I like the drive in theaters, it's to bad they only offer English Thursday nights... at least give…read moreus 2 nights....

Good thing: Large seat and less crowdy than regular cinema…read more Bad thing: Staff walking around in front of screen to serve foods and drinks after mo ie started Felt as if there were insects several times and because of that, i am not sure if seats were that clean

This sucks. I waited over 40 minutes for my popcorn and I've been waiting more than an hour for a…read moresimple drink. I'm never coming back here :/

Surprising no one has written a Yelp review before for the Marché aux Puces (Flea Market)…read moreSaint-Eustache, but then again maybe not. Time Out had listed it in the top Montreal Flea Markets and my friend visiting from Europe had put flea markets on our to-do list, to peruse vintage Canadiana for potential gifts from her trip... so away we went. While the Time Out reco notes the outdoor portion expands during summer, what we saw outdoors in October including the entire indoors makes the visit not something I'd repeat. If you're looking for fantastic assorted vintage finds of all types and across centuries, hit the Marché aux Puces Saint-Michel! Here's about the Saint-Eustache flea market experience... 1) It's not easily reached. We had a car, but you can also get there by bus. It's a big schlep. You enter thru the Ciné-Parc (Drive-in Movie Theater) entrance, a beautiful structure with a "lost in time" feel. The flea market has parking far back by the screen and indoor building. 2) Other than the bakery and very few food vendors we saw, everything appears as if it was surplus inventory acquired in a liquidation sale years back or even decades ago. Do they say "schlock" also in Canadian French? They do have a "custom" T-shirt shop and a leather goods booth (belts, wallets, boots, "cowboy" hats, etc.) when you enter. Nevertheless, mostly the vendors offer a range of clothes from "new" (meaning unused, not from recently made) unfashionable sweatpants to undergarments that could be granny panties from the '80s that still haven't sold. There is no way any of these things are ever coming back into style. N-o-p-e! 3) A few vendors sell textiles like bedding, sheets and towels. My guess you can truly negotiate down to prices that would cover the extra bus/gas expense to get to St-Eustache. 4) Other assorted vendors are sprinkled in, such as collectible character crap, knob and hinge hardware, video cassette/DVDs, and someone to cut your hair. We have now crossed Marché aux Puces Saint-Eustache off our bucket lists... although it was never truly on them!

Another visit to Scotiabank theatre and it was a good one! We came to see The Odyssey in IMAX 77mm…read moreand it was a great experience. (It is the only theater in Quebec and one of just 41 locations worldwide equipped to project the film in this true analog format, reviving its massive IMAX projector for the first time in years.) We had bought the tickets online a few weeks in advance, and I love that you can reserve your own seats especially for a movie that has this much hype around it. Everyone who we stood with to wait for the theatre to open was extremely kind, and after the staff member said their welcome message (which was done really well, regardless of how nervous he must have been and seemed), I started clapping and the theatre followed my lead which was very nice. It's all part of the movie-going experience to root for each other and to share in what is about to unfold. Forget everything else going on, be kind to each other and just enjoy the moment. At least, that's what I like to think. (The movie was great so I encourage you to see it on the big screen if you can).

Mauvaise qualité de l"image et du son par rapport au nouveau matériel. Le système IMAX doit etre…read morerenouveller.

A good cinema. I came to catch my summer MCU film in imax. Not sure if it's a genuine imax or…read moredigital or liemax. The out escalator is busted but hopefully that'll be fixed soon enough. It's in a tenuous neighborhood but that won't cause any issues.

This is the worst movie theatre I have ever been to. I have given this place several chances but I…read morecan't go back anymore. I went for to see Alien Romulus, we missed the table service window so we had to order at the bar. That's fine, except we got moved to a POS screen which had a long line, and then we had to move to another POS screen that was free and place our popcorn and drink orders with the staff member. The employees were nice but how is this more efficient than continuing table service? It makes anyone late for their movie previews even later and potentially miss the beginning of their movie. This isn't a big deal and wouldn't merit not coming back, but it still doesn't make a lot of sense. The biggest issue I have with this theatre is the lack of immersion. During Alien Romulus, I realized I'd never been to a movie where the sound wasn't loud of clear enough and felt disconnected from the film. I then made this realization when watching Nightmare on Elm Street and The Substance. The lights actually came on during The Substance! That was what killed it for me. Besides this, the layout is so convoluted. You can't go to the second floor and then back to the first to refill your drink or popcorn. You can only leave and circle back to the entrance down the escalator with your ticket in hand. Like what is even going on? I'm done giving this theatre chances and am going elsewhere from now on.

Oh my goodness is there less then 1 star option... this place is so ran down (Terrebonne, Qc…read moreMega-Plex)... you've got leaking in the entrance, I am assuming from the roof. Once inside does not get better from there, bathrooms are disgusting, and broken down, and once broken they will remain this way for ever as they never get fixed, water fountains to drink from are... just don't use these they are disgusting and for sure have not been cleaned... ever. Then when you want to get popcorn, well if you like old staled popcorn you are in luck... if you want candy bars or any types of candy, well they just don't have any.. the counters are just empty, so bring your own, probably safer that way.. The arcades, well 2 out of 3 are just defective and out of order... Ok so now when you get inside the actual theater... Sorry gets worse ... the seats are clasped and you feel like sitting in a hole, not to mention the armrests are loose and are simply a hasard (warning)... So you ask why do I keep going there, well living north of Montreal we don't have a lot of choices when it comes to Movie Theaters and then mix that with what movie you want to see... We would just want these theaters to be sold to an entrepreneur that would revamp these and make them good again... seriously these need to be rebuilt and given some love...

We bought a coupon in Costco. I normally don't drive to cinema but this is convenient for me. There…read moreare movies in both languages. I found they are understaffed. Waiting time for buying drinks and popcorn is too much. The arcade was decent. I would come back for it. The seating was good for me but my husband complained about it. The theatre was relatively small. So back seating is recommended.

Fairly good, old but standard for small town cinema, chairs didn't decline but were comfortable…read morenonetheless.

Best movie theatre in town! They have great selection of specialty movies via Fathom events (Studio…read moreGhibli and Live concert series). The movies are $5 on Wednesdays, and there are student discounts available. The theatre is clean and staff are friendly. While you wait for your movie to start, enjoy cute advertisements featuring not only local businesses, but silly promotional segments made by the owner of this endearing mom-and-pop cinema. The theatre is rarely crowded- if you're lucky you may even get the theatre to yourself. It's our personal theatre. We love it here!