I try to visit the drive in at least once every year. I will go more depending on my schedule and…read morethe movies showing. 5his was the perfect night to go . There was a beautiful sunset. The parking lot was sparsely filled with vehicles. Children playing on the swings. Once it got dark the movies begin. Brings back memories of my childhood. They even had a cartoon playing before the movies. I was able to bring my own food and drinks.

Had an AMAZING experience here for a drive in movie with our crew! We were able to find a movie…read more(these movies they show are also being shown in theaters) we've been wanting to see and made the drive from St. Louis to Skyview and are so glad we did! They have a playground for kids to play on before the movie starts which is great so the kids before the movie can let out some energy before the movie starts. There was plenty of room for my car to park and they had a separate screen that showed another movie all together. The concession stand had good choices (typical ballpark food) that are teams only proved which is great since I feel like movie theatres charge an arm and a leg for concessions. It's an older facility but it also feels like you're stepping back in time to appreciate a newly released movie at a drive in just like it used to be back in the 70-80s. Needless to say we had a really fun and great time and loved the fact that it was family friendly. There were some teenagers hanging in the back of the parking lot but nothing too disturbing or obnoxious at all while we were there. We definitely plan on going back!

This huge entertainment center is more than just movies. It includes a small restaurant, and a…read morevideo/game arcade. Free bingo games for prizes on Wednesday evenings. There's also an IMAX theater. Oh, and there were also movies in their 17 regular theaters

The family theater of the area!…read more This massive theater is the one the family talks about for generations. It has a bar, old school pizza bar, arcade, party space, slushies, hot food, candy, and so much popcorn. This theater has free trivia and bingo nights and so many fun pop up events for all to enjoy. They have some of the biggest screens and best seats. The movie promotional items are also available here all the time. They have a wide selection of films and hours which is great for all times of the day you want to watch a movie. They also host premium live sports & WWE events here too on the big screens. This theater is also widely accessible from seating and movie viewing aids.

The Melba is perfect for what it is. It's a cheap theater that tends to show new, generally family…read morefriendly movies. The prices are good, the people are friendly , and it is clean. Not everything is always in great repair, but that has not hampered my enjoyment of the movies I've seen there. If you are looking for a fancy modern theater, look elsewhere. If you want somewhere fun to go in DeSoto without paying $10 per ticket, this is the place to go!

This theater only offered 1 screen, however the old style, down home feeling was awesome. There…read morewas plenty of seating & the floors weren't sticky! The price was unbeatable ($4.00!) And having a single screen meant for a quick get away! 4 stars!

I went to a movie the other night and had to leave in the middle due to an emergency in my family…read more I contacted the movie theater the next day by email (to Vicky Renshaw) to see if I could go back and see the rest of the movie with my daughter without having to pay for a movie ticket again. They did accommodate this and were very sincere and expressed so much concern for the health situation going on with my family. This is the kind of place that I highly recommend. B&B Wildwood clearly represents the meaning of caring and bringing people together vs. just how much you are spending. They want their customers to feel appreciated and enjoy the entire movie experience.

Been coming to this theater for 15 years and it's sad to see its decline. I know movie theaters in…read moregeneral have struggled since COVID so trying to keep that in mind. Unfortunately, our issue also dealt with the staff not just the state of the theater itself. This was so nice when it opened in 2010! It was one of the first theaters in Missouri to launch with 100% digital projection screens and known for its luxury reclining leather seats. Sadly now, pretty much every theater has ripped seats and the bathrooms are unkept every time we visit. I've just watched the theater deteriorate over the years with no new additions or upkeep. They still have a space for private parties and events but I've yet to see anyone book this room with a bar. In this specific experience, we got a combo with a refillable drink and popcorn. During the movie, I went to the front counter to find an employee for a refill and there was no one to be found. I was missing the movie, waiting for at least 10 minutes at the concession counter and could see into a back room so I said, "hello," several times. A man, a customer, viewing another movie walked up to the concession counter and I explained I'd been waiting and there were no employees to be found. I didn't want to keep missing the movie so I went back to the movie without any refill. I really hope the movie theater owners consider renovating a little bit especially because of their investment in the new apartment complex being built directly next door to the theater. The apartments will have brand new mixed use space available for businesses to come in which people will probably visit before or after a movie. I've met the movie theater owners several times and they never seem to be physically present at their actual existing business. Higher expectations for a business in Wildwood!

