Thrilled that The Pickford Grand has finally opened! So stoked to live in a community where we…read morehave not one, but two amazing indie theatres to see art, independent, and classic films. The fact that their namesake was a pioneering woman of the silver screen is an added bonus. Thank you!

Most comfortable seats in all of Whatcom County!! Great eyeline no matter where you sit. Clarified…read moreButter on the popcorn. And reasonable sound volume and excellent staff. Damn, I need to go there NOW!

We arrived at approximately 2:15pm for the 3:00pm showing of Practical Magic 2 and discovered that…read morethe doors were locked. There is no outdoor seating option for elderly or disabled patrons. The inside seems to have been kept up rather nicely. However, the seats are in dire need of replacement. They are very low the ground and rather smushed together. Similar to the way they were in 2000. Movie quality was great, concessions were reasonable.. But the discomfort factor really damaged our experience. Not all disabled people use wheelchairs and it's a long walk from the front door to the upper numbered theatres.

Prices are a bit high, which is strange in this world where theaters are struggling to stay open…read more The bathrooms are on the second floor and all the screens are on the first floor. That's kind of a weird choice. Otherwise it's a nice theater.

We went on a Monday at 3:30. Theatre didn't have many people in it. It cost $59 with taxes and fees…read morefor two movie tickets. Concessions (regular nachos, large root beer, large popcorn with seasoning) cost another $40+. Definitely pricy! However, the employees were attentive, efficient and friendly. It was clean everywhere. Bathrooms spotless. We drove up from Camano Island because we have had the same experience before here and the Stanwood theater is disgusting. Will likely be back again even though it is expensive.

It's been a while since I last visited Regal Barkley Village. They made some changes. The two…read morebiggest changes are a new line for the refreshments. It winds through candies on both sides with canned drinks at the end just before you get to the concession counter to order fountain drinks, popcorn, and other items. The other change is that they have added some massage chairs! Interesting. I've never seen massage chairs at a theater before. The screening rooms were well cleaned (except that I noticed a puddle of gooey stickiness under my seat when my wife dropped her phone under the seat). The sounds and picture was very good, as expected from an IMAX presentation. The staff were nice and helpful.

The Starlight Room is a beautiful experience…read more Antique style cushy couches with sparkly chandeliers. What a unique experience! People will come from other cities to visit the Starlight Room. There are other smaller theaters here I still need to check out, the Rose Theater and the Rosebud. I love the kind theater staff and popcorn seller. Beer is also available. The popcorn is especially delicious. You can flavor it yourself with a selection of creative savory spices.

The Rose Theatre is one of the jewels of Port Townsend. I've never seen a theater like it before…read more Delicious fresh popped popcorn (without the rancid oil smell), REAL butter, numerous toppings to flavor your popcorn, savory and sweet, from cinnamon/sugar to nutritional yeast. YUM! And the prices are reasonable. No gouging here. The concessions are friendly and homey. You can get a cup of ice and they don't charge you for the cup! The usual candy selection, plus some exotic candies and sometimes even baked goodies. The entire lobby walls are covered in vintage movie posters. Ticket prices are ridiculously low! Most movies are only $12 for adults. If you're a member (membership begins at $100/year,) you can get $2 off the ticket price, plus earn points for other freebies and discounts. The whole theater is styled like the vintage theaters from the golden age of cinema. Velvet seats. Even hand-printed chalkboard marquees over the theater entrances. Old fashioned settees in the room off the lobby, and a vintage box office window. One of the theaters features hand-painted murals on the walls. One has been totally redecorated with sofa seating and little tea tables. Personal touch: Most movies begin with a personal description of the film to be shown, narrated by one of the theater's friendly staff. They might also include trivia or other items of interest about the director or the making of the film. There are no annoying commercials. Just a slideshow while you're waiting, of advertisements from local businesses. Then just a few previews and your movie starts. The sound quality is great and the theaters are small, so you always get a good seat. The theater is owned and run by local Port Townsend residents, who are often there, and will always try to make time for a question or a chat or even just a quick hello between rushing off to check the projector or close the heavy red velvet drapes before the film starts or fill a bag of popcorn. They run a selection of the latest box office hits, classic films, and even ballets and operas. This is especially special since we are so far away from being able to visit such amazing venues as the Met in person. If you're ever in Port Townsend, you MUST make time for a movie visit at the Rose. Going to the Rose Theatre is more than going to the movies, it's a total immersive experience! http://rosetheatre.com One comment about other Yelp reviews: There are new owners who have done a lot to improve the movie-goer experience over the past couple of years. Please ignore negative reviews from a few years ago. Some are petty and others just don't apply anymore. Thanks.

