Tuesday evening at this location you can't beat $5.00 movies!…read moreDepends which you choose you can have the whole place to yourself like having a private screening!

When I was in college and grad school, I loved going to the movies and saw everything and anything…read morethat interested me. That hasn't been the case for years now particularly with all the options of enjoying movies at home. A good friend was visiting us from New Jersey for a few days last week and she and I decided to go see Spencer at one of Hingham's local movie theaters. This is a smaller multi-plex and we went to the 4pm showing. The particular theater was on the smaller side and given the time of day was not crowded at all which was nice. What wasn't nice is that walking in, the floor was littered with popcorn. Granted, two young men came in shortly after we arrived and started sweeping but the initial impression was a messy one. What was interesting was that we purchased our tickets a couple of hours ahead of time and then went to have lunch. When we returned to see the movie there was no one collecting tickets. We simply walked into the theater. I would never have done this but it was absolutely unnecessary for us to have had tickets. This is not the fault of the theater but the first 10 minutes or so was filled with actual commercial ads being shown on the screen. Ugh! Best not to come too early so you can avoid this. There were a couple of coming attractions which I always enjoy. I have found that often movie theaters have the sound turned up to a deafening level. Thankfully this was not the case here. The temperature of the theater was comfortable as the other problem is often excessive air conditioning or stuffiness. I still much prefer to watch movies at home. We have set up the family room with a big screen and surround sound. It was pleasant enough to be in an actual theater although this place needs to ensure cleaner floors prior to customers entering, and do a better job of checking tickets. I suspect, like many places, they currently must be short of help.

Experience was fine until the Guy that scans tickets sent us to the wrong theater! Almost accused…read morepeople of sitting in our seats before we noticed it was completely wrong. Not sure how this was possible.

Good experience snacks at concessions a little expensive but as you would expect from a movie…read moretheatre popcorn a little to much pre buttered I've seen many movies here definitely my go-to place good prices good staff Theater is lines with popcorn and candy on the floor which again you would expect from a movie theater otherwise great experience 4 stars

Nice theater in downtown of Hingham. Area. Shows good movies to date and enjoyed by folks. Tuesday…read more6 dollars are a great price, Cizy but a little warm today. Paid 6.50 for crappy bag of pop corn. Clearly not fresh and sml kernels like from the bottom of fresh if it was made fresh. It was a two o'clock show so it should have been freshly made there. Disappointing bag. Told the snack bar cashier and showed Him. No response.

I love our local movie theater. It's a one screen wonder in a historic building and a throw-back…read moreto earlier times when going to a movie wasn't such an overwhelming experience of choices, noise and commotion. It's reminiscent of the theaters many of us remember growing up with before the advent of the "multiplex" pavilions. This movie house has old style charm while providing locals with better movies. I almost always want to see whatever is playing here. This isn't necessarily the place you'd come to see the latest blockbuster because most of the time you won't find those movies playing here. I come here because this is where you can find the less than big-budget films. You can find art house films, and the more unusual interesting movies that tend to get much less play elsewhere. You'll get indie movies thrown in the mix and film festival selections that are otherwise hard to track down. Prices are reasonable especially if you go to the first showing of the day when tickets are half price. You can find me up in the balcony, right hand side. I love that the theater has that old fashioned balcony which affords, I think, the best view. The structure itself has an illustrious history having been completed in 1852 after a Hingham women's group came up the idea to build "a commodious and suitable building for Lectures, Picnics and Social Meetings of all kinds." These ladies were able to get the attention of some notable and well-to do citizens in the Hingham community who funded their project all for the sum of $4,435.57. (I love how they recorded that figure down to the cents!). This Greek Revival structure was then modernized in 1936 and became a movie theater. It's in private hands now and is part of the Patriots Cinema chain of theaters. This particular theater retains a strong sense of community and place and is an important fixture in the Hingham community. I enjoy seeing movies here because of the atmosphere and history and I love supporting local treasures like this.

Always nice and clean here. Staff are usually kind and patient, a bit overpriced though.read more

The theater is "clean as a whistle", super-friendly, with pleasant accommodating service at the…read moresnack bar. Comfortable seating, and a nice selection of movie offerings. No long wait as there is plenty of theater staff. Limitless parking.

Love the Cameo! Great seating and really good popcorn!! Pleasant staff and good film choices.read more

I have family in the neighborhood and they threw a birthday party here recently. It was a big hit!…read moreThe lobby was available to congregrate in and then we got to see a film with popcorn included. The only bummer was that the screening had to be at 10 am. My sister also had to reschedule the party due to illness and had no problem. Weymouth is really lucky to have such a great community cinema. Though it is an old, long standing theater, the theater venue itself is renovated with comfortable modern seating, but they've retained some of the old time charm by keeping the lobby so homey. The bathrooms are fantastically whimsical with the old hollywood themed wallpaper. Good for selfies. It's really a great welcoming space. There is a lot of parking within walking distance, but there isn't a lot of parking right in front of the theater - so that is something to keep in mind if you or someone. you are attending with has a mobility challenge. Or if it's raining!

