I'm very pleased with the redesign of this relaxed one screen cinema. There used to be two screens…read morewith a rat maze tunnel to the far one, but after I sat on a couple of nails in the seats, it was time for a change. I'm pretty sure you can still get a small popcorn and small soda for $1 each, which is unheard of at movie theatres. Matinees used to be $4 and night shows $5 in the first few years, but now the prices have risen $1.25 each. The increase is understandable and the management still manages to pull in big movies on a few opening days (Lord of the Rings films are the most notable examples), but I wish they still operated on 2001 prices. Support this local theatre so that there will always be an alternative to driving 45 minutes to Asheville to see a film.

Very nice for a small town movie house! Friendly management and up-to-date selections…read more A couple of years ago, there was a most welcome update of the premises and equipment. High Ratings!!

Ok, we're Mamma Mia groupies. My band of crazies LOVE the music of Abba. We were so excited to see…read morethis prequel, Mamma Mia Here We Go Again and this new production did not disappoint. The same characters, played by the same actors with some twists and turns that are just fun and unexpected.There were some new ABBA pieces in this one...not new music, just pieces not in the first version so that added a little nuance of interest. Cher was slightly stiff and almost plastic but given her longevity (she's slightly older than I) perhaps she has some twinges in her hinges, but she was a fun addition to the story line.Meryl Streep had a very special spot but it was tender and bitter sweet. Just like most of ABBA numbers, this was a fun, feel good romp and we loved it. The cinema has a simple food bar and we had hot dogs or barbecue, wine, beer and of course, pop corn. We ordered the popcorn before we took our meal into the theater. Then just before the movie started we went back to the lobby and picked up our reserved popcorn. The staff is always friendly and fun and each trip to the Flat Rock Cinema is a guaranteed quality time!

This intimate venue was a terrific spot to catch Tyler Ramsey's show, promoting his latest album…read moreNew Lost Ages. It was so much fun and better than the average movie theater.

Love everything about the Tiger Drive In. The people are great, it's a beautiful setting, my kids…read morelove the playground and so does my dog, I love that we can all go together and they can play before the movies. We are in the process of planning our next trip.I love everything about the Tiger Drive-In. The people are great, and it's a beautiful setting. My kids love the playground, and so does my dog. I wish they would do more double features. We just like hanging out under the stars and wanting movies. One feature is never long enough.

Great picture and sound quality! Nice setup with classic…read morefood options. Clean bathrooms and spacious

The only reclining seats in the theater 5 were the ones at the very front. Made the viewing less…read morethan optimal. Theater was clean and the reclining seats work, so thats a plus. Staff were friendly, if a bit slow, but all in all a good experience watching a movie with my 2 sons.

We watched Avatar fire and ash in 3D. The reclining chairs are comfortable. The theater was super…read moreclean. We were totally impressed.

Current Review: Cinemark has changed their menu! One of the…read morereasons we prefer this movie theater over others is because we can enjoy a full meal at a reasonable price while watching a film. My husband and I went to the Cinemark in Asheville last week. We were delighted to see an updated menu. We tried a burger, chicken tenders and donut holes...but there are several items we are looking forward to trying! Everything was tasty and fresh! Former Review: I planned an private screening event, and the experience was wonderful from start to finish. First, I was connected with the corporate office to get the process started. I worked with Josh who was super helpful and very communicative. At the event, the local team headed up by Prosper and Tammy was amazing. Everyone who helped with the event from checking us in to taking our concession vouchers to cleaning up the theater was the best. I also compared the same package with other area theaters, and Cinemark had the best price. So...overall...a complete win!

Nice small cozy theater with lounge seats and a tray for…read moreyour food. They have beers on draft , chicken tenders, burgers, and your normal movie concession. Went and saw the 40 anniversary of the Labyrinth. Tickets were only $12.50.

