What has a great view, a beer garden, shows cool movies, and is absolutely free? Why, it's the…read moreRooftop Cinema! Sponsored by the Pickford Cinema and held about once-a-month during the summer, the Rooftop has been a family favorite event of ours for years. And it's only gotten better with time. They now have food vendors, a beer garden, and a HUGE blow-up screen - not to mention a great sound system. It's seriously THE place to see and be seen (and see a movie)! Bring yourself a chair, and a blanket 'cuz it does get a little breezy up there. We like to grab a pizza to go and eat it during the movie. Oh and parking is free too!

This is a cool event in a great location. Bring your blankets, chairs, and whatever else you need…read moreto be comfortable watching a movie on a blow up screen. Food vendors, a beer garden, and a few organizations are set up. I'd recommend not coming at the start of this event. It's pretty boring as there aren't many people and not much seems to happen. My friends and I ended up leaving to enjoy drinks downtown and came back later in the evening. Rooftop Cinema is free but you're encouraged to give a donation.

This is a great idea! For about $30 a car, I got a double feature of Despicable Me 3 and Planet of…read morethe Apes! They have a concession where you can pick up the typical drinks and popcorn. You can sit in the comfort of your car and relax . You can turn up your radio if you like it if you are with little children, then, you can turn it down. The only thing is that the washrooms are outside so you have to leave your car and walk outside or with little children, that could turn out to be a run!

If you're looking for a place to watch movies while you sit in your car (with the radio on to the…read moremovie station) or in the back of your car (with the hood open), then this is the place for you! With high theatre prices, seeing more than one movie for less money is a gift. Especially where you can freely take whatever snacks you want (even if it's a whole meal that you somehow got there). And if you forgot your snacks/drinks, no worries because there is a shop where you can get food. There's also an arcade, so if you need something to do while you wait for the movie to start (other than reading a book or scrolling through social media), that's something.

My family and I had absolutely wonderful Saturday evening at Blue Fox Drive In Theater to see Lilo…read more& Stitch and The Karate Kid. The staff were all so very courteous, and welcoming. Be sure to order the fries; they are fantastic! The prices are unbelievable and accommodating for everyone. I do recommend being mindful of the time you arrive holidays, a certain movie premieres creates high volume of visitors. Also bring blankets, chairs, cushions, tents, and whatever else makes you as comfortable as possible to enjoy the movie outside the temperature drops but the movie is much more enjoyable bundled up together outside under the clear sky and stars. This was the perfect way to introduce the theater experience to children who's ages are 5, 3, & 1 as they had the opportunity to play at the arcade, ride go karts, and play in the open field area not being restricted to a theater room. On our way home my husband and I planned our next visit; I highly recommend adding Blue Fox Drive-In Theater to your things to do!

It's the last of It's kind in the lower mainland and I'm glad I got to enjoy this. There's nothing…read morelike watching a drive in movie from the comfort of your car and basically you are in your own VIP section. Tuesday is a great day to go as they have a couple's special that included a large popcorn and 2 drinks along with 2 tickets to a movie for $45. It's the last season this year so make sure you enjoy this gem before they close. They do double features so you basically get a 2 movies for the price of your ticket and sometimes they will show 3 movies if you have the time to stay up past midnight.

It is the only drive in theatre in the area and my wife has never been to a drive in theater. I…read moregot tickets for the double feature (Batman and John Wick). The spaces closest to the screen are for smaller vehicles and midway back, it is for SUVs and minivans. Since I have a SUV, we were in the middle lanes. It was fine as we were able to see the screen. One thing I recommend is that you go watch movies that aren't dark (as in brightness) as Batman was hard to watch since we were further away and everything looked black. This was my error as I should have remembered that Batman movies are usually taking place at night. LOL The movie starts at twilight so there is still some light out. If John Wick played first, and Batman after when it's fully dark, then it may have been better. We would definitely come back but for movies that don't take place at night

Such a nice clean movie theater in Bellingham WA! I race to see the Oscar nominated films each…read moreyear and Hamnet didn't disappoint! And then off to Scotty Browns close to this theater to talk about the films!

