Easy to access and visit theatre in Indiana; a little tricky for those not familiar with this new…read moredevelopment, and honestly, already a bit rough around the edges. That being said, the seats at Xscape are awesome and the staff is so nice!

Overall, and awesome viewing experience. The Odyssey in XD was incredible. The sounds, the screen,…read morelovely. The staff was fun and friendly. Pretty good, fresh popcorn. Really nice spicy soda. My only complaint, it was a tiny bit warmer than I'm accustomed to in a movie theater. I really like it FRIGID and then you bring a little hoodie. There was also need for some refurbishment on a few recliners. For example, our cup holder had a big ol' hole in the fabric around it. Still, I really like this theater. And it might be in my top two for the area.

Sunday, June 28, Tony, Noel and I was in Madison Indiana. A quaint little historical town on the…read moreOhio River. The real name to fame here is the movie in 1958 "Some Came Running" with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine was filmed here and they stayed here during the filming of the movie. At the Ohio Movie Theater on Main Street there is a Bronze Star on the sidewalk talking about the movie, the stars and the movie Premiere that was held here in Madison at the Ohio Theater.. The Ohio Theatre was built in 1938 and is located in the small Ohio River town of Madison, Indiana. The site where the theater sits first housed a nickelodeon in the early-1900's, then a movie theatre called the Little Grand Theatre, which burned in 1937. Rebuilt as the Ohio Theatre in 1938, it ran first run movies until it closed in 1993. Renovated and reopened in 1996, the now-twinned Ohio continues to show mid-run family targeted movies (no R-rated films) and also operates as a venue for various live events throughout the year.

I really enjoy coming to Xscape Movie Theater. The theater is always clean, the staff is friendly,…read moreand the seats are comfortable. The screens and sound quality are great, which makes watching movies a fun experience. The ticket prices are reasonable, and I've never had any issues with customer service. The only thing I don't really like is the popcorn. It usually tastes dry and isn't as fresh as I would expect from a movie theater! . Other than that, everything else is great. I would definitely recommend Xscape to anyone looking for a good place to watch a movie.

This continues to be my preferred movie theater and visiting here is easy, which is exactly what I…read morewant from the experience. Easy to book online, easy to grab your ticket and a snack, a friendly greeting when flowing through the entrance. Seats are comfy and in good working condition, plus there's plenty of room to get by the aisle even when others are in recliner mode. Restrooms are fairly organized and clean. Plenty of parking, even on their busy days.

We love this theater!! Great people, great prices, good movies!! We didn't go anywhere else. Please…read moregive it a try!

The YES Cinema & Conference Center is the premiere theatre in Columbus, Indiana when it comes to…read morethe indie/arthouse scene including alternative, cultural, and educational films along with the occasional cinematic classics. They also do run first-run features - for example, Black Adam is currently screening and they will be getting Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at the new Avatar flick among others. The YES Cinema is run by a Columbus, Indiana non-profit called Lincoln-Central Neighborhood Family Center, an area organization that assists numerous support systems, i.e. neighborhood improvement, education and employment development, health education. and more. This is a smaller theatre with only two screens. However, it's a well cared for cinema and they host the annual YES Film Festival that just ran this past weekend. You can also rent spaces for business meetings, private screenings and corporate and private parties. YES Cinema's two screens have relatively newer chairs, though they fall short of the more premium/luxury seating options available in a lot of theaters these days. That said, they're quite nice compared to a lot of indie/arthouse options you will find. The screens also do offer Dolby digital surround sound (which is fairly standard for most cinema chains, however, not always for smaller theaters or arthouse cinemas). The employees I met were friendly, the location in downtown Columbus is convenient, parking is free and plentiful, and accessibility is overall quite solid including parking, entryways, and screens. The theatre is clean inside and out and I was super comfortable. In terms of snacks, they do serve wine and beer here. You are not allowed to take in food or drinks of your own and they also have a notice that backpacks are not allowed. You can get a free small popcorn on your birthday (with ID and only on your actual birthday). Fun facts? The first film shown at YES Cinema was White Christmas (2004). The film "Columbus" holds the box-office record for sales at YES Cinema (which is incredibly appropriate - not only is the film set in Columbus, but it was actually filmed in Columbus). Under ordinary circumstances, I'd probably stick with a 4-star rating for the cinema. However, there are two reasons I'm offering up the 5-star: 1) Because of the cinema's charitable roots it really is a movie theater that benefits a great cause. 2) Ticket prices for movies are typically $5 - that's right around half most theaters and even less than some matinee prices here in Indy. They do sometimes charge more for special events, but their prices make it affordable for families and for those on a limited income. There's an awful lot to love here. If I lived near Columbus, I'd be here all the time. If you're in the Columbus area, I definitely recommend it. It may not quite measure up to your more premium cinemas, but it's an awesome little theatre and one of Indiana's true cinema gems.

