Watching a gory movie, and let's just say it's definitely stomach churning. Not the movie though,…read morebut the fact the place smells like stale B.O and piss. So if you don't mind watching a movie as if you were in a middle school locker room, come here.

We just moved to Manitowoc a month ago, and we're excited to find a movie theater in town! They…read morehave a wide selection of movies. The lobby is large, clean, and well lit. The staff is friendly and engaging. We got our tickets, popcorn, drink and found our theater. What I liked is they don't automatically add extra butter or salt to your popcorn. They have all that on the side to add tour own if you wish. The theater itself was large with comfortable seats. They had commercials and trivia on the screen before the previews started. Once the actual movie starts, the screen elongates to get bigger! I thought that was cool. The sound quality was great, and the theater was clean. I can't wait to return to AMC for the next movie I'd like to see. What a great movie experience.

The place: I've never been to a drive-in movie that was…read morehosted in a parking lot. I'm far more accustomed to the rural drive-in movies with great furrows with hills to angle your car on, but this has a distinctive charm. Cars are free to park wherever they would like, though I'd recommend taller vehicles park farther from the screen for the sake of us smaller sedans. Inside the building, there are bathrooms and some arcade games. There's a concessions counter, but I brought my own snacks, so no need to look too closely. I did see posters for pizza! The "doors" opened at 6:30pm when the movie started closer to 9pm. We were the first in the pot when we showed up at 6:40pm, so we took a drive around the charming town to return closer to 7:30pm. Maybe half a dozen cars in the lot. There was even a puppy in the bed of the pick-up that parked next to us! The location: 40ish miles outside Green Bay 75ish miles outside Milwaukee 100ish miles outside Madison For those willing to make the drive out of the city, this drive-in is delightful. Located in a small town in Calumet County. The service: Quick and efficient! Pretty laid-back! The price: $6 for a double feature? Is there really a better deal than that? I was delighted. For this unique experience, we got our money's worth and more. Next time: I hope they show a classic flick, there's something delicious about 80s and older films at the drive-in. Why yes, I do intend to return!

Love the small town cinema! Great atmosphere. Food was amazing and the service could not have been…read moreany better!

When a business does their job well, they get 5* from me. Small but tasty menu, typical beers and…read moreflavored malt liqueurs, clean, comfy seats and tables, nice folks and service. Great prices. That just about covers it! Movies don't last long so if you see a movie you want, go. Chances are it won't be showing the next week. Oh, great ambience! Old style theater, very classy!

This is a fun little theater. I saw F1 here the other day with some friends. The tickets are cheap…read more The popcorn and snacks are great! I love this little theater.

A must go to when visiting the North Shore. This beautifully restored theater is a 1 room movie…read moretheater that is volunteer run. Always has up to date movies with some great throwbacks. Concessions are very cheap with all the options but you can also bring carry ins. Such a good environment.

Come in for the delicious popcorn. Stay to watch a great film! The Oriental Theatre is a unique…read moreMilwaukee movie theater making an impact with independent films, the film fests it hosts, events, and more. I have enjoyed coming here and being a film member since Milwaukee Film took over. The theater building is unique and creative with the main theater holding some very unique architecture and decor. They have a second floor but for some reason it is very rarely open. That is a disappointment. The theater has snacks and drinks for purchase, with some pretty good popcorn and the brewer's/nutritional yeast makes it great! There is no parking onsite; street parking only. For events, it is best to come early.

Once a good activity on a cold New Year's day? Going to see a movie at the O. The O is such an…read moreamazing historical landmark. Even though they have split it into 3 separate theaters, it still retains its charm. Some people love the new dream lounger setups at some other local theater chains, but I find the regular seats very comfortable. And besides you don't have to deal with people eating a 4 course meal, with all the lip smacking. People come here to actually watch the movie. Today we saw the new release of "Song Sung Blue". If you are going, bring a big box of tissue. It is a beautifully made movie, great screenplay, acting, and directing. So, so, good!

Fantastic theatre complete remodel in 2024 including heated recliners and assigned seats. I do…read moresuggest you purchase tickets ahead of time as the second time we went they were sold out. Great Service and Excellent Seats all Remodeled!

