Amazing! This is the perfect small business theater that makes going out as a family fun. My son…read moreloved the place. They have great snacks and you can even eat a sub sandwich in the movie!!! Big shared tables to pass snacks as a family. The staff is super friendly and really want to help. The pricing is very fair, $9 for an evening ticket, and my family were the only ones there! So we made sure to buy plenty of snacks and food to try and make it worth their time. They also have a really cute arcade next to the theater, making waiting for the movie to start a fine experience. TL;DR: Great theater.

This is the only theater around. If it was mine I would make my customers feel welcome. This owner…read moreseems depressed and is NOT welcoming. This theater is also significantly understaffed. Tonight the SINGLE worker who was here was extremely kind, professional, and efficient. However, they should not be expected to run the entire place on their own. Ice cream, subway, golf, arcade, movie theater. We have been coming here for years and it's the same thing every time. If you come please be kind to the workers. It's not their fault. I wish the Catskill theater would open again because it's really my first choice.

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

Watching a film with the locals on the dark on the big screen is still a nice experience. Finding…read morethe entrance to the cinema in the back lot takes some looking.

Visited here on SUN 10/12 to watch "The Smashing Machine" while we were vacationing in the…read moreCooperstown HOF & we were pleased all around. Definitely a little bit of an older, smaller style cinema located in the middle of the Southside Mall in Oneonta NY, but the actual theaters themselves are pleasantly upgraded with beautiful reclining leather seats with a swivel table. Nice touch! Now just need to upgrade the bathrooms & concession areas...

one of my favorite places to go to when visiting from Long Island. You can't beat an $8 movie. The…read morestaff is ALWAYS friendly & helpful. tonite it was a father son duo, : Tyler & his dad. . We saw the "now you see it " movie. loved the first 2 , but this was my favorite of the 3 . smiled & laughed through the entire movie. hated to see it end. I highly recommend this theater & I highly recommend the movie . Definitely want to see it again , so many twists & turns.

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.

Okay this place brings me back to my childhood. Drive-in movies are unique in that they bring a…read morespecial sense of community and bonding to the showing of a movie. Pre-movie parents are relaxed, kids a running about enjoying the outdoors and when it's time for the movie you settle into you lawn chair or kick back in the bed of your pickup truck. It has a big screen feel with the outdoor elements all around you. Magical sunsets or spooky clouds and mist roll in to make the viewing experience even more thrilling. Sound is delivered over a radio channel, so I recommend bringing an external speaker and stand alone radio. The car radio is okay but can be problematic if it keeps shuttling off or the rear speakers are not good. The staff is fun and concessions are average. Bug spray is recommended. I truly enjoy the drive-in experience as a wonderful nostalgic summertime activity. Hopefully drive-ins will never totally disappear.

First of all let me say that this was my first time ever going to a drive in theater. I have wanted…read moreto for years, but was never able to find a local one. My girlfriend and I were able to find this location after doing a little research. The price is outstanding. We paid $7 per ticket which gave us a double feature... Starting at 8:30 was "We're the Millers," followed by "Elysium." We were able to listen to the movies by tuning our stereo to 107.9. I think the transmitting volume may have been a little high though, when the movies got loud, the speakers got slightly distorted in the bass. There were many cars for the first showing, but we had plenty of room. Also, each spot is elevated upward for a better viewing angle. They have both male and female rest rooms outside attached to the office. Also, they have full concessions from what I saw, though I did not go in since we made our own popcorn before leaving home. All in all, an outstandingly fun time out with my girlfriend. I would definitely recommend to anyone. A word of advice: Since the movie goes through your car stereo, you will need to start your car occasionally to prevent your battery from dying. Though if it does, the staff is fully prepared to give you a jump.

