Nice local theater. They had newer recliners in the screening room we were in. Older, but clean…read more and comfortable. Good sound.

I'm used to big city movie theaters. This theater is in a smaller town. It has been updated with…read morereclining seats, and they have a limited selection of snacks, but seemed fairly priced for a movie theater. I didn't get a photo of the small concession list as the line was fairly long. A large soda was 5.50, popcorn only comes in one size (probably a typical medium bag) and is 6, kids packs were 6, nachos were 6, candy was 3 and 4.50 depending on what kind you wanted. They also offered a large selection of Icee flavors. Their Pepsi machine was a newer one as well, with flavor add-ins available. There is a small arcade when you first walk in. We didn't play any games though. The aisles were not marked well in the theater we had seats in. The seats were comfortable and reclined. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience.

We had yet another terrific experience here. It remains a true gem in a lovely little town. I…read morecontinue to keep a close eye on their show calendar, as I am always looking for a reason to return.

The Astra Theatre is a 357-seat historic theatre located in Jasper, Indiana that first opened in…read more1936 and was operated as a family-owned movie theatre for the next 66 years. Located directly on Main Street, the theatre was reconfigured to become a duplex cinema in the mid-80's. However, surviving in a world of multiplexes ended up being too tough and the Astra was closed in September, 2002. After a few years of interest followed by no action in claiming the Astra, Next Act, Inc. bought the theatre in 2015 and began a move toward restoration with a $400,000 historic preservation grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs followed by a $1.7 million major restoration in 2017-2018 that replaced all major infrastructure (electric to and throughout the building, plumbing, HVAC units and ductwork) while also allowing for the installation of a new accessible restroom on the first floor, an expanded stage, new seating throughout, re-opening the balcony, new sound and lights, a new men's restroom, a renovated women's restroom, a new concessions area, new doors, a refurbished marquee, new doors, refurbished windows, and more. I had heard of the Astra prior to its renovation, however, I'd never visited prior to a recent visit. Thus, I can't speak to the level of improvement other than nothing accessibility improvements are obvious. The Astra Theatre has 269 seats on the main floor and the balcony tends to only be opened when the actual need arises, though for reserved seating events they do make the balcony available. The second floor is not accessible. Accessibility features include an accessible restroom on the main floor, accessible seating toward the front of the theatre, and an accessible platform in the back. It's not perfect, but it's quite good for a historic theatre. The Astra has concessions at all events - Pepsi products along with the usual popcorn, candy, and chips. They do also have beer and wine available for those age 21+. They do accept cash or credit/debit cards. The Astra is not a regular movie theatre at this point, however, they do host movies, special events, comedy, and concerts. On my visit, it was for a movie screening but I've also heard good things about the Astra for other special events. I don't get to the Jasper area as much as I used to, but I'm a fan of historic theatres and am slowly getting myself to as many of Indiana's best theatres as I can. The Astra has operated for the past seven years utilizing volunteers. So, if you're expecting all the creature comforts of a multiplex think again. This is a historic theatre run by the community for the community and utilizing volunteers who are passionate about the space. They are friendly and helpful. If you're going for a special event, there are several hotels in the Jasper area at a variety of price points. The website tends to be updated when a new event is coming up. However, the Astra is also active on social media. I saw a statement on their website describing the Astra as a brand new 80+ year-old theatre and this sounds about right. With significant upgrades, the Astra is comfortable, beautiful, surprisingly accessible, and the kind of Indiana event space you should experience at least once. Southern Indiana is ideal for a day trip. Oh heck, make it a weekend and check out the Astra.

The whole family enjoyed our first time at the drive in. Will definitely return when we can! Food…read morewas good, to be expected as concession food but several options for everyone.

I have grown up going to this drive in just due to it being the only one around but NEVER and I…read moremean NEVER use the bathrooms It no jokes looks like someone took poop and smeared it all over the floor in the women's bathroom! Also one like two of the toilets are working at a given time. I use forearm crutches to help me walk and going in the bathroom with them I almost fell due to what I Hope was mud! Also pro tip if you go wait till like mid movie to go get food at the concessions also the prices of the food isn't bad at all!

I love this theater. The staff seem to actually care about your comfort and enjoyment. They have…read moretwo screens and both are comfortable with good legroom between rows. I try to watch a movie there as often as possible and will continue doing so.

The Indiana Theater is located at 419 E. Main Street, Washington, Indiana. It was built in 1926,…read moreand features period architecture, ornate molded plaster capitols, decorated beams, a full featured stage, period sconce lighting, a full service concession area, large lobby. There is some street parking right in front or you can park along a side street. This theatre is such a cool old building and just recently they have been doing some remodeling on the main floor and putting in new floors and new seats. It wasn't quite completed when we were there but are very thankful that they allowed us to have the main floor anyway. They offer movies for families or groups where you can have the entire theatre to yourself. It was such a nice experience to be able to do this with extended family. Normally they reserve the upstairs theatre for this but we let them know that we had someone in a wheelchair and so they made every effort to have the main floor ready so we could use it. The concessions are typical movie theatre with the awesome buttery popcorn and boxed candy, nachos, drinks... oh and they offer free refills! Kind of something that is unheard of nowadays! Overall this is a great place to go see a movie and we will definitely be back.

Popcorn was rancid. Half of it wasn't popped. It tasted moldy. I feel certainly mix the leftover…read morewith a new I complained to the manager that I will never go back there again.

Went to watch Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3 at IMAX and it was worth the $24!! The seats were so…read morecomfortable and made the experience even better! I understand the economy right now, but $16 for a large popcorn and 1 drink is ridiculous, but it's all part of the movie experience. We had a date night, finally & we truly enjoyed ourselves!

I always loved watching movies at Starlite throughout college and finally returned this weekend to…read moregive our international friends a true drive-in experience. The film quality is great, especially because it gets so dark out in the wooded area. You can always see a sky full of stars while the movies are playing (shooting stars have been seen)! Everything is affordable, all soda drinks and popcorn sizes have endless refills, and as you can see in the photo, you really don't need a refill if you get a large!! I highly recommend visiting for some movies if you get the chance.

Beautiful drive in with grass. First run movies and a great concession stand. What more do you want?read more

Some friends and I took in a matinee on Sunday. We were in the Amax theater. I loved it perfect…read morething you for watching Wicked. The surround sound was epic. You felt the vibration as well. The beauty of the colors, the cleanliness of the theater made for a very enjoyable movie experience. I went all out and purchased lunch. You can bring the food in the theater or eat it in the grill area. I had the fish and chips. The fries were absolutely delicious and the fish was meaty. I felt like it was a fair price. Right in line with The going rate for that dish. There's plenty of parking and the staff were friendly.

Decent pricing, although no military discount. Huge lobby, nice interiors. Projection is outta…read moresight!

Nice theater. Sound is good. Love that they have afternoon viewing times for us older folks. Ticket…read morestaff could be a little more friendly.

It's a movie theater. What's to complain about? Staff is…read morefriendly. What's a matter? They didn't play the movie you wanted to see? Wha, wha... Support the Arts or drive to another town. Suck it.

This place is legendary. It's a movie theater. On the forgotten side of town. The Northern side…read more I saw Ghostbusters 2 () here. I saw Folks () here. And so many others. Movies. It's sad watching the slow decline of movie theaters. Soon all the theaters will be dead and gone. But this spot is holding on tight. The arcade is full of redemption games. Redemption. That's an odd word for this destination. Showplace North-- you have nothing to redeem. You've already given it all away. You magnanimous force of celluloid rage. Never die. Never, ever ... die.