The staff were being very rude to us because my friend has a hard time being quiet as he had a…read moreshort attention span and had to talk once in a while. We weren't being to loud and we only got asked to be quiet once. After this the manager came 39 minutes later and told us to get out. Overall I would not recommend comming here as they threatened to ban us after this incident. This place could work on having nicer and kinder staff. If it was possible I would give this place 0 stars but it's required to give a minimum of one.

We went to this location for a family night on a Tuesday evening…read more On Tuesdays there is a promotional offer available for a discounted price, it isn't substantial but it is less than the normal price. There was a limited selection of movies available to watch but overall there was a variety. The staff was friendly and we all had seating available that was covid safe with social distancing. The only downfall is that we ordered drinks and unknown to us they gave us large pops instead of regular (which is the normal in past experience when not specified) and each drink was a whopping $6. They're large drinks, but nothing from a fountain machine is worth $6. So make sure you specify.

As an Unlimited Member i go every week. I always buy a large soda. I'm trying to look after my…read morehealth now with a threat of diabetes and I realized that they don't offer any healthier alternatives but water. When I asked for a large water they tried charging me more than $10. For water. This is obviously not the employee or this specific theater but the company overall. Over ten dollars for water is awful.

I want to preface this by saying in 10 years of living in Marysville, I can count on one hand how…read moremany times I've been to this theater. We drive down to Alderwood Regal because they have the nice reclining chairs and much nicer theaters. And tonight's experience only validates the choice to patronize other theaters. I came here tonight to check out the Mystery Movie with my kids. They are both autistic but don't ever have issues or need special accommodations at movie theaters. I was hoping the PG-rated mystery movie would be a kids movie, but it unfortunately turned out to be Sense & Sensibility. That was definitely NOT going to work for my 10 & 7 year old. So with a staff member's permission, we hopped over to the screen showing Forgotten Island. The movie was terrible and so overstimulating that I wish I'd just left. I know that's obviously not the theater's fault. What WAS their fault was the ridiculous volume. It was so loud that even after putting in noise cancelling AirPods and jacking up the volume on my audiobook to drown out this dogsh*t movie, even then, all I could hear was the blaring of the film. Since the theater was completely empty, I even clocked the decibels which topped out at 108-about the loudness of a jackhammer. My son, who twitches when overstimulated, was twitching so much I worried he was going to have a seizure. He has no prior history of seizures. I know Regal can't spoil what the mystery movies are, and I wouldn't want them to. But it would sure be helpful to drop a "Parents, leave the kids at home for this one" in the mystery movie details when the films are rated G or PG. And for the love of ear drums, turn the volume DOWN!

It's the only movie theater on Orcas island and one of the only 2 in rural San Juan County. Good…read morevalue, very friendly service and good prices on popcorn, candy etc. Movies are only screened on Friday and Saturday night due to the small population. The theater is small but the screen appears very large and the sound quality is good. This is a great resource for the community and for the tourists that visit. So have fun, pig on popcorn and support this community asset. The theater has some interesting village features. For instance there are no tickets. The lady at the booth, takes your cash and says "Thanks, come on in."

The Sea View theater is a favorite of mine. They put real butter on your popcorn which amazes me…read moreand their small is actually small and not like $15. It's very much a small town movie theater that only shows Fridays and Saturdays and carries only one movie. In the summer they usually show two (early one for kids, late one for adults), but I'm not sure if that continues. The people who run the theater are very nice and there is plenty of room in the theater (which usually isn't crowded).

