I'm still in shock... I go to movies here a lot. I am not a fan of seeing films that are crowded…read more It's rare that I see films during the day, preferring later shows. Normally I scan my movie pass, tell them seat me in the ADA row. Usually it is empty so I just say put me in the middle but due to the wheelchair on the seat, I can never read the numbers which I say. I was supposed to be at an event across town. It was impossible to find a safe place to park and there was no ADA parking. Due to safety, I had to give up. I figured I would just go to see The Drama instead. I was not prepared... There are a few seats taken, including the two middle seats in ADA. I looked and said to give me on of the ADA seats over to the side. She stood there staring at me before saying that those seats are reserved for companions for people who are in a wheelchair. I said those are for people who have a disability and are not able to walk up or down stairs to get to the other seats. I genuinely picked up my cane and showed it to her saying I'm not sure how much more disabled you would like me to be to get a disabled seat. She had to call over her manager, thankfully not at my request. The manager without saying a word punched in my ticket and got my popcorn looking at the other person with shock. I have known numerous people going through things like organ failure, recently received a transplant... cancer treatments... there are so many things that can be severely wrong with a person where they are challenged physically and need ADA seating or accommodations. So, I don't assume BUT I just had to put up a fight to get accommodations yet I was SHOOK seeing the very able bodied, looking couple sitting in the center of the ADA section. I was so tempted to ask if anyone gave them any crap getting those seats. I did not though because it's hardly their fault I had to go through that. I also didn't wanna disrupt them because they were super cute snuggled up together. I always assume people sitting ADA requested it for reasons - I'm not the ADA police and there were plenty of spaces.

First review of the new year! Came to see Wicked: For Good on Saturday night with my gf. One single…read moreParking spot was open towards the front, lucky us! Entrance had a bunch of packaged Sponge Bob which got me curious.. They looked to be containers for popcorn and of course the drinks. Fun additions but bulky. Bought tickets at the concession stand at near $20 a pop. It was a nice date out and great movie! 5 star rating for awesome recliner seats!

This place is pretty run down... and has some pretty impressively run down bathrooms. This is one…read moreof the few Regals without the lounge seats that recline. The benefits though are that there are usually not horrific like some other locations and they have times that are a bit different, some times later. I have been able to get in showings for things here when I can't at other spots and usually am not stuck with tragic audience members. Yes, I am FIRMLY looking at that person who brought a BABY to the last late night horror film I was at... or the people in the seats directly behind the center ADA spot I was supposed to sit in but had their feet directly all over that seat... The audience has come back out ... and hat audience is rude as F. Soooo, since everyone wants recliners, they tend to go to the fancier spots. Personally, just give me my space, a tall frozen cherry thing, some popcorn and play me a new movie. Although, warning if you have not been out in a minute to a film - if you see anything at the big boxes you will get to watch a half hour of car commercials.

I love going to the movies.even though food and drinks are expensive it still is a good time.i love…read morebeing able to get collectible cups and popcorn buckets.many times during the week it's not crowded and good seats.

Nice movie theater and the kettle korn is perfect shame they don't have brand new kettle korn fresh…read morecooked at the clackamas mall one and eastport one

Negatives: Way too cold in theater. I let a staff member know and he said he'd adjust it. It…read morestayed cold for the entire 3 hours. No adjustment made. No coffee or tea for a 10:00 am matinee, in a cold theater. Other theaters have it for morning showings. Refreshment bar staff are inflexible on minor accommodation for customer with a disability. Positives: Well located, safe area, reasonably clean, restaurants nearby.

A good local theatre. Everything is admittingly old and worn, some of them even have an off smell…read moreso if you are sensitive to that you might consider it a bit worse. Has a variety of different seats but its nothing high tech. Kind of just reminds you of a local, rural theatre except they have freestyle machines. Food is nice, pretzel bites are low key a sleeper hit, just have to wait for them to warm and the staff and service are done of my favorites in any theatre and hold this place and its rating up. My biggest gripes is how they don't treat us like we can handle straws, they give you the stuff for your drink at the table, so you can't just get a new one without getting in line if your straw is a dud. The other is it won't show some of the smaller films and when they do its like a for a day at weird hours. All in all, great for the neighborhood but not likely worth dedicated travel unless you'll be in the area.

