Came here with my husband for the Cine Latino film festival hosted by MSP Film Society. We were…read moreconfused, the MSP Film Society and the Main Cinema are at the same address, we thought we werr at the wrong address (maybe MSP Film owns the cinema, the website had no info about it). They show independent films, I l like that. The movies we saw were dark, my husband loved it but too depressing for me. The movies are REAL and ORIGINAL, not the kind of movies found at mainstream movie theaters. The popcorn size is tiny, the drink snack selection was not great. The bathroom layout is awkward, the mens and womens bathrooms are way too close, you can hear everything.

Save yourself the $50 annual membership fee if you're on a tight budget and pay as you decide to go…read moreto any movies. Their overall customer service is sorely lacking - no response to emails, and in phoning their office, getting some young woman answering the phone and giggling/laughing while delivering half-assed responses to questions and comments. With my first year's membership expiring soon, I will not be renewing it. I will simply pay the ticket price at the time I go to see a movie. No big deal.

We saw the movie "The mandalorian and the grogue" here and it's a really nice theatre. Staff is…read morefriendly with fast service and the restrooms are kept up nice and clean too. The seats are comfy and the sound is really good. Very nice theatre and would definitely be back!

Stopped by Emagine Lakeville to checkout Toy Story for its 30th anniversary! This movie theater is…read morehuge!! When I pulled into the parking lot I noticed there's a ton of parking. They also have a monster screen which looks like a whole separate building. There's an arcade to the left when you walk in, a nice seating area to the right, and a bar straight ahead w/ concessions right behind the bar. They had really cute movie merch for sell as well as plenty of snacks and food options. I was able to catch the new Halloween specials menu. I ordered the Jeeper's, its reaper pizza which was so good and spicy. They deliver the food right to your seat which is nice. The seats are super comfortable and recline. Loved the movie posters with the fun facts in the hallway. I enjoyed my time here and can't wait to come back and check out the MONSTER screen!

Super easy to order tickets online and pick your seats. I love walking in straight to our theater…read moreand seats without having to get scanned in or anything. Loved the option to purchase child tickets at a lower price since we took 4 kids with us. Omg reclining heated seats made it so comfortable and the heat stayed on for a long time too! Great place for date night, bar and axe throwing were super busy when we left. Kids were very enticed by the arcade there too. Such. Great place for all ages.

I went to see Mortal Kombat here...hence my funny martial arts in the video…read more Average customer service. They never seem happy but they're not totally rude either. It's really nice in the lobby though and they have a bar. I will have to try it out sometime! I love the fireplace!

I was very surprised by how big this location is!!! When I first pulled into the parking lot, I was…read moredefinitely thinking this was a smaller location but to my surprise it has like 17 screens, a large lobby with an arcade, party room, seating area, bar and concessions of course. The theater seats are heated & recline which I love. Generally cozy vibes. I'd definitely go here more if I lived in the area.

First timer at the Emagine Theater today (WBL). Nothing better than going to the movies and…read moreletting a story just take you into another world. And putting away your phone...love it. Went to see the Housemaid today. I am an avid reader of the author Frieda McFadden. I'm not sure if all the theaters here provide the same options/amenities as far as reclining seats, heated seats, etc. but it was so nice having a heated seat though I always bring my blanket just in case. I did buy some snacks at the counter (Buncha Crunch - my fav) and I was intrigued by their $7.75 special (small popcorn and drink) + $1 off a snack! Not a bad deal and it isn't just for kiddos! Next time I'm getting the popcorn for sure. The seats were comfy, everyone was respectful during the movie...overall great experience. They also have a small arcade at the front of the entrance. Lots of parking options too.

I've been coming to this theater since w moved to MN in 2016, love this place!!!!!! Today is a…read moredate night with the hubby and I decided to try the Wisconsin Burger . Its a smash burger and holy crap. I have never finished a whole burger, just never been my thing, maybe most of it but never all of it. This burger was so delicious i ate the entire thing and the loaded fries.

Today was extremely hot outside, and I had food with me that could spoil in the heat. I asked if…read morethe staff could help me by letting me leave it somewhere cool while we watched the movie, even offering to leave it on a table or in a safe spot. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to help at all. I understand that businesses have rules, but a little understanding and customer service would have gone a long way, especially considering we paid around $20 per ticket. The movie experience itself was fine, but the lack of empathy left a disappointing impression.

