I love going here it's fun and you get two movies and yummy food. If you're looking for a cute date…read morego here

The movie begins. My first experience at the movies was at a drive-in. So this is nostalgia at its…read morebest. This is a family run business. You can listen outside or tune into 98.5 for kick-butt sound in your car. The snacks were good, the popcorn a bit salty. Remember if you go practice drive-in etiquette. Don't turn your lights on. Don't blocks the view of others. Don't raise your hatch and sit in your car as you are likely blocking the view of others. This place is a rare gem. We will come back next year.

Some of the theater seat are very shabby. The trash bins are overflowing and should be emptied…read morebefore the next show. But the main reason in today's comment is ... theater number 10 upper level. The last 2 time I saw a movie in there, I had to run out and tell someone the video went offline. Audio but no video. They came quickly BUT it's a bother to go all the way to the concession counter. Maybe they could install a hotline phone for such things, or a service buzzer near the theater doors.

I visited this theater for the first time today. This is one of the nicest theaters I have ever…read morebeen to! It should have a 5/5 rating. It looks like it has been renovated recently. Self-serve ticket kiosks make the ticket buying process quick and easy. You can also purchase tickets and choose your seat in advance online. The popcorn was perfect, reclining seats were extremely comfortable and spacious, and the theater and restrooms were both clean!

We love this place. It's such a great throwback to the good old days. My wife and I have gone to…read moremovies, concerts etc. The service is always great and a lot of fun. It beats the mega theaters. We attended the Rocky Horror Picture Show here also. It was a lot of fun. They had a theater group along with the movie. It's a cult classic. It's a can't miss if they have it this fall. The staff upbeat also. Very friendly.

This Historic and Non-profit theatre which opened its doors more than 90 years ago as a local icon…read morein Grandin Village, continues to be the center of attraction of this dynamic neighborhood in the City of Roanoke. Today I decided to go visit and experience first hand the magic behind this theatre that besides showing movies and holding special events, it has and will always be the heart of this community, and as I was able to see and experience for myself offers a unique movie going experience. When I first arrived, I was fascinated with the magnificent restoration of this Historic Art Deco Architectural building. Little did I know that I was about to experience one of the best movie going experiences of a lifetime. For I discovered that a local community movie theatre is more than just a place to go watch a movie and eat popcorn. It is a place to feel the pulse of fervent community in action. At the ticket booth I was greeted by a young lady and asked to go inside to purchase my ticket because her computer was not working as it should. So I proceeded to do so and walked over to the concession stand where a lady greeted me with a warm welcome and not only sold me the ticket but after I asked her about the theatre, she gave me a personal description of key points of its structure as well as other activities that took place here. Among other things she told me about the Art Gallery on the second floor, the different viewing rooms and the two owls located in the main one, and other events and activities that they have year round including the fundraisers. Also, tonight they were having the Rocky Horror Picture Show showcased by the Tolls of Madness Troupe from Virginia Tech. The cast will dress like the ionic characters and encourage audience participation through callback lilines aimed at the screen and throwing various props as called for by the film. Needless to say the two shows for tonight were sold out. What an exciting event here in this community movie theatre in the Star City of Roanoke! One could see the excitement and enthusiasm of all the theatre employees, from the ones behind the concession stand selling the popcorn to the ones finishing putting up some light up the stairs to the second floor as part of the Halloween decorations. Inside the main viewing room I was impressed with natural red brick walls and the two owls. The chairs even though they weren't as reclinable as some of the ones in new modern theatres, they made you feel at home, maybe because they reminded me of the many time I went to my hometown movie theatre before many of them have become extinct due to lack of creative management and competition from the big new modern ones. Last time I went to one of those the room temperature was so hot to the point of being uncomfortable. But here, in this cozy and warm not so little theatre, the air-condition worked just fine and contributed to the excellent movie watching experience. As I was leaving there was a crowd of people outside waiting to come in for the Rocky Horror Picture Show; and I thought to myself: Now I know and have experienced the magic behind the Grandin Theatre and wish everyone who reads my review can do the same.

