The theater in Vandalia is very clean. Their concessions have many varieties however like most show…read moreplaces the price for concessions is excessive. Usually, it is not very crowded. I do have a recommendation. I would suggest some floor lighting. The theaters can become pitch black And I have found that I've had to wait to try to find a seat I would recommend going to the StarMax theater in Vandale, Illinois, and then afterwards, or before stopping by the Ponderosa steakhouse.

Today was our family's first time to this theater. We were used to buying tickets at a ticket…read morecounter. This theater sells its tickets at the snack counter. So if you come here, be prepared to go to the snack counter to purchase tickets for a movie. The actual theater we were in had an odor. Not a deal breaking odor - may have been a new smell type of thing. I'm not sure how long this theater has been opened. After being seated a few minutes - I know longer noticed the odor. The seats were comfortable. The aisles were large and made it easy for others to get by you if seated in the same row. That was appreciated. All in all it was a nice and pleasant atmosphere. Bathrooms were clean as well. We will go back to this theater.

Dependable. Nostalgic. Creative. Fun. Laid-back. Friendly. Inexpensive. Convenient. I'm glad the…read moreLory is still in business; I hope it remains a local treasure for many years to come.

The atmosphere is always very friendly, and they always carry the new big ticket movies. I love…read morethis place.

This is a great little movie theater. It's not big or fancy, but it's independently owned and you…read moreget free popcorn and a drink with your admission. Although it's primarily patronized by locals, don't hesitate to stop here if you find yourself in the area. They only show a couple of movies at a time, but it's a great chance to experience true small town Midwestern hospitality. Tip: Get there early and sit in the leather couches toward the back of the theater.

One thing I love doing during my free time is going to see a movie. Having the Orpheum in my…read morehometown to go to is a blessing. To start off, it is owned by an amazing family who takes the time to get to know their customers personally and make each person's experience the best. From funny preview commercials made by the family members to midnight premiers with special guests and fun events--this family has truly found a way to make movie-going enjoyable for all. The Orpheum itself is old and quaint, but I love that they made the space cozy and enjoyable with couches, booths, and two big screens. What baffles me still today is that a movie ticket is only $6 and this includes a soda and popcorn. That. Is. A. Steal. They bring in family friendly flicks and do special features every now and then as well. If you're traveling close to Litchfield or Hillsboro and desire to see a new movie, I highly suggest coming to the Orpheum for your experience!

So many single-screen theaters are gone forever, so cherish this gem! From the 1940's, the Roseland…read moreauditorium is like a snapshot of a time gone by. All the original designs, orchestra pit, and seats are still present. A couple of additions, like a handful of leather couches, make the experience all the better. Also, how can you beat $5 per show with free drink and popcorn? Candy is only $2 per box.

The AMC in edwardsville is very large with a huge parking lot which is a bonus because you don't…read morehave to stress at all about parking before your movie. The theatre itself is very dated. It's for sure due for a lobby and concession area "glow up" The newer theatres with Dolby sound and recliner seats are clean and the seats are comfy. My only complaint about the seats is the recliner works oddly. It's sort of all or nothing which I'd prefer to have my legs up and not lie down. I'd skip pretzels, mine were cold and lacked any flavor. For the more outdated theatre the prices are high, almost $20 for a movie here which is more than the prices at the brand new theatre in St. Louis so In my opinion, it's too high. If you are into a no frills movie experience then this is the spot! Good popcorn and comfy seats!

Everywhere you look there are handicap accessible signs yet they certainly are not. I went with a…read morewalker not my wheelchair this time. Asked for no step seating for an imax showing of Hail Mary. Was given seats with a step to them. Had my partner not been with me, I would not have been able to sit. Then after the movie, tried to use the restroom but the stall door was too narrow to fit my standard size walker. Thought this theater would be nicer, newer, more updated but was truly disappointed. Wonder if the department that grants the Ada certification is aware how very.not Ada this facility is...

Stayed in the area for XC Championships. The area this theatre is in is quite small, and the…read moretheatre itself is even smaller. I was honestly shocked upon arrival seeing a line full of people wanting to enter. I wish there was more room from the entrance to front desk where you buy tickets. With a crowd, everyone was pretty jumbled up. Tickets/snacks were fairly priced. Not your fancy cinema with reclining seats, but more of a retro hometown charm.

A very nice 4 screen cinema $6 for the early shows before 4:30 pm $7 evening shows.Tuesdays $5,…read moreReasonable concession prices,Large popcorn $5.50. A kinda old fashion style movie theater experience. Also a movie club earns points towards a free movie. A solid A.

Seven fantastic shows each year! Including an all-youth summer musical each July. The productions…read moreare extremely high quality. CCS is a local treasure.

I love that we have a small theatre in Belleville. No complaints here except sometimes there isn't…read moresomeone there to take your ticket. I really want to tell you about their cheeseburgers! One of the best burgers I've ever had! Perfectly cooked medium well. Fresh toppings. The best fries! They are kind of crispy. I ate while watching a movie so couldn't get a great picture.

The Edge is typically a great theater, but we recently went to see Wicked, and the projection was…read moreso poor that you could barely see Elpheba in multiple scenes. I understand needing to leave light in the theater for safety, but you can do better than this. Additionally, we were in the bistro, and the server was SO loud, it was ridiculous. Completely unnecessary to shout as loud as she was. Both aspects really ruined the experience.

I was impressed by Marcus Cinema. They have many food options, candy and beverages. The theatres…read moreare large and seats are comfy! They even have seat warmers which is nice when it's cold. Large parking lot so no issues with parking. They seem to be under construction in the lobby area so hoping it's a nice remodel. Prices are on par with amc and other cinemas.

This location has changed so much over the years. This cinema is the home theater for a number of…read moretowns so it is very busy. I went to a 4pm Thursday show and it was crowded. I am happy to see the business full but it was a bit of a mess. There was popcorn and napkins on the ground (even in the bathroom). I saw a 3D show and it was lack luster and not the best experience so go see it on the Ultra screen instead of 3D. The have great food and drink options so please use the app and order ahead to enjoy the show.

Bathroom is filthy. Checking in and cleaning every hour is needed. I can't imagine what the theater…read morelooks like. After seeing the bathroom, I decided not to stay.

Came to see wicked 10/10 experience highly recommended!…read more friendly staff and the manager Bri is exceptional! Thank you for the amazing service will be back