It's been a while since I last visited Regal Barkley Village. They made some changes. The two…read morebiggest changes are a new line for the refreshments. It winds through candies on both sides with canned drinks at the end just before you get to the concession counter to order fountain drinks, popcorn, and other items. The other change is that they have added some massage chairs! Interesting. I've never seen massage chairs at a theater before. The screening rooms were well cleaned (except that I noticed a puddle of gooey stickiness under my seat when my wife dropped her phone under the seat). The sounds and picture was very good, as expected from an IMAX presentation. The staff were nice and helpful.

Great place for movies. They always have such great options for international movies and great bar…read moreas well. Their service is great, the staff is well trained and super friendly.

We just went here last night for the first day of the Vancouver Film Festival. We saw Ghost Trail…read moreand it was a really nice movie i enjoyed it, something different for us that we saw. The event workers were really nice and guided us to where we needed to go. It was clean and the seats were comfy. I saw a past review about mice and tbh that freaked me tf outttt but no there was no mice thank god. It was super clean they had popcorn we didnt get any snacks though, just enjoyed the movie

Except for having to pay for $7.00 parking, we had a good time last Friday…read more The film we selected, F1 happened to be playing in cinema 1. An auditorium that holds around 340 movie goers! The screen was SO big that I could see Brad Pitt's sweat coming out his gorgeous pores! The theatre was clean and the movie started on time. Check, check! The popcorn had been freshly popped and the restrooms were tidy. A good experience. I'd return to this theatre location.

Parking is really the worst here. Having no dedicated cineplex parking so you'll have to pay by the…read morehour. The seats were comfy but too bad it doesn't recline as much as the regular seats. The food is on the expensive side but that is to be expected for a movie theater. It was taco tuesday so I got 2 fish tacos and 1 chicken. My friend got 3 fish. When it came, the server couldnt tell which is which and didn't put any effort into finding out. Laughed it off and said sorry can't tell in the dark. I think the rows should be designed so that the servers don't have to cross everyone to put down a plate. Other than that, vip cinemas don't have any better screens or sounds.

Not long ago, an editor asked me why I hadn't been contributing to his 'zine…read more "Because I have been in a place beyond cellphones, beyond Facebook, Twitter, Yelp'n Patch," I replied. "But I'll be back soon, and spin those words onto your website, I promise." So, in 2011, where could such a place be? Inside a movie theater, of course. And yep, I've been immersed in one of the most spectacular of all pursuits...the Port Townsend FIlm Festival. Three to four movies a day. A few chats with filmmakers, financiers, actors. And...I was one of the moderate festival goers. This festival is the Whole Enchilada, the Big Kahuna, the... Nevermind... here is a taste of the program, and you can see for yourself. Imagine. Three spectacular days. Great weather. Free outdoor theater on a big screen set up in the middle of Taylor Street. (The audience sits on bales of hay, of course. ) Spectacular views of the waterfront, free films at two other venues. (The Peter Simpson Free Cinema and the Pope Marine Theatre.) Not to mention Buck Henry, the 80 year old Hollywood filmwriter movie actor and comic. (The Graduate, Catch-22, Heaven Can Wait) A selection of films: "Koran By Heart" " Patriot Guard RIders" "Seeds of Change" "A Perfect Soldier" www.ptfilmfest.com I could continue...but do yourself a favor. Check out the website. And join me next year in Port Townsend for the thirteenth annual event. They don't call it "Dream City" for nothing... This is one downhome, easy-going, cheap, lively, uncrowded way to spend a summer's day. Or evening. DId I mention cheap???

From the owner: Year-round film events, with two shoulder-season Festivals: Women & Film (April) and the Port…read moreTownsend Film Festival (Sept).

Most comfortable seats in all of Whatcom County!! Great eyeline no matter where you sit. Clarified…read moreButter on the popcorn. And reasonable sound volume and excellent staff. Damn, I need to go there NOW!

Thrilled that The Pickford Grand has finally opened! So stoked to live in a community where we…read morehave not one, but two amazing indie theatres to see art, independent, and classic films. The fact that their namesake was a pioneering woman of the silver screen is an added bonus. Thank you!