Horrible service. Seats smell like poop. Popcorn was stale. Movie seemed to be low quality. There…read moreare much better, non-corporate cinemas in town. I am not going back.

Terrible I've unfortunately been here twice (because I didnt…read morelearn the first time) and both times, the audio was so low it was difficult to hear (in an action movie!), and the lights were on during the main showing. SKIP IT

Amazing! Great theater. Go early for the free tour. Scott, our tour guide, was both knowledgeable…read moreand adorable. We were so excited to see Goonies. Check and see what's showing. Popcorn was delicious and crunchy. Fun combos available. Definitely recommend!

The Whiteside is an old school movie theater. It opened in 1922, by the Whiteside brothers from…read moreIowa, along with the slightly more vintage Majestic in 1913. It's in the Italianate/Renaissance/Art Deco style... one could easily imagine it on Miami's South Beach rather than the Pacific Northwest. Its exterior with its eerie stone faces make it look haunted. The interior has had some restorations (it has suffered several fires over the years),but it could still use some TLC. http://whitesidetheatre.org/history.php It's a pleasant venue for movies&live shows. It's become the art house venue, since it has only one screen. In the often inclement Pacific Northwest, movie theaters are common, especially in Corvallis. On a rainy day, you can find comfort watching the wonders of Wonder Woman's Paradise Island, or Black Panther's incredible Wakanda forever!

Great staff here. Theater hasn't changed much since the '80s. The smell everyone talks about seems…read moreto be gone? It was pleasant enough. I miss my Alhambra Regal recliners though. Once you go recliner, you can never go back! The seats here leave a little something to be desired. But I guess it'll have to do. Way better experience than Corvallis AMC. Better popcorn too.

Sometimes low expectations are good because you find yourself pleasantly surprised…read more This older Regal Theater has friendly employees. I'm not sure why past Yelpers didn't like this theater, and thankfully I didn't experience any mysterious smells. I was pleasantly surprised overall, particularly given how low my expectations were going in. I saw the final Downton Abbey movie in this smaller, older-generation theater, along with other local fans, and I definitely appreciated the old fashioned "hello" when I arrived, from the staff, and the "thank you" when I left. The seats were comfortable, upgraded probably in recent times, the theater was bigger than I expected, the bathrooms clean and notably the employees had a good attitude and a sense of humor (e.g. their early Halloween decor.). Nice job guys!

I always try to snag a seat for the retro films when they randomly show. I wish there were more!…read moreThe staff is friendly, and the food options are great. Front row recliners are the best but the normal seats are also comfortable.

We went and saw Hail Mary yesterday at the Pix. We walked up to the theater from the house, so glad…read morewe got our tickets on line because it was sold out. Which surprised us as it was a 3:30 matinee on a Monday, but it was the first day of spring break and the audience was mostly adults. As always we were greeted with a smile and a welcome back. We had the lounge seats in the back got our snacks and drinks, enjoyed the show.

Almost *three* years after our first visit, still love this movie theater! Still has a great…read moreselection of movies, friendly staff, comfortable seats, excellent sound and picture clarity.

The outside looks like the entrance of a Parisian Metro station, but Broadway Metro (on…read moreWilliamette) is actually the coolest film theater in Eugene! Great vintage film decor - including a ceiling made of old film reels. Fabulous collection of film posters. Don't miss Secret Mall Apartment if it's still up - hard to categorize but fascinating little documentary. It played in one of the smaller theaters - great sight lines and not a bad seat in the house. Intimate viewing experience!

The movie is nestled just inside the mall, but the theater is huge. They've got kiosks on the…read moreoutside to purchase your tickets if you don't want to wait. From popcorn to candy or pretzels, they've got the counter where you can purchase that type of stuff as well as a soda machine behind the counter. They've got a few IMax theaters and all of the theaters are very large and the seats are great. I do recommend this theater.

My wife went to get me a beer and some candy and then the morons working the counter refused to…read moreserve her when she went back for herself. They never explained anything in the process and when I went back to ask what the deal was they refused to allow me to get her the drink she was trying to get for herself. What a f'ing mess. Avoid.

Always movie watching fun! Really appreciate the reclining lazy boy seating, and being able to…read morereserve particular seats.

Actively hate this location. The fact it's the closest theater to me actually causes me pain. Here…read moreon opening night for a movie...and they legit sold out of all the merch. I had to have a friend of mine pick up the merch from the Beaverton location...why can this theater do absolutely nothing right? From over selling tickets, to out of merch, to the lines being so long the ice cream melts before you can pay for it. Avoid this location

Comfortable seating, nice staff and GREAT popcorn! Did not experience the restroom facilities or…read moreany additional concessions. Prices are very fair!

While I wasn't a big fan of the movie I saw, the price is right and the theater is nice. The staff…read morewas friendly and the food options weren't outrageously priced, not cheap but not crazy. The building and theater I was in is a little dated but clean. I will definitely be back.

Finally made it back to the Art House, had another good experience. We saw one of the films in…read moretheir French New Wave series, and again enjoyed the theater very much.

They were playing an anniversary version of This Is Spinal Tap, with an intro by Rob Reiner…read more I was running around 10 minutes late (would miss the trailers) but the welcome from the Ticket guy was no less warm despite my being the last viewer in. He sorted me out pretty quickly and then I faced my next wonderful obstacle: an amazing concession stand with a very understanding vendor who had two different kinds of kombucha on tap, chilled brut rosé, several beers ranging from a Pilsner to a stout, several kinds of wine including Pinot noir and Cabernet Savignon, popcorn with real butter, frozen junior mints, whoppers, peanut M&Ms... everything good was there. Give yourself a few extra minutes to decide what you want to nosh on -- just don't pass up such a great selection. The movie was showing in theater B which was across the courtyard, really lovely few steps between buildings. The chairs were very comfortable inside theater to B and the drink holders wide enough to hold the mason jar that my kombucha came in. Yep a real glass -- none of the paper or plastic stuff -- love that. But maybe the best part was the audience who was clearly queuing to many of the lines and laughed at all the right places. The vibe was a lot like a familiarity that you encounter when you watch the Rocky horror picture show: lots of audience knowledge and appreciation expressed throughout the film, which made the movie even better. I really like this venue and the set up they have. There's also free parking to the side of the building. Support this business. It's a treasure.