Without question, this is still the best movie theater in the Lafayette area. I'm still a huge fan…read moreof the comfy reclining seats and the popcorn. I recently visited during Wicked's opening weekend and it was a blast. I bought a ticket in advance for this screening, which was a breeze. The staff member who scanned my ticket was so kind and excited for me to see the movie--he gave it a rave review and I agree! It was so great to see a nice crowd at the movies again.

How to spend a Sunday afternoon? Go to the movies! There is a concession stand and bar (which may…read moreor may not have been open). Theater is clean. You can tell where the most popular seats are by looking at the recliner. The recliners worked well. It was Super Bowl Sunday so not terribly busy. Recommend!

Lafayette Theater does it all, with the possible exception of theater. Just go to their website:…read more http://lafayettetheater.com/ and see what they've got coming up. One ongoing event that's definitely worth checking out is the Tuesday Dinner & Movie night. For $15, you get a candlelit dinner (catered by Scanoli's Cajun and BBQ Restaurant, across the street) and a classic movie. These days, the movie alone would cost you $10! And that means that the $5-dinner, already very good on the palate, was also quite gentle on the wallet. They also show Monday night football on the big screen. Moreover, for most of these events, the bar is open, which means you can enjoy a drink while you watch the movie. Tell me, where else in the US can you do that! I'm sure such places exist, but they're few and far between. For what it's worth, you can also rent out the space for events such as receptions and weddings. I haven't yet been there for something like that. But if it's handled anywhere near as well as the movie night, I'm already a fan.

First Mummies show! Great show...I had heard this is closing soon. Only downfall...bathrooms…read more Otherwise...great show.

Holy awful experience, genuinely no one here wants to sell tickets or make money. Used to love this…read moretheater it has really fallen off...

Walked in and had to walk out, the smell was atrocious. It smelled worse than a porta potty on a…read morehot humid summer day. There was no one there, surprisingly, and for some reason they didn't allow backpacks inside. It had nothing to do with outside food, they just refuse to even hold on to the bag in some storage or locker or something. Which makes no sense because they are right near a campus, pretty sure that's their whole potential clientele. But that explains why there was no one there, which explains why they can't clean or renovate the premise, no one goes there anymore. Shocker. Just hope another movie theatre opens shop nearby because I genuinely love cinema but this place apparently doesn't.

How do you walk into a movie theater and the employees behind the counter are just standing there…read morewith no fresh popcorn made. Then we questioned them and they said ok we will make some. Our movie started and no extra sales from us. Making me second guess the Paramount Theater

I went to go see Nasforatu at 4:10 here on Christmas Day…read more I was wearing two pairs of pants and a hoodie that was warm enough for me to feel comfortable outside in. After an hour of the movie, I knew that it was so cold I wouldn't be able to make it. I really didn't want to have to come back to the theater to see the rest of the movie, but I knew that I wouldn't be able to stay in the theater for so long because it was so cold. I googled the movie and I saw that I had an hour and 40 minutes left, so I went outside and I complained to the manager and I had him give me a free pass for another day so I would be able to dress much warmer and see the rest, maybe bring a blanket as well. Heated seat did not really do anything to help my comfort. I Will probably come back This upcoming Sunday around 1:00 p.m to see the rest, But this time I will dress much warmer. The lobby between the entrance and where the movie was was about 20 to 30° warmer than inside where the movie was being played So that was kind of misleading. I also have a complaint about the ability to maneuver inside the theater. I am disabled and I have to have a walker with me most times, and unlike meadowview, Paramount does not have buttons that open and close the door for handicapped individuals. This is the first time I've been to this theater by myself in probably about 10 years and I am not coming back to this theater by myself again because I don't have someone to open the door for me.

