The girl who gave us our tickets and our snacks she had like blondish hair and piercings. She was…read moreso sweet and she was so nice. The service was amazing there and I feel like they deserve five stars we have

The Ontario Reel Theater is doing well with their cleaning. However, there are a few jerks tearing…read moreoff the mini swivel tables attached to many theater seats. Customer service was great. I just wish those causing such destruction to places of public entertainment and trust did not happen. I guess this is how Gov Kotek loves to see her little mice.

It was very nice. The seats are comfortable, which makes it for relaxing time. Thank you so much.read more

I bought tickets to Young Washington for last Thursday, 7/3 at 4;20. I picked 2 seats in the back…read morerow, G11 and G12. We got in the theater about 4:25 and the movie was already playing. We looked for our seats and the last row was Row D, no rows E, F or G existed. We were sold tickets for seats that weren't even in the theater!! Fortunately the theater was not full so we sat in the second row--not ideal. Next, the lights came on in the theater before the movie was finished which made it hard to look at the screen, especially from the first couple of rows. It was very a very strange experience. I just left a message for "management" to report about it. I'm not confident I'll get a call or resolution. As a post script: the online ticket point of sale is in the UK.

Eat before you go! They ask that you don't bring outside food or drinks but their concessions are…read morerough. We got sodas, popcorn, a corn dog and the Philly cheesesteak. We asked for cheese burgers but they weren't making them. The sodas had too much syrup to soda water making them taste like an opened bottle of soda. The popcorn was decent just extra salty. The corn dogs are frozen foster farms that they microwave and they overdid mine. The Philly cheesesteak was slimey and obviously a frozen one they microwaved. We waited 15-20 minutes for everything. However, even with the bad food experience the movie experience was great. Hopefully the owners will offer a better quality selection of food and drinks and rely less on a microwave for everything .

Went here for St. paddy's day corned beef and cabbage was exactly what I remember. Love the…read moremeatloaf it's my favorite.

It was nice, we sat in the reclining chairs. They have little tables that swivel to you or away…read more The commercials on screen are LOUD. Loud enough wife had to turn off her hearing aids. They had the sound just right for the movie. I'm the type of person that believes things should be clean for there customers. And for the most part, it is. The lobby and theater appeared in order. The bathroom was pretty messy. If I was toting a kid. I would have been more concerned. 3 stars is close to 5. Attention to the lobby as well the theater bathroom will get that 5 star rating. Now do understand, this is about the men's bathroom at the theater section. If the unisex bathroom at the lobby is the example I have to consider.

A nice little theater. Staff is always friendly and, so far, the popcorn has been fresh. Definitely…read moregoing here next time there is a movie we want to see in the theater

This is an amazing way to bring your family back in time. This is a local mom and pop shop where…read moreyou can find out what's playing online, or you can literally call in to a recorded message with their show times. I'm excited about this because you get great service and it feels as if you are walking 50 years into the past. We've been to this drive-in many times. Like all drive-ins, they offer back to back specials, and start as soon as it gets dark. They have a real concessions stand with burgers, fries, candy, and soda. Their projectors seem a little dated, and at one point, there must have been about 3 others. The audio is extremely crisp. The audio transmitter they use punches out enough gain to really make you feel the movie through the sound. Some of that is my audio system in the car, but you can't reproduce good quality sound without the signal. They seem to accommodate only one showing at a time. There is no substantial lighting in the parking lot where the cars park, so get your spot early. We brought a little hibachi grill, and cooked by our car. Lots of space to throw out chairs in front of your car. It can get crowded for sure, but everyone shares space well. We watched Moana and Dr Strange 2 days after the release of the first movie. My costs were $17.00 for 2 adults and 1 child for two movies. We don't usually purchase the food here, because we make our own, and bring it with us. We normally do subs or pizza and water bottles. It's not hard to see the value of time out with your family. This builds great memories and is something that I don't see will be around in the future. Please support them and see it while you can. They accept cash and CC/debit.

Marked parking spaces too narrow to allow your doors, or your neighbors, to fully open…read more Do NOT expect to sit outside your vehicle unless you drive a smart car. Missed first 15 minutes of the movie as cars were still being admitted and parking. Traffic getting in was terrible! Police were called!! Getting in or out in an emergency would be impossible. Scary! Not a safe place due to being unable to leave as road was blocked by open tail gates and cars. Was literally TRAPPED until intermission. Prices are nearly competitive with indoor theaters without any of the politeness of other customers and amenities.

The theater has been refurbished- and nicely done. Seats rock, literally…read more Dolby surround sound Fantastic! Popcorn was really good. A fun thing to do in the evening in Cascade.