First visit here ever for Superman IMAX. Will never come back. One human staff person checking…read moretickets, everything else automated even self serve and self checkout concessions. The IMAX theater seats were brutally uncomfortable and at 5'4" I almost had trouble getting into them. The theater was also brutally freezing and while I really like loud theater sound, the sound was so loud I thought we were going to have to leave - my ears actually popped (and I'm not an elderly person or anything). The entire experience was just awful - couldn't even buy a beer to make it more tolerable. Only + was that the entire place was spotless.

I'd like to update my review from 5 years ago. Loving the upgrades and remodeling of the theater. I…read morepersonally love the self service for snacks, there is never any line to wait in, however, I have seen older couples struggle trying to figure things out. At least there is someone at the entrance to help them purchase their tickets at the kiosk. I love that I don't have to drive 30-40 minutes to Asheville and appreciate this remodel.

This place is a small town theater, but does it all just right. Located in the shopping Plaza with…read morefamous Jack the Dipper, this movie theater reminded me of what small mall theaters were back in St. Pete and Tampa 25 years ago. Nothing wrong with the place, except it's a bit old and dated. There were large posters hanging up for a movie from December 2012 (this review is from March 2014). The theater seats were quite comfortable and leaned back a bit. The arm rests go up if you want to snuggle with your girl.

They are a good theater with nice staff. They do only show a couple movies at a time. But they give…read morestudent discounts

A local long-time play house that runs quality performances. It was started in 1938 and is the…read moreoldest theatre in North Carolina. The season runs from May to October. It was recently winterized and now shows film during non-theatre times.

Wife and I enjoyed weekend trip to the Highlands and took in the Holiday Christmas show. Very…read moreenjoyable experience for Christmas and having live music around the holidays . The theater made it a memorable weekend. Excellent performances and would recommend to anyone in the Highlands area. Very easy ticketing online and quick pass through once you get to the venue.

In the mood for a movie on a rainy afternoon, my wife hesitantly agreed to see Alien Romulus. Not…read moremany people out easy check in. Since this was early afternoon, we decided on a Popcorn lunch, so got a bucket and large drink. Theater was very clean well organized, staff was very friendly and helpful. We made our way to our seats to clean and very comfortable padded and adjustable seats that in all or most AMCs. Ahhhhh. After the inevitable series of coming attractions, our movie started. We were expecting a lot of sudden surprise moments from Ridley but we were disappointed. A bit of a lame episode in the Alien Franchise. But theatre was great, cool but not cold, sound up a bit but not too loud. On the way out, the restrooms were spotless. A very pleasant experience. We thought for sure our GPS was off because the theater is way in back of mall shops.

AMC River Hills 10 in Asheville NC provides a good movie-going experience--clean with nice heated…read morerecliners, but don't expect the snack bar to have what you want. How hard is it to manage inventory? The snack bar hasn't re-stocked their premium-priced caramel corn in four weeks and the center soft drink machine has been out of flavored Coke Zero for at least three weeks. The snack bar attendants were understanding, but couldn't say when the caramel corn will be back. Disappointing for a weekly movie goer who buys the best, that is when it is available.

Admittedly, I went here only once when I was 14 or so, and so I don't remember much of it. However,…read moreeven though it has been so many years since attending I still remember it fondly. It was the first movie theatre I went to with "an upstairs". I saw Mr. Holmes here Perks: -an upstairs as previously mentioned -local -old Less perky: -genuinely don't remember anything bad although there was only street parking I think

How have I not reviewed this theatre before? The Fine Arts Theatre is located in Downtown…read moreAsheville. There are two screens here, one downstairs and another upstairs. I was at the upstairs screen so you do have to walk up the stairs to get there. But the stadium seating made for a great view of the screen. The ticket prices are reasonable as are the concessions. The theatre has first run movies as well as the independent films. Unlike the other theatres I have been to lately this one is well kept and very clean. So I wish it was closer to me so I could go more often and see the independent films. But I can support this place while in Asheville.