I absolutely love this place. I love doing plays here!!!! All the people I get to work with are…read moreamazing. It is all volunteer based, and any money they get goes to paying for play royalties. So, they can put plays on for the public! I have been doing plays here for a long time, the backstage, makeup room, and the dressing rooms are just amazing. Also sometimes, on opening night if you come early enough they have cheese and wine! The directors, stage managers, lights, sound, all the people who work on these things are just amazing. They do an arrange of children's shows, adult shows, and musicals.

The Twin Lakes Playhouse in Mountain Home, Arkansas is community theater at its best. With an…read moreacting troupe comprising those in their second decade (or more) and a steady stream of talented newcomers, the plays never fail to delight. The comfortable 100-seat theater regularly sells out. It also offers the community directorial, technical and acting workshops, and features challenging plays featuring young people.

I have been taking my son and grandson to this Theater for a few years now and always feel like…read morethey are truly happy to see us every time we visit. Family owned and super friendly. Always clean and well maintained. I would rate this theater a 10 out of 10

Good movie theater, friendly staff, the concession prices are great for the price as it is to get a…read moremovie ticket.

Great theater, friendly staff, comfortable and great popcorn! Good value for the cost.read more

The screen size and sound of the theater was very nice! Seating could use a bit of an upgrade…read more While semi comfortable, reclining seats would improve the experience. Soda was good but the popcorn was honestly marginal, had little flavor and almost tasted old. Overall, we would come back on a return visit to the area.

Came from out of town and it did not disappoint! Clean theater, great customer service, and amazing…read moremovie experience. Snacks are pricey but no different than other theaters. I seen them say they are updating seating which would be awesome!

Enjoy a great burger or chicken sandwich while watching a movie. Been coming here many years, and…read moreit is always great.

Best movie theater outdoors in Arkansas and the food is incredible the owners are wonderful people…read moretoo good quality sound also clear picture too

We went to see many movies here and we really enjoyed ourselves. The seats are very comfortable and…read morewe sat in the middle if the theater. We will be going back again soon to see Spiderman Brand New Day.

We took the family to see How To Train Your Dragon in 3D on opening weekend. We were impressed with…read morethe fast paced lines and delicious popcorn! Staff were friendly and the entire experience was great. We had a fantastic time!

Previously I have left 5 stars. I am changing my score to 3. I wanted a small popcorn and water…read more The menu read " other beverages " were $4.49 (or something like that). She wanted to charge me $6.49 for a SMALl Dasani bottle of water which is the same price as a regular soda that has refills. Or I could have a small paper cup for water. The other be owners for the OJ or energy drinks. So I was forced to pay $6.49 for a cup to get water from the fountain machine. Ridiculous.

Don't see a movie in screen 5. The projector/equipment needs updating apparently. Expect the…read morecolor to be washed out. Saw Toy Story 5 and it looked like I was watching it through a dirty window. Last time I will be disappointed by this theatre and won't be returning.

I had never been to the Moxie before, but I decided to go today because I heard that they had a…read morefree showing of The Lego Movie and thought me and my son would have a great time. The employees were friendly as we entered the foyer and helped us select our seats; however, they then informed us that "because it's a free showing masks are required". I paused and considered this information. I walked away in frustration, but ended up going back to ask for clarification questions. I got confirmation that if I PAY for a ticket to watch a movie, I would have the freedom to not wear a mask, but when there's no MONEY involved, apparently the science changes and suddenly masks are required to save everyone's lives. I won't start a debate over the validity of masks on this review, that's not the point. The issue I have is that they "recommend" masks for paying customers and "require" masks for non-paying customers. I imagine they'd be hard pressed to explain the "science" behind that decision. Again... employees were pleasant; policies... not. I will never return.

Wow - The Moxie is truly the best cinema experience in Springfield if the movie selection suits…read moreyou. I hadn't been to the new location until I came here for a movie this past weekend with some friends of mine, and I had such a good time, I think I could have sat and watched another one if time had permitted. I sat in for The Grand Budapest Hotel after watching previews for several films that I ACTIVELY WANTED TO SEE, as opposed to enduring a somewhat nonsensical thread of cinematic barf. An amazing aspect of The Moxie is its dedication to real, true businesses - right down to its concessions options. Gourmet chocolate bar with orange peel? Yup. Izze soda? Got it. Wine? Wait. Hold the phone. There's WINE here? I can have WINE with my excellently hip indie film? Someone snatch me up a blanket made of alpaca wool and let's do this thing! And the prices are refreshingly NOT blasphemous, as opposed to chain cinema concession stands. The new Moxie is somehow just the old Moxie on a different street - as in, it retained its upbeat, modern, blocked red-and-black scheme in the best possible way - with a few new art installations thrown in. The new auditoriums are even better, though. They're bigger yet cozier and the red seats (which are super comfy on your buns, by the way) remind you where you are even after you're away from the lobby. You're at The Moxie, and you're enjoying yourself. The staff seems great, too. The college-ish girl running the register at the front popped into the theater before our show began and gave a short little talk about another movie coming up, which was not insignificant in the sense that it really showed that this theatre is loved. As Ebert and Roeper would say (because they review movies and stuff, get it? Ha ha ha...): two thumbs up!