We moved to Clifton 7 yrs ago. This theater is such a treasure to our town and community. It's more…read morethan just the movies , it's a feeling of welcoming and being with old friends and meeting new friends. So glad this now our home town

My grandma took me to see Jurassic park here when it opened. It scared the sh@t out of me. My…read moredad saw movies here when he was a little boy. And has great memories. I went once with my entire family to see 101 Dalmatians and the whole theater smelled like pee. Like 10/10 walk into a room where kids must have been peeing on each other and everything else in the room. It's a funny story we tell at Christmas because for some reason we stayed and watched the whole movie anyway. Anyway... it's hard to give the Cliftex 5 stars... but life wouldn't be the same without it.

This is the most beautiful and charming movie theatre that I have ever visited. Currently $5 for…read morethe film of the week and very reasonable concession prices. Although the seats are not the now typical recliners, they are just as comfortable and leather. The staff is so sweet and welcoming. I had no interest in the film that I saw, but was so glad to have come seen it because of the experience at the theatre. I will be back for every movie that I can stand to see. Whether or not you have a particular interest in what's playing, just come and treat it like a film club. You will not regret it!

Awesome place!! Can't thank the folks enough that volunteer there to help keep it affordable. Folks…read moreare always nice and prices are not inflated like most movie theaters now days!! Seating is comfortable and visibility is great regardless of where you sit. Hands down a much better movie experience than the big city theaters offer!!

The popcorn and hotdog was perfect! The price for the dirty Dr. Pepper was a bit high tho so won't…read moremake that mistake again!

The staff was attentive, professional, and polite, they were a delight! The theater itself was…read moreclean and no messy floors! The seats were comfortable (and clean)! The volume of the move was just right. The hotdogs and drinks were perfect. My ONLY objection is to the handicap stall in the ladies' restroom. The "handicap" commode was not up to ADA standards (too low and no assist bars). I had to use the toilet paper dispenser to get up and nearly broke it. Fix that and perfection will go forth! Aside from this inconvenience, we will return (but use another restroom before going).

Great family fun. Lots of space friendly people. Concession stand is great. Great for kidsread more

Glenda loves drive in's. I prefer an air conditioned theater with big comfy recliners. Tonight,…read moreGlenda won. We're seeing Twister! Got there later than planned, so we're on the next to the last row. The line at the concession stand took foreverrrrrr. But we have drinks and popcorn, so let the movie begin! The car next to us had small kids with no interest in the movie. Let's make noise while the smoke from daddy's cigarette drifts into our car. The sound is over your car radio, so it's great. The picture was pretty so so. We really enjoyed the movie, so we'll see it again in a theater. Drive in theaters are great, just not for me.

Nydia and her staff work hard to keep clientele happy. Brittany and Angelina who serve as…read moreassistants, are caring and customer oriented! Like any small town theatre, they have issues with crowd control(kids being obnoxious) but all in all, the movie experience is worth it! SR Wright Market Force associate

This theater has had substantial renovations. Updated seating, big comfortable now. Wheelchair…read moreaccessible areas in every room. Lobby is spacious, you can pre-order snacks so they're ready when you arrive. All areas are kept clean and fresh. Greatly improved from a few years ago.

We went a few times just before Covid, and did not enjoy ourselves. This was before Cinamark…read moreopened. This was our first time in a theater in 3.5 years. You shouldn't be sweating while in a theater, yet there we were doing just that. Caught Oppenheimer at a matinee, and that's how it was. Concessions were so-so, with Twizzlers as hard as taffy. They are going to have to improve across the board to compete with Cinemark.

Very old and uncomfortable theater.. Had to be refunded our money because of mice running around…read moretheater. However the staff was very nice about it and refunded all our money without a proble.

I'm surprised nobody has reviewed Hollywood Theaters yet. It's the only place to watch a movie in…read moretown, but it never seems busy. We usually see 5-6 other people at the same movie we're at, even on an opening night for a new movie! They do have busy moments like Twilight releases, but it's still pretty low numbers compared to any other theater I've ever been to. Maybe most people here drive 45 minutes to Stephenville for the dollar movies. Onto my review for today! We saw Bourne Identity, but we heard the movie in the theater beside us much better. They need to fix that. We took the kids to see that Hop movie when it came out but you could hear lots of killing and obscenities from the movie next door. I don't see how there's even enough business to keep 8 theaters going. Put some space between them, make the screens a little bigger and it'd be an awesome experience. The tickest for a 4PM show were $7 each, so for 6 people we spent $42 on tickets and $97 on combo nachos/drinks or popcorn/drinks. Thank goodness for that $0.50 off for the combo. We should have hit the Family Dollar for snacks. We could have bought a microwave and a small generator to make our own popcorn in the theater. I do love theater nachos too, and they do a pretty good job of stuffing the trays with chips. My only problem is the jalapenos. They're hard! How can a pickled, wet jalapeno be hard? I have no idea! They seem larger than your normal nacho jalapenos in a jar, and they're like chewing beef jerky! It sounds unlikely, but it's true! Do they get that way for sitting at room temperature for a few days? I'll have to look that up. The floors are usually sticky, but the seats are large and the arms come up so you can have a little snuggle time, which you'll need because it's 37 degrees in there! That's not a bad thing either when it's 110 outside. Overall, we go because there's no other option without a long drive involved.

Great to have a movie theatre in a small town. I love that it's rarely packed. Nice evening without…read moreinterruptions from people that like to talk through the movies.

Be careful not to touch the screen when you pick seats or some nut job will get gruff with you…read more Nice place except for one wacko.

This is a typical multiplex cinema with eight theaters. It is obviously an older theater as the…read moreinterior looks old and worn out. The cost to see a movie for one person, with a small popcorn and small drink cost $28. The movie was okay. There too many flashbacks so I was confused as to what was going on and when it was occurring. The preview trailers were better. The popcorn was good and fresh, not stale. The fountain drink had the right syrup and carbonated water combination setup. The restroom was clean and functioning.

First time visit, made a point to talk to two female managers to express what a great impression…read moreFilm Alley made on us. Friendly greetings from all staff and very comfy seating. Large concessions at low prices

Truly a great place! Took the kids to see ZOOTOPIA2 and the place was so clean and so friendly. You…read morecan order from your seats. In theater one the seats leaned back and had a nice foot rest. I believe our server was Zoey and she was so kind and attentive. Highly recommend the chicken tacos and add on sweet potato fries. We will definitely be back.

Watched Toy Story 5 with grandkids!…read more The auditorium's lounge chair foot rest we were in weren't working so all our feet were dangling !!!

it's a fair size cinema theater, clean and attractive with lots of parking, with luxury loungers…read morefor seating. Standard Format showings are reasonably priced, with senior discounts starting at 62. XD, D-Box, Real 3D showings also provided, for example the soon opening Avatar Fire & Ash. Pricing is significantly higher then Standard Format, but still far less expensive than the locations where I reside in California. I found the theater for Standard format to be comfortable, and affordable, and the concession were well stocked. staff admitting customers were also helpful at resolving a complication when the physical tickets acquired the day in advance were left at home in error. Overall a positive experience.