Went here and had a good start. Me and my friend came here, got into a movie, found out parking…read morespot, and got snacks. We are setting up in my truck and was trying to figure out the radio. That is when some kid on a scooter came and started harassing us about my AUTOMATIC truck light (in the bed on the truck only) being on while he can actively see we are trying to figure out the radio. About 2 minutes later he came back, as we were waiting for the automatic lights to turn off, and started harassing us further. Almost yelling at us practically to turn them off when the previews were still on and no other light was on. Many other people had their actual headlights and taillights on, while we had one small light above the truck bed which was about to turn off automatically. Overall, we felt targeted and harassed, and will not be back. Note ( as we were leaving early, many others had a truck bed light on, without confrontation)

One of the best nights on my vacation to Montana was spent at the Silver Bow drive-in. As a fan of…read moreall things movies, I was in "squee!" mode the entire time my husband and I got to visit this historic venue. The experience was enriched by the brand-new digital projector. The picture looked just as bright and bold as any movie theater screen, only you can watch the film from the comfort of your own car! Some teens parked in a pick-up truck behind us had the great idea of watching the movie from the back of the truck in sleeping bags. On cool Montana nights, it really doesn't get any better. Pair your movie with real buttered popcorn, candy, and soda, and you have an inexpensive, authentic American experience. Why go to a multiplex when you can watch a film in the great outdoors and watch a movie by moonlight? If you have never been to a drive-in, it's about time you got out there. Films start at dusk, and they mean it. There was only one preview when we saw "Wolverine," and they didn't start the movie until dark. Don't forget to turn off your headlights!

Disappointed with how the Helen MT theater location never brings in the Christian films…read more If they do happen to show them they are only running for 3-4 days at best with very limited show times being available. In the past month, two very good movies: He Calls Me Daughter which was never even shown. And The Great Awakening which will only be shown for 5 days and for only afternoon movie times, No evenings times were offered This theater seems to have a lot of horror and small child themed flicks over all. It would be nice to see more family friendly films that cater to the "whole" family being offered , Instead of constant Horror and small children themed flicks being the main movie choices running for multiple weeks.

For a smaller city in Montana, I thought this movie theater was pretty good. It has a good number…read moreof screens, so you have a nice selection of movie titles. The location is conveniently within Great Northern Town Center, so parking was a breeze and makes it easy to grab a bite before or after the movie. You buy movie tickets at the concession stand here, which I think could cause a line to form on busy days. It would be nice if there was a kiosk to buy tickets from. The movie-watching experience itself is good as they have stadium seating in the auditorium, which is more comfortable than regular movie theater seats. I think this is probably the best place to view a movie in Helena, based on the facilities and number of movies playing.

This theater is absolutely horrible. The screens are breaking down, the men's restroom sink is…read morerotting off the wall, the staff is just a bunch of teenagers with no management or supervisor in sight, and they break their promises (they promised a complete renovation and full kitchen dine-in experience 4 years ago, and they've done nothing but let the place rot) Get new management or sell to a theater chain that actually cares!!!

The staff was nice and the seats are comfortable. The issue is is okay that it is in a dead mall…read more I hope the place gets reinvigorated.

This cultural arts center, located in in the historic county jail, is a beautiful theater and…read moregallery. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere welcoming. The theater is open seating, so get there early. This is a small theater, which guarantees no bad seats. And they are modern, cushy, comfortable seats! Concessions--craft beer, wine, soft drinks, popcorn and candy--are available in the lobby and can be enjoyed during the performances. Make it a point to attend an event here. I drive an hour from Butte to see Jesus Christ Superstar (phenomenal) and it was worth it. Take advantage of this great treasure and support your local arts community.

Got a private screening of Pee Wee's Big Adventure on a Friday night. Made the reservation with…read moreBenji. He and the staff were super helpful and courteous. Cold beer and a Friday night movie with the theater to yourself. Was a legit experience and well worth the cost.

What a pleasant find in the middle of Salmon, ID. It's cute, clean reasonably priced, great AC and…read morethey are playing new movies. Check this gem out and lets keep movie theaters alive!

Nice theater to enjoy a movie. The concession is small, but the staff does an incredible job…read morefilling your order. This place doesn't have the luxury recliners found in larger cities, but it is clean and comfortable. The sound equipment is good and the screen is sized to fit the seating area. The prices are reasonable too!

Solid place to see a movie, if you happen to be in there area. This is probably compounded by the…read morefact that this is really the only place to see a movie unless you're planning on taking a good long drive. Two (smallish) screens - but the place is keept clean and the prices are certainly reasonable. My only real complaint is that they don't accept cards of anykind - it's the 21st century dude - this is how we conduct commerce!

My favorite place to watch movies! We try to go once a week because it's always clean and…read moreaffordable! Espically for matinees at 4 and Tuesday when you get a free popcorn !

The view says enough! The world needs more places like this cause life is always better outdoors…read more Watching maverick surrounded by the butteroot mountains. Clean well maintained grounds, bathrooms and concessions indoors. Movie under $10, no indoor theatre can beat this.

It's a small theatre and I like it. There is popcorn and nice staff. The theatres are small and…read moreperfect for people hanging out. The price is kinda expensive for a ticket, but it closer than other theatres if you live in Corvallis, Hamilton, or Victor

Popped in for a movie on Thursday at 12:30. 14.18$ for 2 tickets & shared the entire theater w/…read moreonly another random couple. Facilities were reasonably clean & staff was exceptional. Seats were OK definitely getting warn out. I was disappointed they didn't carry the cofen popcorn bucket for Nosferatu. Looking forward to going back.

Omg. So filthy. Garbage every where. Sticky floors…read more Redeeming features : discount matinée at senior discount price and only 5 other people in our theater.

Nice nonprofit that local community theater. It's runs by volunteers to help give the voice to…read moreones that can by showing films that are educational. they also show all the movies that are very interesting films that you don't get to see anymore. Very affordable and plenty of snacks to purchase and the attendant was very polite and friendly.

When visiting Missoula, I kept driving past this theater on the way to my Airbnb and was deeply…read morecurious about it. On Friday night, my family and I went to see Weapons. The tickets are well priced and their popcorn is organic! I loved that they serve their popcorn in reusable metal bowls. They also have a variety of seasonings you can use like curry, nutritional yeast, chili flakes and more. Our theater was pretty full, but that made it that much more enjoyable. It felt very community based, we all laughed at the funny parts together and I felt like I was having a movie night with everyone. I also enjoyed that it wasn't too loud, which chain theaters have made a horrible habit of being. The ads were also locally sponsored. There was also an acknowledgment before the movie started about how they know they are on native land. Overall, an amazing experience. Next time I'm in Missoula I WILL be visiting (as long as there are movies I'd like to see!)