I have purchased several games and systems from this business. The staff and owner are wonderful…read moreand always helpful. Thanks for being so good to me.

I love this place. They're cheap and they give a really good games and consoles. This is where I'm…read morebuying a console when I get the money.

If you like the nostalgic feel of slapping a disk in your player and all the movie trailers before…read moregetting to hit play on a main menu, then this store is for you. Feels like a blockbuster on steroids. The sale deals alone make it worth visiting, not to mention the incredible ammont of collectors editions you can find shelved throughout the store. It's a lovely place.

This THE store to buy old movies/games. I got two games and the prices were AMAZING! Both discs…read morework perfectly. I would definitely recommend taking a trip here and getting some nostalgic movies/games to brighten ur mood.

Is it a cute theatre in a small town? Yes. Does it give you that retro vibe from days past where…read morepopcorn and a premier was a fit Friday night? Check. It's cozy with its three screen, tight hallway nostalgia surrounding a classic atmosphere. Growing up in this town, it was either this or the drive in. But unless ownership has changed, the movie selection was extremely biased. Don't expect to catch a good R-rated movie when it's run by young earth creationists. We could hardly expect the Harry Potter movies but thank "god" we were lucky. That's a personal opinion from me on why it's not a great spot. But if you want a family friendly movie with the kids and some popcorn, you're in the right spot. Cheers.

I love the National Theatre and I'm super proud we have it in Graham. It has an old school classic…read moremovie theater look and comfortable feel. I like that there are three screens these days, I remember when there was only one. The lobby is one of my favorite places on earth, when I'm in there I can always remember what it felt like to be a kid, standing in the concession line, the feeling of excitement and anticipation of seeing a new movie on a Friday or Saturday night. Which they've always seem to have the big releases right away. You can tell the people that run the theater really care about it. It's only improved over the years and I'm sure it will continue to do so. If there is any drawback, it's the same problem every other theater has, fellow movie goers being disrespectful by talking during the film, messing with their phones, letting their kids run around and things of that nature. I honestly have no idea how to remedy that tho, and I'm sure the folks at the National would if they could, but really, what can you do? People are gonna be people. Oh, and I also miss the "Two yanks in Trinidad" poster that use to hang just inside the staircase. I hope this theater is around forever.

I've never seen an adult theater this clean. Many rooms of all kinds. Everyone has always been…read morefriendly. Never seen a couple just bi and gay dudes. Great place to go for sexual activities with men without the sleazy environment and shady/aggressive characters hanging about. Never had a problem finding someone to play with

Is it still open? Haven't been in a while . Someone please let me know...I don't want return to…read morelidos cause that place sucks and smells... Odyssey is the best experience ever and it's clean

I'd been thinking about dropping into this little shop for a while, but just never had the time set…read moreaside until today. Why did I wait so long?! Old, obsolete video game systems, DVDs, video game cartridges and discs, equipment repair... and skateboards? It's been so long since I've seen games for sale for the Atari 2600 that I had thought I had the only one left. Yet they have some on hand for sale. And it's staffed with guys who actually know of AND remember the hard corps, 'old school' systems that got us where video games are today. They have prices comparable to GameStop; not that it matters all that much since Cleburne's GameStop has ceased to carry GameBoy games, and will soon stop carrying and trading GameCube games, as well. They carry them for X-boxes, various Playstations, lots of Nintendo systems. Prices for used GameBoys seem to range from $20-60 depending on the rarity of the system wanted. And they take trade-ins on games, systems and movies. I'm definitely going to continue to spread the word about this place in order to keep a good little local 'mom and pop' operation running. :) ------------------------------ (update March 04, 2012) Purchased an old used Game Boy cartridge and a GameCube disc. Game Boy cart needed a little cleaning to get it to work with my GameCube Game Boy Player. Game works great! The GameCube game disc was scratchy and wouldn't play in my GameCube. Upon returning it to the store, the sales associate tossed it into the disc refinishing machine for free. The game works perfectly, now. :) ------------------------------ Games & Movies Traders has moved from next to Whataburger on West Henderson to it's new location next to the Cinema 6 on West Henderson in Cleburne, Texas. They also no longer sell movies so I guess it's just "Games," now. :)

From the owner: Games and Movies Traders specializes in all video games: buy/sell/trade for retro, used, new and…read morenow Pre Orders! We do system repairs and disc resurfacing so you won't have to spend a lot to re-buy what you already have. Our staff is always happy to welcome you and assist anyway possible.

I can't stand this place! Everytime I go there the people are rude and unhelpful. They tell me…read moreeverytime that they need to call my mother to make sure I can check out a rated R movie even though last time I went there I was 20. The late fees are ridiculous! The movie choices are poor! The set up is unorganized! I wish this place would be replaced with something more beneficial to the community, because they have been there for years and have never been a smiling face like other businesses. My parents hate this place so much that they drive an extra 15 minutes to rent a movie. Video Maze needs a serious makeover! and staff change

there's a lot of CDs and DVDs here. the prices on the video games are steep. the store is pretty…read morebig.

Sold me a fake ps3 controller for 45 dollars. I understand it's hard to differentiate between a…read morereal and a fake but dawg fr? Gyro controls don't work and after taking it apart I found it was not made by Sony or any partner companies. Game Xchange seems to be a cheaper and a lot more reliable for vintage games. No hate but mega lame

I'm so glad there are still Barnes & Noble bookstores. This one is two-story, the down-escalator…read morewas broken while I was there and you have to find the elevator to get back down to the floor level, but I'm sure that will be fixed soon. Big selection of books; don't you just love the feel of a real book in your hand in these days of digital content?? Pretty clean store, save a few (coffee, I'm sure) stains on the carpet near the coffee shop. Smells like new books and coffee. The Starbucks does NOT accept the Starbucks app, btw, in case that applies to you! The staff are friendly enough and were patient with us as we made our selection and negotiated the payment method between members of our party. Prices aren't cheap, but they do honor some price matching. I think it's worth it to keep physical book stores around. Imagine all those sad and lonely freshly printed books hanging out in the dark, tucked away in large boxes in a warehouse waiting to be sold... instead of being propped or stacked on a shelf with many a peruse-r to handle them until "the one" decides to take you home!

This location is so beautifully organized. It's a great place to get gift ideas and browse popular…read morebooks and music. Large location with lots of inventory, a cafe, and clean bathrooms. Their greeting card selection is really cute. The friendly staff is always ready to help me find a book or offer a reading suggestion. If you haven't been in the past few years, B&N started a loyalty program in 2023 to make its prices more competitive. For free, you can earn "stamps" that result in discounts (currently $5 off for every 10 stamps earned), and for a reasonable yearly fee you can upgrade to be a Premium member and earn 10% off everything every day. As an avid reader with a family of readers, it is totally worth it, and (do the math!) usually cheaper than competitors (*always* cheaper when I'm reading more obscure stuff). If you enjoy earning free stamps, it is worth signing up for the B&N newsletter to keep an eye out for double/triple points days. They always have deals on bestsellers and daily BOGO 50% tables, so you have a new selection of deals to hunt through each time you visit.

They have thousands of DVDs, CDs, and video games to choose from. But what made my experience extra…read moregood was the help I got from Henry. I was looking for some rather obscure CDs that I had formally listened to in college many years ago. Henry was super patient and helpful to me. He looked up the titles and then even went to the racks to pull the CDs for me. 10 out of 10 for excellent customer service!

the prices are awful and game selection is basic. pokemon is marked up almost double.read more