We were in the area and felt like a visit to an arcade would be fun. This place has that and many…read moreother things under one roof. A movie theater, laser tag, an arcade, billiards, a bar, and even a Chinese restaurant! Hopefully I didn't leave anything out. We tried the billiards first, but all the per game cheap tables were taken. Only the per hour ones were avail and more than we wanted to pay. Plus the mostly male patrons did not make us feel welcome from the looks we got so we moved onto the arcade. You have to buy a card to play the games and the machine was confusing, even with asking a couple people buying one. Of course there wasn't an employee anywhere inside to ask for assistance, but we finally figured it out. Unless you want to play shoot em up games, most of what they have is for kids, incl a very short whack a mole game. We did play a pinball game that frequently shouted, well that's a real cow pie shot, or something to that effect! Long story short, for as much as they have to offer you're either going to find some entertainment value or not.

I happened across this place because I was in the area and the other bar/pub I found on Yelp turned…read moreout to be not what I wanted. So I followed directions here ... is it a movie theater? No, it's a big enclosed and air conditioned fun-house mall for all ages alike! I wandered around but just had some beers and a burger at the "Crazy Dragon Tavern". Unlike some other reviews, I thought the whole place seemed clean and nice. I did not know to expect a mini-disneyland in the middle of nowhere near Roxboro! The pub was good, with kind staff, and a nice fancy burger. I pondered sticking around all night to catch a movie but didn't. But the next time my brother visits I think we might drive on up here for the convenience of it!

I returned to Cinemark Bistro Raleigh after two years as that is one of the theaters showing Rental…read moreFamily. I don't see myself returning anytime soon, though. It takes me about 45 minutes to get there so it better be worth the drive. The lobby was remodeled, and some concessions are available to grab yourself. Then, when you get to the front of the line, it tells you which register to go to. The theater was actually clean, but some of the seats were still worn. The restrooms were still not clean enough and could use more attention. With all the staff working there, they had plenty of staff to keep the building clean.

I hadn't been to this theater in almost ten years. It had been redone since then with very…read morecomfortable leather reclining seats with side tables. I was very impressed with the food menu as well. The chicken tenders and garlic fries with slap sauce were so good. I went for a private event for Stitching at the Movies. I didn't know you could rent out theaters for events like this, it was so fun!

I hadn't been to the movies in so long...because of the pandemic. *sigh* I missed it so much. I so…read moredidn't expect a crowd and a long line on a Sunday, but we didn't have to wait too long. I was so excited to see the movie Elvis. The movie itself was outstanding. Felt like I was at an Elvis concert lol...so that should say a lot about the actual movie. This is my go to theater. I've only been to 1 other theater in NC and that was a date someone invited me to. I love the recliner chairs. As soon as I reclined it, I felt like I could fall asleep. The reclining seats matter to me, as I have a medical condition that makes my body extremely uncomfortable and stiff at times, so these types of seats make a world of difference for me. If any of you suffer with pain, mobility issues or rheumatoid type conditions, but you enjoy movie theaters, I highly suggest you only go to the ones like this one that have the reclining seats. When I go to the movie theater, I don't really look at or buy any food/snacks there, so I cannot comment on that. The theater itself was clean. I can't get down with a dirty theater whatsoever. No issues for me!

The actually theater itself is ok. Probably 3-4 stars. They do have reclining seats and the most…read morecurrent movies. My issue first tis that the staff really seems like they dont want to be there. They are rude and they do not have any communication skills. They had 2 lines when we got there and didnt communicate if one was tickets and 1 was concessions. It looked like 2 likes were open so when the customer in front of me got their items and left I moved up. I stood at the counter for 5 minutes with workers all over and no one coming over to me or asking me to move to the other like all the while the other line is moving and a ton of people behind me got their items before me. After the 5 mins I said something to a worker and they were very rude to me and said there was only 1 line open. I decided not to buy any concessions. The prices are the other issue. You used to get an unlimited refill popcorn bucket for $9 which already is a lot considering it cost them like 10 cents for that amount of popcorn but they aren't profiting enough already so they got rid of the bucket for a bag and now you get 1 refill. It was an annoying and bad experience.

Caught the new Michael film here on Friday which was the night of the release. I remember coming…read morehere as a teenager and they used to have arcade games upstairs. Those arcade games are no longer there but this movie theater is still providing the area a place to watch cinema while enjoying snacks. Great place to catch a flick if in the area.

This Cinema is conveniently located near me. So many Theatres are closed now. I love this place!read more

We have been longtime, regular customers of Graham Cinema and supported this theater for years…read more However, we will no longer be doing so after hearing a racist joke on their showtimes phone recording. This was not a misunderstanding, and it was not taken lightly. A public-facing business choosing to include racist humor in its messaging is unacceptable. There is no place for that kind of content in a community venue meant to be welcoming to all. Ending our support is an easy decision, and one we feel fully confident in. We hope ownership understands the seriousness of this choice and takes responsibility for the impact it has on their patrons and the broader community.