Love this theater!…read more Built in 1948, this huge (350 seat!) theater is vintage but has been fully modernized, with a digital projector and Dolby. They show a mix of feature films, including the big-name first-run attractions but only have one screen. Technical quality is excellent. The arched roof (built on wooden beams--like a wooden ship, upside down) makes it like a big tube and you get that big movie theater sound. I love the history and the lobby is like a little museum. The original projector, a carbon-arc, 16-mm film projector, is there next to a display case (which used to be the candy counter) with old tickets, signage, and relics of the past. The lobby has posters from old showings, like Godfather, The Graduate. The ticket booth and many of the furnishings are original but the place is very clean and well organized. Fun fact: Originally the Harden Theater, named for its founder, it became the Arden Theater when the H fell off the marquee and the owner didn't want to be bothered to replace it. We had a birthday party there and the owner, Kristina was very helpful. They showed a movie at 10:30 on a Saturday, then we had cake and snacks in the lobby, then went to a local pizza place. Fun place for a party and a great theater.

It's a classic theater with a great old time vibe. Very clean. Family owned. I've been to it twice…read moreso far and looking forward to more this year.

Woodstock is lucky to have this place! I go once a week. The previews are always amazing. This is…read morewhat every town should be honored to have as their small town cinema. Thank you for always having interesting independent films as well as current blockbusters. Support this theater!! Also popcorn with nutritional yeast? Yes please!

My wife and I just got out of a screening of The Bikeriders and we both loved the place. Bright…read moreprojection, proper screen masking, these are lost arts. Your chain theater couldn't care less about them. Loved it would go back.

The Walton Theater is a great little theater. It's very unique in that it has been restored quite…read morea bit to it's original appearance. The town raised money to purchase a digital movie system a few years ago rather than lose the movie portion of the theater. There are other things going on there, Coffee Houses, Christmas shows and they have a classic movie night once a week, I believe. You can get a soda/tea, popcorn or other snack and admission for two for under $20!

This is the local, one screen movie theatre in the samll town where I live. There is a movie on…read more Fri and Sat Nights, and Sun and Wed afternoon. In New York most twons as small as Walton don't have a movie theatre. The movies are, most of the time, something familiy oriented (e.g. not Kill Bill, or King of the New York, the Christopher Walken/ Laurence Fishnbrune movie). However sometimes there are surprises, they had Burn After Reading not too long ago, and also that Chris Cooper/ Laura Liney movies played here.... It is cheapier than a movie theatre in Oneonta (which is a larger sized)... You can't get fountain soda though, or popcorn past the opeing of the second screening... There are also concerts several times a year... Last but not least, is the Christams show at the end of the year... It's basically a talent show/ variety show centered around Christmas. So, taht's kind of cute.

Great little theatre ! Great community spirit, feeling, small town. Wish more films would be…read moreplaying here.

The best thing about this place is the community based feel it has going on, which make me want to…read morepatronize it more&more. I encourage everyone to access this gem. The people are super friendly and genuine. Me and my love came out to see the Mark Felt movie, and I have to admit it beats going to the malls anyday. Especially with all the good eats just steps from the door, you can easily have dinner and a movie night in a quaint lil town. SUPPORT THE LOCALS!!!!

I wish they had a kiosk for people who bought tickets online to quickly check in instead of…read morestanding on line behind people who are buying their tickets (frequently college kids in a pack all buying separately lol) they use REAL butter on their popcorn which is awesome! The price is right and gives me hope that the cinema isn't dead or a demand of $100 to enjoy! For two people in vip seats we got in for $19! That's unheard of!! We bought candy, soda, and popcorn and between the tickets and that we still got out of there for less than two tickets and popcorn alone at other cinemas. It's a smaller theater but it's great quality. We would love to return here!!!

Spur of the moment trip cause we are a bunch of big kids at heart and we're eating dinner across…read morethe street. I've known this theatre from Back when my buddy went to school here im the 90s. Group of 20+ of us decided to walk over after dinner. They had a 10 ticket special which usually is used for a max of 4 tickets at a time but he made an exception for us since we had such a big group. We all made sure to get some snacks cause and was nice to support a small local business. They do a good job to utilize the space they have with some regular seats and some recliner seats. Also you pick your seat when you come in. No worrying about will I be able to sit with the rest of my party. PS cocaine bear was hysterical