We were the only ones in our theater. Popcorn was good. Movie was good. "Alto Knights"…read moreI like this theater better than the other one here.

The theater I am in is disgusting. Has not been cleaned in a long time... I had to get some towels…read moreto wipe down my area, they should pay me to go there!

This location is ok for a small area. It has about 4 to 5 movies showing. We went to see Final…read moreDestination. We walked right in to get tickets and items from the concession stand.

It's a nice theater for the location. Definitely needs upgrades to the theaters. Website states…read morethey open at 11am every day. Our movie started at noon, arrived at 11:30 to get tickets, concessions, seated. Employee opened door and said they didn't open until 11:45! This has happened in the past. I don't understand how the management thinks 15 minutes is adequate. My husband is disabled and walks and moves very slow. It can take time to get situated and hold everything. I guess website needs updated as well as the theater.

Compared to the other theaters in this area, this is leagues better. Yet, if it was the ONLY…read moretheatre in the area, this would probably get closer to a 2 star. The theater: The audio just isn't that great compared to other theaters outside of this area. Visual quality of the screen is perfectly fine. Seats are comfortable but expect red stuff on your back from the leather coming off. They also have a tendency to not clean. Instinctively, I grab extra napkins from the concession area to get all the popcorn and what not off my seat. Concession: I am actually a fan of the concession setup. Popcorn, drinks, nacho cheese and chili are all self serve. This saves on so much time and I'm sure is a little less stressful for the employees. Prices seem comparable to the other movie places. Overall, this is the best we got here.

I went to see a Rated R movie with my family. Before paying for this movie I checked the website to…read moreconfirm what their policy was on children and Rated R movies. The website said they can watch the movie as long as they are accompanied by an adult. After getting our tickets the representative told us our child could not come in. I pointed out to them what their policy states on their website , they still kicked us out.

What an interesting theatre... from the looks outside, you would not expect a fully modern…read moreimmersive movie theatre experience. It gives you some of the old world feel of the early 80's cinema but once inside, you can order food directly to your seat via QR code on your table connected to your seat. The theatre seating had wide isles and could recline. I was a little disappointed you couldn't lift up the center arm to cuddle with your date. The sound was 7.1 ATMOS audio and the screen was clear. For the most part, every seat had a good view. Although if you had someone tall in a seat your view may be slightly obstructed if you were under 5'8" Prices for the theatre are average, not sure if they have any deals to be had. Parking was plentiful on the street or in the back of the building. Seats were mostly clean but there was some sticky spots that got on our skin.

Seats are uncomfortable. The headrest pokes out and pushes your head forward so you have to force…read moreyour head back. The seats are terribly worn out for it to be relatively new. There's always crumbs in the crevices. Wear pants. The acoustics are great for a theater. The intimacy of the theater is good. Just needs to be cleaner.

Not many choices to see movies in Hattiesburg. When the Grand originally opened, it featured…read more smaller snack bars at the end of the two wings closer to the theaters so movie watchers could step out and quickly get a refil of soda or popcorn. Those closed not long after the theater opened and now they just sit at the end of the halls, a dark reminder of what momentarily use to be. Then they added a bar with cocktails and themed tiki drinks. The last few times I've gone in the past year, it's never been open either. The front ticket booth, the only thing that reminded me of going to the movies as a kid is now also fully closed. Replaced with small kiosks on the inside, or buy tickets online which includes an up-fee. You'd think if they cut the labor from the ticket boots, they can make buying tickets online free. The theaters themselves are clean however the reclining chair I had most recently didn't work which was disappointing. Over-all it's not terrible, but it's not what it use to be and it's also in need of some general maintanence.

No long lines on a Saturday night. You can buy your tickets ahead of time too. Seats are large and…read morecomfy. Great views from every seat ... even if you are short! You can eat dinner and even enjoy a beer or daiquiri! I am bummed I didn't catch the greaters name, but he was the most kind and helpful gentleman to everyone coming in to the movies.

