It is the only theatre in town so I love it…read more But. The movie selection needs a lot of work. Most of the movies are appealing to the under twenty viewers. Some of us are adults. The ticket sales is set up so you have to stand in the same lines with those who want to get snacks. If I was hungry when I got in line I'm not buying anything except tickets when it is my turn. So I can't comment on the food though I did hear people commenting on how high the prices were. I'll be back but I expect more.

Prices are ok and it's local but they don't turn down the lights enough in the theater and that…read moresometimes causes a glare on the screen. That honestly ruins the theater experience for me and I would rather drive to Meridian to watch a movie. Audio isn't the best and the chairs are outdated. If they would fix one of those issues it would go up for me. Hate it too cause I've been going since I was a child and it didn't always use to be like this. The staff is always nice tho.

The workers are terrible people. They would not let us refund our tickets when we asked to and then…read morethey wouldn't let us in to watch the movie. They were extremely rude. On top of that food is crazy expensive and the theater is not clean at all. The seats are extremely uncomfortable and worst of all the service is always terrible. Never come here.

I had a horrible experience with the staff here. They were cold, rude, and unwelcoming to me as…read moresoon as I was at the window to buy my ticket. After I bought my two tickets they rudely asked me to put the candy that I had brought with me back in my car. After doing so they aggressively told me that I was not allowed inside and they would not even give me a refund for my tickets. Instead told me I had to leave. A -2/10 experience for me with no redeeming qualities. I was already not a huge fan of this theater due to the bad parking lot, uncomfortable seats, sticky and dirty theaters, highly priced concessions, and now rude employees. Safe to say I will not be visiting again.

While visiting Jackson, found this movie theater with very good reviews in Yelp so decided to go to…read morethe 4pm show. Found parking very close to the entrance. Once inside the theater, went straight to the self-check out to buy 2 tickets ($29). The process was fast and easy. Then, gave the tickets to a lady who told us where to go for our movie. Before heading to the movie, we stopped to buy a couple of glasses of wine ($21). We also stopped to get popcorn but decided not to get any because they're cooked with butter which we don't consume. The movie room was super clean and the recliner chairs were very comfy. The big screen and sound were perfect. I wish the temperature was a little cooler. Overall, this is a great movie theater. I felt safe and the lobby was clean. Staff was not friendly but was not mean either so God bless them for wanting to work.

Movie theater was nice and clean the guys at the front were very help.. but don't come to go to…read morestop at the bar first it was nasty stuff on tables and chairs and the guy had no customers it could have been clean .. not one clean table as he stood watching tv smh .. just got see the move stay away for the bar area

GREAT !! Very accommodating nice professional employees good selection…read more at concession good prices

I was a kid the last time I went to a drive in theater. Loaded up the family and had a great time…read more Will definitely be back again.

Let me start by saying that the Capri Theater is an amazing addition to the Fondren District. It is…read morea unique attraction that provides an entertainment option not available anywhere else in the city of Jackson, and I want it to succeed. That said, the management of the Capri have other plans. I go to the Capri to see just about any movie that doesn't feature superheroes or talking CGI animals. That's a lie. If someone pulls my arm, I'll probably go see one of those. I like going to the movies. I really like being able to walk to the movies. Being able to walk to the movies and get food and drinks delivered to my seat is kind of amazing. However, it's not so amazing as to completely narcotize my judgement and allow gross incompetence in stewardship to go unnoticed. "Well," I can hear you say, "that's a long way to go about saying that you're unhappy at the Capri for some perceived abuse. What could they have possibly done to deserve such vitriol? Allow me to pull up this here soapbox so I can testify to some indignation. To begin with, let's say you get a Capri Gift Card as a gift for Christmas from you elderly yet thoughtful mother. Thanks, Mom! You take that Capri Gift Card and walk up to the Capri Movie Theater, ask for two tickets to see Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and then have to try not to swallow your tongue when you're told that you can't use a Capri Gift Card to... purchase movie tickets? So, after you use your own money to pay for your ticket (Sorry, Mom), you might find yourself asking what can you purchase with your Capri Gift Card. Want some of that nostalgic movie theater candy? Well, if they have any in stock then you're in luck, but you'll probably have to settle for one of the last remaining boxes of Sweadish Fish that have probably been there since the place opened. The vending machines in Stan's Lounge have a wider variety of candy to choose from. If candy isn't your bag you can use that Capri Gift Card that you couldn't use to buy movie tickets to buy some pretty mediocre restaurant food and have it delivered right to your seat. Eventually. It might take a while, and your fries might be cold, but you got to order it right from your seat, so that's got to count for something, right? Pro tip: I've tried most everything they offer. Get the cheeseburger. What's that? You're in the mood for chicken strips? Get the cheeseburger. Trust me. Or wait until you get home and pop some Tyson Anytisers in the air fryer. They'll probably be just as good. Or, maybe you ate somewhere better before you came to the movie, like McDonalds, and you just want to sit back and enjoy a couple of drinks with you wife while you watch the Bob Dylan biopic. Lucky for you that gift card that you couldn't use to buy movie tickets is great for buying bottles of beer. Not necessarily getting bottles of beer, but you can enjoy the fun experience of playing pretend, like when you were a kid and you'd get on your bigwheel and pretend you were going through the McDonalds drive through ordering some chicken nuggets when in actuality you were just riding in circles on your driveway. So you scan the QR code there at seat F12, punch in an order for two bottles of domestic beer, throw on a tip, sit back and start enjoying the show. Until about half an hour later when you haven't gotten your drinks, and your wife has to go find someone to look into the missing bottles of beer for seat F12. Then about twenty minutes later watch folks start getting food delivered that they probably ordered fifty minutes ago, only to stare sadly as the servers keep walking past you. You never get those bottles of beer. And when the movie's over and your parched but must take time that you could be using to walk home to have a pee and grab a beer to request a refund, don't worry about a manager fawning over you with solicitous apologies, and promises to do better. Nope. At the Capri your refund will be delivered by a man with all the hospitality of a wet dish rag who will neither speak to you, nor even bother to make eye contact. Like I said. I love the Capri, and I want it to be a place I want to go. But I just saw that the Brutalist is playing there next, and the fact that I have to ask myself if I want to see it at the Capri or somewhere else, makes me sad for the Capri.

