Great comfy chairs eventhough it's a small theater and ghost town mall. Close to fast food chain…read morearound the area

Great theater! I love how they have giant recliner seats, that make you feel like you're in your…read moreown living room!

The theater was very nice and have very comfortable seats that could be heated and tilted almost…read moreall the way back, my first thoughts were it seemed very clean in the lobby, buying tickets was fast, and the theater area was decent with a spacious seating area. One downfall I observed and also was a little disappointed with is the surround sound "ALL MAX" seem like most of the sound came from front instead of surround front the sides and back; at least in Cinema 6, not sure about the other cinemas sound quality. Each time I come here, I enjoy the experience overall! 2 thumbs up!!

Good prices on movie tickets and concessions…read more Did not like where the ticket office was located. Way to close to the concession stand.

It's a tiny, rural town and they have a movie theater? Everyone should be happy. The theater was…read morehuge, and ticket prices dirt cheap. The seats are in decent condition, the parking was easy, and the people were friendly. What else can you ask for? It's not perfect. The squeaky seat hinges could be silenced with a $5 can of WD-40. They could offer Twizzlers. But it's great for what it is.

For a life-long patron of big city theaters and having to always pay $9.50+ for each person, this…read moretheater was a breath of fresh air! Granted there is only one screen, so only one movie can be played at a time, but for the price and the grandness of the theater, I can't say I care. The candy is a little high for the size, but in relation to a big city theater, still cheap. The soft drinks were plentiful and cold and there were many other drink options as well. The only negative of the evening, was that the popcorn was stale. It was warm and buttery, just tasted like it had been reheated from a previous showing. And last, the seating, it's nothing to write home about, but still adds to the character and small town charm of the Forrest Theater. Some had scuffed backs from people putting their feet up, while others had tape holding the vinyl together, but all in all, I enjoyed seeing a film in this old-style theater.

Amazing local theatre. Very low prices and a friendly atmosphere! The decor is timeless and would…read morehighly recommend this business.

From the owner: The biggest hits with state of the art digital projection and sound with hometown staff and…read moretremendous value. What's playing at the Lake?

Myself...61 and my wife 65...ordered online to see F1. After doing the online order thing it…read moreseriously took the young man checking us in more than 10 minutes to print our tickets out. Once inside the theatre...no. 2 it was cold, musty and very uncomfortable...not to mention very LOUD. Flies everywhere, cold yet clammy and smelly. The only good thing was the reclining chairs. I give it 1 star‼

Staff was friendly and helpful. A small theater with only 7 rows but seating was up to date and…read moreeach recliner has its own table. Theater was clean. #johnwick4

The lobby is an absolute mess. It badly needs a wipe down and someTLC. The guy working concessions…read moreclearly thinks I can't read, but I won't dig into that. Inside the actual theatre it's not so bad, cleaner, seats recline, sound and screen is good, a standard theatre. Parking lot is like the Baja 500 so mind your speed in there.

The theater itself is clean enough. We are thankful for the nearby location. My complaint is with…read morethem closing the concessions not even an hour into your movie. Why buy the refillable popcorn when you can't get it refilled? It was 8 o' clock and we had three hour movie, went out to get a refill and the concession was dark, all cleaned up and had been closed for some time. What the heck? This was not the first time it had happened to us. Shame on us for not learning. We will not be buying the popcorn ever again. It's no wonder they have problems with people bringing in their own snack. Keep your concessions open and maybe that will stop.

It's a 2 star rating, because its not like the theater persons are the actors in the movies, so…read morewith that, the movie we saw recently was great and we were happy to see so many people returning to the theater. (hello COVID RUINED THIS) However, it was impossible to add and enjoy concessions, at the price they were being offered. Shame on you GL7. 2 Pops and a large popcorn for $25.00 ??? Absolutely ridiculous. Why not be the exeption and charge less and be the theater that people talk about for that reason. I just think that it costs more to snack than it does to attend the show is horrid. For the record, there is a little theater in Jackson, MN which runs new movies and it is cheap to attend and the concession prices are old school.

Awesome awesome time at Barbie. One of the better movies I've seen this week. Theater was pretty…read moregood too.

We came to see 10 Cloverfield lane. Yeah...this place doesn't show new movies, but that's ok. I…read morenever did get to see 10 Cloverfield lane when it first came out anyway. I think most of the town was there to see it. It's a small town ..so go figure. With prices like $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for kids...who wouldn't want to go to a movie. I felt like I went back in time....like 70 years. The theatre was a bit dated and old, but it's still pretty clean and neat...minus the smells of cow manure from some old farmers boots. Old wood floors and unique theatre decore. The seats are not the most comfortable. Popcorn is pretty cheap compared to the other Big time movie theatres...and..it tasted pretty good too. So of your ever in the area...go and support this little local movie theatre.

From their website:…read more Showtimes every night 7:00 PM Adults $2 - Children and Seniors $1 Yes, you read that right. And I saw "The Dark Knight" here last week - and it's still in first run! Okay, price point out of the way, now on to the rave. First - this is a real, old, big, one-screen movie theatre from the days when the movies were something special. The facade is a gorgeous example those days, its geometric, restrained 1930s style a joy to behold. Inside, the original light fixtures and fittings remain. The floor is HARDWOOD PLANKS. Modern, comfy seats fit perfectly with the style and ambiance, having been chosen with care. An original dairy wall clock hangs in one of the back exit hallway doors. Popcorn is on offer in front at the snackbar. The place is filled with kids and families. There's even a (very) stern usher, who polices the place for cell phones and contraband! The show starts every night at 7:00pm (a sign hanging by the box office window tells you when the show will let out) and my family confirms it is always packed. Gotta confess I got a bit of a lump in my throat, seeing all those people gathered downtown, hanging out and seeing the show together, having a bit of a real, old-time American home town experience. This is someplace to go out of your way to experience. Check out their website. Check them out on a map. Is Charles City a road trip destination? It ought to be.

Comfy chairs, great audio and visual but the actual theaters are always way too hot. Turn the heat…read moredown and keep it cooler, people can always cover up if they need to. Great deals (discounts for employers, $5 days, discounts for students) and rewards for purchasing tickets and concessions. Overall 4 stars, I'd give it a 5 if the theater wasn't so warm all the time.

There is a woman that works there that decides she's gonna check some people's bags and not others…read morebags. I certainly feel like she profiles. She's also a younger age and in a wheelchair. Extremely offputting having my begged to check when I go to the movies. Yet my friend didn't have her bag checked. I think I'd rather drive to another town to go to a movie then deal with her again.