I think this place needs more staff and some upgrades. IT COULD BE A REALLY GREAT THEATRE. They…read morewere one of the first, if not the first in the area to upgrade to comfy recliner seating in the last few years. Which was initially an inconvenience for me (I typically go to the theatre 2-4 times monthly), as seating become less in each room. So for popular movies, I would often end up seated directly in front of the screen. On my last visit, tickets were being purchased at the concession stand because there was no staff at the box office. There's a potential security risk with no one checking bags at the entrance. Staff was limited at the concession center and staff overwhelmed with the dual task of ticket purchases, concession orders (which has expanded to the sell of blankets, plushies, and tumblers), and fulfilling/making food and drinks; they also now how personal pizzas and cheese sticks from Pizza Hut. I stood in the "concession" ticket line for almost 30 minutes and then moved across to the actual concession line where I stood for 20 minutes. Needless to say the movie had began by the time I made it inside. My son and I ended up doubling up in his recliner as mine was broken, leaning to one side, and only reclining about a fourth of the way. (This is the 3rd time in the past couple months I've seen a broken recliner but my first time actually unknowingly selecting that seat.) The theaters have also been less than clean. There are over 20 screen rooms in this location and they also have other mini concession areas on either theatre side, yet these have not been in use for more than 15 years. This location also only offers XD and should have some of the newer options like 4DX, RPX, IMAX, etc as they have the space for it. The arcade room is also pretty poor. I would be happy to see them expand this, along with a table seating (pub styled) area where you can come in and enjoy food while waiting for your movie to begin.

It's a nice place to go and watch a movie‼ The people are…read morenice & helpful. The seats are "AWESOME

I love this Theater. It's so close to my house and the people are very friendly. I've ever had a…read morebad experience here.​​

We were looking for an earlier time to see a certain movie and this was the closest spot…read more It's really small or better yet I'llsay personable, but the staff was friendly, wore mask and the prices were great. The snack pricez were really good. We had the movie combo and the actually gave you a pack of skittles, not the little pack of gummies. The restroom was really clean. I like how high the toilets were, not low at all. They also had hand sanitizer at the entrance of the restroom and each theatre entrance We actually had the entire movie spot to ourselves, but they did have the rows marked- evey other row for physical distancing.

We took our ess student's from Delmont per-k on 12/16 to see the Gringe. The theater personnel was…read morewonderful. Thank you all so much. We really appreciate your kindness

Much prefer this theater to the larger chains. Has a neighborhood feel. Love the reclining seats…read moreand the sound is always top notch. The reclining seats also make the experience super comfortable.

I love the Temple theater. It is an old theater and a historic landmark in Meridian thanks to the…read moreShriners. We have seen the Rocky Horror Picture show and the Nutcracker here. It is such a part of history kind of place, with a small but very kind staff. If you get an opportunity to attend an event or a show here by all means do it!

From the owner: Mississippi's Temple Theatre is the state's largest and most opulent cinema. The Saenger Theatre…read moreCorporation of New Orleans leased and ran the theatre for many years after it opened in 1927. For years, the public was amused with silent movies with live music on the Mighty Robert Morton Theatre organ, as well as subsequent movies with sound. The Temple still possesses 16/35/70 mm projection capabilities, and Manager/Projectionist Roger Smith is eager to resurrect the film era. The inside of our lovely auditorium is shown below. The Temple Theatre is a time capsule that everyone should see. We won't reveal too much, but everything here, from the catacombs to the dressing rooms, is authentic (except for the carpeting, main floor seats and some of the parquet flooring). There are tunnels and catacombs leading to an original Cold War fall-out bunker. When there isn't a live stage play, we normally show recent movies on our massive 40-foot screen. Local artists such as Meridian Community College Student Films and other local artists are encouraged to showcase their skills here. Call us or drop in for a tour. You will not be disappointed.