Came into watch Twilight on Friday the 13th with my family. It was a great place to come and watch…read morethe movie. Had the old school feel with friendly service and everyone seemed to be having a great time. I will be back.

My newest discovery is the Camas Independent Film Festival at the Liberty Theatre. They bring films…read moreyou might not even find in Portland, and sometimes they bring films in the festival/Sundance world. I saw one in their small theater, Theater 3. It was clean, the picture was good, and the sound was good. The seats are reserved. The staff was great. I don't do concessions, so no idea on that. The price was reasonable. The Liberty Theater is in a thriving walkable downtown of small businesses. On a Saturday, the free parking was congested, but plentiful a few short walking blocks away. Two breakfast diners can both prosper next door to each other. The theater completes downtown, and is well worth visiting if you are in the neighborhood, or seek a film not showing elsewhere in the area.

Spent way too much for a pair of tickets and a large popcorn and 2 small drinks (though a small is…read moreway more than you can drink!) $58! The seats were old and not that comfortable. No reclining in the theater we were in. If the prices were cheaper, I would justify going to the movies more regularly here.

Man this cinema is sh*t and there aren't any good movie theaters in the Portland area either…read more We are used to reclined seating coming from East Seattle and Pasadena we were acostomed to places like iPic or even Regal, huge difference is their chairs ACTUALLY recline, not this crap they are feeding you here. At this cinema you have ONE "reclining seating" theater option in the Adobe Atmos theater but to say they recline is bizarre. These seats have short leg parts that will come up but if they recline it's a maximum of an inch or two, worst than airplane reclining room and god forbid your somewhere in the 5"7 rage because they have a HUGE padded headrest that will push your neck forward for the entire movie. Most uncomfortable movie experience and you better hope you come at a time their bathrooms are clean. No idea why a good movie place like IPIC is taking advantage of the opportunity seeing as how Vancouver is growing at such a rate.

Let's start off with the positives! The staff was really friendly and welcoming. And the caramel…read moreand cheddar popcorn duo was yummy. Unfortunately this theater is a bit rough. Overall I feel like it's run down. The seats especially need an overhaul. They're rough and have a lot of miles on them. It has a dingy dark feel that is off putting. Not the nice inviting dark feel you'd want when watching a movie. I still enjoyed the movie. I'm not saying I would never come here again but it would not be the first theater on my list.

Although the employees are super nice and friendly, the installations are sadly in need up repair…read more Not maintenance, repair. We were in theater 8 in row C, seats seven and eight. One of the seats was literally missing an arm, there was a piece of one of the chairs just laying in the seat of the chair. The seats are incredibly worn, some broken, and it was dirty. The arms of the seats were tacky, probably from soda being spilled and not being cleaned up. We loved coming here when it was Cinetopia and even though the theater is just about within walking distance, we will probably drive to regal or if we want to have a really good experience, we'll just go out to McMenamins and get the full experience that we miss so much.

For locals and visitors alike, you Must visit McMenamins…read moreKennedy School. Whether you visit the boiler bar for some billiards and shuffleboard or get sent to detention to try some great whisky the atmosphere is always eclectic and serene at the same time. Sound juxtaposed? Just go and visit, you'll see what I mean. Feeling adventurous on a warm evening, visit the courtyard restaurant and order a Moscow mule but substitute the vodka for their signature Aval Potta whisky, while sitting next to the fire place. Trust me, this is the night out you've been looking for!

Stayed here for one night. A Sunday to Monday. Not many events at that time. You can tell they can…read moreget busy and become pretty hectic. By 10pm, I had the place to myself on this night. At the restaurant, had the Diablo chicken sandwich. It was not edible. One bite and I knew this can't be finished. Later on had the brownies for dessert during happy hour. That was great. Happy hour does not leave you THAT happy. Couple bucks off. Mixed drinks are fine. Staff is pleasant for the most part. Seattle frost really is PNW frost if you ask me. I also had breakfast there and had a granola and yogurt. Fine. Stayed in a king in the school wing. 101. No ghosts (perceived by me). It smelled like it though. It's an old building. It was mostly clean although there were food crumbs all around my desk. Gross. See pic. Room was huge with beautiful windows. Loved the headboard with the cow. Overall was quiet. Slept fine. I enjoyed the free coffee at the front desk using the coffee mug provided. Cool. The whole building is great. The kitschy art is fine. I much preferred the photographic history. Overall, just the smell and dirt and bad food made it challenging. I was glad to go nevertheless. Completing my passport!

