To me, this theater remains THE finest and most well-run theater complex in the county. The staff…read moreis clearly dedicated to providing the best customer service around. They and the management have truly created a warm, welcoming environment that feels like family. I had a pair of Happy Birthday movie passes which I used for my son and myself. We used to see Deadpool & Wolverine in 3D. 3D movies come with a slight surcharge. This was a new procedure for Olivia, the cashier, but she quickly adapted. She made us feel valued as customers with her friendly manner and her concern for making sure we got the discounted price we were entitled too. SEEfilm remains the best place to watch 3D movies in the county. Large screen, large, comfortable chairs, stadium seating, and a world class 3D projection system with surround sound. The auditorium is always clean. And it was the perfect venue to watch Deadpool & Wolverine. It's by far the best of the three films. After the movie my son talked to Sara, the GM of SEEfilm. He said she was also very nice and enjoyed my son's praise about the family environment of the theaters. He also told he how much he appreciated that the theater hires people with disabilities to help them develop new job skills and to attain work experience. SEEfilm's a very special place and my family remains grateful that it's here in Kitsap County.

Have gone here several times. Easy parking, and clean theater. Great theater location to grab a…read morebite at one of the restaurants nearby.

Great theater go weekly to see movies here. Everyone is very nice, It Just would be nice if they…read morewould get more movies, I've noticed they keep the same movies sometimes for weeks, and get lots of anime movies that take up prime Real-estate for box office movies. We have missed out on other films that have come out and gone due to this. Like I wanted to see the newest strangers it was there for a week but was only showing at 8:30 pm. More earlier showtimes please. A few maintenance issues that have been over looked, the soda machines are always flat or the soda tastes off and the heat/Ac always is acting up. Those are my suggestions.

Do not reccomend the Bavarian prezel as the middle was raw on both mine and my child's. Brought it…read morehome in hopes of reheating and it did nothing. Bathrooms are clean. Workers are pleasant. Seats appeared clean.

Still a great experience; figured out the app doesn't like unusual email domains. So, of you're…read morehaving issues, get a gmail address and you're golden. They play not only new films, but also classics. Just caught Silence Of The Lambs, and had a great time. Definitely the movie theater for film buffs.

Excellent experience at the movie house showing the classic Goonies with kids. The food is a…read morelittle pricey, but that's not too unexpected for a theater/restaurant combo. The movie tickets were actually pretty inexpensive by today's standards of around 7 per person. They had an excellent in-house brand Tracyton IPA draft available in pitchers. The ADA seating and some of the seats up front is folding chairs and pop up tables. Luckily we had the nice recliner chairs. I don't know if it's clear or not on the website on which seats don't recline and are instead folding chairs. Service was good and the food was excellent. Military discount available. Also onsite is a pretty decent arcade with newer machines, almost a mini Dave and Busters

I attended a concert by an refunktified 1970s band named Foghat at the Roxy theatre back in '24…read more The tables and chairs were real nice and the sound was good. Little disappointed that the venue hasn't scored more redux bands like Foghat. I'd like to go back for seconds, even thirds!

September 28th..I went to a candlelight live classical music concert. The staff were very nice. The…read morecandles were very pretty. Good experience.

The Lynwood Theatre is certainly the oldest cinema on Bainbridge Island, having been built in 1936…read more Although it is showing some signs of its age, the owners still manage to keep the facility up and clean. The seats are comfortable, and it's easy to see the screen from just about any seat in the theater. There's a stage before the screen, so even the seats towards the front of the theater still have good vantage of the screen. We went to a crowded show, but we were still comfortable in our seats, even with people all around us. My only complaint would be the popcorn, which was slightly burnt and not quite as fresh as we would've liked.

Great little theater to take in an art film at and there are lots of easy food options next door…read moreand across the street. It makes for an overall nostalgic and wonderful experience.

This is a small town local theater and you can't tell me otherwise…read more Yes Regal may be a chain but this theater does a lot for families. In a world where every new animated movie is rated PG or higher(or should be) this theater constantly shows older G rated movies at a reasonable price. They do lots of events in the Summer for kids movies as well and on Tuesdays. The only chain feel to this theater is the price of concessions but if you know anything about theaters you know they don't make hardly any money on movie tickets all their money comes from concessions and I for one am happy to pay a premium to keep this theater in business.

We haven't been here for several years and remember it as being sort of run down and not very…read moreclean. This time, however, it looked like everything has been spruced up. It was clean and looked great.

