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    Earle Theatre

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 2:00 PM
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Keeping the Disney tradition alive!
    Cassandra J.

    The Earle is a fantastic local landmark and I've loved growing up hearing about all the local musicians that my grandparents would go to see there. As much as I wish the theatre was able to display more of the music history of the area, it does better than you would expect and it's worth checking out if you're just walking down main street. For locals, they offer free youth music lessons (guitar and fiddle for now) on Thursday where instruments are provided as well as flat-foot dancing at least once a month. As far as seeing a movie, expect reasonable prices, limited concessions, and extremely limited and random movies because it's a single screen theatre. The seating is limited and the chairs are obviously older, but they're reasonably compfortable. The sound system is also not the best around, but I've never had any real problem with it impacting my enjoyment of a movie. Sometimes they get a newer movie in thats out in major theaters, sometimes it pulls a movie thats a few years old, and sometimes it plays classics, no real rhyme or reason to the picks, but I've got to enjoy a lot of old favorites here as well as checking out the newest films. What really sets this theatre apart though is the old upper balcony seating! Just ask at the counter, and you can watch your movie from the upper balcony which is just really fun in such a small theatre. Overall, it's not the best movie viewing experience in town, but it gives you such a simple and classic 50s movie viewing experience that's lots of fun!

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    It's all we have. I enjoy it when they have a new movie I wish to see . They have music and classics too.

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    The Grand 18 - Winston-Salem

    The Grand 18 - Winston-Salem

    3.8(94 reviews)
    29.2 mi

    Rainy Sunday what to do? Go to a see a movie I've been wanting to see before it's gone! The…read morehousemaid is a book I'd read and wanted to see and I found it playing just 2 shows on a Sunday , something called a Final Cut feature. A $5 movie program they have here where each week they spotlight a movie for limited run with one or two showings, a chance to see a hit movie before it leaves theater. I got lucky ! Great not to have to spend a fortune as you can at the movies. They also give you a coupon when you buy your ticket for a popcorn and drink combo at discount price. Everything is done by self check out for tickets, with a person there to tell you where your theater is. They have a lot of concessions here too. Bathrooms clean, and the theater was pretty empty for my show. They have all the newest movies here and imax available. Lots of parking, and easy to navigate. This was a nice break in my rainy day, I'll be sure to see what's on their Final Cut showings in future.

    For date night we decided to go see the Michael Jackson movie. The parking lot is huge and has lots…read moreof handicap spaces in front of the building. You no longer pay outside at the window. You can buy your tickets ahead of time online or use the Kiosk inside the main lobby. Concessions is in the main lobby and they have a few registers going at once so there is no long lines usually. You have your normal movie theater choices, nothing out of the ordinary. They do have a few specialty alcoholic drinks available, as well as a frozen Jack & Coke. Everything is a bit pricey. The theater itself was clean and you have assigned seats so no rush. Seats are reclinable and very comfortable. Lightning in the back row was dim and my wife almost ended up landing on her ass trying to find her seat in the dark. Movie quality and sound were great! Definitely will be back but probably eat ahead of time or sneak in some snacks......yes that's a Latino move but it's ok because I'm Latino! Go catch a movie, you won't be disappointed!

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    Marketplace Theatres - The Idiot Box Comedy Club event inside Marketplace Cinemas

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    4.1(37 reviews)
    35.5 mi

    I've visited only once -- saw Killers of the Flower Moon in theater 6 -- but absolutely the best…read moretheater experience in the Triad so far. Big screen. Good sound. Clean. Delightful old school atmosphere. Inexpensive snacks. Friendly staff. I might be wrong about this, but I *think* they play pre-show trailers before the start time, so your show really starts at its posted time. Seriously, I went to buy an Icee, the machine was still getting going, and the staff member offered to walk it to me at my seat when it was ready!

    Greensboro meets Winston-Salem when The Idiot Box Comedy Club takes over Marketplace Cinemas. With…read more$7 shows, a wide variety of refreshments sold (from beer and wine to popcorn and assorted candies) and an all-male comedian roster, this was truly a treat that left its sold-out crowd guffawing and gagging, literally, over the deliverances of jokes that ranged from raunchy adult to downright childish and silly! These groups of comedians did not come to disappoint as they approached everything from crowd interactions to tongue-in-cheek monologues performed. Marriage, modern day behaviors and protruding manholes were just a boisterous bit of memorable subjects discussed, leaving the crowd both stunned and stuck in their seats, doubling over with laughter. Myself (and my friends that I brought along) arrived just 15 minutes before the sold-out show only to enter a jam-packed theater house full of comedy-lovers. Seated directly in the front row (because there were absolutely no other available seats), I confess to feeling a tad bit anxiety over the possibility of becoming one of the comedians' targets to tease... but as the show commenced, I/we was/were left more than thrilled to have the best seats in the entire house! Would I go again when these "idiots" return to the soapbox & silverscreen in Salem? Uhhh, duhhhhh! Should others be sure to check out whenever they do make their way back to perform? At that affordable price, you'd be an idiot not to!

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