It's a movie theatre...Plain and simple as that. They have the main movie hits and packed…read moreauditoriums. You can tell that this theater has been here for a minute (check out the 90's birthday room). I LOVE that you're able to buy your tickets and pick them up from self served kiosks. The employees seem to all be high school to college aged.

Popcorn is always fresh and the staff is very nice. I feel like this place gets a bad rep but I've…read morenever had a problem. The ticket prices are also more reasonable. SIgn up for the Frequent Movie Goers club and you can earn points to get free popcorn/drinks/tickets. Their website shows free movies for the FMG club on Friday's-Sundays @ 10 am in the fall. Great time to take the kids to a movie is when it's free!

I took my nephew to a 3:40 movie at Celebration Cinema because I wanted him to experience watching…read morea movie in a theater with a recliner. I purchased our tickets in person and I was asked if I was part of their rewards program. I said that I thought that I was. I gave my phone number and was told that I wasn't in their system, but yet he didn't ask me if I wanted to sign up. After we got to our seats I went to their website to sign up for their rewards because I always take advantage of loyalty programs, and when I put my information in it said I was already a member. We went to the concession stand where I was informed that they were out of most of the beverages in the beverage station because they had been busy. My nephew then went to look at the candy selection and we struck out again. He wears braces and has a peanut allergy and there were no plain M&Ms or chocolate options without peanut butter, so we couldn't buy candy. When we got to our seats I was so shocked that I started laughing and took a picture before I sat down. The recliners are old and worn and worse than any furniture I have seen in people's homes. Thankfully my nephew enjoyed the movie (Elio).

I hadn't been to a theatre in a while, but a new release had to be seen on the big screen! My kiddo…read moreeasily bought tickets online and chose our seats. The parking lot was pretty empty, though it was 2p on a Friday. Their restrooms seemed well kept, which is always nice. We got right in, got our popcorn and drink and off to find our seats. Great big comfy recliners with swinging trays for your snacks and drinks. It wasn't as loud as I remember which was a nice change. Great time!

Usually not terribly busy(at least when I go during matinees) and seating is very comfy and clean…read more Friendly attendants.

Good atmosphere, clean and nice setup…read more Loved the movies themed popcorn container. Staff were polite and helpful! The validate parking !!

Always friendly smiles to greet you. And it's very…read morereasonable prices... It's clean and lots of goodies to choose from for snacking while the movies playing.

No frills movie theater running current movies with prices that you can take your family too and…read morestill afford to buy popcorn. Why pay $9-12 dollars to see a movie when I can elsewhere when can come here to M-89 Cinema and buy a senior evening ticket for $5.

Local theater, for locals, by the locals (although out-of-towners are always welcome to come to a…read moreshow or join in on the fun). Most of the time the acting definitely won't be the best you'll ever see, but there are a few great actors and actresses who will stand out and make you believe that they are their character and no one else. I grew up in this playhouse. It was and still is one of my favorite places to just be. I view this place as a sanctuary, not only because it used to be a church, but also because it makes me feel at peace. When I was in plays and musicals here, I was simply joyful to get to go to rehearsals with tons of like-minded individuals who wanted to dance, sing, act, and laugh like I did. Sure there was drama sometimes, but that's theater for ya! (And life! But don't tell anyone else that or else they'll get upset and start going off about how they don't have ANY drama in their life). So come check out a play or musical, they have shows around 6 times a year; so about every other month you can come and enjoy a show. The tickets range from $5 (for advanced students non-summer musical price) to $15 (for adult pay at the door summer musical price). If you wanna know the in between prices just check out their website and click on "Tickets".

It's been years since I attended a play put on by the Paw Paw Village Players. The troupe has…read moremoved from the super old, not air conditioned former church to the Freshwater Church in the super old former Paw Paw High School. The theater does double duty - church on Sunday and Paw Paw Village Players theater in the evenings and Saturdays. I'm all for local theater and the Village Players do a good job even though I'm sure they are on a tight budget. This past weekend we saw the Christmas Carol. The sets were pretty minimal, but the lighting and sound made up for it. The church has spent a lot of money on renovating the old school and especially the auditorium and it shows. New seats were installed and the sound system was top notch. I applaud the actors who took time out of their busy schedule to put on this production. Well done!

Amazing updates to this already awesome theatre. They keep prices affordable and still provide a…read moregreat movie experience. Their recent upgrades are the icing on the cake!

This is what we used to call a good old-fashioned dollar theater. Please don't be confused…read moreadmission is five dollars but that is half the price of other cinemas. Kind friendly staff great prices on popcorn and other snacks! It makes taking the family to the theater possible again by making it financially reasonably priced. Now, the theaters do not have giant screens, there's no stadium seating, there's no reclining massage chairs, no IMAX surround sound. But it is a good experience for the price.

Best prices around, which is why my husband and I bother to drive 30 minutes each way to see a…read moremovie. We came today for the Mean Girls movie and each ticket was only $5.50 for an evening showing. The Loma only has three theaters and doesn't have all the glitz and glamour of a Celebration! Cinema, but it is where I prefer to go personally. I can easily only spend $20 for tickets and treats to enjoy a movie so I will most definitely continue to be a patron of the Loma simply based on prices.

The best place. Cozy and comfortable. Defiantly recommend, this place beats all the other big…read morecinemas by a landslide, the owners are amazing

Quality was great! My car battery dies but they had a charger on deck for free! Would definitely go…read moreagain

We drive over from Chicago to a nice, old-school drive-in. Good selection of movies for double…read morefeatures. Would highly recommend.

Everything was awesome! I highly recommend ordering your snacks online and having them delivered…read moreright to your seat. Just sit back, relax in your luxury recliner, yes, with cup holders!, and enjoy the show. The convenience of having your snacks brought to you is a big win. So why not five stars? Glad you asked... The bathrooms could really use some attention, either a deep clean or new stall seats. Yes, they offer seat covers, but let's be honest, those aren't exactly fun. Also, just a small suggestion: it would be amazing if drink refills could be delivered too in the future!

Compared to what's around. Not many choices…read more That said they keep it pretty clean and matinee prices aren't bad if you stay away from the refreshments. Last time the coke was a little flat and popcorn a little stale. Why is it the older you get the more critical you are of everything? But... the nostalgia of going to the theater and getting treats to watch opening of a good movie is hard to beat. Date day with my wife and watching a good flick. The seats are really comfortable and all in all a good experience. Considering where we are and the alternatives this was pretty good and appreciate the service here. Everyone seemed nice and friendly and ready for opening.

Great little retro movie theatre featuring current films, independent films, retro films and…read morespecial events including silent movies accompanied by live music and more! Delicious popcorn with "real butter", treats and canned beverages at reasonable prices! Friendly staff too!

We love this vintage theater, and now they serve beer and wine! The seats are old but not…read moreparticularly uncomfortable. The screen is probably not as large as the big Cinemax theaters, but Three Oaks is a lovely small Michigan town that has other active art venues such as the Acorn Theater, and a few restaurants...