Basic movie theater. Doesn't have reclining seats, adjustable armrests, or nicely cushioned chairs,…read morebut does have a decently stocked concession stand and a mini arcade in the front. Seats are also first come first serve, so arrive early if you have a big group or it's opening weekend.

The lights don't fully turn off because they don't have proper exit sign lighting according to an…read moreemployee I asked. The seats are also subpar.

The Roxy move theatre is one of those rare cinema gems that transports you back in time to the 50s,…read moreor maybe the 60s (I wasn't around for that)! The main theatre screen is the main event here, as it has been restored to its old glory; thanks to new owners about a decade ago. It's a huge screen surrounded by art deco fixtures. The seats are comfy enough, even if they may not appear to be the cleanest. The two other theaters are rather generic boxes, the kind you'd find most anywhere else, with smaller screens. You can't beat the prices for a first-run flick: $6/adults, $5/seniors. And those are for the prime time evening shows! Wow! Concession prices are great too: $5 for a refillable barrel of popcorn! If you're ever in Lock Haven, this is a must-see! I'll give it 5 stars, for the pricing and the unique environment. Hands down, this is my family's go-to place to catch the latest blockbuster.

A small town movie theater with very affordable prices. 3 screens, auditorium 1 is large and…read morehistoric but restored. Spent a lot of my Friday nights in that theater growing up, good times. They don't sell tickets online, just at the door. Refreshments are reasonably priced and there is a self-serve popcorn buttering machine. If you are in Lock Haven, you must make it a point to stop by the Roxy for a flick. It has character, so much history and charm. If and when they start selling beer and wine, which is unlikely because PA, I will bump it up to 5 stars.

Screen number 3 is not working correctly, the sound is OK but extremely dark, the owner is aware of…read morethe situation and he refuses to fix the problem. He erases every negative comment on Facebook. No refunds are given. Stay away from screen 3.

Yes went to see movies on screen 3 it was very dark and unwatchable. the manager did not seem very…read moreconcerned about giving a refund or making it right. the other screen seemed to be good.

Jonathon at Vintage View Cinema was proactive and timely in his services. We used a 33 foot screen…read moresetup and it was perfect for our event.

From the owner: Discover the thrill of mobile cinema like never before at Vintage View Cinemas…read more What We Offer: - Giant Inflatable Outdoor and Indoor Screens - High-Quality Audio and Projection - Delicious Concessions including Popcorn, Candy, Nachos, Nachos, etc. - Adult and Family-Friendly Atmospheres - Blockbuster Films & Classics - Vintage themed Preshows and Intermissions included with every package Special Features: - Themed Movie Nights - Date Night Packages - Kids' Movie Parties - Live Sports and Entertainment - Corporate Events - Concession Rentals - Rock Band Karaoke

Unexpected day off while out of town on business. Unfortunately, a lot of businesses are closed on…read moreMonday. So I came to the movie theater. My home movie theater has pre-selected seating, reclining seats, 13-20 wide seats per row, and tables. So, I was a little disappointed by the upright chairs. The pop machine was cool. It had a selection of over 20 beverages that were sortable. Small popcorn is rather large. Pleasantly surprised to only share the theater with two other people. Ticket prices very reasonable. Parking onsite and metered street parking.

Been a long time since I came to our local theater and was surprised. Seemed pretty clean, staff…read morewere a little short and to the point but I suppose helpful and the process was quick. Will be returning again!

I took my son and niece to go see the new SpongeBob movie. It was easy to purchase the tickets for…read morethe popcorn and movie at the same place. Theater was clean. It was not crowded. The popcorn was a little salty, but it tasted fresh.

The Flagship Premium Cinema offers a relaxing movie experience with comfy, cozy recliners,…read more Internet ticketing, and unlimited self-serve soda for those who indulge. The drive from Harrisburg is worth the extra amenities, and the viewing experience is similar to the comforts of being home. Finally, I'm watching Ryan Coogler's period drama Sinners. I might need to see it again to digest all the symbolism.

This is one of my favorite drive ins. I love that it is grassy and cools off by show time. The…read morepeople running it seem laid back. We stop by the snack bar every time to support the drive in.

Ok,For those of u that remember going as a little kid or teen to a drive- in , movie that seem to…read morebe non-existent, these days. In NJ we had a few in South Jersey but they closed decades ago becuz of the huge multiplexes. I heard about this place and wanted so badly to check it out. Now if u live where I do or close to the Philly area it's about a 2 hour and a half . But it's def worth the trip. It would be cool, for a family and kids as kids r free 11 and under which is a big savings $$$$$. They have your drive in which late last year in August the price $8 a person . U can't beat it . My girlfriend and her kids and I left early to get there by dusk .Get there early so u can get a good place since u r outside with this massive screen . Plus, I would recommend to bring goodies we had a cooler for drinks and brought snacks and hoagies. But they have a place where they sell the usual movie eats like popcorn, ice cream, hotdogs, corn dogs, drinks. The great thing is it is kinda nostalgic since I remember them in my early teens. And it's so cool to be outside instead of inside a theater and watch several movies for one price. They run the current movies and I also checked out the Midway's snack center which most where with kids buying drinks , popcorn ,,and candy. If you don't mind driving a couple hours, it is worth the trip. I had a blast It was just so much fun . Def , check it out , I def want to go back and stay overnight since the town is quaint and not overdeveloped like most towns. Def hope it is open in 2017.

Excellent entertainment! Great movies, good food selection, and and at a reasonable price, a must…read moresee!

Great place to catch a double feature. I love the food court. Its a great deal on two movies…read more fun for the whole family and friends. I like going early and letting the kids run around finding other kids to play with.

This is my favorite theater. It is a smaller private theater which makes every movie that much…read moremore intimate and personal. The staff is always friendly and full of smiles. The snacks and food are affordably priced compared to most every other theater. They even serve draft beer and wine! The theater is always clean and tidy. In addition to movies they also do plays and musicals. If you're looking for a great family day at the movies "like when we were kids", this stop can't be missed. It's the home town theater every hometown should have! It is well worth the 30 minute drive from Harrisburg. Do yourself a favor and support the amazing local theater!

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Ain't nothing what it used to be. I grew up going to watch films at this theater, now it's a shoddy…read moreVR station? With the closest theater being several towns and a city over? When I heard this place was reopening, I was ecstatic. I understand in the world of streaming services there won't be as much demand for physical cinema, but what a shame it is.

A small town theater with small town prices. Cash only!…read more Prices are $2 less for children or seniors, or the same price for everyone for matinees. They get all the same movies as the big city theaters for about half the price! There is ample street parking around the neighborhood of Coaldale. The backlit overhead marquee makes a nice photo-op if you are posting to Facebook about what movie you are about to see. Do this before you get to your seats (unless you want to do it *after* seeing the movie) because once you get too far beyond the entrance, you lose signal (I have AT&T/Cricket.)