Cool place, great date night spot, decently tasty food. Being brought to the theatre by the host is…read morea little weird but forgivable. It's expensive but you're paying for the experience and I'd say it's worth it once in a while. I saw 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple here, kind of a weird choice for a movie theatre where you eat dinner- it was pretty gnarly. The good: -couches/comfy seating -actual food -friendly staff -neat atmosphere The less good but not necessarily bad: -having to wait to be brought to the theatre by a host -much more expensive than a regular movie theatre -no cherry coke (but they do offer a Roy Rodgers) -the popcorn is REALLY buttery which is cool if you're into that but I was overwhelmed by the sogginess

I take reviews very seriously. A 5-star review isn't terribly difficult to come by with me. I have…read moresaid it over and over again... Simple expectations - good service, good food, good product, good experiences. In the world of service, that isn't difficult to provide. To get a 1-star review from me takes actual WORK. I must say, Studio One Theaters absolutely earned in every-single-way, this review. Let's start with purchasing tickets online. The platform is poor. The tickets are double the cost of any other small local theater. By the time you get to the purchase page, you're total will double in fees. They don't give you a confirmation number... you just have to assume your purchase went through. No confirmation email, nothing. The only way I knew I had made a purchase was by the charge on my credit card. The parking situation is poor. I was fortunate that I found a spot but the overall parking lot situation is a nightmare. We got stuck for 10+ minutes trying to leave, we finally escaped through an alley way. Alright, let's get to the actual experience. We arrived a bit early hoping to get our seats early or enjoy a drink at the bar. We stood around for 10 minutes while staff ignored us. Three behind the bar, one behind the register, two random floaters. They didn't as much as acknowledge our existence. After one of them finally got off the phone, we were acknowledged and told we needed to wait. We took a seat at the bar. I ordered a 10oz wine that was served in a tiny 8oz glass. The metal-and-glass bar was noticably dirty, the dust was thick on the shelves of the bar overhead. We were promptly ignored by the staff, only to get their attention when it was time to tab-out. Approximately 30 minutes before the movie, we were finally granted access to the theater. The manager invited us to the theater we had tickets for. We were then held hostage as we slowly crawled down the hallway while we were tormented with his pre-scripted speech. It started much like the disney script of "we have 45 members of our cast and crew" that work here 24/7 and 365. First, leave disney's script to disney (left lower-case so the review doesn't get flagged). None of the sales pitch was believable. This is a tiny little theater in Portland... the big-brand theaters don't even employ that many people per / theater. Much less, could any reasonable person believe that a theater has chefs and staff that work 24/7 at a theater open Monday-Friday from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM and Saturday-Sunday from 8:30 AM to 11:00 PM. Doesn't even make sense. Then, out came the iPad pics of mediocre food he was trying hard to sell. No thanks. Once seated, our waiter appeared to take our orders. We asked for a few minutes to review the menu. The prices were outrageous. That's a difficult comment to get out of me... price doesn't matter when the product stands behind it's value... this however, immediately felt off. The waiter felt impatient and pushy. The minute we didn't order a ridiculously overpriced alcoholic beverage, he was done with us. He did return 10 minutes later, we resolved to a "medium" popcorn for $11 of which, was TERRIBLE. Honestly, I didn't know you could make bad popcorn. Studio One Theaters has BAD POPCORN. Tasteless, burnt, just awful. Once we ordered the popcorn, declined $30/ea appetizers and $40+/ea entrees, the waiter was done with us. He huffed away, never to return. The popcorn showed up, salt-less, cold, burnt, and tasteless. We pushed it around the weird metal bowl it came in and ultimately, gave up. The movie started and the talking started. First, everyone in the row behind us completely ignored the movie for the first 30-minutes. The water that had abandoned us completely and fully ignored us but had fog-horn volume conversations taking order, laughing, conversing, completely ignoring the movie that had just started. Then came the food. Orders being delivered, one after another on loud plates with chunky silverware. Nothing better than listening to spoons and forks scrape against plates while people conversed as though they were the only ones in the room... it then got worse... ...the people directly behind us decided to call the theater out on their less-than-mediocre menu. Everything they ordered was terrible, of which, we heard them very loudly and very clearly complaining to each other. When they complained to the waiter (mind you - WHILE the movie is playing!) he decided to argue before taking away the horrible food. THEN, making things even WORSE, here comes the manager. He decides to want a full narrative of what was wrong with the food and why. After a lengthy 5+ minute conversation, he then offered them more food, they declined because it was so bad. They left 1/2 way through the movie. The talking never stopped. Someone finally yelled out "shut up" near the end of the movie. People were rude. The staff was awful. The food and beverage was less than mediocre. This isn't worth a second try. Horrible.