This is always a fun place to take your family. You get to ride a ferry, experience a lil nostalgia…read morefrom my childhood and when my parents would take me when I was little and now I'm taking my daughter to the drive in theatre to make amazing memories like my parents did with me. Such a fun family outing. Great prices and yummy concessions! Highly recommend!

Adorable and absolutely obsessed. I had no idea what to expect. The shows are pretty late because…read morethey have to wait until it gets dark. Arrive and 9:30pm and show starts by 10:30pm. There are 3 screens playing simultaneously, but sound is on your own radio, so you don't get a lot of noise from the other screens. They have concession stands and REAL BATHROOMS (I was surprised for an outdoor venue). We only stayed for 1 movie but all of them are double-features, which seems like a good value. Concessions were also reasonably priced. Just don't plan to get much sleep, because you'll be there LATE! Good clean fun, though!

Really nice staff; they were helpful, kind and service with a smile…read more Theatre appeared clean inside and outside. This is so nice to see! Reclining chairs with tables were nice and cushioned, it was relaxing. It made for a nice enjoyable experience. Popcorn not so great, flavor tasted bitter and kind of stale.

Visiting the Galaxy Theater in Gig Harbor has always been a bitter-sweet occurrence for my bride…read moreand me. It's a nice, clean facility, and there always seems to plenty of seats - which may say more for our taste in cinema than the lack of patrons for a particular showing. The staff are always pleasant, if not a little condescending when going into explicit detail about how to find your way to any one of the 11 screens - including the mighty and deafening IMAX Theater. (Basically, it's either left, or right.) After living here for over a decade, we had never seen a show at this IMAX, so we were excited about what we were about to experience for the premium price of around $50 for two adults - one who is just 6-months from getting that $2.00 senior discount. Those first 64 years was worth the wait. After receiving our navigation instructions from the teenager scanning our tickets, we took a dangerous detour to the counter where wine, beer, chicken fingers and burnt hotdog ends and very possibly marijuana is sold. We ordered a medium bag of popcorn (extra butter substitute) and two soft drinks. Being a slightly awkward grouping of containers, we asked for one of those thin, collapsable cardboard caddies. "OK. But they're twenty-five cents" the barkeep said in a way that made me feel dirty for asking. "Ok. I think I have a quarter in one of my pockets." I didn't want to use my debit card again after spending twenty-seven dollars on the sodas and popcorn. After cautiously sliding my lint-covered quarter across the counter towards the barkeep, he reached down and pulled a flat piece of the stiff beige paper up and in three seconds created an origami in the shape of an open-faced box and handed it over. Now we were prepared to be amazed by the IMAX that was looming at the end of the hall past the first five inferior screens filled with parents and toddlers in one and surly teens in the other. The IMAX with its large entrance area was devoid of any flat surfaces on which to rest our 25-cent caddy loaded with top-heavy sodas and popcorn when my better half asked me which seats we were assigned to. Of course, by this time, I had completely forgotten what the young man who scanned my ticket had told me, as it was all I could do to remember how to get there in the first place. With no table or chairs to rest the caddy and my wife unable to juggle that plus her handbag while also providing me with an array of good ideas about finding tickets and not forgetting seat numbers in the first place, I had to squat to the floor and set the caddy down, stand up again to find the tickets in the third pocket I checked. With that settled, I squatted unsteadily and recovered the origami holding our salty and sweet payload and stepped into the Amazing IMAX Theater. The first thing we noticed were the seats. Those sitting in them on the first row to our right looked so small - only heads, arms and legs were visible. No torsos. The cushions had collapsed to the point of nearly swallowing their occupants like an orange Venus Flytrap with an appetite for senior citizens. As we continued, we saw some seats that were empty, showing their cracked leather like something you'd find in a "57 Nash at a Pick and Pull. We made it to our seats closer to the top of the stands and found that the armrest had apparently been attacked by one Frederick Krueger. After swinging the old, stained wooden tray out of the way, I turned around and slowly descended into my seat. The experience lasted longer than it should have. I knew that after I had passed the point where I thought I should stop sinking and seeing my knees from an entirely new perspective, I was probably going to yell "I've sunken in an IMAX seat and I can't get up!" The horsehair or whatever was used to stuff these seats was likely gleaned from the unfortunate casualties in the Civil War. The leather-like material covering them was a wrinkled mess reminiscent of a very old elephant's derriere, and to complete the horror of it all, there were no toggle to press to recline and/or raise one's legs like the other 10 screens at the Gig Harbor Galaxy. This - was just - a chair. The Mighty IMAX struck out with this patron. But Elvis was the best 90-minutes I've spent watching anything for a while. The popcorn was pretty good, too. The origami caddy is on my kitchen counter waiting to be used another day.