Saw The Odyssey. Good movie and the Oak Harbor theater has very comfortable seating. A few things…read morecould make for a better experience. Sound could be louder especially for a movie like this. Floors needed to be cleaned... left over food on the carpet from the night before. The soft drinks were warm with very little ice. No salt or butter on the popcorn and no way to add.

We loved excellent clean Tks Dr Richard Patricia Demmler the ambiance the service so goodread more

Great place! Definitely worth a visit. Top quality and small town vibe. Reasonable treat prices,…read moretoo.

Such a great theater the popcorn taste so good like Coke it's just so good Great movie choices I…read morerecommend getting the middle seats

We came here to watch Les Miserables in end December last year as its timing suit us better than…read morethe one in Aldergrove. Being a Thursday night, it was not crowded and it was easy to get a parking space. The surprise was the price of a movie ticket, much lower than what you would pay in the Lower Mainland, so that was a plus in my book. Could not remember the actual price now but it was around $7 or $8? Definitely less than $10. It also meant the theater hall was not as plush and the sound system was not fitted with THX or whatever it is called. Les Miserables was showing in Hall 5 or 6, which was up a tiny flight of stairs, near the washroom. The seats were ok, not that comfortable but acceptable. The sound was a bit muffled, no surround sound. The movie was not projected on the entire screen, so you got lots of white space around the picture. You could also hear the clacking and whirring of the film. It just brought to mind a very old school type of cinema, could be quite charming. Just do not expect a bells and whistle type of experience over here.

Oh Towne Cinema! Many a year has been spent in these sub-par seats and half-assed-run by apathetic…read moreteens- establishment. Yet I would choose this theatre over a larger chain any day. First off the popcorn, though expensive is not as expensive as a major chain, is absolutely my favourite ever. I will sometimes go to the movies purely to consume this perfectly salted buttery goodness. As I often will avoid peak days like Tuesday, Friday or Saturday crowds are never ever ever an issue. Again since I'm not huge on crowds these less busy days are perfect for people like me who have a particular spot they NEED to sit in to enjoy their movie experience. The theatre is broken up into 3ish areas with the concession more centralized. Theatres 1-2 are bordered by a lame selection of arcade games and other typical slot-machine games. area 2 is theatre 3-4 the 2 largest theatres and where the main showings of bigger shows will be played. Theatre 3 and 4 are the best ones, theatre 4 being a recently converted 3D one.The both have superior sound then the rest of the theatres. Theatre 2 has the most awkward seating as there is a central path and seating is on either side of this walkway with no way for anyone to be sitting in the center and thus get a center view of the screen. Up a small flight of stairs is 4 more theatres and its often nicknamed the place movies go to die. Movies expecting little viewership and are on the way out will be upstairs and I actually prefer these ones. The theatres are significantly smaller seating capacity but the smaller room allows for better sound intake and immersion. Often the less mainstream films will be relegated to one of the 4 upstairs. There has been numerous times where I would be solely the only one in the theatre and it was actually pretty great hah! The up stair theatres are always WAY cleaner. Typical to stereotypical movie theatre stigma the theatres can often be quite filthy but hell your there to watch a movie not critique those Milk Duds stuck to the bottom of your shoes. The decor hasn't changed in my 14 years going there and I could care less! It's almost part of its charm how pathetic it can be at times. The chairs in almost every theatre are different, the up stair ones actually ironically have better seating then the bigger main floor ones. Again its sorta part of the charm. The theatre is sorta hit and miss for movies it plays, the once operated Grande Theatre by Landmark was known for its indie-art film centralization and with its closure so did the indie movie scene in Abbotsford. Towne will from time to time pick up a indie film if there aren't as many big titles out, which is always a nice treat. Movie start times are pretty standard and on any given day you can generally just predict general times. First show times will start 12:30-1ish, then your mid afternoon 3ish, then your typical 6:45-7ish, then there general last shows are at 9ish-10. As a typical late show goer I always find these show times to be pleasantly crowd free and you will depending on movie length not be leaving the theatre later then 12ish. Movie trailers are 10 minutes on the dot, so if your running late you can take that time and know your not missing anything! The kids working change up fairly often so you don't really get that connection but the managers don't so once your on the good end with managers your worries and concerns will always be addressed. All an all my first choice for a movie theatre!