It hasn't been open since 2021. It doesn't seem.like the owner, fiesta shows, is planning to reopen…read moreanytime soon. They haven't even updated the website in 6 years.

With all things COVID we need activities which we can socially distance from each other. It's…read moredifficult finding things to do, and fortunately there are some pastimes which had gone by the wayside, making a return because of COVID. We've been coming to the Topsfield Drive-in for the past couple of weeks now, and it's been a great option for going out. There are concession stands set up, masks are required when you are outside your vehicle. It's been nice to go out for a movie. This week was Beetlejuice. For some reason I'm watching it now, and it's a really weird plot line for a movie, but I remember not questioning it as a kid. I remember the gags and the running jokes with Delia's sculptures, Barbara having a literal zipper on her mouth. Holy crap that is young Alec Baldwin and I didn't recognize him. Beetlejuice needs to marry Lydia, an adolescent for whatever reason? It just struck me last night that this movie probably wouldn't be made in today's day and age. I still love it though, however I'm starting to notice that I question more things as I get older. So, last week was actually Jumanji: The Next Level. So it's nice because there is a nice spread of movies to watch. The concession stand is fairgrounds prices, which is okay but who can be mad over $7 deep fried oreos, they're delicious and where else you gonna get this? They do offer radios for rent at $5 a pop, or to jump your car for $5 if your car dies while listening to the radio for the movie. We've run off the battery for a movie and have been fine. I would caution not to rely on your battery unless it was replaced recently, and just buy a cheap radio to watch the film.

I've been going to Movies on the Block for 3 years now. This year for the first time for purposes…read moreof rain evasion, they moved it indoors to nearby Aurora. As much as I love sitting outdoors on a nice day, I actually really enjoyed watching it at nearby Aurora because they already had chairs set up and there weren't extra noises from cars, headlights, etc to distract from the movie. Even with the potential for additional noise and distraction sitting outside, I really have loved my experiences going to Movies on the Block over the years. Sitting on the ground hurts my back, so I always bring a chair of my own, and for the most part people with chairs are respectful to people will blankets by not sitting in front of them. There's a basic understanding among movie-goers. Over the years there have been some really great movies in the mix, including everything from Psycho to The Breakfast Club and so much more. I love that this free outdoor movie event has been continuing for years, and even with the closing of Tazza which partially hosted it, I'm glad to see it still going strong.

I love love love Movies On The Block. Just another reminder of why I love living in Providence so…read moremuch! They post what movies they are showing throughout the summer, and it is completely free. There is a paid lot right behind the seating area, and several other lots and garages around. We like to pack a small cooler and our camping chairs, plus a blanket since it gets cold. It's so nice to sit surrounded by historic buildings, and the street is lit with cute strand lights. There are great nearby restaurants and bars to go to beforehand or after. This is a fun spot for families, couples, and everything in between!

Love it here! The most interesting selection of films,…read moreclassic Hollywood , foreign, more. Great seats and concessions

Another great movie experience here with a Studio Ghibli favorite- My friend Totoro!!…read more This was in theater 1 on the ground level- very beautiful theater with the red stage drapes and the design on the ceiling. This is a large theater too. It's open seating so you have to get there a bit early so you can choose your seats. The visual and sound all were great! We enjoyed the film! This time we Ubered there but have driven there too and managed to find street parking nearby - both times on Sunday afternoon. Will be back to watch other classics!

I'm an AMC Lister, and this is my home base. I see at least a movie here a week. The staff is…read moregreat, the food is exactly what you'd expect, and they take good care of the theaters themselves. That all having been said, I have to wonder what is going on with the plumbing? The bathrooms are always filthy with several stalls being out of order, generally marked with paper towel signs and black trash bags. The ones that aren't out of order are blown out, and the whole downstairs area smells like toilet. It's not a problem when you're in the theater but it's an absolute war zone once you get out these days.

When your favorite Studio Ghibli movie is playing you must go! That's Kiki's Delivery Service for…read moreme! Love that film - watched it during the pandemic at home. So was thrilled they were showing it on IMAX for very limited showings! Got in just in time! Parked at the garage round the corner through SpotHeroabout $20. Screen was nice good picture and sound quality. Seats were comfortable not reclining but still nice. Felt cozy. Great movie!

This cinema is quietly tucked away in Kendall Square. It's on the smaller side, but they still show…read moreall of the major films. There's a snack bar and even merchandise for sale. I was able to snag a Wicked tin and cup at no extra charge, which I honestly thought were cooler than the ones at larger chain theaters--and they offer free refills! The theater itself was very comfortable and nearly packed. The seats are large, plush recliners, though the space to pass by other guests is quite tight, making bathroom trips a bit challenging. Speaking of bathrooms, they're located upstairs and were freezing for some reason. Most of the women's stalls were also marked out of order, which was inconvenient. They seemingly have an issue with the heat as one of the theaters had no heat inside so they were offering refunds. Overall, this theater is really cute and has a lot of charm, but it could definitely use some renovations. That said, I'd still love to come back!

This place looks amazing and the seats in the theaters are very comfortable. But the staff is the…read moretrue star of the theater. They were funny and very helpful and the food there was delicious. They had some indie films and international films, that I couldn't get at some movie theaters. Truly a awesome place

This is a place do movie nerds, by movie nerds! My favorite touch is the specialized pre movie…read moreclips that tease elements of the movie, like songs and visuals that make you go "a ha!" when you understand the references. The food and beverage list is extensive, and they have bottomless popcorn. They treat the movie going experience with a ton of respect, and crack down on anyone making noise during the show. If you're remotely a movie nerd, this place is for you!

Visited Boston this past weekend and decided to try this theater since I was staying nearby and had…read moreheard good things. The experience started off nice, but about an hour and a half into the movie I saw a mouse run across the stairs a couple rows in front of me, which completely ruined it. Definitely not something you expect in a movie theater, and because of that I won't be returning.

I was so glad to receive a discount (because we had visited the aquarium) and get to enjoy a…read morespecial 3D film. I don't think I've ever been to a 3D movie that offered concessions (because it was more than a 10 minute film), so we had popcorn and peanut m&M's. Animal Kingdom was a wonderfully done film on many species and I'm happy we got this opportunity during our trip.

Great seats very comfortable, huge screen with amazing sound & picture. Nice atmosphere that you…read moredon't really get in every theater. Food was good as well. Fair prices