I love this local movie theater. The popcorn is always great tasting and the prices are…read moreoutstanding. The big screen theatre is the best. The little screen theatre is okay but I prefer the larger one.

This little community doesn't have much around anymore for the kids or adults to do, you'd have to…read moredrive 20+ miles to see a film if it weren't for this place. There are two cinemas one can be converted to an open stage for plays and other events. They play top of line movies CHEAP. $4 NOW its not a glamourous facility but it's a place to go when it's raining outside and there's not a ball game to attend or a church meeting to go to. I will always go to that little place just for the fact they are trying to keep the community going.

Best (and really the ONLY) cinema in Somerset. The movie selections are cool, and so are the…read moretheaters. Bring your sweater, jacket, or hoodie to stay warm!

Grown ass adults throwing candy at me and other people is just sad, grow up! Manager should've…read morekicked them out but didn't. The whole time we was watching the movie the group at the top kept throwing candy at everyone! Won't be coming back here. Wish I got a refund.. worst experience at a movie theater I've ever had..

Wow, this little movie theater tucked away in Elizabethtown, Kentucky was such a great find. I…read morebelieve it is family owned, which I love, and the prices were super affordable. One thing I really appreciated was that the theaters don't have steep staircases- makes it so much easier for older people and honestly just more comfortable overall. The concessions were also reasonably priced, and they even had a free popcorn seasoning station, which was a fun touch. The ranch seasoning was our favorite and definitely a must try. I'll be coming back the next time I'm in town!

This theater has comfortable reclining seats and good concession prices. It's the only theater in…read moreE-Town, and I like that it's less than a 10-minute drive from my house. My family and I have been coming here for over two years, and we've never had a bad experience. Buying tickets is very easy. You can use apps like Fandango, show a screenshot on your phone, or print a paper ticket. They also have a kiosk and staff who can help. There is plenty of parking, and on Tuesdays the ticket prices are lower than normal, which is a nice bonus. The concession lines are usually short since it's a small town. The only downside is that the theater doesn't have a big billboard or street sign. It's about two blocks off the main road, so if you're not from the area, you might miss the turn. Overall, we're thankful to have this theater in our community. I highly recommend it for watching your favorite movies.

I live in Indianapolis and was visiting family for Thanksgiving. We went to see Wicked. The theater…read moreis extremely old and nothing is updated. The seats were horrible. The picture quality was terrible. The audio, you guessed it, trash. Ruined the movie and I will definitely never be back. Tear this thing down.

This building should be used as a haunted house because it looks like it has gone through two world…read morewars. The service to buy two tickets with 6 staff took about 20 minutes. Such a long wait. The floor and entire inner building look like it should be in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. At least the AC in the theatre works well!

Terrible customer service yelled in our faces and told us to get out of the movie we were watching…read moreand enjoying

Great prices for current movies. Popcorn was excellent and all snacks were very reasonably priced…read more The movie theater was spotless, haven't seen that at any movie theater I've been to the last few years. Wish theaters in Florida were as good as this one!

The Indiana Jones mural and the vintage neon lighting really give this place a nostalgic feel. The…read morestaff is always friendly and helpful and the theater is typically very clean.

Seats hurt to sit in. Less than average picture quality. Owner will not renovate. It's summer and…read morethere are no hours for Monday and Tuesday in a small town with nothing to do. Movie theater picture machine breaks regularly. Even if staff clean, it's still dirty. It gets 1 star only because it's the only theater within 50 miles. Not like the owner will ever make it better.

My favorite place in the world!! It's like the movie theater and the fair together. I always see…read morepeople I know while enjoying good movie and even better food!

I enjoyed this experience for the most part. They have great concession food, mostly clean…read morebathrooms, and friendly staff. This low rating is only as a result of the movie being cut off at the start of the end credits and before the hidden scene at the end. My visit was to see the movie to which I purchased admission and I was not able to see the entire show. Very disappointed.

What a great theatre! Reminds you of those old town theatres that has a boss office in front. The…read moretown itself looks like the "square" in Crown Point, Indiana. The staff was accommodating and friendly, security was like having your big brother with you. Could use a better selection of hard liquor, other than that, I will DEFINITELY visit again!

Beautiful, restored to its former glory. My father used to tell me about going to cinema shows in…read morethis old school theater in downtown glasgow, decent amount of theater style seating and a balcony. all the modern trims in lighting and sound control. Seen a Few local shows here and even been in a few myself. Great stage and great shows, if you can check out the "Off Broadway" Troupes local Productions. You will not be disappointed.

Clean theatre and good seats. The kids loved that they had refills available on popcorn and drinks.read more

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. This place is RIDICULOUS. I was visiting from Las Vegas and we…read moredecided to take my grandkids to the theater to watch a movie. There isn't much of a choice here (which I guess is why they get away with their ridiculous policy). As I walked into the door, I had my purse on my arm and the first thing that was said to me was NOT welcome to the theater, thank you for coming, it was "you cannot bring your purse in here". I was confused and didn't understand and he said it again, you can't bring your purse in here if it's bigger than a piece of paper 8.5"X11"!! I still didn't understand as I have never heard of such a thing and asked to speak to the manager. She comes up and rudely says that it's policy for the safety of our patrons. I was flabbergasted. IF someone was hell bent on doing something bad, are they going to carry it in their purse?!? My daughters truck did not lock so I said I'm not leaving in the car so they said I had to put it in the office or leave. TRUST THIS, if I wouldn't have had two very upset grandkids, I would have left that very second and not spent a single penny in this place. I then told her she could search my purse - she then RUDELY says "it's not my responsibility to search your purse" you have to leave it in the office - so I had to leave my purse in the office (not locked in a cabinet or anything, just sitting on a desk. WOW I said I certainly hope nobody bothers my purse and she said they won't and I said well they better not when another lady pipes in and yells SERIOUSLY?!?!? To which I replied SERIOUSLY!! You seem to have a captive audience because I understand there isn't much in the way of a choice in movie theaters in this area. If there were a choice, I guarantee you would change that policy very quickly. I think we all know that this policy to "protect" the customer is just a lame, veiled attempt to stop your customers from bringing in snacks and not have to buy your overpriced garbage.