This is a long overdue review! I don't get here often as it's a bit of a drive for me, but when I…read morewant a funky theater experience and a good movie is playing, I'll go. Plus I love their concession set up! The Graham is an old movie house smack in the downtown and it looks like much of it is original fixtures are from various decades, which is the charm of the place. The popcorn shoot is my favorite and something I've never seen before in any of the old theaters I've visited. The tix are just $3 for second run movies, so it's a great way to catch up on films. The concessions are a bargain price too. What I love is they let you put on your own butter and you get your drinks yourself too. Plus there's Free refills on the drinks and the popcorn. When you want to refill your popcorn it's from an old popcorn dispensing machine that you have to see and experience. You press a button and it comes out of a shoot warm & tasty! It's like a giant gum ball machine for popcorn. Pretty darn cool! Overall it's always a fun and funky experience and worth the drive!

I've walked by this building many times and often forget that there is a small theater in there. I…read morewas even in the lobby area for an open house event but it wasn't until recently that I attended an event in the actual theatre. Seating is limited but seats are comfortable and spacious. I know they have occasional free screenings here but I'm not sure where those are listed. Nice reuse of industrial space. I'll have to research this venue and its offerings more closely.

Full Frame Theater is a place for LOVERS! Located in the heart of American Tobacco Campus, you…read morecan't help but notice the old fashioned, neon-at-night, knockout sign including lightening boltZ and POWER PLANT blazing bright along the top along with the black-and-white FULL FRAME THEATER text. You should know, going to see a show at Full Frame is rather difficult to do during the year. The building itself, which houses offices on the top floors, an impressive boiler room and a LOVELY art gallery next door {Power Plant Gallery} is open to the public during the day for typical office hours. It IS WORTH IT just to stop in during the day, because the building is AMAZING! Truly one of the MOST spectacular sites to see in Durham, this old power plant has been converted into a fully functioning theater, venue and office space. Besides its use of the theater for special events, it also houses the Full Frame Film Festival offices [a WONDERFUL annual international event dedicated to the theatrical exhibition of nonfiction cinema. The festival takes place from morning to midnight every April, showing 100's! of films, discussions, panels and brings in people from all over the world to experience Durham hospitality at its finest!]. But Full Frame Theater is MUCH MORE then just the film festival, they show FREE documentary screenings May through November, although typically only once a month on Durham's Third Friday Art Walk. Tickets are free, but you must reserve a ticket the morning of, beginning at 9am. The theater itself is a DREAM. State-of-the-art projectors, HD resolution, surround sound, comfy seating: amazing, amazing, AMAZING! When you think of a refurbished power plant theater, you might think: OLD fashioned, restored, not great quality BUT lovely space. Well, Full Frame is not only an amazing building with lots of history BUT a great theater as well! You walk through the front door of the theater, and immediately are located in the old BOILER Room of the power plant: hard to describe because it's just so impressive, but think brick exterior, massive windows, polished concrete floors; contemporary while in a historical setting. This building has been standing since the 1930's and should be celebrated along with its partner and Durham icon: the Lucky Strike Smokestack and Lucky Strike Water Tower! So visit with lovers, visit with friends, visit with family, just VISIT this iconic site. AMERICAN TOBACCO CAMPUS: rendition by your's truly [Rose L.]; of Full Frame Theater! __________ I_ _I I L I I U I I C I I K I I Y I I I OO I *o* I OOO I * * I OOOO I S I OOOO I T I OOOO I R I OOOO I I I ___OOOO___ I K I I FULL I I E I I FRAME I ___I______ I_______I THEATER I ____ I I___________ I I I ___________ I I I I I I I I * I * I I I _I_____I_____ I_ I

Love this little theater..Get your tickets when you get there, no lines and great popcorn!read more

Hit or miss. Sometimes they don't dim the lights very much because the senior citizens that often…read morego to it feel unsafe. It's always annoying when they do that because the screen is washed out and you can see everything in the cinema. If a few people complain they will lower the lights to a normal level but then 20 minutes of the movie have gone by. Has happened to me multiple times.

Acoustics were very good. Lighting was good. Good view of the stage from anywhere in the theater…read more Seats are probably the original seats. Not very comfortable. Snack choices are a joke - drinks, popcorn & M&Ms only. And the bathrooms, HORRIBLE. Use the bathroom before you go! But really enjoyed the show we went to see. Will definitely go back if they have someone we want to see. Just will know what to expect the next time.

Lovely nostalgic theater. Clean. Comfy seats. Good prices. Movie started perfectly on time with…read morelimited previews. Good sound & picture. Cash only! Can't wait to go back next time we're in town.

Came here for CatVideoFest lol, and had a great time! Chelsea Theater is located in an unassuming…read moreshopping complex, but the inside is super cute. Relatively small, but has everything you need in a theater- snacks and drinks, large projection screen, comfy reclining seats. There's a large parking lot. 10/10 would recommend!

A warm and cozy theater with great prices, and lovely people who work there. They do not attempt to…read moreuncharge you for anything.