Lafayette 7 has smaller theaters than Eastside 9. I'm not sure if any have the reclining seats yet…read more I have yet to see that and I went to Lion King on opening weekend. The theaters feature stadium seating so recliners may not be feasible, although there is a flat floor section up front. The theaters have "rocker" chairs which allows the person in front of you to lean back right into your knees. The last time, my wife had a huge guy in front of her that due to his weight was leaning back and practically in her lap. His female companion sitting in front of me was very animated during parts of Lion King, bouncing in her seat (and this was an adult, not a child!) when certain scenes excited her. Luckily she didn't bang into my knees. This would be my second choice for a local theater, only if I can't get the times I want at Eastside.

Seats are old and cloth but visually clean. The issue I have with this place is that they straight…read moreup did not clean the theatre between movie showings and just gave a limp 'ok' when we notified them of the issue. This is why I'll continue going to Flix Brewhouse in Carmel. Better service and cleanliness. The least they could have done was to send someone in to clean but the teenage manager couldn't care less.

Amazing. I loved that atmosphere, how the cinema is supposed to look old-timey. Love every aspect!…read morePrices are really good too, compared to other popular theaters. But, would definitely recommend. Plus you can take a photo with a life size Mike and Sully from Monsters Inc.

Have you ever wanted to see a life size Mike and Sully from Monsters Inc? Then the Devon Theatre is…read morethe place for you! This theatre is old and charming. It is a single screen movie theater. The tickets and and snacks are extremely affordable!! We saw the matinee showing (2:00 on Sunday) and it was $4 per ticket. Then we got 2 medium drinks and a medium popcorn for $7. I would definitely recommend experiencing a day or evening showing at the Devon Theatre. There aren't too many places quite like it left!

Great seats, clean theater, good popcorn and service. Seats recline and have heaters as well. You…read morecan add as much butter to your popcorn, and they have various selections of pop.

Theaters in general have really started to tank. First, no one working counter, after waiting,…read morefinally came out. After getting seated, realized I forgot something and again had to wait. Then, even though the posters and even the ad on the screen itself said we got points for purchasing, the girl said they don't do that. They did two weeks ago. Not worth the drive down from Sycamore anymore, we'll have to start heading up to Marcus in Elgin again. Disappointing.

Was in town visiting my partners sister! We had his 14 year old niece with us!! With there being…read morelittle to nothing to do in Champaign we opted to go to the movies! We saw Dungeons and dragons, highly recommend even if you don't know anything about the game! Lines were a bit confusing, ticket line and concessions are the same line. So essentially you buy your tickets and popcorn at the same time. Less card swiping, but lingers wait times! The popcorn station is pretty cool! The guy behind the counter was very nice and funny, he even helped me out and only filled my popcorn half way so I could put some extra butter on it, then filled the rest!! A true gem! I was surprised to see how much security there was, we're from Chicago and don't even have that many!! The main theater is HUGE!! Very impressive! Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Movie volume was perfect. I hate when you go to the movies and your eardrums are going to burst! The only sad part was the concessions was closed by the time we got out of the movie!! I get it, workers wanted to go home but my partners niece really wanted to take some popcorn home!

Okay, my old review was when it was still Carmike. Eight years later and it's now AMC, but still…read morethe best in town. The theaters are cleaner and seats are generally in much better condition here than across town. Popcorn is heaps better here too, plus more food options. The ticket + concessions line here can be really annoying at peak times though, and that's the one thing I don't like about this location. AMC needs to get some self-serve kiosks for tickets here to speed that up.

Old time movie house, serving fresh caramel corn and popcorn and they have a soda fountain. Small…read moreand quaint. Wonderful experience.

Best old time, small town theatre...more of a movie house. Awesome owners, great people that enjoy…read moreothers enjoying the show. Where else can you get fresh carmel corn...nowhere. this os truly a labor of love for them. Definetly worth the drive, and the money. Good sound good picture...old time feel with modern technology. Still has an intermission, and starts the movies with the star spangled banner. People stand and sing while it plays....AMERICA AT ITS BEST!!! Catch pizza before in gilman, il at Pizza Palace. Finest around. Movie for four and pizza, breadsticks, salad and drinks all for under $55. BEST VALUE GOING!