Cool historic theatre in downtown Cascade. It's been redone so the seats are nice and spacious, and…read morethey rock! $8 adult tickets, $3.50 kids snack pack of candy, soda & small popcorn & $11 date pack of 2 large drinks and a large popcorn. You can't buy advanced tickets, but you go at showtime and pick your seats like the old days! Snacks are cash only sales.

Boise Classic Movies rents space at the Egyptian Theatre to bring Boise amazing classic films. I've…read morehad the pleasure of seeing their presentations of Indiana Jones, Grease, Labyrinth, The Princess Bride, 16 Candles, ET, and Young Frankenstein--so much fun! What I love about the series is that, not only are you afforded the opportunity to see classic films on the big screen (in the case of ET? Nothing better than the bicycle scene on the big screen! Seriously!), but you also get to see that film in a theater full of people who love it as much as you do! People cheer the heroes, boo the villains, sometimes shout lines ("Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."), and the whole thing usually ends in applause. Grease even turned into a bit of a singalong (Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee...). Boise Classic Movies also arranges to bring in a bar during their films, so you can get a glass of wine or local craft beer (Payette Brewing's Mutton Buster Brown was on tap the last time I was there!). The Egyptians concessions are also open for the usual popcorn/candy/soda fare. They even gather nominations on their website if there's a classic film you're just dying to see on the big screen. Once they gather the nominations, you can go on their site and vote for your favorite. I'm looking forward to end of November/December as I understand they're primed to do a whole Christmas series of classic films!! Love it! Get to it!!

Always a blast! We…read moreespecially enjoy the 21 and over nights because they serve alcohol. Regardless of the night they always have the best old school movies and the people that attend these events are usually really cool and sometimes a bit kooky which makes the experience all the better.

This is one of our family outings when we visit Nana and Grandpa in Emmett. This old theatre in…read morethe historic downtown block is slowly being revived bit. In the meantime, you can catch a recent movie Mon-Sat. A total of $20.50 for six people (2 Adults, 2 Seniors, and 2 kids) makes this an affordable evening. Enjoy popcorn and soda for a couple bucks and visit with the owner, and local teens who sell the tickets and concessions. Don't expect all the bells and whistles of a corporate movie theatre. Rather, take a journey back in time in the vintage chairs, wide aisles, and carpeted walls. The restrooms are small but clean, and although dark and dated, the theatre is clean. Check Facebook or the marquis in the alley as you drive past for the weekly movie offering. We appreciate the local availability of a community movie theatre and not having to drive the 25 miles over the hill.

What a wonderful please to view a film. This theatre is located in downtown Emmett, it shows its…read moreage but that's what makes it special. We typically get 1 new film playing every 1-2 weeks. The price of admission is an absolute value, cash only so plan ahead! The concession costs are great and it's only &1 for a bottle of water . What a great way to support a local business, see a film, and experience Emmett. Come view a film here, you'll enjoy it.

First time at this theater. We're old school and find it interesting that we have to pick seats…read morebefore entering the theater. Seats were very comfortable. Popcorn was good. They were just popping a batch and I asked if they would scoop from the top rather than the bottom to reduce "old popcorn" and the abundance of salt that falls to the bottom which she did. Snack prices are so $$ now but being able to get a refill helps. They need to make sure that there is someone for REFILLS so the person getting a refill doesn't have to miss a lot of the movie standing in line.

We came in from out of town went to the movies on Tuesday night. Apparently Tuesdays are a special…read morewhere it's six dollars a person for evening shows Seats recline very comfortable. We had dinner before so we didn't try any of the food, but I'm sure it's standard theater food.

We had such a great experience with the manager at the village Cinema today while trying to see the…read morenew Toy Store with our 1 and 2 year old. My husband and I both love and grew up watching Toy Story movies and were so excited to watch the new one with our kids. We had high hopes but it was apparent after the first 20 minutes we were not going to be able to stay. I tried walking with my baby but she began crying and I didn't want to be "those people" so we decided to leave. I was the one year olds first movie and only the second for my 2 year old. I thought it would be worth a shot to ask the manager if they offered any discount or something to try and come back and watch it again, with no real expectations of it being offered because I mean we knew the risk lol. But the manager was so kind and gave us free tickets to return! It was such a sweet and kind gesture and I really appreciated it. We will definitely be loyal customers to this theater from now on

I paid for tickets to The Amazing Digital Circus finale. They had it in auditorium 6 originally and…read moregot perfectly placed seats on the website before hand, when we got there they had moved the movie to a separate theater with less rows and our seats were not compatible with this new theater. So we were just floating. And then the individuals that came in and paid on site were also assigned seats, which the computer new my seat arrangement and chose to not accommodate for that. Overall a rocky start to our experience. The movie itself was great and the seats were nice aside from the creaking. The sound was also not properly calibrated for the previews and movie itself.