A+ all around! Customer service and food booth was fast…read more Theater was clean! The movie theater in Woodbury is top notch. I would highly recommend.

First time at Woodbury 10 Theatre and I'd definitely come back especially on Bargain Wednesday when…read moretickets are just $5 (plus tax). Does this place have all the bells and whistles like reclining seats or fancy screens? No. But if you're looking for an affordable, no-frills movie night, it's a solid choice. Concessions are reasonably priced too. I grabbed the movie popcorn tub for $10, and wow--they do not skimp on the butter (Yay). It was fresh and s satisfying. Nice touch: they had salt containers prepared on the table when you give your ticket to the attendant. Those containers of salt were generous as well! The seats don't recline, but they're wide and have a slight rock to them, which I actually liked. One thing I wish I had known: the concession stand closes during the last showing at some point. I planned to grab popcorn on the way out, but it was already closed. Had I known, I would've gone mid-movie to take some home. All in all, it was a good experience--and at these prices, I'll be back.

Decided to check this theater out for a free AAA24 film. Went early on a Friday evening. While it…read morewasn't busy they only had 1 working kiosk to buy tickets which worked a little slow. They had a decent concession offering. A bar with its own area, generally decent lobby. They have recliners but they are super uncomfortable as the leg part reclines but the back hardly goes back so they don't fully recline (opposite of AMC southdale). I do like that they have the option to order food and pick it up on your way in. They do $6 Tuesdays + free popcorn but you can get heated, full reclines for $5 + free popcorn elsewhere.

I choose this theater for a movie premiere night because of the Ultrascreen DLX to experience. I…read morewas excited to see it on the big screen with amplified surround sound; however, I did not feel like the experience was significantly different than a typical movie theater. Also, we sat in the last row and the theater was so big that the larger screen size was not noticeable. Popcorn was great, butter is added behind the counter. The ticket, cleaning and counter staff were all extremely kind & the theater/seats felt very clean. Unfortunately, the seats do not fully recline & the theater was extremely warm (we went on a seasonably warm day, so its possible the air had yet to be adjusted for the season).

First time looking in. Interested in the artwork of Ken Rumbaugh. I've watched his talent excel,…read moresince he was a youngster. I've followed his work for years. I'm amazed at his passion for perfection no matter what the subject. One of a kind. Serious artist.

While in town I stopped by here on a Saturday afternoon in hopes that I would get to go inside and…read moresee this place. Little did I know that I would get to that and then some. Upon arriving the streets in the area were blocked off that were having a community event involving several businesses, etc. Walking up to Capri Theater was an experience in itself has I stopped by a TV crew and asked my thoughts on the event and what they were trying to accomplish. After that somewhat uncomfortable moment I made my way to Capri Theater. To my surprise it was open and the staff quickly invited me and my friends inside to experience the place. A little background on the theater; it was built in 1927 was initially known as Paradise Theater. Having gone through several renovations over the years, a renovation projected in the 1965-1967 timeframe expanded the seating capacity to ~500 and it was at this time that it was renamed to Capri Theater. Today, the Capri Theater is owned and operated by Plymouth Christian Youth Center. It seats ~300 and from what I could see, there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. The focus is on continuing to be a beacon in the community where youth can find a safe and welcoming environment to explore crafts, arts, performing arts,etc. Of special importance to me is what occurred on January 5 and 6, 1979 at the Capri Theater. On those days Prince played his first shows as solo artist. Tickets to the performances cost less than $5 and proceeds from the first night went to Capri Theater. As I mentioned the staff was very, very warm and welcoming. Both James and Graham were gracious with their time; answering all our questions. They made us feel at home and mostly let us wander the place. As part of my wandering I happened to peek into the auditorium and to my surprise, the screen had a slide show going with images of Prince. As I stood in the doorway watching the slideshow, Graham noticed me and encouraged me to go inside and check it out. He said it was okay to go up on the stage and just take in the place. About that same time, he put on playlist of Prince music; needless to say, I was in heaven. In the end, my friends and I spent over an hour in auditorium, on stage and sitting in the seats just taking it all in. A BIG thank you to Graham and James for making stop/experience was the highlight of my trip. Lastly, the Capri Theater is undertaking a renovation project to expand their offering to the community. In addition to making updates there will be additional classrooms and multi-purpose spaces along with spaces for developing crafts skills such as wood working. Check their website (thecapritheater.org/) to learn more about this upcoming project. While you're there, take time to contribute to a very worthy initiative.