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Our Friday "Date Night" Adventure took us on a road trip to Anaconda,MT. We enjoyed the movie…read moreAquaman @ Washoe Theatre (the famous one screen theater). It only shows one movie all week long and it starts at the same time every day. Washoe is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is mindblowing beautiful in a simple, understated sort of way. It makes you think you have stepped out of 2020 and right into an era gone by. ***PERKS*** Free Admission! Only pay for soda, snacks and popcorn. Dont be surprised if only about 12 local folks fill the chairs alongside you, in this ginormous theatre. Remember, Anaconda is a sleepy town these days and this is just how small town life in Montana works. ... oh and you pay $.50 if you want to sit in the balcony to enjoy the movie. EDIT: I forgot to tell you that they legitimately stop the movie half way through for a brief intermission. Get up & stretch your legs or go take a potty break. Then wonder down to the lobby for refills on refreshments or sit and chit- chat with your friends, on one of the many fancy couches that are scattered throughout the lobby. Gotta get the giggles out, before the 2nd half of the show starts #soclassy #mymindisblown #anacondayouamazeme

Went here and had a good start. Me and my friend came here, got into a movie, found out parking…read morespot, and got snacks. We are setting up in my truck and was trying to figure out the radio. That is when some kid on a scooter came and started harassing us about my AUTOMATIC truck light (in the bed on the truck only) being on while he can actively see we are trying to figure out the radio. About 2 minutes later he came back, as we were waiting for the automatic lights to turn off, and started harassing us further. Almost yelling at us practically to turn them off when the previews were still on and no other light was on. Many other people had their actual headlights and taillights on, while we had one small light above the truck bed which was about to turn off automatically. Overall, we felt targeted and harassed, and will not be back. Note ( as we were leaving early, many others had a truck bed light on, without confrontation)

One of the best nights on my vacation to Montana was spent at the Silver Bow drive-in. As a fan of…read moreall things movies, I was in "squee!" mode the entire time my husband and I got to visit this historic venue. The experience was enriched by the brand-new digital projector. The picture looked just as bright and bold as any movie theater screen, only you can watch the film from the comfort of your own car! Some teens parked in a pick-up truck behind us had the great idea of watching the movie from the back of the truck in sleeping bags. On cool Montana nights, it really doesn't get any better. Pair your movie with real buttered popcorn, candy, and soda, and you have an inexpensive, authentic American experience. Why go to a multiplex when you can watch a film in the great outdoors and watch a movie by moonlight? If you have never been to a drive-in, it's about time you got out there. Films start at dusk, and they mean it. There was only one preview when we saw "Wolverine," and they didn't start the movie until dark. Don't forget to turn off your headlights!

They care more about the bar guests than the cinema guests. Very loud bar to the point of…read moredistraction. When I left my film to complain about the noise they let me know that they 'made more money off the bar than for my movie ticket'.... Cool. Glad I drove from West Yellowstone to see this movie. Terrible experience. Go run a dive bar instead of a theater.

A movie theater in Big Sky, MT? Yep, and this is not the dilapidated theater one might encounter…read morein a small town. This is a modern, 2-screen, stadium seating theater, with a decent lobby. Yes, the theaters are not huge, but they are in very good shape with solid sound and projection. The staff members were friendly, and they had some nontraditional food and beverage choices available. They offer a full bar, and a nightly happy hour. Considering it is almost an hour's drive to the multiplex in Bozeman, this theater is very convenient for both locals and tourists.

