in 1980. I can tell you the excitement I had as a child going to school field trips here. You would pack a brown bag lunch and sit outside the museum by the fountains, and then enjoy whatever was playing at the Omnimax. What sweet memories! The Omnimax just went digital. In the past, before the show, you could stand outside and watch the film fly through the reels. You could even watch the workers reset the film in between shows. That area is still there, but there is now no need for film, as it is now digital. To be honest, I really couldn't tell any huge differences now compared to what it used to be. The volcano show was the first of their digital videos. The announcement before the show began reminded us that some of the improvements included more speakers behind the screen, a digital upgrade, and larger seats in the audience--all good things. Non-member pricing is nine dollars for the show. Member pricing is about 6 to 7 dollars. The show last little less than an hour. It is first come first serve, so try to get to the line about 15 minutes before the show begins. You can check ticket prices online to see how many seats are sold each showing. If you are checking out the museum, you must check out the Omnimax! It is definitely a good addition to your ticket.