It's ok could be cleaner and whatever the stuff they call butter is gross the early prices are…read moregreat! But if you go early it's a good deal

Cold in the winter; warm in the summer. They are always out of something (ice, buttery topping)…read more The employees are not friendly at all. I said thank you twice and never got a response at the concession (sadly, I am here too often and they are never friendly) I prefer going to the local Yes Cinema, but they only have 2 screens so they cannot show everything. Are the teens working here also the managers?

just loved being at a theatre for the first time since the pandemic. I enjoyed the reclining…read morechairs, the hot and fresh popcorn and the air conditioning which k me out of the heat. Great experience!

Super happy with this Cinemark every time. I was worried since it was our first time going to the…read moremovies since the pandemic started but I was pleasantly surprise, everything was cleaned, we went to the VIP, bought our tickets online, everything was easy. The waitress was great, the food is pretty good and the drinks as well, a little overpriced but being the VIP area is understandable. Definitely coming back (BTW. Sorry for the blurry pics but the movie was starting so I had to respect my surroundings)

Cute cinema that's a little dated. We came with a large group for a private viewing. Our projector…read moreoverheated during and we had to move to another room. The manager was super nice about it, though.

Omg it's amazing especially the workers Zach and Jo. They work so well together and got our popcorn…read moreand drinks so fast.

Great experience! I visited with my family for the 10:55 a.m. Thursday showing of Toy Story 5…read more Parking was very easy. While the outside of the building looks a bit outdated, the inside of the theater appeared to have been recently remodeled. The reclining seats were new and very comfortable, and the trays attached to each seat were especially helpful for managing my kids' drinks and popcorn. For five people, including a large popcorn, our total came to about $60, which I thought was very reasonable for a family outing. We'd definitely come back.

I hate to admit this but this is the first time my wife and I have in a theater since seeing…read moreDunkirk in theater nine years ago. We went with our kids and grandkids to see Coyote vs Acme. The movie was great. As I said in a review (different theater in a different city), these new luxury, reclining seats are comfortable for taller people like me (5'10") but they are way too deep for short people like my wife (5'). It was very hard for her to get seated comfortably. The theater was nice, clean and well maintained but the seating doesn't work for everyone.

We went to see The Hail Mary Project yesterday, matinee with senior prices. We bought our tickets…read moreonline the day before, picked our seats and just self checked in with the scanner and the bar code in my email. Really easy. It was not crowded, seats laid back and were comfortable. Air temperature was also good in the theatre. Although we did have pillows and a blanket in case we needed it. All equipment worked well, movie ran smoothly and the staff was there to clean up after us as we were leaving the theater and ready it for the next showing. Staff was friendly, plenty of parking and lots of showtime offerings. The movie was great. Funny, sad, touching, emotional. It is heart warming. Full array of snacks for purchase. Bathrooms and the theatre were clean.

My partner and I went here last Sunday (7/26) and I am floored at the mismanagement of this…read moretheater. Things I noticed as a fellow service industry worker: -When it's a busy Sunday and you expect your regular rush of people, it makes zero sense to have 8 people taking orders and 1 person cooking. People would much rather wait in line to order than wait for their food. -This location had ONE individual working in the open kitchen. This individual was very clearly in the weeds and needed support whether they asked for it or not. I saw TWO managers in black shirts (one man, one woman) with ear pieces walk into and by this kitchen and do nothing. The male manager was behind the counter in the kitchen multiple times essentially ignoring the staff member really struggling. It was clear to my partner and I that this staff member was getting close to breaking down - rightfully so - and it was really awful to see. -customers ahead of us in line got very verbally upset and instead of a MANAGER coming to do the work that a manager is responsible for, they allowed this poor staff member take all of the heat for something that was 100% not their fault. Truthfully, I think the managers and the one other staff member I saw in the kitchen (who was being incredibly rude to the struggling worker) owe her a MASSIVE apology. Unless the ear piece managers had something of exponential importance going on - there was absolutely no reason they should have ignored her and walked away. It was really uncomfortable to watch and frankly, this was enough to make me not want to return. I know I am just one person but I know that if I saw it, others did too. The managers here are not what I would consider managers if they actively avoid a problem and upset customers. I hope that the one staff member in the kitchen finds a place that will speak to her with respect and grace instead of belittling and rolling eyes at her. If an employee is outwardly defeated and on the verge of tears - do your job and MANAGE.