This is a wonderful theater in the Shopping Center, Hudson, NY. They have some fun pinball machines…read morebut remember arcade the arcade from the 80s. Great popcorn good choice of drinks. They have some special sandwiches hotdog dogs pizza nachos. You can get a couple of white castle cheeseburgers. The seats are very comfortable. You have a place to put your food in front of you. Nice sized screens in each auditorium good sound. Mike and Diana. Very friendly. They have trivia night on Tuesday. Some cool retro screenings look for it on their website not like your regular soulless Multiplex. This is a great theater. Got a support. Independent theaters.

If you like movies, you'll love this relatively new movie theater, conveniently located near the…read moreHudson business district. Comfortable seats with plenty of room to store some of the food and beverage options, including craft beers and cocktails. The movie selection is refreshingly good. You won't find routine horror films and obnoxious super violent films with no redeeming quality. There are three screens, a pinball arcade and a comfortable seating area. Management is friendly, service oriented and knowledgeable about films. Moderately priced. We will be coming back regularly and suggest you will also become fans.

Great value. I appreciate that it's right in Red Hook. I like that they use real butter on their…read morepopcorn. Generous and welcoming staff. A great community spot. I like their "previews" too, since they're showcasing local businesses instead of only showing movie previews.

We saw a daytime movie on a freezing cold Sunday, so I don't know what it's like on a normal night…read morebut: Great comfy reclining seats (heated, too!), great price, good sound. And, I've never seen this in a movie theater, they had unsalted popcorn as an option with a salt shaker to add your own. Genius!

What is Hudson really, without a place like this?! We were tipped off about it by a local shortly…read moreafter we moved here and are grateful to be members of this incredible community. What a miracle this place is, really. Fascinating, meaningful programming and events. I find myself thinking that there might not be another place quite like this anywhere on the planet; it truly deserves the word "unique". We love to browse the art gallery before or after a show and, embarrassingly, have yet to check out the bookstore. Sure, some of the seating isn't plush but there's couch type seating and if you're a movie lover who focuses on more than your hiney, there's plenty to love. Don't just go, join and support this treasure of an institution. My only gripe, which may not be real, is that someone told me there was a swing dance event here and I didn't hear about it.

This review is limited to the used book store that TSL operates - in short, it's among the very…read morebest used book stores I have a visited in quite some time, and that's really saying something. They have an extensive number and wide range of books, including art books, most in very good or better condition. The organization is largely by subject (and even then, assignment to a particular subject area seems somewhat whimsical), but within categories, they are not well sorted - so it does take some time to browse. Pricing is a very modest flat fee, given the condition and rarity of some titles (currently $4 per hardcover, $3 per paperback). Thus it's possible to find many titles, including first editions, well under typical pricing found elsewhere. The staff people are really nice. When bagging up my purchase, one of the larger tomes ripped the paper bag slightly, so the staff person got some gaffer's tape to repair the bad and prevent it from continuing to rip apart. Thank you, TSL!

Super fun and love the options with offering 4 screens! Have been 2 years in a row with my kids and…read moreit's a hit. Also reasonable prices; 12 per adult and 6 per child for 2 movies. Will continue to return!

This is a great drive-in movie theater. A quad. Probably one of only two drive in theaters with 4…read morescreens. in New York State. After 26 years of ownership by Roger Babcock. New owners bought the theater from Roger for the 2023 season and beyond. I was talking to Greg and he was very friendly. He's never run a indoor theater or drive-in before. But Roger shared with him his many years of knowledge. Tonight I'm seeing Terminator 2 and total recall. Along with new releases they are planning to do more retro movies this season so that's great. Everything at the snack bar is delicious cheeseburgers mozzarella sticks french fries popcorn. Make sure to get something at the concession stand when you come in. Because 60 to 70% of each dollar taken in at the box office Goes right back to the studios. Looks like it's the beginning of a great season under the stars that is much more enjoyable when seeing a couple of movies at a drive-in theater

Such an amazing atmosphere, and I love the workers here. They're incredible friendly and…read moreconversational, and remember you after visiting a couple times. Great selection of indie movies as well!

I came down for a special showing of a film, and was captivated by this small but extremely…read morethoughtfully-run cinema. (OK, I guess theater, since they're also set up for live events, the stage looks super fun). While the original place has clearly been chopped up a bit, as these things have happened over the years, to make multiple screens, the smaller main theater retains much of its original charm. The sound was among the best I've ever heard -- forget the mall theaters with their cookie cutter speaker systems, this place feels like the audio has actually been tuned to the space. Not too loud but utterly clear and encompassing. Throw in interesting programs and very, very reasonable concession prices on top of super friendly staff, even though the Orpheum is quite a haul for us, we are definitely returning, especially for the special festival programming. Now I want to buy some merch so I can spread the word.

You know, more people might come if they cleaned once in a while. I was shocked and a little…read moregrossed out, and I'm not usually peevish. I guess they do have upgraded seats, but they were filthy - I mean, the seat itself was stained and had melted chocolate on it, the floor hadn't been swept, there was trash on the seats... and the bathrooms were gross. It's a shame that the small, family owned theater in Hudson is closing - it's not because this one is any real competition.

