Spent a few of my early years growing up in Yoakum, and this theater was always a bright spot in…read morethose years. So glad to see these fine people carrying on and improving on what was always a high mark of Yoakum life. Well done; well done.

In all my years growing up in Yoakum, the local theatre underwent several iterations of owners and…read morelooks. The new owners finally have what it takes to stay open and remain successful. In fact, they have now been open for a number of years and have added a second screen. Texas Highways also carried a great article about it, among other Texas theatres. Mom and I recently viewed A Man Called Otto...what an incredible movie. Bravo! Will definitely come back again whenever I'm in the area.

Small theater , comfortable seats …read more You might want to t to get upper seats as lower will curve you to look up in a weird angle

very cute little tiny movie theatre. super cheap prices, and the most adorable trailers ever.read more

Love this little old town theater, great family atmosphere, and best burger I have had anywhere in…read moreTX. My wife loves the chicken sandwich. No kidding try the food.

Awesome most of time. Sometimes your food order doesn't make it to you. And occasionally the…read moretheaters smell like urine. It's all we have in Bastrop, so, we definitely still go. Lol. We do drive to Austin often to go see movies, too. When we do get our food at film alley, the food is actually good. The seats recline which is awesome. And they do bring your food order to you (most of time). So I'd still def recommend.

The Lyric Theater is a highlight of beautiful, historic Flatonia. With a beautiful marquee, brand…read morenew seating and sound and projection systems, it re-opened in the Spring of 2017 after a 50 year hiatus. Each Friday and Saturday at 8PM they have movies, and occasionally a Saturday matinee. Twice, they've had very popular plays with theater companies from the area. I encourage you to check out the Lyric, now the only theater in Fayette County! The nearby Red Vault Bistro, Wine Haus, and Henry K's Bar offer great pre- and post-theater food and drinks.

I have been to this theater twice now and was very impressed. The owner has done a wonderful job…read moretrying to restore the theater and bring something special to the community. I hope to be supporting his efforts. Stop in and see them.

Went to see The Odyssey and enjoyed it, but this review is about Zion, hope I spelled it right, the…read moreticket-taker! This is young man is an exemplar in customer relations! In our brief encounter he was engaging, welcoming, willing to be conversant and was accommodating when my wife wanted to get a picture of us by the show poster. We witnessed his genuine and sincere demeanor in helping, not showing the slightest hint of impatience or annoyance, as many might. He carries himself well and is articulate. Keep an eye on this guy. He's the kind that makes a place look good, giving EVO a good name. ;)

EVO in Kyle has lots to offer for a fun date night (or kids night out). You've got a bowling alley,…read morearcade games, food and drinks on one side, and your standard movie theater on the opposite end. We came to see The Odyssey in IMAX. It's a shame how tickets are so expensive for the picture, yet the seats don't match the experience. Not only do seats not recline, but they really know how to squeeze movie patrons in like sardines. While some people have noted the staleness of the popcorn, I don't really have any complaints, as I thought it was a major plus they offered self serve butter along with seasoning, trays and cups to share.

We were staying in Sweet Home and heard that this is the only theater in the nearest town. It only…read morehad one showing a day...at 7:30PM, so if you miss it then...there is always tomorrow! The reason I'm giving it only three stars is because it is cash only. The only time I can tolerate that is at a farmer's market or garage sale...Come on people! One thing we did right was go to the Mexican Restaurant and get a marg for $4.50. Happy hour prices are a little cheaper and is from 4-7.

This place is run by people who care - you can tell by how clean it is. If there's a movie…read moreplaying here that I want to see, I'll drive the 45 miles to see it here rather than see it in Victoria. The cost of gas is more than made up by the savings at the concession stand - in fact, you won't find better priced concessions anywhere. And the quality of people watching the movies is a step up too - no misbehaving wannabe gangbangers. The location is awesome as well - it's just off the city square, which is just an absolute pleasure to walk through at night, or relax in the gazebo. And there're two banks with two ATM machines located within a block of the square - so it's no problem that they don't take credit cards.