Every Thanksgiving time, we end up watching a movie for my niece's birthday. It just so happens…read morethere's always some kind of Pixar or Disney Animation Studio movie released at this time and thus that is what we typically watch. It's an okay theater, small with similar amenities as other theaters I've been to, but during peak days and times, the lines can be long and there's only 2 registers for both tickets and concession stands which means you're rushing if you're running late for your show. L O C A T I O N Cinemark is located pretty much in the heart of Helena's downtown area. There are several eateries nearby and a parking area though the closest parking to the theater is the side street parking which is not enough for everyone in the theater. I N T E R I O R Although the exterior seems new, the interior is definitely dated. The seats of the theater are old so you wonder if they ever steam clean them but you know what? There are plenty of other theaters that are in the same boat unless they've been retrofitted to those recliners at which point getting seats is going to be tough. You can't get lost here...there's only 4 theaters and 4 different movies showing at any given moment. C O N C E S S I O N You have your typical popcorn and boxed candies. The workers are nice though they're not very good about really packing the popcorn and over filling it :) I do love a popcorn. The buttering machines are on the side which I don't use but my family does. They don't have extra containers so feel free to bring your own so you can share you popcorn as a lot of folks come in with a huge family. M O V I E S Like I mentioned...with only 4 theaters, you have slim selection or you miss the movie just in a blink of an instant if there's new movies coming out. At least you know the movies won't be stale! You'll always need to be on top of it if you like seeing movies in theaters. O V E R A L L Since you can get Costco discount on tickets, it's not a bad option. Though being the only option seems to be cornering the market here. It's something I know our family looks forward to yearly but I do wish they made it feel a bit cleaner than it appears. I really do hope they don't retrofit to recliners as this will really limit seating option and just increase prices.

Disappointed with how the Helen MT theater location never brings in the Christian films…read more If they do happen to show them they are only running for 3-4 days at best with very limited show times being available. In the past month, two very good movies: He Calls Me Daughter which was never even shown. And The Great Awakening which will only be shown for 5 days and for only afternoon movie times, No evenings times were offered This theater seems to have a lot of horror and small child themed flicks over all. It would be nice to see more family friendly films that cater to the "whole" family being offered , Instead of constant Horror and small children themed flicks being the main movie choices running for multiple weeks.

This cultural arts center, located in in the historic county jail, is a beautiful theater and…read moregallery. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere welcoming. The theater is open seating, so get there early. This is a small theater, which guarantees no bad seats. And they are modern, cushy, comfortable seats! Concessions--craft beer, wine, soft drinks, popcorn and candy--are available in the lobby and can be enjoyed during the performances. Make it a point to attend an event here. I drive an hour from Butte to see Jesus Christ Superstar (phenomenal) and it was worth it. Take advantage of this great treasure and support your local arts community.

Got a private screening of Pee Wee's Big Adventure on a Friday night. Made the reservation with…read moreBenji. He and the staff were super helpful and courteous. Cold beer and a Friday night movie with the theater to yourself. Was a legit experience and well worth the cost.

Where do I begin to explain what an amazing experience we had at the Ranch. We arrived with a…read moregroup in total of 31 for a family reunion of sorts, and were all wowed by the service and special touches. Even from the pickup, I knew this experience would be special. I had a great conversation with Nora as she and some colleagues picked us up from Missoula and drove us to the Ranch. She talked about what makes this ranch so special and all the things she enjoys doing there. After a prior day of travel, it was also very nice to stretch out in the large vehicles provided (with water and snacks) and enjoy the amazing drive. We also had a side stop in Philipsburg where my two children really enjoyed the candy store! Once we made it to the Ranch, the wow's just kept coming. After dropping our bags, we had some of the best farm to table food I've ever had! The chefs take great pride in the food they are putting on the table the ingredients they select from. The service in the main dining hall (The Buckle Barn) is also top notch! Big shout outs to Storm and Claire! Storm took the time to get to know my kids and their VERY PICKY eating habits and had their specialty meals waiting for them for when we sat down to eat. Doing this simple task of getting a food for a child (that's not even on a kid's menu) really but my anxious mind at ease over the fear of "what will they eat this trip???". Side note: There was also a picnic lunch one day and without asking, Storm also had those sandwiches already packed in our lunch bag. Having two young children on a trip, it's often seen as parenting in a different location, not the case here. The Ranch provided camp for my two children with some of their younger cousin's every day, both morning and the afternoon so they could go and enjoy the Ranch at their pace. They got to fish, took UTV rides, made tie-dye t-shirts, mined for sapphires, and many arts and crafts, all in the beautiful surroundings of nature. This wonderful accommodation allowed my husband and I to have an actual vacation while away. We flyfished, went to the multiple gun ranges, sat by the creek, rode horses (request the guide Sierra, she's great!), did archery and ropes courses, and got to enjoy the time together. The accomidations were very lovely. Our large group took over 4 of the 5 cabins and each had their own charm. We watched the 4th of July fireworks from the comfort of the porch wrapped up in the cozy robe provided by the Ranch. Each night after a long day of activities and wonderful food either in the Buckle Barn or out by the Pebble Pond, you would come back to your bed turned down with a wonderful new product waiting for you provided by the Spa. I can't say enough good things about the time we had at the Ranch at Rock Creek and can only wish to one day return to the flowing waters of it's cool creek, and the stary sky's that light the way.

