Great setting as always and the best movies! Definitely my go to theater. Always appreciate the…read moreunique films.

I've gone to a good 5 or 6 movies in the last few months. A lot of them are independent films &…read moredocumentaries. Most of them I would have never heard of, if I hadn't seen them playing here. The whole place is just a series of couches, some with blankets on them. Peter and I have a favorite spot in the middle. It's a loveseat with a table in front of it. So perfect. I like their vegan popcorn that kinda tastes ranch flavored and natural sodas. I'm a member! And I'll keep coming. PS... BYO!! We usually bring some ciders, beers or wine. It's awesome.

We visited The Little Art Cinema in September 2024, we saw the poster for Terrance Malick's…read more'Badlands' on the notice board outside. Later when we tried to find a website to confirm the screening we weren't able to find one. So we went along at the time on the poster, and found we were the only attendees. The guy running the cinema was a true individual, running a film classic single handed. He initially had trouble with the projection, and asked if I could help out (it was a disc), which I did and we settled down together to watch. Our take on this experience is that to us this guy is a true hero to film, he clearly struggles somewhat with the technology and said he doesn't really do computers (hence no up to date website), but he is single-handedly trying to keep this place alive. Please support this cinema, either by visiting, donating, but most importantly helping out if you are local, or just getting in touch with a message of support. We were visiting from England, and in the interests of full disclosure I am a film cameraman, but to anyone who cares about seeing film on a big screen, this slightly quirky but uplifting experience was one that will stay with us. For those who have seen Capra's 'Meet John Doe' you can meet him personified at The Little Art Cinema, Rockport https://www.littleartrockport.com/

a quirky place to see a film. I felt like I was in some sort of movie being there. It smells…read moremusty, the theater is an open hall space, the seats are folding chairs and the charm is amazing. go here just for the experience, 100% worth it. Good films too. ok, Update time: I have since seen two more flicks here this past summer. I love this place. The owner is really cool, he found us in the theater to give us sparkling water with cups to share before the film began. The films always seem to break, or in one case burn, but it really is apart of the whole atmosphere. My friend and I always end up having a few moments that we end up laughing about later on.... charm, relaxed and quirky.

Movie date Theater inside the Liberty Tree Mall. It…read moredelivers but nothing special. The recliner seats are nice and they have great food/snack options but pricey of course. The theater itself was dirty & definitely not cleaned in between screenings.

I've been here many times! The last time I went the speakers stopped working at the end of our…read moremovie but when I went to the help counter they immediately gave me a refund without even asking. The snacks are overpriced like any other movie theater but I must say I don't love the setup of the snacks. But overall this is a nice theater.

Saw Alan Cummings at Cabot and it was fabulous. A great show. Why do I love the Cabot?…read more 1. Nonprofit who protects and keeps running a beautiful old theater. What is not to love. 2. The membership offered is a great way to donate and support this institution. 3. Not a bad seat in the house - EXCEPT some of the balcony seats, but only because of leg space. 4. Great artist selections. 5. Member only shows are great, make me feel special. Keep it coming Cabot! We have been members since you opened.

Saw Herb Alpert Saturday night, musician. comedian, master of ceremonies. Great seating. Helpful…read morestaff, tight spots in the aisles. Music sounded great. Downside, parking for those with disabilities, especially on a rainy night as it was. Will definitely be returning, little planning ahead does help.

Great local cinema. Friendly staff. Popcorn with real butter! We go to the mystery movie every…read moreWednesday and look forward each week.

This is a smaller operation that is less expensive than the big theaters and offers many more…read moreoptions of a classic movie theater.

We went to an afternoon screening of the new fantastic four movie. The tickets were a great price…read moreand concessions weren't bad at all. You stand in a line for a bit until they let you in and when you leave they make you walk all the way up and leave that way so beware if you have some mobility issues you may need to have them help you. The theatre is large and comfortable. The screen is giant and the movie was quite the experience. 3d plus butt kickers makes for a real experience. We had a great time

The only true IMAX screen/theater around, this is the place to see IMAX content…read more That said, this is also the best place to help you achieve temporary, and potentially permanent, hearing loss in a fun setting. When I watch movies here, my smart watch goes crazy with notifications that the sound is exceeding 80 and 90 decibels. Sounds above 85 decibels are harmful to your hearing. Gas lawn mowers are 85 decibels. Rock concerts are 90-120 decibels. Weekly limit at 90 decibels is 4 hours. Per week total, not per event. So a single 2 hour movie is half your weekly limit (to hopefully avoid permanent hearing loss, but not guaranteed it won't happen sooner) and 30 minutes/day causes temporary hearing loss. If the majority of film goers do not have permanent hearing loss, they will now! That's why I always bring 'Etymotic ER20XS ETY Earplugs' high fidelity, high definition earplugs with 20 dB sound reduction when I go to the movies and concerts. It's like a volume knob for your environment, turning everything down 20 dB equally across all frequencies. These are not foam earplugs which muddies the sound and blocks the highs. They are amazing; have been using them at concerts for many years and more recently now at movie theaters. https://a.co/d/5TOSKtz - these are the ones I have, but looks like they don't make them anymore. https://a.co/d/4HHnXGY - these look like the replacements. I wish I didn't need to bring earplugs to the movies but let's be real; I'll be lucky to get a meaningless canned copy/paste response to this review and it will be even less likely that theater will actually lower the volumes to safe levels.

Always nice and clean here. Staff are usually kind and patient, a bit overpriced though.read more

The theater is "clean as a whistle", super-friendly, with pleasant accommodating service at the…read moresnack bar. Comfortable seating, and a nice selection of movie offerings. No long wait as there is plenty of theater staff. Limitless parking.

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.

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

Second time here to watch a movie on Sunday afternoon. Had to drive around a bit to find parking…read morebut after a couple rounds we lucked out and got street parking just a few steps from the entrance. Amazing! This time we had to go upstairs to theater 2. At least this time it wasn't as packed as last time and so we were able to easily find seats together. It's general seating so you can sit anywhere. Seats are comfortable and the decor was again really beautiful in the front by the screen and stage and these red curtains close at the end of the show. Nice art on the walls in the stairwell. There is an all gender restroom on the second floor and these red curtains main restrooms are downstairs below the first level. Sound quality is great and the screen is a good size and overall a good moviegoing experience.