Bought tickets online for a 2pm matinee of Elvis on a Saturday. Walked in at 2:02pm. Scanned…read moretickets at the concession stand - with workers who knew what they were doing and were happy to have a summer job in the air conditioning with their friends. Walked to the movie theater - and the movie was already going. No previews! The movie cut off about 29 min in, but they were quick to make an announcement to say sorry for the inconvenience and got it started again with five minutes. On 100-degree day, the air conditioning was FANTASTIC - but not overly cold that I needed a jacket. The seats were COMFY. The floor wasn't sticky. The bathrooms were clean. And the girls cleaning up the theater were laughing while they worked together. I told my husband we should just drive the 45 minutes to Union whenever we want to see a movie from now on.

Took my daughters to see Monsters University here and prices were average, the staff was average,…read morethe theater was ok, but the 27 minutes of advertisements and previews pretty much made me realize why I should've went to Washington. Someone once said "time is money", well this place is all about taking your time. After the 4th commercial for Purina dog chow about 10 minutes after the "movie" was supposed to start, I was in utter disbelief, but little did I know that we weren't even half way through the 27 minutes of commercials and previews. Unbelievable. However, if you do not get enough commercials watching television at home this is the place for you. I nor my family falls into that category. Voting with my wallet and my feet and going elsewhere next time.

Cute little quaint movie theater. Only concern was with the popcorn coming in a metal bowl which…read morethey used over

Been coming to this theater for 15 years and it's sad to see its decline. I know movie theaters in…read moregeneral have struggled since COVID so trying to keep that in mind. Unfortunately, our issue also dealt with the staff not just the state of the theater itself. This was so nice when it opened in 2010! It was one of the first theaters in Missouri to launch with 100% digital projection screens and known for its luxury reclining leather seats. Sadly now, pretty much every theater has ripped seats and the bathrooms are unkept every time we visit. I've just watched the theater deteriorate over the years with no new additions or upkeep. They still have a space for private parties and events but I've yet to see anyone book this room with a bar. In this specific experience, we got a combo with a refillable drink and popcorn. During the movie, I went to the front counter to find an employee for a refill and there was no one to be found. I was missing the movie, waiting for at least 10 minutes at the concession counter and could see into a back room so I said, "hello," several times. A man, a customer, viewing another movie walked up to the concession counter and I explained I'd been waiting and there were no employees to be found. I didn't want to keep missing the movie so I went back to the movie without any refill. I really hope the movie theater owners consider renovating a little bit especially because of their investment in the new apartment complex being built directly next door to the theater. The apartments will have brand new mixed use space available for businesses to come in which people will probably visit before or after a movie. I've met the movie theater owners several times and they never seem to be physically present at their actual existing business. Higher expectations for a business in Wildwood!

I came here to watch Hadestown because it had the earliest showing out of all of the theaters…read morenearest to me. So charming! I love the art deco lamps and style that was sprinkled throughout the building, but especially in the actually theater room. It was nice to watching jazz sad songs and looking over at the deco lamps faintly glowing - such a vibe! The theater I was in was also small (Dreamlounger), so I think it's great spot of solo movie dates. My husband and I don't have the same taste in films, so I found these much better than the larger theater rooms. I hope to watch Six the Musical here if that's an option! Note: I think staffing shortages are hitting all movie theaters because even if you have a ticket already, you still need to check in with the Box Office. Oh - also, there is so much parking!

Go to the theater!…read more For a date night, the spouse and I treated ourselves to a double header back to back movie night. We played arcade games (could use a few more). Had some cocktails (ask about the specials). Ordered some foods and later came back for popcorn and candy. I will say their brand of popcorn and "butter" is way better than b&b theatre. Yes this trip was costly, but we had some gift cards. We should all be able to enjoy ourselves and have a good time without fearing the price tag every once in awhile. This location is widely accessible and even has an elevator for the big screen.

This is my families go to theater! It's always clean, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and the…read morelarge screens make every movie feel like an experience. The heated reclining seats are incredibly comfy and make it hard to watch movies anywhere else. The $6 Tuesdays are an amazing de and give us the perfect excuse for a hot summer day.

I took my daughter to see a movie at the Wentzville location, ordered a #2 combo, which has two…read morelarge drinks and a large popcorn. I was told they were out of large cups, so my options were to pay $2 extra for large plastic (souvenir?) cups, or get smaller cups. What? So that's how business is done these days? The business is out of something, so the customer has to deal with less than what they paid for, or pay extra? I mean, the concessions are astronomically priced as it is! I do not appreciate how they do business, and I will absolutely drive farther to go to a theater that treats their customers better.

This movie theater is family friendly and the prices for top quality movies are good and the…read morepersonnel working there is both friendly and courteous. save this theater and save your money by frequenting tgere as often as you can. paul

You have to get up every time someone in your row wants to get up and go to the bathroom and the…read morerows are so tiny, awful seats too for the same premium price. It was also quite smelly. Won't be retuning here.

Just finished watching the hobbit in 3D with my honey and future father in law:) The theatre is…read morenot huge, but a nice size in a small town. The prices on candy and tickets are extremely affordable. I'm only stating this since I'm from NY. It cost an arm and leg over there for date night lol. Inside the cinema tickets and food can be purchased at the same station. There was another section to season your popcorn which is SWEET! Flavors such as garlic parmesan, sweet and salty, buttery, and etc were offered to the public for free! We ended up getting not so great seats since we were late. That's ok, we took a much needed nap in preparation for a two hr flick. The 3D experience was worth it. Pay the extra two bucks and you will feel as if your in the fight scenes!

This is a wonderful place. Great people and good. Wonderful viewing seats. Love this placeread more

The historic Hi-Pointe Theatre opened in 1922. It has had many renovations over the years, but it…read moremaintains a retro atmosphere. Independent and classic movies are showcased here. The widescreen picture is sharp, and the auditorium is wired for Dolby Digital surround sound. The parking map from the Hi-Pointe Theatre website shows multiple parking areas. You can park in the Lindell Bank parking lot after 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, after 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, and all day on Sunday.

It really is a massive bummer that stupid weed shop took over the whole parking lot... they have…read moresomeone who sits there and makes you move your car across the street to the bank... hateful.