Ugh. It's been about 5 years since I came here... miss the days when it first opened as…read moreCinetopia... the first Digital theater in Portland and it was amazing as it served food, it had great seats, it was a great theater. Now .. no one at the door, people just wandered in, no one selling tickets, crappy seats that don't recline and very uncomfortable. 3 stars do not want to come back. Only redeeming quality is it's close to Progress Ridge and Murray hill.

Prior to the pandemic, my family genuinely enjoyed going here: Especially when it was partnering…read morewith Ridgewalker. Yes, you could see a blockbuster for a discount, but you can do that at just about any theater in Portland. When it would welcome events like the Tournees Film Festival, Radical Reels, Rocky Horror, etc., it seemed as if it was fulfilling its purpose: That quirky, off-centered, cosmopolitan little college town theater that broadened the community's horizons. I'll admit that even before Covid-19, its gaze was getting a bit narrow. Why latch on with Disney when Grand Lodge and Cornelius are going to play the same films? Why have a brewery partnership targeting a core audience that can't really drink your beer? Why ignore the campus altogether when Pacific has a film department that can actively help you with programming? I think of Portland State's Fifth Avenue Cinema and I see so much potential for the Forest. You could host Pacific film and video majors' work, let them and their department host repertory programs and fill in the rest with art and independent films that nobody in Hillsboro, Cornelius or Beaverton--or even Newberg--is going to show. If Ridgewalker needs to host the occasional ski film or showing of Strange Brew or some other party movie to bring in revenue, that's understandable. But you have untapped resources right next door that can help the Forest become relevant to new generations in Forest Grove. Showing Marvel movies until the place has to close again is one strategy, but I think the pandemic's granted you a better opportunity. It would be great to see Ridgewalker take it.

Well, it's a $5 (or cheaper) movie theatre. There is one screen with a bunch of seating…read more It seems like this one screen is usually playing one of the most popular movies that is currently out. It is located right next to the Pacific University campus, which probably makes it popular with the local college kids, especially considering the low ticket cost. It shares a website with the Cornelius theatre, so I think they must be owned by the same people. So, the sound system wasn't great. (I noticed at the beginning of the movie, but it wasn't distracting for the entire showing.) There was trash on the floor near my seat, and I was at the first showing of the day. They also didn't bring the lights all the way down for the actual movie - they stayed at the dim setting that is usually just reserved for the previews. When I went to use the restroom, there was a weird giant hole in the ceiling of what looks like it should have been a sitting area, but in fact it was just an empty room. The lock on my stall didn't line up. When I went to wash my hands, the hot water handle on both of the taps didn't work, but water did come out when I used the cold water tap. Most of the parking on the street was only 2 hour parking from 8 AM to 5 PM, but there was a small lot behind the theater that didn't look like it had a time restriction. When I showed up at the front door, there was a ticket booth, but there was also a sign on the door saying to go inside to concessions to purchase my ticket (it looked like there was just one employee there for the matinee I attended). Snacks were pretty reasonably priced at ~$2 for theatre candy. Overall, the place was just pretty dingy. It could really use being spruced up and maintained a little bit better. I appreciated the low ticket cost (which is the reason this place gets 3 stars instead of 2), but I wholeheartedly prefer the Cornelius theatre over this one. I don't think I'll be back.

