If you're looking for a large movie selection, tons of snack options, and celebrity sighting - then…read morethis isn't the movie theatre for you. Crystal Theatre is a cozy little theatre with one screen. The Crystal opens 15 minutes before each showing and closes 15 after the movie. Admission is $7.50 for adults and $6.50 for kids/seniors, which isn't too bad - you can use the money you saved on some milk duds. The staff is very nice and courteous. Oh, and about the those milk duds, they do have those. As well as popcorn, red vines, sodas, and other goodies, all at low prices. Few problems I had: This theatre only has one to two showings a day Only one movie every few weeks Overall not that bad of a theatre, I give it a two and half thumbs up.

Cute little one-screen theater in downtown Carbondale. We were from out of town and wanted to see a…read moremovie and happen to love old theaters, so this was a good fit. On a Tuesday night, the place was packed, seemingly with locals, which made the comedy even funnier from everyone laughing. The cost is $8/person and they only take cash. There is an ATM across the street with a $3.50 fee, so you might want to be prepared with cash beforehand. The concessions are limited but not expensive. And the theater opens 15 minutes before the movie...people will be waiting outside the door before the owners open up. The theater has comfy streets and a solid wood floor. Very nice inside and the sound and screen are of good quality. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the mood for a movie in Carbondale.

The nostalgia alone is worth going! We went last night for the first time since the new owners took…read moreover. The popcorn was good and the drinks of course and candy... We didn't particularly like the hamburgers or the pizza. I wish they would fix the speakers because we couldn't get the app to work and I couldn't get the radio station to come in on my phone. We didn't turn on the radio in the truck because it didn't have a back window and we didn't know if we could hear it. We should've checked out a radio from the concession stand to use, but we didn't. But that is a really cool option that they have. The prices are great, and all of the staff members were super friendly and helpful.

The newly remodeled concessions stand is definitely a highlight--plenty of tasty food options,…read morequick service, and clean facilities. However, the overall movie experience was frustrating. We arrived early and sat through over an hour of waiting until sunset, which is understandable for a drive-in. But then previews kept looping for another 45 minutes to an hour after they gave a 'few minutes until movie starts' announcement. The movie didn't actually start until 9:45, meaning we were sitting there for nearly two hours before anything began, way after the sun had already set. It felt like there was a lack of awareness or consideration for the audience's time. If they could tighten up the schedule and cut down the endless previews, this place would be a much better experience. As it stands, the concessions are great--but come prepared for a long wait.

This theater is old school but we still love it! In fact they just celebrated 90 years! WOOT!!…read more Yep, no fancy reclining seats but the chairs were still comfortable and the view was just fine. The buttered popcorn was yummy and mouth-watering...I'd been dreaming about it for days! And so...nowhere can you purchase tickets so cheap but in Montrose. Only $9.50 for Adults ($11.50 for 3D), $7.00 for Seniors ($9.00 for 3D), and Children (Ages 3-11) $7.00 ($9.00 for 3D). They also have "Super Savers" on Wednesday's for all, weekend matinees and discounts for the Military which is so awesome! Check it out! Wednesday: All Regular seats $5 * All 3D $7 4pm Weekend Matinees: All Regular seats $5 * All 3D $7 Military: $6.50 All Shows BOOM! The Fox has such an awesome and historical presence in Montrose! Let's keep the films rolling on!

This theater is nostalgic, for sure. But with movies being as long as they are now and as expensive…read moreas they are, it's not my first choice for great movie watching experience. The seats are small, the sound is average, the screen is small, and the theaters (the two smaller ones) are narrow. But...the staff is terrific, the snacks are well-priced, and the old-timey feel, tile work, and stained glass are neat.

Great theater in Montrose. It's newer and very clean. Lots of parking. A friendly staff. They show…read moreall the new movies for a reasonable price. I love coming here to watch movies when I am home visiting family. So much better than the rat race of the city!

Great atmosphere and the staff keeps it very clean. The line moves very quickly which helps when…read moreyou are trying to get into the movie quickly.

"The Egyptian Theatre in Delta, Colorado is an Egyptian Revival movie house. The 750-seat theater…read moreopened in 1928 at the height of the fashion for thematically-designed cinemas. It was designed by Montana Fallis, who designed the Mayan Theatre in Denver." - from Wikipedia My wife and I ventured over to Delta to see Avatar and fell in love with this theater. The seats were comfortable and plenty of legroom for my 6'4" frame. The staff was friendly and decor is awesome.

