You can choose your own candy, the people there are nice, you can get popcorn, one time We watched…read more a movie 1 day before it came out.

Love this place! They're always so friendly not badly priced! It's always clean huge restrooms no…read morecomplaints!

Small place that has been around for over a century! The building is charming, cozy and it feels…read morelike you're stepping into the past. Great deal on tickets and candy, the seats are properly positioned to ensure that you don't strain your neck looking up at the screen at an odd angle, and the theater is properly spaced out to let the speakers surround you without being too loud or annoying. Highly recommend that you spend at least one evening at the theater to watch a classic film!

One of the last nostalgic original theaters in the area…read more They still show movies but no specials on them. Cheaper than others but it's hard to compete with. They also have live theater performances. I was lucky enough to catch Come From Away. A great fun evening of theater. Full concession stand with huge buckets of popcorn available.

I have catered events there, attended several Masonic events and my granddaughter's school has held…read moreevents there. We have gone to a lot of movies and doo-wop shows there. Always kept very clean with a curious staff. A well-done restoration job,

Going to the movies is fun again at Emagine!…read more I recently embraced my inner child with a trip to see Toy Story 5 with a group, and I'm glad I discovered a new place that I like! Located just off of Michigan Ave in Saline, Emagine combines comfy seats, reasonable prices on popcorn, and plenty of other snacks for a night at the movies that is a real night out. The friends that we went with even got a drink along with their "encore" service, which brought a second drink in the middle of the movie. I forgot how much I enjoyed getting lost in the plot of a good movie, and if it includes pretzel bites and pizza, even better!

This is the best theater in the area. It is always clean, has a very nice bar, great food options…read morewhere they bring the food to your seats, and reasonable prices. Their seats also recline and are roomy. This is my go to movie theater. I just have to keep my son from wanting to purchase the themed popcorn buckets all the time, lol.

Our hometown theater. New reclining seats right before the pandemic shut down. Always a friendly…read morestaff. We are so thrilled to see it open back up after this year of close downs. We'll be coming often once again!

I come here all the time for date night, only bad experience I've had was children running up and…read moredown the aisle but other than that I 10/10 recommend. Very nice, clean and comfortable!

They always start previews late. No rush because the movie is usually 25 minutes after showtime.read more

Dropped my daughters off and one of their friends forgot their ID's. Sad situation but the lady at…read morethe desk was extremely rude about it and wouldn't refund the money for my daughter and her friends. Too much security for a movie theater and very unforgivable situation. I hope whoever this lady was finds peace in her life and can understand that my 19 year old daughter has rights too.

Only accept their own payments outside cash or credit card, meaning Fandango (THAT SAYS ON THE…read moreWEBISTE YOU CAN USE HERE, DOESNT NOT WORK) or it's just the employee is ill trained and just can't work the computer

The absolute best theater experience I've ever had! Amazing state of the art sound, awesome comfy…read moreseats and great workers!

Open air malls had a moment. Levi's commons is fairly well…read morekept up but there aren't many places I'd shop. They do have a decent theater. Another draw is many restaurants and a nice hotel. I still prefer to shop at the mall.

This shopping area Is legit. Clean, well Maintained and it…read morehas about anything you desire to shop for. We staying at a local hotel For a wedding while We were in town and what an extra blessing to get a little shopping done in our free time. Final thoughts: you should definitely check this place out.

Although it has been up and running for some time now, it's still a quaint building full of fond…read morememories. Small, yet spacious. Old, yet familiar. It's a piece of history that needs to be preserved and rescued before it falls prey to time.

Bought tickets ahead of time and used the kiosk to print tickets so I did not have an interaction…read morewith the first person for buying tickets. I had a gift card for $20 and the price of the popcorn and pop was more than the gift card, so it wouldn't recognize the card. I tried to purchase the tickets using the gift card as well and the price of the tickets was over that of the gift card. I'm not sure what is wrong with the systems, but a gift card should go towards the purchase and not be invalid because it can't cover it. I did check the card and it indeed does have $20 on it so it is valid. Disappointed that this can't be used like other gift cards. The staff for popcorn was friendly. Walking into a lite theater seemed harmless, but while searching for seats it was quite interesting. Those seats in theater 5 (and maybe others) were so worn and down to threads that was once the pleather recliners. It was absolutely a shame to see these seats in such rough conditions. It really gives the overall feel of the theater itself a bad look. If you have lived in Jackson all of your life, you will also recognize that the bathrooms haven't had any sort of facelift or fresh look in over 20 + years. Its a real shame that the last location for movies in this town is so run down. I forecast streaming will take over this location.

I went to Jackson 10 with my grandchildren. I bought 3 tickets, a medium popcorn, 2 candies and 3…read moredrinks so I spent quite a bit of money. i forgot to ask for cups so we could share the popcorn so after finding seats I ran back up to the concession stand. They were busy so I helped myself to 2 paper popcorn cups and went back to the theater. After the movie started two ladies who worked at the theater came into theater 4 and after looking around a bit stopped by my seat. One of them asked me if I helped myself to two cups from the concession stand and I said yes. she said that those came from their inventory and cost money. She said next time ask and I will be given 2 smaller cups. I realize I should have asked but for her to seek me out during the movie to reprimand me in front of my grandkids for talking 2 paper cups after I spent almost $100 in the theater rubs me the wrong way.