They seriously need to fix their seats nothing worse than sitting in broke seats while trying to…read moreenjoy a movie.The prices are good for the area but it's a shame it seems the owner doesn't care about the whole theaters appearance

Radford and Fairlawn both operate theaters for local residents that serve the area, and regularly…read moreoffer new release movies. Scarrette's offers an outstanding value, especially when taking a family to the movies. Pricing is about HALF of other higher end theaters on both tickets and concessions. Are their seats dated? Yep. Does the lobby look up to date and modern? Nope. Would extensive renovations help? Absolutely. Would that increase the price of the experience? Most definitely. Altogether? A family friendly experience at an unmatched price, in an adequate venue.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. Staff is super friendly, cozy environment, clean and the best popcorn…read moreANYWHERE!!! My new go to.

Stand behind my original review from about a year ago, so check that out. Went here again this…read moreMemorial Day weekend, and it's still a Marquee Cinema. Nothing fancy, half-clean, decent seating and picture/sound quality. I'm used to shinier interiors, comfier seats and bigger screens being from the D.C. area, but as far as being a theater goes, this one gets the job done. The teenage girls working the snack bar were pretty dumb and slow... had to repeat ourselves several times, remind them not to put butter on the popcorn, wait in line a while, etc. You really have no other option in the Beckley area for seeing a movie, so hope you like it!

Well, showed up for a 630 showing at 610 and after waiting in line for tickets we got to the…read moreconcessions line with 10 minutes to spare. I never worried because of previews and whatnot, but I stood in line (with 5 couples in front of me) for almost 20 minutes. The people working concessions were in no hurry what so ever. I got to the theater late and missed the opening scenes to the movie itself. I actually timed one couple who got 2 slushees and a popcorn and it took 4.5 minutes for this to be completed. The theater itself was dead, and it was clean, but I shouldn't have to show up 45 minutes early just to get into the theater on time.

The Ritz is a completely refurbished 1920s gem of a theater in Hinton. It has full Dolby Surround…read moreSound and plays first run movies, often the most popular or family friendly. The interior is pure original Art Deco, including the seats (so no cup holders, y'all). Tickets are budget friendly at 6 dollars a pop. A large popcorn is around four dollars and comes with real butter! They also play FREE movies during weekdays in summer and holidays, mostly for kids. The people running the Ritz are super friendly, and they do cute chalkboard advertisements (see photo). Located in the heart of downtown Hinton, it's walkable from anywhere in the National Historic District.

This theater is worth visiting even if you aren't excited about what's playing. The place is simply…read moregorgeous and staffed by friendly, good-humored employees. It is always clean, the concessions fresh, and you can't beat their prices. I love everything about this charming old theater.

Best place ever for families and couples...opens at 7 and shows 2 current movies for 7.00…read moreperson...good food at the concession stand and homemade pizza...very cheap too! Can't go wrong and locally owned.

Great fun for the whole family. It's reasonable price you can buy pizza, nacho cheese chips, candy,…read moresoda and pop corn. To bad it's just open in the summer.

Truth be told, I'm not entirely sure when this place opened up (maybe a couple months ago?) because…read moreit didn't seem to be super-publicized or anything, butttt...it's located in the empty lot behind Lowe's, and is pretty ginormous, as far as establishments in Lewisburg go. I don't usually go out to watch movies because it gets to be rather expensive and I'm on a starving-student budget at the moment, but on Bargain Tuesdays, it's $5/ticket all day, and for movies starting before 11 a.m. on Saturdays, it's also $5. Otherwise, tickets range from $6-8 depending on how old you are. The seats here are super comfy + spacious! The popcorn and the drinks seem to be all-you-can-eat, which is a novel concept for a movie theater (at least to me). Food/refreshments at movie theaters are notoriously expensive, but considering that you can refill as many times as you want, that makes it more worth it (assuming you really do get up to get more). A small popcorn is $4.75, and the ginormous tub is $6.75, so make your decision depending on how good the movie/your company is and/or how frugal/lazy you're feeling! My favorite thing is probably the fact that they have all sorts of different toppings/seasonings for the popcorn, from your standard butter to...ranch, garlic parmesan, cheddar, caramel, and kettle corn. :D I was going to try every flavor, but got stopped up on the kettle corn, so...maybe next time!

The theater is o.k. but the staff could be better. The "girl" selling tickets had no personality…read moreand acted like she wanted to be anywhere else but doing her job.