The Morris Co. Theatre in Daingerfield, Texas has always been a great experience. You cannot beat…read morethe price of admission and snack bar, but the down home small town atmosphere is golden. I highly recommended for a family night out.

Must visit for movies. Shows 1 new movie and the old movie from the week before on 2 different…read morescreens. Clean, classic, quaint, no crowds!

This theater is about as close to the end of its useful life as it possibly can be…read more Have to check in your ticket via the endless concession line where morbidly obese patrons try to clot their arteries with obscene amounts of snacks. Once in the actual screening room, there is an incessant background noise from construction work, as well as the endless chatter of the groups of postmenopausal women who think they're in a living room, and who couldn't give a fudge about others.

Nice place to watch a movie. The Theater features comfortable seats. Their popcorn is delicious,…read moresome of the best theater popcorn I have had. Enjoyed my experience here.

Changing my review after the owner contacted me kindly to fix the issue. She communicated with my…read morehusband and is refunding us, and allowing us to come back in the future on her so, my little one will be super excited next time when the projector works. Thank you for making things right. I think this is an excellent example of exceptional customer service.

Came here on my trip to broken bow and seen the Cave near the Air B&B we were staying at…read more Unfortunately the 3d was not working right in the roller coaster room. I was disappointed that it wasn't working at that time, but the owner asked us to come back and once it's fixed, we'll get a try it again. They do have many different rides in the 3d room and staff was very friendly and helpful but things do brake down which happens to us all every now and then.

I love it they are awesome staff, very clean . Down earth…read morepeople! And the movies are great! I totally recommend for a family night out!

NEW 2014 SCHEDULE! This is a FREE event!!! Feel free to bring your own picnic baskets, blankets,…read morelawnchairs. Parking is free. All screenings begin at sundown. These are wonderful family films on a large, inflatable, outdoor, movie screen! Concessions are available, cheap and delicious and cash only! Here is this season's schedule: May 2 8pm The Croods Riverview Park 600 Block Clyde Fant Parkway downtown Shreveport (across the street from Sci Port!) May 16 8pm Iron Man 3 Mamie Hicks Park 200 Mayfair Drive June 6 8:30pm Turbo Riverview Park June 20 8:30pm Madagascar 3 Chris Hays Park 4300 Illinois Street July 18 8:30pm Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters AC Steere Park 4100 Youree Drive August 1 8pm Avengers Confidential Riverview Park August 15 8pm Epic (By Shreveport's own Bill Joyce!!!) Hattie Perry Park 4300 Ledbetter Street (named for Blues legend Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter) September 5 7:30pm The Lego Movie Riverview Park September 19th 7:30pm Monsters University Andrew Currie Park 1600 Norma Ave October 3 Details TBD October 17th 7pm Frozen Betty Virginia Park 3901 Fairfield Avenue Movies will not play with the threat of inclement weather. For more info call 318-673-7892 This is one of the coolest family events in all of Shreveport-Bossier City, and it's free!!! Please attend and support Movies and Moonbeams!!

This movie going experience was absolutely wonderful for a BIG CITY girl!!! The hospitality of…read morestaff was exceptional & the theater was clean and quaint. The only thing I personally had a problem with was the air condition. It was to cold and the air felt like it was blowing directly on me

When you're out of town and really wanted to see the newest movie out, so happy to find this…read morecinema. Employees were nice and helpful. Theatre was clean, seats were comfortable a d it was like taking a walk back in time to cinema theatre s 30 years ago.

This is one of my favorite places for a date night. The reclining seats make it comfortable and…read moreromantic, and it's the perfect escape after a long week of work. The theater is usually quiet with minimal distractions, and the popcorn with the chocolate-covered cookie dough bites is a must-have. The only downside is that people sometimes sit in seats that aren't theirs, but it's still a great movie theater overall.

Just went to a 1pm movie with my 5yr old and the lobby was very dirty and the theater inside was…read morevery cold. Also the volume was so high it hurt my ears.

This theater went downhill for a little while, but it's doing much better. The concessions could…read moreuse a few more people, but the people that are there are friendly and helpful. The young man behind the counter helped me figure out where on the app to check in. My theater was clean. The restrooms were clean. Sooo sad that the Boardwalk is in the horrible shape it is in now!!

Nice movie theater and the worker Caitlyn was big help. She was the nicest worker I've met.read more

Local cinemas like these are true gems in towns like these. They being a sense of art and culture…read moreto growing, suburban areas. Plus, they act as unique offerings for future events and family gatherings. This marks the first time we visited a theatre during this current pandemic, and I'm glad to say it was the right choice for the holiday season. We choose "News to the World" over "Wonder Woman 1984" Always go with Tom Hanks, always.

Small quaint theater with narrow seating in a tight space. It's been a while since I've been in…read moresuch a spot as that one. Yes luxury seating has spoiled me. On the plus side, it wasn't crowded and the show was cute. Beer if I had wanted it. Comfortable, but not reclining. Doesn't smell like potty. Mold. Or old stuff. It was a pleasant experience. I enjoyed it.