All the above are great ! Wonderful place for a movie and meal and a drink if you want!!read more

I want to love this local establishment in a historic building, but have been surprised by the poor…read moreservice twice now. The first time we ever went there we were mocked for not knowing how it worked. We were there for my son's 6th birthday, but luckily kids are oblivious to that. We tried again and had a much better experience checking in as it was with a different gentleman, but unfortunately, we had a negative experience leaving. Our child accidentally spilled some food and we apologized to a different guy as we were leaving and he rolled his eyes at us and said "Jesus." We felt awful. I work with the public and if I spoke to someone like that, I would be fired. Anyway- I want to love it, and the building was beautiful and felt clean, but we can't justify going back.

This theater is fantastic! Rod is the best greeter in the business and the lobby is always…read moreclean and welcoming. The length of ads and movie prices are not in the hands of the local theater management, so I am not sure why people are blaming them for these issues. We always enjoy seeing a movie at the Old Mill Regal.

I have no idea why this theater allows families to bring several small, young children into an R…read morerated horror film that has explicit sex scenes and extreme violence. Having to sit next to a family who brought several small children below the age of five who kept talking throughout the entire film ruined it for everyone else there. you clearly need to have theater monitors going into these auditoriums because this was truly out of control, and I was not the only person sitting in the theater who felt extremely uncomfortable, and who thought that was extremely inappropriate to have young children present while there were graphic sex scenes happening. The children were clearly reacting to the graphic sex scenes and violence, and it ruined the movie for the rest of us and was extremely disturbing - the fact that nothing was monitored and this was allowed to happen is very problematic and upsetting. If people cannot be decent parents and fellow moviegoers than they need to be removed, sorry. The children were clearly very upset when witnessing those graphic scenes, and were talking throughout the entire film. One completely inconsiderate family who's willing to traumatize their young children should not be allowed to also traumatize the entire theater as well and make us feel like we wasted our money on a ruined experience. Super Gross. Please do better.

McMenamins theaters tend to be small, clean, intimate places, filled with couches and comfy chairs,…read moreambient mood lighting, and a full-service bar. All that together is enough to blow any Regal Cinemas out of the water already. Their prices for everything, from tickets to concessions and even food and cocktails are also so much cheaper than any major theater chain, I'm not sure why you would come see a movie anywhere else. My only thought would be capacity, which is further reduced by social distancing requirements during this pandemic. Still, it's hard to beat, and we were lucky enough to grab a couple tickets to see our first movie in a theater in more than a year. And while I was nowhere near as excited to see "Tom and Jerry" as my wife was, it was still a very relaxing, enjoyable time. I forgot how much I have missed that communal theater experience. If you find yourself yearning to relive that experience yourself, you're not going to find a better place to do it than at a McMenamins theater, and the Old St. Francis theater is among the best.

At old St Francis Theater you are already in the amazing McMenamins property. You pay four bucks…read morefor a movie. You order food and drinks and find a seat in one of the love seats. They bring the food to your seat. Did I mention four bucks? That to see the latest Star Wars movie? Such a deal!

I had a sweet solo experience here for dinner and a movie. I was staying next door at Five Pines so…read moreit was too easy to grab dinner and a movie. I thoroughly enjoyed Paddington and ordered their veggie pesto bowl $14 with a small bag of popcorn. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming and the theatre room was very clean. The small veggie rice pesto now was a little pricey for $14. The popcorn was delicious and the small bag was perfect. The only thing that seemed a little off was the flavor of the water- maybe that's the taste of Oregon water but it was tough to swallow... Overall, a charming and lively local theatre experience.

We are not movie people. So, when a movie caught our fancy, we looked for a theater and were…read moredisappointed by things like assigned seating. Then I found Sisters Movie House and Cafe. I was correct in assuming that a mid-week matinee would be a good time to go. The people at the counter were friendly and helpful. We bought too much popcorn and upgraded our tickets to Club Level seats. I do recommend Club Level seats. A man, that I assumed to be the owner, talked briefly about the movie, introduced us to the house dog, and warned us to protect our popcorn from the dog. Maybe I will start paying more attention to movies and return to Sisters Movie House. BTW, the cafe looked interesting.

Love seeing a movie here! It's super cozy, great drink selections and yummy popcorn. The service…read morewas friendly and I felt like I was at a friends house with a really cool movie room.

Neat little quirky theater - worth your time to stop in and enjoy a flick…read more Beer and popcorn, you can do that here. Located right in the downtown you can easily enjoy a dinner before a show, all within walking distance of the theater. Go shopping - room for your bags at the theater too.

I used to go here all the time as a teen. It's changed a bit since then but super fun to go back…read moreand see movies here again. They have updated it a bit to make it friendly for folks with mobility issues. They have two theaters and we went to see the latest cartoon in the lower theater. It looks like they may still have the same seating. I couldn't really tell as it was dark. The pricing was decent about $9 for an adult. You really aren't going to get much cheaper than that nowadays. I love it and glad they reopened it in 2007. I will definitely return again.

It had been years since I had been in the theater. The first time I went was in 1970 when a friend…read moreof mine and I watched "midnight cowboy". It is family run and they are very friendly and it's great to see other local people watching the film. The seats are not the best I wish they were the new kind but they will do.

We were tourists in central Oregon in early September, 2024, traveling between the Bend area and…read moreMt. Hood. The temperatures were in the high 90s and the air was thick with smoke from expanding wildfires in the nearby national forests. We were looking for a place to get out of the oppressive heat when we stumbled upon the Madras Cinema 5. This isn't the most luxurious theater that we've ever been in, but our experience with this cinema warrants our 5-star review. Parking was plentiful and free. Staff, who sold both tickets and concessions, were friendly and efficient. Tickets were a bargain at $7 for showings before 6 pm. The theater had comfortable seating and good picture and sound quality. Restrooms were clean. And, most importantly for this particular day -- they had great temperature control! Unfortunately, the movie that we selected wasn't too good, but we can't blame the cinema for that!

This place is GREAT, it's clean; the owner is super friendly and a true movie lover. He even…read morescheduled a private party for us during covid lockdowns. Totally great place. Had to leave a positive review that is accurate to balance the other lower reviews that happen to be years old and are, frankly, total BS.