This is definitely not your average five star review, but it gets five stars because it is what it…read moreis. It's an old theater with old equipment and small theaters and everything was great. The gentlemen was served as drinks and popcorn were very polite and professional. I will be back for sure. They have a variety of old and new movies showing at this little theater, which is attached to a hotel.

In the last 30 days, I've visited 2 times. Once to see Devil Wears Prada 2 and then to see…read moreDisclosure Day. This theater is what I would describe as classic and comfortable. My visits being on a weekday, I was able to enjoy a less crowded experience which I appreciated. If you park in the garage, they offer validation at the concession counter. Hotdogs are a pretty good size and 1 was plenty. The Risotto bites are cooked to order and take about 15 to 20 in an air fryer type contraption, pass on these.

Was it really necessary to charge over 20% for gratuity for nonexistent service? Had someone…read morebrought me my order and been slow or marginally rude then I'd have still tipped some. Now, I won't return. Situations like this will continue and you have lost ticket sales and concessions from someone who really likes to blow money when there's a special time with friends. We budget $50+ per person if it's a special movie date. I love icees and only eat popcorn at the theater. We sneak in a little, but it's maybe $10 worth of stuff not offered. Everything the theater offers we buy and a lot. Seems like it is standard for your business to be rude and nasty which is sad. I love going out, but I need outings to be worth the money as I have a mini movie theater at home to share with our friends that is complete with blankets and my own terrible service due to my not wanting to get up to wait on everyone always. Let us patronize your business, well not us since you seem to hate people who blow money for fun and expect to be charged for what they've purchased not random fees snuck in. Some of us don't want to argue the fees because we don't want to ruin the experience for our kids or make some fuss and upset others. Instead we just go with it and cough up more than you deserve. Please do better. I'll happily remove this comment if I see positive changes from friends who have also seen you choose to do better.

Alamo Drafthouse was a great experience, I went with my mom for mother's day and we both enjoyed…read morethe movie. As a first timer coming here, it was tricky to find while driving through the parking garage. Once getting there I loved everything about my movie experience. They offer a mixture of new movies as well as cult classics. I love that you can order food and drinks while in their reclining lounge chairs and they bring it to you. There are a few things that I noticed can be difficult for those with a disability especially if you don't have a wheelchair. There didn't seem to be any handicap parking near the entrance which made walking to the theater a problem, especially since my mom has a disability. Also, once inside the theater, the main row is kinda awkward to get into the seat when having to use a walker since you have to climb a step to get into the seat. I enjoyed my experience, but I can see how someone with a disability would have a difficult time with accessibility.

The historic Hi-Pointe Theatre opened in 1922. It has had many renovations over the years, but it…read moremaintains a retro atmosphere. Independent and classic movies are showcased here. The widescreen picture is sharp, and the auditorium is wired for Dolby Digital surround sound. The parking map from the Hi-Pointe Theatre website shows multiple parking areas. You can park in the Lindell Bank parking lot after 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, after 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, and all day on Sunday.

It really is a massive bummer that stupid weed shop took over the whole parking lot... they have…read moresomeone who sits there and makes you move your car across the street to the bank... hateful.

My husband & I went on a fantastic movie date to see the Michael Jackson movie!…read moreIt's an old classic movie theater with a modernized touch from renovations and upgrades over the years. We were seated in Auditorium 5! The seats were very comfortable and spacious. What we didn't like was how chaotic it was to order Food & Beverages. There were no Straw nor napkin dispensers and trash was spread all over the floor and counters. It certainly wasn't as clean as most AMC theaters we've been to, but that may have been due to a very busy day. The Service was rather slow despite our A-List Membership. The staff remained very friendly and welcoming throughout the whole experience. I would've given 5* If the cleanliness had not been an issue.

It has been a long time since I last went here. I took the kids here to see wicked recently…read more Purchasing tickets and buying snacks had fast services. The theater has staff to clean up after our movie showing. Parking was plentiful in the back parking lot. I would definitely go back here again.

Of the two Landmark theaters, i vastly prefer this one. A) it's much closer and easier to get to B)…read moreusually not crowded -- for example I've never been turned away from a sold out show C) there's more for me to do/places I'd rather shop in the surrounding area. Back in the days of Moviepass (RIP), this was also one of theaters that consistently worked. I saw so many arthouse and documentary films T.T The only thing im not a huge fan of is center aisle seating. Just doesnt seem the best way to set a theater up.

