I don't think it's been open for movies in a long time (COVID) shut down. But I was in here today…read morefor an Army training session. It's old school, nothing fancy. Reminds me of grade school movie theaters from back in the 80s/90s.

The Wilson Theater is a cinema and performance area in Fort Campbell. I never knew it existed until…read morelast month. I went to the Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Event in the Wilson Theater. It was catered by Manila Subs. The event, food, and drinks were free. This was the first event I ever attended in the Wilson Theater. There was a lot of seats available. The place was well decorated. Everyone got leis and were well fed. The food and drinks were delicious and plentiful. The food options consisted of Filipino, Japanese, Korean, American, Hawaiian, and other Asian food: Kimbap, Chicken Adobo, Japanese sticky rice, sushi, Hawaiian Spam Museabi Banana Fritters, Garden Salad, Kimchi, Lumpia, Banana Bread, Puto, Pancit, Rolls, and other foods. The owner of Manila Subs, Marylou, was very hospitable , kind, and gave me her business card. She said this was the largest event she ever catered (400 people). Her staff was a pleasure to talk to as well. The entertainment was stellar. The guest speaker was Major (RET) Tom Hara. He spoke about Asians in the military. From what I was told it was difficult to find a military Asian or Pacific Islander for a speaker at an even. It is also rare to see so many incredible dance performances from different Asian countries. I enjoyed the entertainment very much. It was a great day and event in Fort Campbell. My favorite so far.

This theater was clean and the staff all worked well to enter the theater to clean up after the…read moremovie. The popcorn is delicious and you can put on your own butter flavor. You could serve yourself a beverage. The theater was comfortable , not too cold. The seats were leather and seemed clean. The price for tickets was less than the AMC theaters. I signed up for their rewards and plan on coming back for $6 Tuesdays! Nice theater!

Horrible Sunday manager. Disrespectful personnel, dirty atmosphere, and insane prices. Go to…read moreHendersonville Indian Lake theater instead.

Was awesome, a real staple for a small town but unfortunately permanently closed due to…read morecovid/streaming services becoming more prominent. Really gonna miss it.

I love this theater! The thing that sets it apart from other theaters is that it is very much like…read morean old-fashioned movie theater. It is in fact old. it is downtown on the main street in the old part of town. It still has a classy name like theaters had in the old days, complete with neon signage to that effect. For those of us of a certain age it's nostalgic, especially for those of us who grew up in a small town. Princeton has done a good job of preserving its bucolic small town charm, and the theater fits into that very well. I don't even live in Princeton, yet for me it's a taste of heaven when I can occasionally visit and walk the downtown and see a movie at the Capitol. And the refreshments are much more reasonably priced as compared to fancier theaters in bigger cities. I usually buy something even if I'm not that hungry, just to help support the theater. I'd never do that in some big-city multiplex! To be fair, there are some things that could stand improvement. The theater overall is in pretty good condition. But a few of the seats have seen their better days. I've always been pleased with the picture quality, but the sound needs some work. Some times it hasn't been as clear or as loud as I'd like it to be. Sometimes I've watched a movie and during quieter scenes I could overhear the sound of another movie that was having a loud scene ( and I tend to like movies that have many quiet scenes). But I can be patient until those flaws are remedied. That aren't many old theaters left nowadays, and especially in small towns. Princeton, you are fortunate to have this treasure. Support it.

The current Yelp! rating is not indicative of the service or experience here. It seems everyone…read morerating poorly are angry they weren't allowed to bring in outside food. Maybe because I went to a matinee on a weekday, I wasn't searched. But I also brought a very small, clear bag that showed I was only carrying the bare essentials. The ticket prices (I saw two movies) are the lowest I've seen, around 12 bucks. I realize they are more expensive for evening shows, but this is still beyond reasonable. The theaters are large and the recliners are comfy. They have stadium seating and some theaters have partitions. They have swivel tables for food. In the beginning of the show, if you order at the concession stand, they'll bring your food to you. I had a couple of their drinks (yes, you can have cocktails while you watch). They are sugary and nothing spectacular, but that's okay. It's a theater staffed by high school and college aged students, not cocktail connoisseurs. I was hungry between movies, so I had some of their cheese fries. Again, okay. The fries themselves were hot and well seasoned, but I could have done without all the nacho cheese and ranch dressing (I realize that's the appeal for some people). For a large plate of cheese fries and a double shot drink, I paid about 38 bucks. Honestly, that isn't crazy to me given what I ordered. They also have popcorn, pretzels (which is what I wanted, but they were unable to make them that day), hotdogs, pizza, burgers. They also have places to sit in the lobby as well as a small table you can park at to eat. Everyone on staff was super nice and helpful. Some of them were very conversational about the films playing. The auditoriums were clean, as were the bathrooms. I am pleased with my experience here and think this was just the first of many matinees in my future.

Love having this gem in Hopkinsville. Would much rather take my kids here than Clarksville Regal…read more Way less crowded, clean bathrooms and nice decor. I appreciate the investment made into the community. Visuals and sound are hard to beat. Would absolutely recommend Showbox!

Love this place. Staff so nice. Great food and drink offerings. Come see a movie here.read more

Friday night was my first time at the Maiden Alley Cinema. I'll be quick and to the point: GREAT…read moreexperience overall. I really don't go to the movies often (maybe once a year) but after my experience, I will be spending my money here more often. I received a student discount, the popcorn was fresh and delicious, the bathrooms were clean, parking is a breeze, the aesthetic is very cool, the theater/movie quality was on point, and the best part, it's locally owned and operated. 5 stars to you, Maiden Alley Cinema, you make downtown Paducah a special experience!

As a card carrying member of the Belcourt, I have been to probably hundreds of times since I moved…read moreto Nashville in 2022. However, today was just one of those days that makes you appreciate a place like The Belcourt existing in Nashville. 11:30 matinee of Interstellar on a cloudy July 5th. Popcorn was hot, fresh, and flowing. The sound is booming. Love the staff here, they are always down to chat and make your visit feel extra warm and welcoming. Can't say enough good things about this spot. Such a treat.

The venue was small but quaint. The concession stand gave us free filtered water to drink in loo of…read morea $4 bottle of water. The seats in the theatre were not particularly comfortable after 2.5 hours, but we endeavored to persevere because we loved Ralphie 'May and came to support his wife and children. The movie "Come what May" was a documentary produced by his wife and was an inward look at his life as a comedian, husband and father. He is loved and missed very much. RIP, Ralphie.

Toby is an absolutely a great player on the regals team he's very helpful and didn't let me feel…read morelike I was out of my money he help me from the beginning to the end perfect worker

Good theater. Great manager. Pretty disappointed that I can't have my popcorn buttered in layers…read moreand now have to resort to super soaker 5000 to get butter. Butter comes flying out like it's meant to baptize you and the popcorn. Popcorn is now SOAKED and inedible, so now what? Why can't we stop fixing what isn't broken?