If you are in town or live in Slidell and want to check out a movie, this is the best option. There…read moreisn't another theatre in Slidell. The good thing is that it's an updated theatre and they have a good rewards program. Recently they have gone cashless so keep that in mind. You purchase tickets inside the theatre doors at a kiosk station. They closed the walk up booth outside. They also have a small arcade inside. The food is standard movie options but they do sell daiquiris as well. Nice recliner seats and the theater has always been clean when we go.

Seats are comfy, and tickets are CHEAP! I love the discount day on Tuesdays(?). Solid home town…read moretheater.

We were looking for an earlier time to see a certain movie and this was the closest spot…read more It's really small or better yet I'llsay personable, but the staff was friendly, wore mask and the prices were great. The snack pricez were really good. We had the movie combo and the actually gave you a pack of skittles, not the little pack of gummies. The restroom was really clean. I like how high the toilets were, not low at all. They also had hand sanitizer at the entrance of the restroom and each theatre entrance We actually had the entire movie spot to ourselves, but they did have the rows marked- evey other row for physical distancing.

This is a older theater, its smaller. We were passing though and decided to stop here for a movie,…read morestaff was nice, it seemed clean even though its older. Movie sounded great and played without any issues. Prices were great way less than a huge/large town theater's prices. Snacks were good, movie was good no issues

Very long concession stand line and very small area to order concession food. Food is averageread more

This is a wonderful theater. The prices are great and their people are all outstanding, especially…read moreRyan, at the counter.

Compared to the other theaters in this area, this is leagues better. Yet, if it was the ONLY…read moretheatre in the area, this would probably get closer to a 2 star. The theater: The audio just isn't that great compared to other theaters outside of this area. Visual quality of the screen is perfectly fine. Seats are comfortable but expect red stuff on your back from the leather coming off. They also have a tendency to not clean. Instinctively, I grab extra napkins from the concession area to get all the popcorn and what not off my seat. Concession: I am actually a fan of the concession setup. Popcorn, drinks, nacho cheese and chili are all self serve. This saves on so much time and I'm sure is a little less stressful for the employees. Prices seem comparable to the other movie places. Overall, this is the best we got here.

I went to see a Rated R movie with my family. Before paying for this movie I checked the website to…read moreconfirm what their policy was on children and Rated R movies. The website said they can watch the movie as long as they are accompanied by an adult. After getting our tickets the representative told us our child could not come in. I pointed out to them what their policy states on their website , they still kicked us out.

Who doesn't love an arthouse movie theater? I'd been meaning to catch a movie at the Broad since it…read moreopened and here we are 10 years later. I don't go to the movies more than once or twice a year for a variety of reasons (mainly due to the audience around me not being respectful and at the high cost of a movie ticket, I don't always see the value), but I wanted to see The Bride in a theater and I was thrilled to see it was playing here. The lovely ticket salesperson was very welcoming and a great representation of the theater. The concession/bartenders, however... I felt disliked and I try to lead with kindness so I'm not sure if it was a rough night or whatever. The guy cleaning the theater was also super nice and I felt bad that he was doing it on his own, given how inconsiderate movie patrons can be (is it so hard to take your trash out with you?) The movie experience itself was very good, with stadium style seating that I didn't expect. Prices are lower than at your typical AMC etc and I appreciated the wine selection. I also admired their community events and special showings. It reminded me a lot of one of my favorite arthouses in NYC, the Angelika.

We LOVE the Broad theatre! This is where I took both my kids for their first movie experiences…read more They usually have some type of photo ops set up for the premieres or special viewing they have going on. We love to catch their $6 Tuesday promotion since it's usually a lot less people to disturb and they always have a good selection of films both new and classics. This was my first time getting a cocktail here and it was GOOD and STRONG lol. I there's also an arcade area and Little Free Library inside which we love.