What an interesting theatre... from the looks outside, you would not expect a fully modern…read moreimmersive movie theatre experience. It gives you some of the old world feel of the early 80's cinema but once inside, you can order food directly to your seat via QR code on your table connected to your seat. The theatre seating had wide isles and could recline. I was a little disappointed you couldn't lift up the center arm to cuddle with your date. The sound was 7.1 ATMOS audio and the screen was clear. For the most part, every seat had a good view. Although if you had someone tall in a seat your view may be slightly obstructed if you were under 5'8" Prices for the theatre are average, not sure if they have any deals to be had. Parking was plentiful on the street or in the back of the building. Seats were mostly clean but there was some sticky spots that got on our skin.

Old building. Small screens. Always a long wait for tickets (buy Fandango in advance). No kiosk…read more The area must be a little bit unsafe because I tend to see security cars patrolling the parking lot often. Clean.

This is a surprisingly clean and welcoming place to watch a movie. I am not sure if it is something…read morethat was recently opened or they just do a good job at keeping the place up but wow, so glad i found this place.

I love the Temple theater. It is an old theater and a historic landmark in Meridian thanks to the…read moreShriners. We have seen the Rocky Horror Picture show and the Nutcracker here. It is such a part of history kind of place, with a small but very kind staff. If you get an opportunity to attend an event or a show here by all means do it!

From the owner: Mississippi's Temple Theatre is the state's largest and most opulent cinema. The Saenger Theatre…read moreCorporation of New Orleans leased and ran the theatre for many years after it opened in 1927. For years, the public was amused with silent movies with live music on the Mighty Robert Morton Theatre organ, as well as subsequent movies with sound. The Temple still possesses 16/35/70 mm projection capabilities, and Manager/Projectionist Roger Smith is eager to resurrect the film era. The inside of our lovely auditorium is shown below. The Temple Theatre is a time capsule that everyone should see. We won't reveal too much, but everything here, from the catacombs to the dressing rooms, is authentic (except for the carpeting, main floor seats and some of the parquet flooring). There are tunnels and catacombs leading to an original Cold War fall-out bunker. When there isn't a live stage play, we normally show recent movies on our massive 40-foot screen. Local artists such as Meridian Community College Student Films and other local artists are encouraged to showcase their skills here. Call us or drop in for a tour. You will not be disappointed.

Best theater ever!! There is never anybody here and you get the rooms to yourself. I highly…read morerecommend you leave your nice belongings at home too.

Went here with my boyfriend late in the middle of the week and it was great. Quick service the…read moreseats were fine and the food was good and not too expensive. I will be back!

This movie theater has a very modern look. The inside looks very welcoming and so nice. The…read moreenvironment is a 10 out of 10.

I'm and avid movie goer and this was a huge disappointment. The IMAX theater had a lot of trash on…read morethe floor and the seats. The cup holders had liquid like they dont get cleaned between movies even though we were unable to.come in until almost preview time due to cleaning but it did not appear any cleaning at all took place. For the cost of the IMax, we expected recliner seats but it did not have any. The restrooms had no toilet paper, so everyone in the rr had to depend on others for assistance. This will be my last trip here.