I visited to watch the recently released movie "Micheal" (Michael Jackson) movie. Located in…read moreJacinto City, this is a central spot for my friends and I to meet and watch a film. Offering wide leather reclining chairs with no issues, it's a cool theater (as far as I've experienced). Bathrooms are kept clean as well from what I've seen, and the Staff are pleasant (those I've encountered). Located in a shopping plaza, there's, of course, plenty of parking available. This location (for my friends and I) is often our go-to because it's less crowded and we stand to get more times to choose from. It also doesn't hurt that across the parking lot is Marble Slab Creamery, a nice place to grab a sweet treat after the show. Check it out!

Love the big reclining seats. Didn't see a single mouse iykyk…read more We bought tickets there and everything went fast, except the food, but we arrived early so it didn't hamper the movie experience, tho we may just order online now from our seats instead of staying in a long line.

So I was invited here as a Houston Insider and we had a marvelous experience. They catered to us…read moreand we're really friendly and kind we had a an assortment of candy all you can eat popcorn and drinks. I tried the fig drink... It was.. different. Very big heavy... Remind me a liquid fig newton. Not a fan but I did finish it just to make sure my thoughts and opinions. Other than that, the popcorn was nice. I actually haven't had popcorn in over a decade so that was lovely. The candy was a true tree because I don't ever eat candy. We saw Apollo 13 and, candidly, this is the first time I've ever seen this movie. Lol. It was a nice cool but not too cold atmosphere, the staff is kind, and our experience went off without a hitch, so this theater is definitely one I would visit again.

Sit in a seat that's on the very far left end of a row if you are tall and/or wide. The seats…read morerequire you to rise up and squeeze in between the trays attached to each seat, which makes the space you have to get up and sit down very narrow. Seats on the very left end of a row only have your own tray! Food is pricey but you will feel less remorse if you get something normal like a cheeseburger or chips+queso. I don't come here much because the seats just really are a pain but it's worth it in the end to support this local gem.

It has been years since I watched IMAX here. They change the entrance for the theatre, you don't go…read moredown the stair anymore. You just go to the old exit door it make it easier for disable people like me! I also forget just how big the screen is until I sit down and relax to enjoy the show. The show is always good. It is always interesting watching different IMAX show here.

When you think IMAX, I don't think of the junk at the movie theaters but I think of the IMAX I went…read moreto as a child at the museum! But when you think IMAX you think of those cheesy nature videos, but that is not the case anymore, the Wortham IMAX plays recent movies too. I came here to watch Harry Potter. I must admit it's a different type of crowd, a much more mature crowd, and the children that do come are more well behaved or with their parents. They are not free to roam like at the other theaters. Not a bite any parenting...but I'm JUS SAYIN'! Plus after the movie you can check out the museum!

Worker named Lauren there was extremely friendly while we payed for our snacks, on top of this…read moretheatre being one of my favorites the workers attitudes really enhanced the experience.

It is a nice place. The venue/building and area is nice. The theater seats are older- since the…read moreseats don't recline and aren't puffy they aren't the best out there. The theater was clean and staff were very nice. The food was good and the menu has a good amount of options. You can get parking vouchers when you buy food; however, sometimes like evenings on most weekdays (I am not sure about Friday) parking will be free.

A new theatre type hall with a big huge screen, which, today was used to play the movie IF…read more It is indoors and gets a bit chilly, so u can get ur blankets, or buy one here. There was concession stand with popcorn and candy, and sodas. It was very well maintained by the organizers. The hall itself is brilliant. Has a picnic'y, fun, open air vibe to it. The seating can be on the pre-set cushioned stairs, or on the special chairs close to the screen. Unique looking comfy individual sofa, these got full quickly so could not sit and try.... The audience was from all walks with kids, families, students, and probably the couple beside me were on a date .... basically multipurpose crowd, to get their burden off for the day and put their feet up ( literally!) and watch a family movie - it was nice. Its not exactly a theater so the lights remain on but thats ok, there were tiny tots running around so the lights on was more essential than not. Lovely and laid back. I hesitated to write about it lest it get full during the next event , but then I figured, it is in such a centric place, it WiLL get full eventuality, might as well write and get my first review badge .... Lol Looking forward to attend more events.

Cute drive in, playing the latest movies! Address is now 45…read moreDelano Ave. The experience is heavily based on the weather outside, but the theater operates rain or shine. Bring a fan or chairs to set up outside if you're not watching in your car. Recommend to buy your tickets a head of time: the attendant can help purchase tickets but the way also check for your headlights to turn off during the movie. Tickets don't open until the day or so before movie. Audio comes on a FM radio channel- car battery needs to be on or bring a radio. We arrived @ 7:30 for a 9:00 PM movie, there was already a line for prime spots but it's worth getting there with about 1.5 hours to give to allow for checkin, finding a decent spot, and getting set up/going to the bathroom (porta potties were quite clean). They have a small concessions stand and one food truck when I went. Ground was wet so had to deal with a not so great parking or walking to the porta potty situation. Very barebones place but you get the experience you prepare for!

