We always order our ticket through the mobile app so no standing in lines, sometimes we even order…read morepopcorn and drinks before we go and it's always ready when we get there. They always have up to date options for movies. We love the reclining seats also.

I would give this a 3.5 stars if possible. The theater if fairly clean. The reclining seats are…read morestarting to feel worn out. I've had a seat with cracked leather and a seat that no longer reclined. I'm not sure that the IMAX screen is worth the extra money. This is not my favorite theater, but I will most likely come back. The free large birthday popcorn with their rewards program definitely doesn't hurt.

I this place place so much. They show the films I always want to see and can't find any where else…read more The people who work there are awesome and they support local causes. They just got a new popcorn maker and it's the best popcorn made with love by a staff whthat love Cinema Center and so do I. Please go there and support our beloved Cinema Center

When I first moved to Fort Wayne from Austin, Texas, the thing I missed most was having so many…read moregreat movie theaters, and so I was so thankful to learn that Fort Wayne has it's very own art house theater. If independent movies are you're thing, you've got to check it out. And if you already know about Cinema Center, but you haven't been lately, you've been missing out. They've hosted awesome movie events like Braineaters' Ball, a Hitchcock-themed Oscar Party, a Spinal Tap Party, a poetry reading for On the Road, a hot dog night with Bravas, and the Midnight Movie series. Want to watch a movie outside and eat a burger? They've got that, too. And, I'm pretty sure this is just the beginning of bigger and better things to come. Oh, and become a member! Members get reduced ticket prices and FREE POPCORN! How great is that?

Great, friendly, family oriented indoors movie theater is one of the best ones around our county…read more We aren't as big as fort Wayne and Indianapolis, and so it's really nice to be living in a small town that has a movie theater that is ran by a fellow neighbor. The owners and the kids that work there are so nice, so helpful, so giving and understanding. Also I love the fact of them putting on special movies throughout the week n it being free for the community.. but there's not one bad thing I could say About our lil movie theater. I love it n so do my kids.. thanks for coming into our town.

This is such a wonderful place to go on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon with your family. I love the…read moreprice the people there are so professional the movies are absolutely fantastic and the popcorn is fresh.

The Times Theatre is beautifully restored with amazing art work that shows the history of the area…read more The show's I've attended have all been fantastic! I highly recommend attending a concert there!

Rochester, Indiana's Times Cinema, now more often known as The Times Theater, was originally built…read morein 1923 and opened as a movie house known as the Char-Bell. It was built on the site of a former auto dealership with some of its bricks coming from a nearby demolished college. It started as a cinema for silent films, became a two-screen cinema, and throughout its history functioned in a variety of ways for the Rochester/Fulton County community including hosting of live events, movies, performances, and in many other capacities. It closed in 2014, however,by 2016 a movement began to re-open it as a sort of community hub. While there's still much restoration to go, thus the 4-star instead of the 5-star, this is my favorite kind of movie house space and it's even more delightful that The Native Nook is right next to it. In some ways, the space reminds me a lot of Indy's Emerson Theater, though I give a slight nod to the Times Theater in terms of the way it is being used and its overall potential. The Char-Bell name came from its original owners - Charles and Belle Krieghbaum. It was originally a 780-seat theater. In 1942, it came under new ownership and the name was changed to The Times Cinema. The cinema actually closed in 1973, however, it re-opened a year later with owners and in 1979 the cinema was split into two screens. In 1985, a fire damaged the cinema and it closed briefly. However, it was repaired and re-opened. It closed on January 1, 2014 due to the inability of the owners to afford the cost of switching to digital projection. Just today, the Times Theater is hosting a fundraiser as they continue to work on renovation and restoration. Currently billing itself as a "community and entertainment center," The Times Theater uses its marquee often for special events and community announcements. These days, it also is reminding me of Franklin's Artcraft Theatre. I've always loved spaces like The Times. Of course, it's kind of a fantasy to own an older theater one day. For now, I'll simply continue to support those who actually do. Here's to new life for The Times Theater in Rochester, Indiana!