First visit here to see an excellent film true story ! Concession and ticket staff employee was…read moreextremely friendly !!! I sat down alone for a film particular time and 10 min later it hadn't started went out to tell staff. Then when film started after commercials the lights went on so had to go out again to tell him to ask person to get the lights off. A couple next to me kept chatting off and on disrupting my focus laughing at inappropriate times really annoying no movie etiquette. Anyway the seats and restroom perfect very clean !! Will return

Finally! I'm so excited that I finally got to see a movie here and experience this quirky drive in!…read moreAnd even though it's less quirky than usual- I hear people were NOT allowed to tow their boats in to watch Jaws as in years past, due to Social Distancing of cars- it was still DELIGHTFUL & FUN! The drinks, food, service, staff and vibe were great. They accept/prefer credit cards and allow leashed, well-behaved dogs, even in the Beer Garden. Bathrooms are limited to one person or family group at a time. Masks required when ordering. Hand sanitizer available, and staff was wearing masks CORRECTLY! With such a dearth of fun activities these days, I don't know why they're not sold out every night! Get tickets with the FB page links. It's only 17 miles from Delmar- a beautiful drive less than a half hour. Follow on FB or check the Albany Times Union for movies. There are several each week. My description for those who know these places, is: if the Indian Ladder Brewery and the quirky Strand Theater in Schroon Lake had a baby, it'd be this!

I went here last night for Werewolves Within and loved it. The people up front that check your…read moretickets were so friendly and enthusiastic. We ordered chocolate chip cookies and they bring them to your car during the movie. The dude was so pumped about the cookies that I think I love him. But yeah this place is great. Definitely want to go back. I'm gonna do a little side rant about Yelp reviews here because there's something I don't get. I see a lot of great reviews and then a 4 star review. If everything was awesome just give it a 5. Those 4s add up and I feel like people that use Yelp are always looking for the great reviews. You get a 5 and 4 from two people that love something. Now you have a 4.5 that should have been a 5. Definitely order a cookie.

This used to be a regal cinema. It was closed and then totally refurbished and redone by the NCG…read more This is the only location they have in New York State I believe. The seats are nice and comfortable, especially the recliner seats. The screens are a good size in every one of the theaters. The staff is friendly. Good choices of films as they have 12 screens and often have interesting. Independent movies here. As well as having classic films from the 1940s right up until the 2000s Bargain night is Tuesday night all tickets six dollars The popcorn is good here and a little bit less expensive than AMC and regal

It's the weirdest thing. Have hit this place at peek and dead times. Other than a stupid line it's…read morevery ok. All snacks are standard and overpriced but everything is clean and maintained- accept the flavored soda machine. One is always out. Bathrooms always maintained and not had much of a line if ever in the women's room. They fill the premium seats first- cis they rock- but all seats are pretty good. Even if you have sone girth or mobility issues. Parking is easy- breezy. The mall is dead so no other patrons

We came here the other night to watch The Conjuring. We almost passed it up as the marquee wasn't…read morelit up at all. Upon arrival we saw it was a ghost town - where was everyone? There was no one at the ticket booth as there was a sign that said to wait. So we waited a bit then we noticed another sign that said proceed to the snack bar - ok. So we paid for our tickets and started to order some snacks - they were all out of pretzels, they hardly had any desirable candy offerings and the large popcorn was barely warm, the butter was off and it was so salty we only ate half of it. I noticed they brought back a sampler plate with Mac and cheese bites, waffle fries, chicken tenders (I think) and pizza rolls for about $16. I would say there was about 20 cars in the whole place on a Saturday night. I have a feeling this place won't stay open much longer which is too bad as it's only 20 mins away from us and we really enjoyed coming here when they used to care more.

It was a good experience I took 3 of my five children popcorn was so yummy. My only complaint was…read morewell actually 2 complaints a tree was a little blocking the screen and movie started 25 minutes before it was really dark so a little hard to see but overall I'll be doing it again...

I visited Millerton a very nice little town in Dutchess County New York. Several times over the…read moreyears. But I was always there during the weekday around lunchtime or early on a Saturday when there weren't any screenings at the Theatre. The building was actually built as a Grange hall in 1905. Where they showed Movies in the upstairs section. In 1927 wad known as the Millerton theatre There's a very nice lounge with a café and art gallery upstairs It was converted into four screens. Screen one has 154 seats. Screen two has 142 seats screen three has 136 seats and the screening room has 38 seats. When you walk in the front doors, the concession stand is up in front of you. To the left and right our poster cases with current movies on the left side and classic films on the right side The young lady behind the concession stand. Was very friendly and helpful. I ordered a large popcorn and green iced tea. I was coming for a screening of the movie Network . On September 24. That exact date is mentioned in the movie. I went up the very staircase steps to the second floor, where the movie was playing in theater 3. There is an elevator so you don't have to navigate those steep steps going up or down The lounge area was very nice looking, retro. I looked into the little screening room across from the bar down a little hallway. It had a pretty good size screen and comfortable seat seats. I picked a seat in the middle section of the theater. Which has a nice ambience. The screen is a very good size as well. The projection of crisp and clear. Very good sound system as well. I'm a big supporter of these independent historic downtown theaters. The look and feel of this theater was different from other theaters. like the Orpheum theater in Saugerties or Upstate Films/Rhinebeck/Saugerties . I would say it felt more luxurious. The café area had a couch that looks like it came from the 1950s One can buy a membership to support the Theatre. As it's a nonprofit Theatre now. This Theatre is a GEM in the downtown of Millerton. They have special screenings like network. As well as when the director of an independent film will come on a Saturday afternoon to do a question and answer session. Stop at one of the restaurants in town before or after a movie. The Moviehouse will definitely be a destination that I will be going back to several times a year.

It's definitely not state of the art. Not even close. And the popcorn is surprisingly bad. But it's…read morethe kind of scrappy little theater I love. The lounge is fabulous and looks like it should be part of an eclectic diner or a Rocky Horror Picture show. They have surprisingly good locally made empanadas. I wish they had a better mix of indie films. Still it was a highlight of my year to see Le Samourai in their lounge.