Such a cute theater in the heart of St Louis! I enjoyed seeing the vintage movie posters they have…read moreon display and thought it was fun that almost all of them have some sort of a tie to St Louis. They also have wonderful doll displays, too! Many of the dolls relate to the Golden Age of Hollywood, which is so appropriate for a grand movie theater like this one. On your way in or out, you can take some time to stroll through town and check out the St Louis Walk of Fame for your own little taste of Hollywood in Missouri.

I appreciate that there is an affordable movie theater in our often-forgotten neighborhood;…read moreHOWEVER, they could do better in their snack offerings. The popcorn is frequently stale and the candy choices are extremely limited. On my last visit they turned the lights off and neglected to turn on the stair lighting, so people were tripping to find seats. Seating: several of the seats are broken and the faux leather is starting to fray. That being said, I will continue to patronize them because of the proximity and affordability. I'll forego snacks and comfort for 2 hours AND I'll make sure to get seated before they turn the lights off!

Loved the cleanliness of it. Felt safe new renovated space but a couple blocks down looks sketchy…read more Hope to see more security outside the parking lots. The staff was really friendly. Hope to see it more lively. Hope it doesn't smell like weed or need a metal detector in the future.

I love coming here. Been here for events and for regular movie seeing and both are great. What I…read morereally love is how nice and funny the staff is. They're always helpful and make it a good experience. This isn't the most lavish theater but the prices are so good you won't care. In my experience it's not too crowded especially if you go on a week night and see an older movie. I love the $5 Wednesday shows. Parking is always pretty easy if you park by the Cheesecake Factory.

Went to see Oddessy. Movie was packed what seemed to be a great movie, was packed with anguish,…read morehumidity and very low sound quality. Left the theater to alert a mgr and they responded with they are fixing it, I responded how much longer is this going to take? He responded with however long it takes. I unhappily walked back into the movie theater 3 where more than half the audience were walking out. And passes were giving to come back. Who the hell wants to go back and give it another go just give me my cash back!

MX Movies & bar downtown STL is a no frills, small theater located on Wash Ave. if you don't live…read moredowntown or aren't staying downtown, there is a parking garage attached to the building, and the theater workers will ask if you need parking validated when you get purchase your tickets. On Wednesday's the MX has $5 tickets for all the movies being shown, even new releases! Saturday & Sunday, they have $5.50 tickets for the early bird showing of each movie. If you join the rewards program, you can earn stars that can be redeemed towards concession stand and food purchases. Concessions and food are appropriately priced for a movie theater. I love having an affordable movie theater to take my kids to!!!

Last night me and my kids went to see a movie here & it was the Worse movie experience I've ever…read morehad. The women at the concessions were very rude. Food was trash and THEY NEVER HAVE NACHO CHEESE according to the review and they didn't last night. The seats are old & don't recline & the screen is small... THEY ASK TO CHECK OUR BAGS LIKE WE WAS AT A AIRPORT OR CLUB... even my purse. This was a horrible experience and the place seemed dirty ... The staff there seem to hate working there .. DONT GO TO THIS ONE!!!!

St. Louis is a GEM of a cinema town. There are so many awesome theaters and a variety of…read moreprogramming to choose from--I truly feel spoiled for choice and love living here. The BEST is the Webster Film Series. Incredibly thoughtful mix of new international and independent films and retrospective programming. In addition to the screenings themselves, occasionally they partner with other groups for a series and bring in speakers. I always look forward to whatever they will have next. On a practical note, there is a half circle of parking spaces right in front of the hall, and I've never had trouble finding a spot. Screenings always start at 7 or 7:30, so I recommend Cyranos (who have a decent Happy Hour) right up the street first for a quick bite / drink if you wanna make an evening of it. Can't wait for my next viewing experience here!

For me, the Webster Film Series is one of the most important features of Saint Louis and has been…read morearound for over twenty years. It started as a Webster University student club for non-mainstream and artistic films. Today, it brings us important works from around the world, and often brings filmmakers for a Q & A session. Anyone who is interested in cinema truly needs to catch the Series! Usually the showings are at Winifred Moore Auditorium [ called the Winnie on campus ], but are sometimes held elsewhere. Make sure you check the schedule to see where the showing will be held!