I came here with a friend for a double feature on a Thursday. My friend got us the tickets ahead of…read moretime. However, I noted that in the future I can get them since they offer a military discount. Score! There are plenty of options for food and drink while here. A variety of things to drink include cider, beer and wine. Plus non alcoholic drinks like soda and water. Food wise it's popcorn and candy. They have a policy which does allow for outside food. Be sure to check the website FAQ about that. Parking is tough but can be found on side streets for free. The seats here are just meh. My back and butt we're definitely feeling it but note I have back issues.

Really wonderful 1-screen theatre…read more Saw Sirāt here P: -really friendly staff -local -shows movies that are old or independent or foreign -RC cola... never had it before but it's much better than coke lol -gen admission tickets -flavacol for popcorn W C: -only one screen -no cherry coke -inconsistent or at least confusing movie schedule

Charming through and through. I now am looking forward to seeing another film here…read more They host the Star Wars Holiday Special annually which really needs to be experienced with an audience so you can suffer together. It proves drugs were prevalent in the 70s. It was a sold out show yet we still got good seats. Concessions were super efficient and thanks for having ice and a reusable cup! For those of us who don't drink beer - it's appreciated.... seriously, I just want a coke with a ton of ice to go with my popcorn. Their popcorn is pretty awesome!

Saw Terminator 2 with my youngest daughter for Father's Day, such a cool venue…read more All the guys working concessions were nice, the theater looks awesome, and the pizza was good.

Came into watch Twilight on Friday the 13th with my family. It was a great place to come and watch…read morethe movie. Had the old school feel with friendly service and everyone seemed to be having a great time. I will be back.

My newest discovery is the Camas Independent Film Festival at the Liberty Theatre. They bring films…read moreyou might not even find in Portland, and sometimes they bring films in the festival/Sundance world. I saw one in their small theater, Theater 3. It was clean, the picture was good, and the sound was good. The seats are reserved. The staff was great. I don't do concessions, so no idea on that. The price was reasonable. The Liberty Theater is in a thriving walkable downtown of small businesses. On a Saturday, the free parking was congested, but plentiful a few short walking blocks away. Two breakfast diners can both prosper next door to each other. The theater completes downtown, and is well worth visiting if you are in the neighborhood, or seek a film not showing elsewhere in the area.

Top notch way to kill time waiting for your flight. It was…read morea little warm in there there tho It was full! I wish there was one of these in every airport Every airport needs to get one

A really fun little theater tucked away in the PDX airport to whittle away some of the waiting time…read morefor your place. It's a mini venue and has ample room between rows for your luggage. Short clip movies, about 5 min each in rapid succession.

I love this theater! It's nostalgic! Good prices, friendly staff, good seating. I've been a fan of…read moreMt.Hood Theater for a long time. I was (pleasantly) surprised to see they had a few rows (I didn't count, 6-8?) of bigger, comfort chairs for an even more comfortable viewing experience.

Great value, service and memories. The kind staff are focused on friendly service. There is ample…read moresafe and accessible parking. My Hood theater offers a nice evening walking destination after a quiet local Gresham afternoon or early evening meal. Mt Hood Theater (staff, service, setting) is an East county gem!

Honestly wasn't expecting much from this place but I found it to be quite charming. Was glad to see…read morehow busy it was too. Saw Backrooms here which was cool. The charms: -super friendly staff, really attentive also -tasty concessions including cherry coke -general admission seating, first come first serve as it should be -comfy seats with adjustable armrests for larger individuals -the theatre seems well taken care of in terms of cleanliness and repairs -easy parking Less charming: -I didn't care for the teenagers interrupting the movie with their Snapchat notifications and going to the bathroom every 10 minutes but that wasn't the theatre's fault, just something to note about the other clientele if you're planning on going there.

location, location, location. I love having a cinema right here in my little home town, and seven…read morescreens! it's amazing! low prices for tickets and concessions seen the deal considerably.

I have fallen in love with the Clinton. I discovered this is the theater I need to sit up front at…read more The back row tends to have the d-bags who cannot pretend they are in a dark movie theater with other people (yes, I am glaring at YOU)... Up front is perfect since there is a stage. They show some great things and their location truly demands you continue the friend talk about the film at a bar or over some fries next door. A lot of shows have raffles. I have won several things like a gorgeous local artist print of John Waters and a still from Cat People. This is a super safe space for LGBTQ+ and all us local weirdos too. As long as you are not a hateful Nazi, you are welcome and I always have great encounters with so many lovely people. I have attended a lot of concerts, shows, burlesque, drag... all sorts of fun here. Their website is great to check out what is coming up but they are down to show you a good time. Did I mention snacks?? They know what EPIC BUTTER means and their popcorn is delicious! Also, check out their other snacks. I got some Missionary Chocolate covered nuts that were next level.

Portland seems to love preserving the past and the weirdness, and the Clinton Street Theater is…read moredefinitely one of those iconic places that proves it. Just east of the river, in the middle of a residential part of Portland lies this little theater. Something I was not expecting to see when I was invited to watch a friend's movie that he filmed. Let me share some information on what to expect before coming here: * Parking * Once you spot the place and drive past it, you won't find a garage anywhere. Street parking only. So be cognizant of street parking signs as well. * The Theater * A classic type of theater reminiscent of days passed with a marquee above the entrance. Upon entering, there isn't much of a lobby, but a concession stand selling everything from candy, popcorn, and drinks. They even sell beer and wine, and local canned ciders. I also heard, they're cool with you bringing in food from outside. Just not alcohol, which is understandable. Although the lobby is narrow, i still loved looking up at the movie poster decor that lined the walls. There's only one movie screen as far as I know of, so don't expect a huge building with 20 screens. I mean it is an old building with old wooden doors, brass doorknobs, heavy curtains, and tiny restrooms with exposed pipes. Inside there is a small stage in front of the main screen, available for performers and events. Yes, you can even rent out the venue as well to hold an event. As for seating, the chairs are pretty wide and fairly comfortable. There may have been only about 200 seats, so expect the closeness of audience interactions and the quiet whispers to be heard loud and clear. In short, this old school theater is definitely a historical icon of Portland, with its marquee board changed by hand and little box office up front selling tickets. Come here for homemade movies, B rated films, as well as weird random classics. Just check their website for what's showing. I enjoyed my friend's event and I wouldn't mind seeing another crazy movie here like The Toxic Avenger!

Smaller theater chain not owned by the major ones. Doesn't have every bell and whistle the other…read moreones have, but better prices and they are more accommodating. Been to and had birthday parties here. Again very affordable. It reminds e more of what movie theaters looked like and felt like when I was younger, which is nice.

This has been our go to theater. Best theater near Woodland. Clean and easy to navigate. Wide…read morevariety of movies. Great low key location and allows you to avoid going into the city for a movie theater experience. This round our only nit was the popcorn was the least amazing popcorn experience at a theater. We asked for butter but basically tasted flavorless. We ended up throwing out a full large bag of popcorn.