Great service, pretty clean But I had a little friend join…read moreme last night.. I didnt mind him since Ive had rodents as pets but that mouse will met someone who will go crazy

I remember a couple years ago when AMC Braintree had just gotten their reclining seats and it was…read moreone of the better AMC locations, as well as movie theatres in general to go to in the area. Since then, of course the seats have gotten a bit worn& definitely have seen better days, but that was bound to happen with multiple people sitting every day for years. Wished that the seats were cleaned better. Last few times, the seats I have gotten were oily (probably from the butter for popcorn?) and the cup holders were very sticky, sometimes had trash still there from the previous person. BUT great, convenient theater to go if you're in the area. It's right across from the South Shore Plaza. Also, is in a plaza with a couple restaurants like Legal Seafood, TGI Fridays, Starbucks, Five Guys, & Dave's Hot chicken.

I was so glad to receive a discount (because we had visited the aquarium) and get to enjoy a…read morespecial 3D film. I don't think I've ever been to a 3D movie that offered concessions (because it was more than a 10 minute film), so we had popcorn and peanut m&M's. Animal Kingdom was a wonderfully done film on many species and I'm happy we got this opportunity during our trip.

Great seats very comfortable, huge screen with amazing sound & picture. Nice atmosphere that you…read moredon't really get in every theater. Food was good as well. Fair prices

We saw a movie in IMAX 3D in December 2025. They gave us the wrong glasses we had to go back and…read moreget the correct ones in order to view the movie. The screen wasn't as big as I thought it would be, mostly because I thought it would be larger than the Xplus showings they have in Hanover. The movie looked great and the sound system was superb, but the staff seriously needs to be trained better. The IMAX theater does not have reclining seats and if you wear a hat expect to be asked to remove it by the person in the row in back of you. The confessions stand had stale popcorn and it didn't look like there was any machines to pop the popcorn. While the theater is quite large it has this outdated feel to it like it hasn't been updated since the 90's. We had no problem getting a parking spot. Because it had IMAX movies, I'm sorry to see it go but if Showcase wasn't going to spend some money to update it, it's probably best that they decided to close it.

We had a very nice time last night…read more Tuesday nights are discounted! We realized that they had closed captioning devices so my husband decided to try one and he deemed it a success. All the staff I dealt with was great, but it seems they wear multiple hats! And can't be at all the desks at once! Once they noticed me I got everything I needed. They have a lot of food and drink options for a movie theater. They have a regular concession desk and a coffee/booze bar. No pretzels, but I ended up getting the nachos. Movie theater prices, of course. I didn't love the 25 minutes of previews after the posted show time, but all in all a good experience.

Saw their production of Cabaret tonight...OUTSTANDING!! The performances were fantastic! We have…read moreenjoyed energy production we have seen here! They always put on an amazing show!

"KINKY BOOTS", performed last night for its Final Performance at THE COMPANY THEATRE , with a full…read morecapacity audience in this high energy and mind changing story line. It starts out as a father's legacy, played by Peter S. Adams as Mr. Price of " Price and Sons shoe manufacturer ". His passing left the company and his legacy to his son Charlie Price, played by the talented Brandon Wong, struggling to come to grips what to do. From the moment KINKY BOOTS , it started, the whole theatre guests were receptive and riveted in their seats. Each ensemble cast member performed their part on point and with great ease. The main character appeared as an adult "LOLA", played by Gilbert Dabady, elevated the energy level of her character level to a new high! Totally enjoyed the performance! Very convincing! "LOLA", grabbed the audience attention and did not let it go and commanded the stage along with "Charlie Price", played by BRANDON WONG. His powerful voice and acting made for a very entertaining scene! IT WAS A HUGE TREAT TO WITNESS SUCH TALENT, Thank you! This Production of KINKY BOOTS, by DIRECTOR ZOE BRADFORD, has made a huge mark in the Theatre Industry and her Productions are LEGENDARY! Thank you for your devotion to the theatre and this Non-Profit Company to bring the Best Productions in the South Shore for its Community and beyond! Book by HARVEY FIESTEIN, Music & Lyrics by CINDY LAUPER! My last review is for the Talented Orchestra who tied the whole Production together under the DIRECTOR of Robert Mc Donough! THANK YOU ALL!, This Production of " KINKY BOOTS ", educated us all what Acceptance and Unity can do. Love it!

Popular movies and low price! You have a selection of two movies and two times. seats not the best-…read moreok for 2 hr movie but longer than 3 hours is hard if you don't have a great back.

I have been going to this cinema for years and will express my disappointments. The facility has…read moregone downhill. 1. The climate control system is totally out of wack in both Maxwell and Linn theaters. Over numerous visits the temperature has either been way too hot or uncomfortably freezing cold. When alerted, Staff cannot do anything to moderate. 2. The seats are worn out in the Maxwell Theater (smaller one) and the screen is dirty. 3. On our last visit (Dylan movie) the woman's bathroom was dirty, smelly, wet...no TP. 4. The handicapped access ramp to the upper parking lot is dark and not lit. Unfortunately, it seems the theaters are an afterthought and not a maintenance priority to the museum administration. This is unfortunate as I would like to continue to support a smaller, local theater showcasing less mainstream films, but the poor facilities is making this impossible. Museum management should recognize and correct the deficits I report...one would think they could afford to do this.