This is an excellent theater. Good prices. Very clean. Courteous service at concessions. Always…read morefresh good tasting popcorn. Professional & personable staff. Great management. MY

Very aged and not clean. The seats are broken down and small and uncomfortable. The floors are…read moredirty and sticky. The bathroom was filthy. The area around the locks on the stall doors are visibility dirty. The sinks are filthy. They have not been cleaned in AGES. The bathroom floors are dirty, the toilets are dirty, the carpet is dirty. They are tidy as far as trash goes. There's nothing lying around, but it needs a very good wipe down. This was my first time here and I was very surprised because I had heard good things. I will say that the staff was very friendly and helpful. But they need a cleaning crew.

This is my favorite movie theater!! I don't even like going to Fort Wayne to go to the movies…read moreanymore. Bones theatre is always clean, comfy and has great tasting snacks and friendly people working there. They only have 4 movies at a time but its worth the wait :)

This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE THEATRE! I love the AMAZING staff that greats you at the door and…read moreoffers cheaper combos as you take your order. The ideas for this theatre is to get you to your movies as cheap as possible. Don't even get me started about how comfy the theatre's are. The seats are crazy comfy and a really cool blue color. I absolutely LOVE Bones Theatre!

I really love this theater. It is always very clean. The floor is not sticky, there isn't spilled…read morepopcorn scattered around, and the restrooms are clean and well stocked. Concessions are more than just popcorn and candy. The food is really good, and there is a nice variety of. But the absolute best thing about Emagine is the comfortable seats. And they are HEATED. I have never seen heated seats in a movie theater before. I can't recommend Emagine highly enough. Just an excellent experience overall.

Glad I didn't want concessions. The line would have been out the door if it wasnt wrapped around…read morethe lobby. The bathrooms could use some cleaning too. Sticky floor. That being said the prepay option for purchasing the tickets went well. $5 movies offered on Tuesdays with $1 processing fee so $6 total. They offer a way to order food and have it brought to you. I'm not sure how it works but I did see food being brought to seats.

I'm so thankful that Winchester has this gem! For most of my middle school and high school days, we…read morehad to drive to Muncie or Richmond for the closest movie theatre. But not anymore! The Towne Square Cinema has three screens and always offers an adult and child friendly film. I've been here many times with friends and family and am always pleased with my visit. Oh! And on Tuesdays they allow you to bring your own bowl for free popcorn. Can't beat that! So if you're in Winchester and are wondering ... what the heck am I going to do to entertain myself? Just know that the theatre is a great option. :)

The well known quote, "good things come in small packages," most definitely applies to this small…read moretown movie theater. Towne Square Cinema offers three screens in a beautiful historic building with extremely reasonable ticket and concession prices. Ticket prices are $7 for a 2D movie & $10 for a 3D movie. In the concession aspect, they offer different popcorn combos and seasonal specials, a variety of candy, dippin dots, pickles, flavored popcorn, and fountain & bottled beverages. Example of a combo would be - 2 medium drinks and a large popcorn (with up to four smaller bags of popcorn on the side) for $11.25 - what a steal. This movie theater also offers private parties (for a great price) where you can watch any of the movies playing, bring in a movie of your own, or even hook up game consoles and play video games on the big screen! Are you ready for this one? You can even host a SLEEPOVER at the cinema. That's right - a sleepover. If you're ever looking for something fun to do in Winchester, make sure you visit Towne Square Cinema!

Customer service was super friendly and had our snack orders smooth as butter!!! Huge thanks to…read moreKyle. He was great help :)

This is me making a stand. I used to love this place. It was beautiful. The seats were great. This…read morewas the place to see a movie. Unfortunately, now I go here because it's the lesser of two crappy options. Almost all of the seats at the ends of the aisles have armrests that give way when you sit down. The seat covering is falling apart. Honestly, it looks like shit. It's embarrassing and as long as it continues like this, it just goes to show that the company doesn't give a shit about the experience of being at the movies. I don't blame the employees here. I think they're generally great and I feel bad for them that this company doesn't care enough to fix things. If they fixed things here, it would be amazing. I'll keep reviewing it every time I come here. We will see how much it matters.