CUSTOMER SERVICE IS NON EXISTENT…read more If you are looking for a movie theater with newer aesthetics in FDL, this is the place. However, DON'T BOTHER WITH THE BAD POPCORN OR BEVERAGE WALL. The popcorn is stale on even the busiest of nights and the "beverage tap wall" will cost you up to $20 for a 16 oz drink. If you're lucky the "beverage wall" card reader won't malfunction and cause you to miss your movie or cost you the price of two movies in what will never end up in your cup but instead go down the drain or come out in foam whilst charging your credit card for every ounce of drink lost. In my experience, two employees apologized and expressed they will fix their card reader and clean spillage but did not offer reimbursement even after it was requested. After all of that, asking for a small plastic water cup for my kindergartener (who doesn't drink soda and could never consume an entire bottle of water) was met with an employee stating "Why do you need a water cup? We have a water fountain around the corner." I will not return to the "ODD"yssey FDL. The minor monetary loss for myself is irrelevant. With streaming services available in 2026, the MOVIE THEATER EXPERIENCE IS FAR MORE THAN WATCHING A MOVIE SURROUNDED BY STRANGERS IN A DARK ROOM. IF ODYSSEY OWNERS WANT THEIR BUSINESS TO LAST, THEY BETTER RECOGNIZE THAT CUSTOMER SERVICE IS A KEY COMPONENT IN THE MOVIE GOING EXPERIENCE and also stop relying on kiosks and automated services to run their business.

The Garcade is a favorite spot for my son and I. Admission rate is fair based the ability to play…read moreall day for free. Countless pinball machines and many other arcade games that remind me on my youth, we don't struggle to find games we like playing together. Don't sleep on the Cosmotron. We rush too it when it's empty and enjoy laughing about the funny ways we crash our spacecraft. Other favorites are the Dig Dug, Galaga and even Gauntlet. Whether it's a spring break treat or a way to beat the summer heat, The Garcade is a must stop.

This place is great! Amazing selection of arcade games and pinball machines! So many classics! It…read morewas like gong down memory lane! I also found one of my new favorite arcade games called the Perfect Pour it was a lot of fun!! Going to come back soon!

Been to this Marcus Theater several times in the past. It's a multiplex with different size…read moretheaters to accommodate different size groups. I'm pretty sure that all the theaters have the reclining dream loungers. Came to see the new Superman movie. We got a couple tickets for the DLX theater. Besides being a big larger than the normal screen, and seating, it's pretty typical. Has the reclining dream loungers. What I especially liked about this time was that it was not freezing code. You could actually sit without needing a blanket.

Date of visit: January 11, 2025…read more Once upon a time the Menomonee Falls cinema was the pinnacle of the Marcus moviegoing experience. Then the torch was passed on to the Ridge, and then the Majestic. Well the torch must have been passed on once again, because the Majestic is starting to show signs of wear and tear that would not have been tolerated even a couple years ago. The lobby remains grand and there are screens a plenty here, but some of the offerings have been pulled (miss the old ice cream shop!) or scaled back, such as the in-theatre dining. Word to the wise: Those auditoriums still have the large office chairs which really do not work so well. We were in a standard auditorium for "A Complete Unknown" and while our seats did work, the numbering was all jacked up and the armrest between us has seen better days. My fear is that this is going the way of AMC, which would just drive more people to watch movies at home, kicking off a vicious cycle.

Great little piece of nostalgia here in this old downtown movie house that is now run by a not for…read moreprofit organization. They show mostly classic cinema here, crossing all genres from Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin to Ghostbusters and Caddyshack. It is a great and inexpensive (3 bucks) way to spend a weekend evening, and it is really a treat to see older classic films back on the big screen. No matter how BA you think your home theatre set up might be, there is no substitute for the true movie experience for something like Citizen Kane, Lawrence of Arabia or On the Waterfront. They are closed for a couple months during the winter, but during the warmer months they tend to have a theme of showings for a given set of weekends; Slasher films, old comedies, horror classics, etc. Also a good place to take a date. Even if you happen to hate classic cinema, you can at least pretend as though you have an appreciation for it so you can appear sophisticated. As a final side note, they show the Rocky Horror Picture show once each season also, and it brings out the fanatical types for the film like a small army of escaped mental patients. If your instagram feed is in need of some shock value, look no further.

I've been going for several years now to watch horror films. Every October their has been an…read moreindependent horror film festival for a whole weekend. They have also done Friday Freak Nights playing a lot of classic and old horror films for free! Recently they've been playing other films besides horror. This is a small, non-profit theater. It's a great addition to downtown Oshkosh. Most movies they show are free or just a few bucks. I catch myself donating $5 because it support the theater and I'm still paying less than going to a regular movie theater.

Great place showing first run movies. Clean and family…read morefriendly. Reasonable prices. It is for sale so I hope someone will buy it and keep it going.

It's a great place to visit. Sure, the radios and the snack sack could be redone and don't work in…read morethe best condition, and the consessions lines go really long, but workers there still work hard and get their job done, and if you can't hear, you can tune in to your car radio station to hear the movie. Honestly, it's one of the best family places you can bring your kids. Nothing like getting that outdoor experience, playing catch with a football, sneaking in snacks, then being able to watch 2 movies until after midnight. Highly recommend this theater and I hope Lee finds a buyer and it keeps running.