Amazing! Not sure where to start!! Our family of 4 spent the week of Thanksgiving '24 here at The…read moreRanch at Rock Creek and had a culmination of experiences that would forever be remembered. We flew into Missoula and spent one night at a downtown hotel before making our way to the ranch. From the moment the RC driver met us in the hotel lobby to the time we were dropped off at the airport we were impressed. The experiences at RC was totally awesome. Each time we would head out with our private guide we embarked on an unforgettable journey. We started off as a family doing the UTV tour of the ranch. Absolutely beautiful and serene time! One of my favorite experiences was the respite by the creeks edge. The staff had made a fire for us, placed some hammocks out, some games and books on our picnic bench. This was of course accompanied by a great bottle of wine and a charcuterie board! Our kids did some fly fishing while mom and I relaxed that afternoon. All of the facilities are top-notch and there is a ton of detail at every turn on this property. Some of our favorite shooting experiences were the rifle range and revolver shooting course with our guides Karson & Robert. The food at RC is an experience in itself and as good as you can imagine. We were lucky enough to meet the new chef Zach and he is truly passionate about his work! His first meal at the ranch was nothing short of amazing. Each dish was absolutely incredible & ultra tasty! The entire staff was so kind and attentive to us which we truly appreciated. Many thanks to Candace to making sure everything was perfect for us! Emily our breakfast server was so kind and thoughtful in the way she greeted & served us each morning! Brett was our dinner server most nights and he was always a joy to be around. He was also quite fast on the 5k Thanksgiving day but not quite as fast as Reed! Overall we had a some incredible expierences and plan to return to RC in the near future!

What a pleasant find in the middle of Salmon, ID. It's cute, clean reasonably priced, great AC and…read morethey are playing new movies. Check this gem out and lets keep movie theaters alive!

Nice theater to enjoy a movie. The concession is small, but the staff does an incredible job…read morefilling your order. This place doesn't have the luxury recliners found in larger cities, but it is clean and comfortable. The sound equipment is good and the screen is sized to fit the seating area. The prices are reasonable too!

Great place to see the history of mining and also you got to go down into the mine.Also Ken is a…read morereally nice person to do the tour with.

We stopped in to Butte on our cross country drive and visited the mining museum after lunch in…read moretown. They offer military and other discounts on their entrance fee The gift shop area includes information on local, current mining operations as well as merch. This is an outdoor museum so dress for the weather. If you want to take the under ground tour be sure you are wearing closed toed shoes. (Crocs not included, I don't know why) They also have above ground tours. Part of the property is set up like a western town. Something that would grow up around a mine. Post office, apothecary, carpenter, blacksmith, etc, etc. All these buildings are set up with window displays but most are not open to the public. You just peer thru the windows. There is a memorial garden to miners. A mine yard with pieces of heavy equipment. The motorized lift, miners locker room, light room, information and equipment used in dry and wet boring, 3D representations of mines and more with information posted on the displays. You can walk up into the mine head if you are so inclined to see how the ore chutes operated. We spent about two hours here without realizing it. Very interesting museum. Staff are very personable, answered questions and suggested reading material for more on the subject. Very good, family friendly stop.

Solid place to see a movie, if you happen to be in there area. This is probably compounded by the…read morefact that this is really the only place to see a movie unless you're planning on taking a good long drive. Two (smallish) screens - but the place is keept clean and the prices are certainly reasonable. My only real complaint is that they don't accept cards of anykind - it's the 21st century dude - this is how we conduct commerce!

My favorite place to watch movies! We try to go once a week because it's always clean and…read moreaffordable! Espically for matinees at 4 and Tuesday when you get a free popcorn !