The theater itself is beautiful! The seats are comfortable, and it usually isn't that crowded,…read moreexcept when it's opening night for an anticipated movie. The acoustics can be rather blah, though. It depends on where you are sitting in the theater, but sometimes the spoken dialogue is so mushy sounding that I can't understand what is being said in quieter scenes. The theater only has one screen, so if there's something playing that you want to see, make sure you see it quickly. Movies generally only stay a week or two tops, unless it's super popular. For your info: the theater only accepts cash, so hit up the ATM beforehand. They often give you dollar coins in change, so if that isn't your thing, make sure to ask for bills.

Was hearing horror stories about AC being out and it being so hot ppl were walking out. Called and…read moreasked if it was fixed and they said it was fine. It had to be close to 90 degrees in there. Ppl were having to walk out halfway into movie. And they still claimed it was fine. Worst movie experience I've ever had and lying to our faces made it even worse.

Very nice place, I liked it. It is perfect for movies with kids. The price is very good and the…read morepopcorn is great.

This is a really neat little theater! It's just one screen, but the owners are so friendly and…read morecome out to greet everyone. The popcorn is delicious and they offer free refills! I wish we could have made it back to the Tuesday evening show when they show an old western, but we had other obligations. Definitely a must in Lake City!

From the owner: The Mountaineer Theatre is a small town, one screen theatre located in Lake City, Colorado. Being a…read moresummer tourist destination, our theatre is open to all May-September, offering new blockbuster films.Locally owned and operated, we strive to provide entertainment and memories for locals and visitors who take part in our wonderful community

The theater is in a nice location with plenty of parking. It looks like a beautiful old historic…read moretheater, with a lot of original fixtures. I'm a history-buff, and I love that sort of thing, but I wish they would upgrade the seating to the more modern seats that now lay back a bit for comfort. The overstuffed red velvet chairs were quite comfortable, for stationary chairs, but there's no changing your position. And there's not quite enough foot-room for someone like me, 6'4" tall. The popcorn was fresh, buttered perfectly, and absolutely delicious! The staff was quite friendly, very nice, and the theater itself was very clean. Nice, well lit and with a clean men's restroom. I'm cold-natured, and the theater was not warm enough for me. I was OK with a big down jacket, but I loaned that to my lady friend to cover her legs, which were too cold. So I sat there and watched a movie, just a little bit uncomfortable because of the temperature. We are over 65, and they gave us a nice discount for being seniors! The feature film last night was Michael, the Michael Jackson story portrayed by Jaafar Jackson. It was very entertaining, and we got more than our moneys worth! The Gunnison - crested Butte area only has one Movie Theater, and I have to give them credit... It's a pretty darned good one! In spite of the things I critiqued it still gets my 5 stars because it was better than I guessed it would be. Just bring your jacket!

Front desk lady was mean for no reason, watch out for the portly woman with brown hairshe will make…read moreyou wait in sub zero temps outside.

Very little food choices. Bass on the movie volume was up SO LOUD that the wall sconces shake and…read morerattle distractingly and made it hard to hear the dialogue

So grateful that this survived the pandemic. Super convenient access for the whole valley…read more Unfortunately, something has changed about the popcorn... I've been a patron for nine years. Something is different. It tastes old. It's not very warm. And last week, when I visited the theater, the screening room was so ice cold that the popcorn was too cold to eat within minutes. A shame really because popcorn is a pretty iconic need for most moviegoers.

This is a high schoolers ideal date night spot. Tons of young people here making out in line…read more Overall not a bad little movie theatre for Basalt! Snacks are hard to get when lines are long. They have slurpees, assorted candy and popcorn. Chairs are comfortable too.

First time going here and as we walked into our assigned theater, there were NO lights on…read more. Pitch black. We had to use the flashlight on my phone to try and find a seat. Several older people were struggling so I went to the concession counter to ask if they could turn some light on. The young man disagreed with me and another customer that lights were on. No paper towels in women's restroom. This place is being run by a bunch of teens who basically don't give a shit. Movie was great though.