The only theater ai go to in Portland. Small and intimate with a great selection of food and drink…read more Always showing new movies even after they were cyber hacked. I'm particular to the homemade Ginger Ale. Crazy good. The service is okay but it's. movie theater. Not much for them to do. Love this theater. Great price!!

Nice bar setup with cool woody decor and a long counter but.., just okay on the service. Gotta say…read moreour bartender was pretty checked out, slow to walk over to take our order even though we were the only ones at the bar. Stoned or just unclear about his customer-facing job description? Who knows. Anyhoo, Decent menu, with burgers, salads, sandos and pizzas (small). You have to order away from the bar, weirdly, then pick up and bring your food into the theatre. Unwieldy. It's a bit spendy for what you get food-wise, though that seems to be the case everywhere these days. I like this place but haven't been in years so am happy to reconnect. Comfy seating in the theatre but screens are a bit dated. I will say the sound was pretty good. A decent movie-going experience with good enough food and drinks. Parking can be a bitch in this neighborhood though, with the new rules.

Charming through and through. I now am looking forward to seeing another film here…read more They host the Star Wars Holiday Special annually which really needs to be experienced with an audience so you can suffer together. It proves drugs were prevalent in the 70s. It was a sold out show yet we still got good seats. Concessions were super efficient and thanks for having ice and a reusable cup! For those of us who don't drink beer - it's appreciated.... seriously, I just want a coke with a ton of ice to go with my popcorn. Their popcorn is pretty awesome!

This is the best theater I have been too!! We have seen many movies here now. I love they do retro…read moremovies and events

I love this theater! It's nostalgic! Good prices, friendly staff, good seating. I've been a fan of…read moreMt.Hood Theater for a long time. I was (pleasantly) surprised to see they had a few rows (I didn't count, 6-8?) of bigger, comfort chairs for an even more comfortable viewing experience.

Great value, service and memories. The kind staff are focused on friendly service. There is ample…read moresafe and accessible parking. My Hood theater offers a nice evening walking destination after a quiet local Gresham afternoon or early evening meal. Mt Hood Theater (staff, service, setting) is an East county gem!

Modern, clean, spacious theater with comfortable seating…read more Wide array of snacks from candy and ice-cream to hot foods, (think pizza, hot-dogs, pretzels etc.), and beverages. Friendly, personable staff.

This is my go to theater; I enjoy having the unlimited membership. The people working here do a…read moregreat job & they know how to butter (flavor) the popcorn just the way I like it; excellent service - excellent popcorn! The seating is good too, although would be nice to have one of the theaters converted to recliner seating- please!?

Not great, but not horrible either. When we arrived, there was popcorn left on the seat from the…read moreprevious guests, which was in plain sight and made it seem like the area hadn't been cleaned as well as it should have been. We sat in one of the family-style rooms. The concept is nice, but the volume was turned up way too loud, which made it a little hard to relax and enjoy the experience. The seats were comfortable at first, but after about an hour they started to feel pretty uncomfortable. Overall, it was an okay experience, but there are definitely a few things that could be improved.

This is a theater I visit often, and I love seeing the recent upgrades! The addition of Dolby…read moreCinema and new recliners is a huge plus. However, some of the older auditoriums-specifically the ones toward the back-could use some refurbishment. During my last visit, I sat in the center of a row, and every time I leaned back, the four seats next to me moved in unison. It definitely feels like the seating hardware needs a safety check. That aside, the snacks are great and the service is exactly what you'd expect from a standard AMC. It might not have the same luxury feel of the old Cinetopia days, but it's still a solid, reliable choice for a movie night at the mall.