I LOVE drive-ins. I love the nostalgia & the way it feels like a family-friendly event! We just…read morecame (thursday night) to watch Spiderman: Brand New Day & thankfully it wasn't as packed as we thought it would be. We showed up right at 7:30 to make sure we got a good spot, but honestly it didn't get full until closer to 8/8:30. Unfortunately there weren't any food trucks, but the concession stand had plenty of snacks. The movie was great, with not too many interruptions & I like that there were a lot of families there! Now considering there were families there I was kind of bummed when it all of a sudden started to smell real loud . People hotboxing their cars, couples smoking outside, but the best part was the EMPLOYEES smoking a blunt in the back. By the back I mean near the port-a-potties that are located in the back of the small parking lot. These weren't kids in high school that were tryna be cool, these were grown adults. Do what you want. Do it at home. But don't be bringing it around little KIDS & especially when it's your place of employment.

Wife and I had a great time. We saw Drunk Pirates. Got…read moreseated in front row. Right in the middle of it all. Right off the bat they give you a shot of something purple. Very sweet but it sets the mood. Very interactive, I got to chug a beer. Line Star - my kind of beer. Not a bad seat in the house. My opinion, the back row offers the best seat as not as jammed in and on a bar stool - but not interactive that I saw. Middle rows has a back to it. Front row has no back. Drinks are pricy. All in all, we had a great time. Franks Pizza is across the street so grab a slice before and after.

Came on a Thursday night and absolutely loved every bit of it. If you've debated going, do it!…read moreGreat show and will definitely be back again.

You cannot coin the event as being descendants of Ichabod crane, but play 80's music and hold the…read moreevent in a strip mall saying it's the most haunted place in Lakeland as well as other stories that have nothing to do with 17th and 18th century or even Lakeland. The ambiance, setting and stories were wrong for the event as it was coined. If you want to play hip hop or 80's music change the description of the event. I attended a night with Dracula at the Polk theatre in Lakeland... and this event was spot on! I do not know if this is the same company, however I did notice that one of the actors was the same and he was actually the best actor there! P.s.... Give a theme people can dress up too. It creates a more memorable adventure! And... say dress to impress. It might help people that love to fish keep that shirt on the hanger till they take out the boat!

Well, the cocktail party/theater event was intended to be an Edgar Allen Poe speakeasy & it fell…read moreflat on its face. Breakdown: It was held at a venue that did nothing to invoke speakeasy. I was thinking speakeasy, dark, smokey, tables set with candles, nope. White glossy chairs were set up in a fashion that channeled a wedding, sun streaming in, high vaulted ceiling, room painted white, you get it.. I couldn't get in to it. The first cocktail was a blueberry lemon thing. 0 flavor, 1% booze. Pretty much all the cocktails were anemic. The 3rd was awful. Looked like grape Kool-aid & tasted like lemon juice. I skipped the last one. The "troupe" recited 4 short stories by Poe. The energy was up but there was too much schtick, it was not entertaining. Overall, I would suggest avoiding The Haunted Tavern. It will not be $50 well spent.

Saw Kurt Vile and Being Dead here and it was so fun. The staff is nice, the venue has great…read moreacoustics, and it is such an easy in and out to see a show. My friend splurged on the private seating area and that is so worth it. I sat next to the sound booth on a very comfy couch and could see the stage perfectly. And as all Houstonians know, the most important part is parking and even that was easy peasy. Give it a whirl if you want to see a fun show.

Hillary is excellent!…read more So many shows we've seen at the Theater. Every one has been fantastic. Just attended Al Di Meola. So so good. Hillary was tonight's bartender. Very friendly. Are you cold? They have a must have sweatshirt for $45. Get two!

I've been to a few movies here, independant films and documentaries mostly. I am part of the…read moreHouston Green Scene so they use this venue once a month for their Green series. I wish I could go more often but they always choose good ones and have good speaker panels. I've also been to other documentaries that I'm not even sure how I have heard about?? Nonetheless I'm glad I have friends that keep me in the loop. I guess this should be more a revue for the venue since so many organizations use it to screen moview and hold discussions. It's really great that Rice can open this up to the public and it provides adequate space and comfortable seating and format for a variety of different events. It's never been too crowded, the screen is large and clear, good sound, fomfortable seats. Behind the theater there is a large common space for pre-or post movie mingling, eating and drinking. Tip: it's super easy to find free parking across University in the neighborhood and walk over!

A nice alternative film venue with a program of foreign feature films that is 2nd only to the…read moreMuseum of Fine Arts. And for the non-conformist in you, some of their films are more small-time and obscure than what you'd find at the MFA. They're hosting a few different film festivals this year, including an Asian film festival and a Latin American film festival. And they sometimes host Q and A's with the filmmakers, which brings alot of energy to the screenings. Obviously, it comes with the inherent pitfall of any art film venue.. you can see some real stinkers there. But another day, you'll catch something cool and memorable that you would never have seen anywhere else. There are a few cons: First and foremost, it's CASH ONLY and there isn't a convenient ATM nearby. Second, parking is confusing since it's on the Rice campus. And finally, there's no concession stand. The film calendar on their website is well-kept now, and is updated regularly. http://film.rice.edu/Events.aspx