Service was a little slow, we were the only two at the counter waiting to get a beer. Staff were…read moretoo busy on their cell phones to help. . When my husband finally ordered a beer the staff member moved the tip jar closer to him. Beer could've been a little colder, but otherwise was fine. Nobody even checked our tickets, I wonder how many people get to watch free movies. The theatre itself is small but a lot of leg room with comfy, reclining chairs.

Amazing workers and great managers the fnaf 2 movie was peak the staff was great thank you guys for…read moreadding to the experience and great dancing skills‍

We spent the most enjoyable evening at this lovely throw-back in time theatre in the quaint…read moredowntown riverfront area of New Haven, Missouri. Not only was it a historic old building, but the prices were from a former era at only $5. for a Friday night ticket and a huge bag of popcorn for $3.!!

Sure was like stepping back into the 80's or 90's with the teeny tiny theater and the concession…read morestand was iconic looking! It was tight courtiers watching blockbuster movie Twisters but it was exactly what we wanted for tonight to stay local and check out Farmington! Loved the experience! Walking in the place it was HOT in there and I was nervous the theater would be too but it was not! Yay! Nice and cool in the theater!

Why do we have to drive to Festus and further to see Faith based movies ? AMC does very little…read moreshowing when it comes to those type of films. They have no problem showing Satanic Occult movies all day long. And the over priced popcorn is normally stale and the Theater isn't very clean in the Auditoriums where the movies are held. Bathrooms seem to stay pretty clean and the employees are always nice. That is why I will rate it a 2!

Bought tickets online for a 2pm matinee of Elvis on a Saturday. Walked in at 2:02pm. Scanned…read moretickets at the concession stand - with workers who knew what they were doing and were happy to have a summer job in the air conditioning with their friends. Walked to the movie theater - and the movie was already going. No previews! The movie cut off about 29 min in, but they were quick to make an announcement to say sorry for the inconvenience and got it started again with five minutes. On 100-degree day, the air conditioning was FANTASTIC - but not overly cold that I needed a jacket. The seats were COMFY. The floor wasn't sticky. The bathrooms were clean. And the girls cleaning up the theater were laughing while they worked together. I told my husband we should just drive the 45 minutes to Union whenever we want to see a movie from now on.

Took my daughters to see Monsters University here and prices were average, the staff was average,…read morethe theater was ok, but the 27 minutes of advertisements and previews pretty much made me realize why I should've went to Washington. Someone once said "time is money", well this place is all about taking your time. After the 4th commercial for Purina dog chow about 10 minutes after the "movie" was supposed to start, I was in utter disbelief, but little did I know that we weren't even half way through the 27 minutes of commercials and previews. Unbelievable. However, if you do not get enough commercials watching television at home this is the place for you. I nor my family falls into that category. Voting with my wallet and my feet and going elsewhere next time.

I've been going to the Hi-Pointe since I was a kid, and it's just nice to have an old fashioned…read moretheater still in existence. Large screen, large seating area, staggered seats, good sound system, friendly staff, and candy dishes in the lobby. I like that it's only a single screen theater, it not only reminds me of the old days but I don't have to worry about sound from a next door theater leaking through. The lobby and bathrooms have a fun collection of old movie posters and headshots, including one of my all time favorite movies - Paper Moon. The Back Lot is new and has comfortable seats, though not recliners. They show more artsy, indie films back there, or movies that have outlived the necessity for the larger seating capacity, and it's cozy. I think it seats 45 people or so. The only drawback to the theater is the bathroom location for the main theater. It's upstairs up a large flight of stairs with narrow steps. My mom hates going up the stairs, even after the film when there's time to navigate the steps. It's definitely a better/quicker trek than the bathrooms at Plaza Frontenac theaters but difficult for people with limited mobility.

Lots of really good old movies. 35mm film available. However, the incline is pretty low and the…read morescreen is not big enough.