I like to go here because it's not as busy. But this time was not a great visit. The bathroom had…read morewater all over the floor in half of the stalls, they were doing construction, I did let them know. I watched my movie and wanted to watch a second movie even though I knew I'd miss a few minutes of the beginning. I went to go get a ticket and it wouldn't let them give me one ( I do have unlimited plan). They tried to make it work but ultimately couldn't give me a ticket because apparently you have to wait 90 minutes between movies and mine was 85 minutes. They tried to first movie I watched was short and like I said I knew I'd miss a few minutes of the second movie. I have unlimited so I should've been able to get in.

First time here to watch a bollywood movie Dhurandhar. Terrible seats. No reclining, very little…read moreleg room and some were even torn. Felt like sitting in economy. Sound system is poor. It is outrageous that they have the same price if not higher than other movie theaters with much better seating and cinematic experience.

Modern, clean, spacious theater with comfortable seating…read more Wide array of snacks from candy and ice-cream to hot foods, (think pizza, hot-dogs, pretzels etc.), and beverages. Friendly, personable staff.

This is my go to theater; I enjoy having the unlimited membership. The people working here do a…read moregreat job & they know how to butter (flavor) the popcorn just the way I like it; excellent service - excellent popcorn! The seating is good too, although would be nice to have one of the theaters converted to recliner seating- please!?

This theater is awesome! I love older theaters that have been remodeled. I was in town traveling…read morefrom the Portland area and had time to kill. Their prices are also outstanding. I got admission and a popcorn and when she told me the price I had her repeat it like 3 times because I strongly thought she under charged me. She didn't, their prices are just much lower than any theater that I normally go to. Highly recommend if you are in the area and want to see a movie.

This is a great resource in a small town local family owned and operated business. It is a great…read moreasset for the town. The theater brings family friendly films as well as current films that adults will enjoy. The last three movies we watched here were - Mufasa, Wicked, and A Complete Unknown. Showing this week is Sonic 3. This theater only has one screen, but they keep the films rotating through. Check out their $5 Tuesdays. You can also purchase your tickets online at their website or follow them on Facebook. Don't forget the concessions. Great popcorn, nachos, hotdogs , frozen treats as well as a large selection of candies and various liquid refreshments. Did I mention friendly staff? Give them a try!

Fantastic experience! Was here 20 years ago when it was still a movie theater. Now it's a concert…read morevenue and so much fun. Lined up outside about 1.25 hours before the concert. The doors opened up and hour before and we were able to get a seat in the balcony on the first row. The venue was small so every seat was great. The later people came had to stand up on the floor but they came to dance. Listened to Petty Theif...a Tom Petty cover band and had a lot of fun. Pizza, hotdogs, popcorn was the food offering and beer, cider and wine you can eat in your seats with the tables. Got the Mission Theatre stamp for our passport.

I was recently invited to attend a live music performance at the Mission Theater…read more McMenamins is of course known for converting historic buildings into venues and restaurants, and this location is no different. It used to be the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant Church. There's some cool millwork, antique light fixtures, and large curved staircases, but overall this is on the tamer side for McMenamins properties. The venue had standing room and high-tops on the same level as the stage. Upstairs is theater style seating that was decently comfortable and had a counter spot to put your drink. There weren't any bad views, and the sound system was better than I expected. I think there are two bars, one on each floor, but the upstairs one was closed for the small event I attended. They serve drinks and small bites, not full meals. Parking is challenging nearby.

a throwback to yesteryear... still fun for any age! getting to play the full size games as…read moreopposed to sitting at your computer while your mom delivers your hot pockets every 3 hours, is awesome! most games were 2-6 nickels, but at 2.50 to get in you can play ALOT of games of the money! It does have the unmistakable odor of teen sweat inside, but you get used to it after a while, or maybe you start contributing to it after a while....

This is the place to go when you don't want to spend a ton taking you kids to the movies. If you…read moreare not in need of an "ultimate theater experience" with ideal sound/picture or the seats that kick back then this will suit you just fine. It's also not so crowded for the newer releases. Matinee pricing is $8 for all ages, and a small pack for the kids is just $5 (small drink, candy, and a decent amount of popcorn). Movie ticket also gets you into the arcade!