Still a great experience; figured out the app doesn't like unusual email domains. So, of you're…read morehaving issues, get a gmail address and you're golden. They play not only new films, but also classics. Just caught Silence Of The Lambs, and had a great time. Definitely the movie theater for film buffs.

Excellent experience at the movie house showing the classic Goonies with kids. The food is a…read morelittle pricey, but that's not too unexpected for a theater/restaurant combo. The movie tickets were actually pretty inexpensive by today's standards of around 7 per person. They had an excellent in-house brand Tracyton IPA draft available in pitchers. The ADA seating and some of the seats up front is folding chairs and pop up tables. Luckily we had the nice recliner chairs. I don't know if it's clear or not on the website on which seats don't recline and are instead folding chairs. Service was good and the food was excellent. Military discount available. Also onsite is a pretty decent arcade with newer machines, almost a mini Dave and Busters

Great theater go weekly to see movies here. Everyone is very nice, It Just would be nice if they…read morewould get more movies, I've noticed they keep the same movies sometimes for weeks, and get lots of anime movies that take up prime Real-estate for box office movies. We have missed out on other films that have come out and gone due to this. Like I wanted to see the newest strangers it was there for a week but was only showing at 8:30 pm. More earlier showtimes please. A few maintenance issues that have been over looked, the soda machines are always flat or the soda tastes off and the heat/Ac always is acting up. Those are my suggestions.

Do not reccomend the Bavarian prezel as the middle was raw on both mine and my child's. Brought it…read morehome in hopes of reheating and it did nothing. Bathrooms are clean. Workers are pleasant. Seats appeared clean.

I drove almost two hours for a drive-in and I wasn't disappointed…read more It's sad that we've lost all our drive-ins, which are an American staple of yesteryear. I grew up in Portland, which had many, and even a three screen one. I went frequently from childhood to my younger adulthood. Now the closest are Newberg, OR, Shelton and Bremerton, WA. Thank you to the Owners for staying open and carrying history along for the ride to future generations.

Organized drive-in experience. Order a half cheese and pepperoni pizza - it was yummy! They had a…read moregreat selection of food options and snacks. Restrooms were clean, but there was a man that walked into the bathroom and used it... men's room was operational, so there was no reason for a man to be in the woman's bathroom. The screens were smaller than I expected and other drive ins I've attended but the overall experience was great.

Although grubby as all heck, this place is the best if not only place in town for new bands, and…read moreyou can even get drunk. Tends toward punk-pop, folk-punk, garage rock, but quite varied so you have to check their schedule (or follow their facepage) for what it is for any given week. They sometimes do benefit concerts raising money for good things. It advertises as for "all ages" but it can get rowdy thanks to the booze, though the management attempts to be very responsible about the bar and won't let anyone drive home drunk, telling the rowdy a $20 taxi home is going to be a lot nicer for them than a huge fine or jail time if they're caught driving drunk. The history of Charleston Cinema is interesting. The name Charleston stems from the neighborhood's name, which was once a separate village on the hill overlooking the naval base; it was the birthplace of actor Howard Duff! Charleston was annexed by Bremerton in 1927. The cinema was one of the earliest in the region. In the early 1980s it fell on bad times and was turned into a porno theater and became an important gay navy men's pick-up place; someone should jot down their experiences there as part of gay history, or it will be a history lost. By 1986, it was a real cinema again and even scored the premiere of a Star Trek film and had its last heyday as a profitable first-run theater. After this brief period of success it went back into decline and had a series of "closed" and "re-opening" attempts during the next decade or so. In 2005 Eric and Frances Meyer gave it an heroic try with Rocky Horror weekends, local-business-underwritten free children's matinees, and special mini-festivals of independent and foreign films and leading directors, including even a samurai film festival. It was run well, but the audiences were usually small and destined to get smaller as the world wide web began feeding films directly into peoples' homes. So in 2008 it became a live venue, which was not the worst fate. As I update my review in January 2017, it is still a live performance venue on weekends. This month it features sundry band nights including Grunge, Deathmetal, Ragtime, Country, Punk, chiefly but not exclusively local bands including from Olympia, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Redding CA, Los Angeles, Reno, and even a band from right here in Bremerton. Each month has a similar broad mix. It was "Gangsta" when it first became a live venue but currently hiphop is not a big thing in their scheduling. The regulars jestingly call themselves the Callow Rats, and their retro punk attitude is to be encouraged. They promote unity and fraternity, and minors are very welcome, though there is a full bar for the 21 and over folks. Almost anyone local who has a decent band can get on the calendar for a real break at being seen, and they make every effort to be reliable for regularly touring bands. Yet the price at the door is a scant $5 (on most occasions) and in this day and age that's gloriously punk-ass in itself. This should be a more famous youth cultural hotspot, one of the few that Bremerton can boast, and sad though it is that cinema houses are dying, by now it will be sadder still when inevitably it's no longer live venue either. So get there while you can!

This is an older Theater, very comfortable with a friendly staff. Bought tickets on the app which…read moreis easy to use once you get it set up. Picture and sound quality were both great, chairs were oversized with drink holders. I would recommend this Theater.

I love AMC. It's a great theater. The only drawback is the movie industry right now is just not…read morepushing out the movies. Join the Alist and support the local places you love or they will cease to exist.

The Lynwood Theatre is certainly the oldest cinema on Bainbridge Island, having been built in 1936…read more Although it is showing some signs of its age, the owners still manage to keep the facility up and clean. The seats are comfortable, and it's easy to see the screen from just about any seat in the theater. There's a stage before the screen, so even the seats towards the front of the theater still have good vantage of the screen. We went to a crowded show, but we were still comfortable in our seats, even with people all around us. My only complaint would be the popcorn, which was slightly burnt and not quite as fresh as we would've liked.

Great little theater to take in an art film at and there are lots of easy food options next door…read moreand across the street. It makes for an overall nostalgic and wonderful experience.

Great venue, amazing staff, great shows. Such a shame the scene in bremerton sucks so much cause…read morethis venue deserves better. There are always teenagers getting drunk in the bathrooms and doing drugs behind the building. Thats only complaint i have about this place, the annoying people who go to the shows. But other than that, food is great, and like i said staff are super nice!

Great music venue. Great people working the bar…read more And they have food now! I enjoy coming to play and see acts as well as seeing old friends here!