They offer a rewards card that is so worth having. If you like going to the movies, this place and…read morethe reward card is so worth it. Discounts on admission and concession as you build up points. .50 refills on popcorn and soda is a plus at this place and makes going to the movies an affordable option for any family. Out of all of the choices for a movie place, the Columbia Ave theater is in my opinion the better choice for this area. The staff is very friendly and while the theater is dated they do a nice job keeping it clean.

There theater smells like a bathroom. Bathroom needs…read morecleaning Seats are in need of repair. Everything.

I was here to see Avengers: Endgame, a week after opening. Lots of space here, because everyone who…read morewanted to see it went on opening day weekend. Super, more room for me! Comfy seats that do a nice recline. I enjoyed that, though I did end up fidgeting a bit during this three hour movie which came with a good twenty minutes of previews. If I could stand all of that, I'm sure you'll be okay here at Lakeview for a normal-length film. Sound was great, picture was great, seating was great. All good here. Tip: The movie theater is in the center of the mall. You can park and enter at BWW to be at the ticket booth. [Review 11041 overall, 814 of 2019.]

Such an amazing place with an amazing team. The team has been working hard this year to bring joy…read moreto the public. ! Come see a movie y'all

This theater has so many positive attributes. They include early running movies right after…read morenational release, great acoustics, low prices and comfy seating. Easy, free parking access in front of and behind the theater. Dine before or after at local stops right close or just consume regular movie snacks. Great staff. They love kids. I can't think of any negatives.

If you're looking for a nice change from the normal movie theatre experience, and a MUCH cheaper…read moreone at that, you must check out The Strand! At only $4 per person during the week and $6 Fri & Sat, you can't go wrong! Plus, popcorn is only $5 for a large! (Not the best popcorn ever but doable) It's an old 1 room theatre from the 20's and still has some original architecture inside. The old projectors are upstairs that you can see if interested (which my family was!). The upstairs can be very warm so dress accordingly.

This is exactly what a movie theater should be. Normal prices, good movies, clean theaters. A…read morelittle dated, but with these outrageous prices other places, who cares??! Clearly run by someone who cares about the community and movies.

No frills movie theater running current movies with prices that you can take your family too and…read morestill afford to buy popcorn. Why pay $9-12 dollars to see a movie when I can elsewhere when can come here to M-89 Cinema and buy a senior evening ticket for $5.

Good atmosphere, clean and nice setup…read more Loved the movies themed popcorn container. Staff were polite and helpful! The validate parking !!

Usually not terribly busy(at least when I go during matinees) and seating is very comfy and clean…read more Friendly attendants.

I would have given this theatre 5 stars, but the seats are too comfortable. I wanted to fall a…read moresleep during the movie. I think I may have nodded off a couple of times.

I loved this place when I was a kid, it is one of my fondest family memories when we could go…read more Now, they are only open one time per year. Do you want to take a guess at what an annual family tradition is now? That's right, that one time per year that The Park Theatre opens, the wife, kids and I are sure to be there! This place is amazing, and the people running it will go down in history! Thank you to all of you that still make this happen!

Adding star to my reading for this theater specifically for their new MoviePass style program,…read morewhich costs $20 per month and allows participants to see as many as three movies per week including IMAX movies. I'm a prone to motion sickness, so I'm on likely to take advantage of the IMAX part of the deal, but it still winds up being cheaper than seeing two movies so many of my friends and I took advantage of it. Especially I made a pandemic where you really don't feel comfortable going out much, sitting in a large theater with a handful of other people fairly safely spaced out and recliners feels like a pretty reasonable risk compared to many other potential social situations. My partner and I always wear a mask when we aren't eating or drinking as an added precaution. I have noticed in the past couple months that the line at the concession stand tends to be fairly long. You can bypass that by going straight to the bar if you want to order drinks (the best bang for your buck bet here is Dragon's Milk for $7 a bottle, which is barely a mark up from store prices). You can also pay $40 and get a refillable popcorn bucket that lasts through April. The parking lot is always nuts here. You're better off parking on either the right or left side of the theater. If you purchase your tickets online you can always strategize which side of the building you park your car on based on the number of the theater you'll be in. The lower numbers are on the side closest to the Mall drive and the higher numbers are on the farther side of the lot. Fair warning, though, it's super easy to fall asleep in these super comfy seats!

I took my nephew to a 3:40 movie at Celebration Cinema because I wanted him to experience watching…read morea movie in a theater with a recliner. I purchased our tickets in person and I was asked if I was part of their rewards program. I said that I thought that I was. I gave my phone number and was told that I wasn't in their system, but yet he didn't ask me if I wanted to sign up. After we got to our seats I went to their website to sign up for their rewards because I always take advantage of loyalty programs, and when I put my information in it said I was already a member. We went to the concession stand where I was informed that they were out of most of the beverages in the beverage station because they had been busy. My nephew then went to look at the candy selection and we struck out again. He wears braces and has a peanut allergy and there were no plain M&Ms or chocolate options without peanut butter, so we couldn't buy candy. When we got to our seats I was so shocked that I started laughing and took a picture before I sat down. The recliners are old and worn and worse than any furniture I have seen in people's homes. Thankfully my nephew enjoyed the movie (Elio).

Everything went well looking at ticket sales. Great customer service great seating show start on…read moretime great atmosphere wonderful staff.

I am not sure how this theatre is at 3.9 stars, not sure what people are looking for! I went to a…read moremovie here last week and this is certainly my new go to theatre. The seats are so comfortable, theatre is clean and the sound is fantastic. I don't eat popcorn or candy (boring I know), rarely drink soda but from the looks of their concessions things are priced fairly. The best part, 6.00 Tuesday movies!

Usually when I come up to the lake I have a hard time leaving the water as it is my retreat but…read moreStar Wars movies will get me to drop whatever I could be doing and head to the theater. I haven't been to the Brokaw since Saving Private Ryan and Solo got me to fly over to Angola. As stated it had been awhile since I watched a movie on the square and I was quite impressed with their recent renovations. Two screens, tables, new seats, improved sound system, new concession stand with ice cream, beer, pizza, hot dogs, wine, popcorn and lots of candy. Working at two different theaters in my teens I was impressed by their employees. They were attentive, super friendly, and genuinely seemed happy to be there. To me that helps creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you want to come back. As the years have passed, smaller theaters and especially downtown theaters have went by the wayside all across America. That hasn't happened at The Brokaw and with their recent renovation they will be open on the square for years to come. I have no problem recommending the Brokaw Movie House to anyone in Angola, at Trine, at the Lake on a rainy day, or staying in northeast Indiana.

Can't beat a theater like this. Great prices on tickets and concessions. Friendly staff as well…read more It's refreshing to go to the movies and not spend a fortune! Popcorn was really good and they had a lot more on their menu as well. Seats were surprisingly very comfortable for an older theater. I can't wait to go back!