This theater feels like it's holding on by threads, but there are still some bright spots. The…read morestaff are genuinely friendly and provide great service, which makes a big difference. And who goes to the movies without getting popcorn? I was pleasantly surprised to see they had caramel popcorn--you can smell it as soon as you walk in. That said, the theater is definitely older. The reclining seats show a lot of wear, and it's clear it's a shadow of what it used to be. When I went, there were only about eight other people in the theater, so it was quiet but also a little empty. Overall, it's not my first choice for seeing a movie, but if the film I want is only playing here, I'd still go and chalk it up for the convenience.

I visited this theater for a private showing of The Color Purple which was simply AMAZING! A few…read moremonths back my boyfriend and I visited and I was sorely disappointed. The parking lot looks like a slight upgrade from the movie I am Legend. It's dark with overgrown weeds and trees, which some are covering the existing parking lot lighting. When you walk in, there's nobody to greet you, and also no kiosk to purchase tickets. You have to stand in line with everyone else including those in line for concessions. With the price of movie tickets, you'd expect this not to be a thing. Fortunately since it was a private showing, we already had tickets, however I stood in line for popcorn which took nearly 30 minutes with only 2 other guests in front of me who each walked away with 2 medium popcorns and 2 drinks. Another gentleman was quite annoyed and voiced his frustration about having to stand in the same line as concessions to purchase tickets stating how ridiculous it was and I agree. Once seated, the leather like seats were old, worn and peeling terribly. It was so bad, my friend who had on a white sweater, had pieces of the fabric all over the back of her sweater. I probably won't visit this theater unless free or until upgrades are done. Regal really needs to step up their game!

This is my favorite AMC Theater location!…read more Grant it, the staff act is if they would prefer to be somewhere else, they are reliable and get the work done. The seats are comfortable and the theaters are clean, and that's a plus in my book.

This is the first AMC I've visited where they stuck their hands in my bag. I'm sorry, this is a…read moremovie theater not airport security, why the hassle? I used to go here every week but am switching to a different theater now.

Was a great theater, wish it hadn't gone out of business. The theater was more family vibe.read more

This is the only open theater in the area, so be prepared for larger crowds…read more As is typical of most theaters, your best bet for watching a movie without being crowded is to go during the week. If you can't do that, go early. On the weekends this theater is packed. Movies will sell out, but you really don't want to see a new movie on a Saturday anyway. Theaters are kept clean. The food and drinks are typical movie fare. The staff are friendly and helpful.

I've been going to Cutting Edge Center of the Arts for quite some time now. My first show was going…read moreto see Rent with some coworkers. This was when the theater was inside of Attraction's Salon and the experience was like no other. I had quite a long hiatus, not due to anything in particular, but by the time I returned to Cutting Edge as an audience member, the theater was a whole new place with lovely theater seating and an elevated stage as well as very professional sound and lighting. I want to say my first show back was Beauty and the Beast but that's all it took. It wasn't long before I was a season passholder. I have seen many shows at Cutting Edge from big musicals to small straight place and also many original shows that paid tribute to some of my favorite musical artists of all time. One day I got brave and auditioned for Rock of Ages that began my time on stage at Cutting Edge Theater instead of in the audience. The people I've met throughout my experiences there have all been wonderful and being a part of Cutting Edge Center of the Arts has truly made me a happier person. I am proud to now be among the board of trustees and to support this theater in as many ways as possible. There is something unique about Cutting Edge Center of the Arts. It truly is the most intimate and innovative theater I've ever been to. I believe everyone should strongly support all of their local community theaters as well as other arts in their community because without art the world would be so dull.

Wonderful local theater! Great shows and location, plenty of parking and even some great locals…read morerestaurants right next door for grabbing dinner before the show. There's a bar with snacks as well before the show and during intermission. Brian, the owner, also does great youth shows throughout the years. Two shows coming soon include Moana and Aladdin. The theater is small and shows always sell out-- so be sure to plan ahead so that you don't miss out.