This place is so fun! This was my first time at a Drive in movie theater and I enjoyed every…read moreminute. They have a playground for kids and a diner area to grab some food. Couldn't have asked for a better time.

How is there zero security? I had a person smoking cigarettes on my right and a person idling their…read morecar/running their AC on my left. No one walks around to enforce any of the rules. You're just on your own to otherwise inhale exhaust and smoke.

WOW!!!! Today the San Marcos Senior Citizen Center went to the EVO theater. To see Spiderman…read more LARRY AND ALEXA were amazing. It was a great time and amazing servicece. We are blessed and i recommend it to everyone and every non prophet.

Three times their own app failed. QR-based phone ordering a theater is horrible. Redeemed one code…read morefor a free popcorn, but the food never came. I had a digital receipt but it apparently never was received by the employees with this horrible system. Was given two free popcorn codes because of the issue. When I tried to redeem those codes, they failed using the same system. At this point I give up on this theater. It was fine when you pressed a button to get service, but ever since they switched to using QR-based phone ordering it has gotten worse. Not to mention that every now and then a movie that has subtitles or captions will get cut off like it did during predator badlands so you just don't know what's going on. You're better off either seeing a movie at home or driving up to South Austin to see a movie at Cinemark, Regal, or even AMC.

This is just a standard theater. The pricing is in line with every other place in the US plus or…read moreminus a buck. I live in Rhode Island and am subject to $8.00 matinee tickets with popcorn at 7.50 and a drink at $5.00. So I was happy to go here. The theater itself is simply middle of the road. It is comfortable and the view is unobstructed. This is not a posh place, but then again, if you are going to be offended at $7.50 per ticket, you should not really expect a posh theater.

Crap service, never enough people working. Get it together Cinemark. If they had any competition…read morethey'd do better but there isn't. I'm going to bay city from now on. "Luxury recliners" as small as airplane seats and don't even extend fully.

Gang- I'm not understanding the low reviews here. Like at…read moreall. What gives? It's absolutely immaculate from the lobby to concession stand, toilets, and inside the theatres. The seating is some of the most comfortable luxury theatre seating (reclining/heated...but who needs heated in Texas?!?) I've experienced. We saw Supergirl and did DBox seating (immersive technology: vibration and motion synchronized with action in a film). The sound quality was incredible and the screen visuals top-notch. Concession prices are the same as everywhere. No surprise. Popcorn is fresh. They've got frozen cocktails, beer, etc. Employees are nice. Absolutely great experience.

I had a very good experience here with some awkward speedbumps along the way but that's okay. Here…read morewe go. Upon arrival, I wanted to pay with my MoviePass card and so I walked to the ticketing booth and the young lady was on her phone and had an AirPod in. I scared the DAYLIGHT out of her. I felt so bad even though it wasn't my fault. Just oof. Also, it was really hard to communicate as there are issues with the glass microphone... At the concessions, I had 3 coupons from a Christmas promo. The poor guy had to enter them separately and this is where things got weird. I asked him what was closest to $5 and he said a bottled beverage. On the screen it showed $5.80 for a bottled beverage. When he rang up my Fairlife chocolate milk (I'll get to this later), it was $6.30 or $6.80. Either way, I got to use my coupons even though it took 7-10 min. My popcorn was stale and severely disappointing but whatever...it was 9am. The chocolate milk, well, I thought it was a protein shake as it did end up having 23g of protein. However, it did not use the lactose free milk and I suffered drastically during the middle of the film. That was my fault. The Coke Zero syrup was okay but I've had better. The concession area was spectacularly clean. The patron checking tickets was super diligent and wonderful at his job. I was happy to, once again, see how local Cinemarks hire those with disabilities. My seat didn't recline all of the way and now I know why no one chose my row (I wish they would have told me it was a Dbox row when I purchased the ticket). Overall, a decent experience and I would be back!