I've been to this theater twice and it's been so so. Pricing is decent, the food options are OK,…read morestaff have been more kinda not cool than cool though you have a mix of both. This last experience was a couple days ago to watch the Nosferatu movie and the movie started. They didn't close any of the doors or even turn the lights off. The light wash on the screen was awful, as you can see in the video clip. I also was sitting in the back in a chair that was busted listening to the movies across the hall because all of the theater doors are open. I went out and shut the doors for the theaters right around our and then the doors for Narato so that I can actually listen to the Nosferatu movie not every other movie that had allowed crash bang audio track. Not a lot of options around and the theater is not bad, it's just I was left unimpressed. Also, the popcorn gives me a major stomach ache

The place looks a little off but when you get in it looks like any non special cinema, which is…read morefine. You can check out by yourself and get your tickets printed. The ladies at the counter where okay, not over the top but also not bad. The popcorn was good but super salty. Now, I had read some of the reviews before coming and I was afraid about having a bad experience like some said they did but for my surprise I had a regular time in a regular cinema! THE LIGHTS WHERE OFF!!! And THE DOORS WHERE CLOSED!!! Lucky me lol. The sit was a little hard but also the movie was somewhat long. And for last, the bathroom smell good and looked decent.

We drove here from Bar Harbor on a rainy day to see Top Gun. The next day was rainy so we drove…read moreback to see Jurassic Park! Overall, the facility was clean and well kept. The ticket sellers were friendly. The seating could not be purchased beforehand and it was pretty packed. One thing: the first movie we went to had a series of 'commercials' which ran for a good 10 minutes at the start time of the movie. This was followed by another 10 minutes or so of coming attractions. It just seemed a little odd that the local commercials (volume MUCH too loud for some) would not be played as folks were waiting for the film to start (ie. before the start time of the film). There was one for a seat belt PSA which showed a mom being greeted by a trooper to say her son was killed; it was a little much for some of the patrons who complained loudly. Interestingly, this PSA, although relevant and a needed reminder, was not played the second day. Popcorn was good, but not hot. Seats were comfy. Overall, it was a nice way to spend a few hours during a downpour. There's a great restaurant, Timber, nearby which we'd highly recommend.

Wanted to check-out the latest "Mission Impossible" and was gonna see it in Orono, but it turned…read moreout the Movie Rocket cinemas had "re-opened," so we thought we'd see it there since we've never been to that theater. Well, driving up to the theater complex was not promising, with a parking lot that was barely asphalted, and a building that truly looked like a warehouse masquerading as a cinema, with a façade that didn't even have a marquee, much less anything appealing to lure anyone inside! (See my pics.) Inside, the entryway was dull and out-of-place, with a handful of sad-looking arcade machines -- do kids even have an interest in these antiquated thing-a-ma-jigs?!?! Anyway, no one was making use of any of it. We paid for our film at the concession stand. I always buy popcorn and soda, no matter what movie I see (or even if I just had lunch prior to the film!), just because.... That said, their popcorn was lackluster, but edible. Tom Cruise was delegated to one of the back theaters (there were only us two for the entire film!); it wasn't looking promising.... The house itself was very basic like any other mainstream theater complex: rectangular room with a flat, rectangular screen. Surprisingly, the seats were very comfortable, roomy, with a lot of legroom. (It made the film immensely more enjoyable!) Unfortunately, there was a lot of "bleeding" of soundtrack from adjoining houses -- not horrifically, but it was there throughout, even with all the explosions in our film. Overall, I will say that we probably will drive a little further to Orono for any future films; nevertheless, our experience at Movie Rocket was decent and OK. (And, too, it was cheaper in Orono for matinees....) ;)

My family loves coming to see movies here. The Alamo is a small, intimate movie theatre in…read moreBucksport. They usually play one movie at a time, which definitely helps reduce the overwhelm of trying to choose a movie. There is one register where you pay for everything: movie tickets, popcorn, candy & drinks. Prices are way better than what you pay at large movie theaters. Definitely recommend if you're visiting the area. Also family and disability friendly.

From the owner: We may be in a 1916 theatre building but the auditorium & projection booth are state-of-the-art…read more We offer the best movies, many you won't see anywhere else. Our prices for concessions are the lowest around. We use real butter on the popcorn. Our Dolby 7.1 Digital Sound System is incredible as is our digital picture. We offer beer & wine as well as Moxie & other fabulous soft drinks, coffee & tea. You can rent the space for your own event. Public & private. We have a small-town vibe that the multiplexes lack.

It was a cute experience. If you're looking for one of those recliner seat places this isn't it…read more It's more old school authentic, a vibe I feel that places are really missing these days. Show your tickets, order your food and take your seats. Straightforward. Theres also a nice area outside for sitting with umbrellas if you want to come early and eat outside, with a view of the park. Our movie was a little lame but hey we picked it, dang. It is a relatively small theater so definitely order your tickets early. We did maybe 3 days beforehand and there were lots of seating options.

In a world of disappearing arts venues, here's another place to support! Excellent independent film…read moreofferings, good pizza, friendly staff... we have an obligation to keep these civic arts venues going! Go see a film!!

This historic theatre has been re-built, re-opened, and is bustling with activity as both a movie…read moretheatre and a community arts center! Check out their schedule of events at milbridgetheatre.org.

This place is A-OK. I understand that it can't be heated and therefore isn't open during the…read morewinter, but that can be kind of a bummer. I loved going to get ice cream after the movie; sad that the ice cream stand is closed. Still, it's a small town theatre and I super appreciate it being there.

The Center Theatre is a great movie theater, music venue and more here in the area. They have…read morecommunity business sponsors and supportive members, which helps them charge very reasonable prices for tickets. There are also matinee showings for a bit less than that. They show a couple of first-run movies per month, a classic film here and there, as well as hosting concerts featuring local and regional performers. You can even rent the outside marquee for a day to celebrate a birthday, anniversary or other special day for a loved one or friend. All in all, The Center Theatre is a great source of entertainment and an active community partner as well. My wife was interested in a limited run documentary film she learned about, and she was able to work with theater management to set up a showing. We became members, which is not an expensive proposition, and enjoy a few benefits like discount tickets and attending their classic movie nights free, and so on. You will find their entertainment schedule on their website, and usually a sheet with the month's schedule on the counter if you prefer something on paper.

This theatre is very nice. Very old times feel. Very comfortable affordable movies and events. I…read morelove the place.

What a unique and wonderful find!…read more I wanted to see a movie that came out less than two weeks ago, but when I searched showtimes my usual (closer to home) theater had no more showings. But Maine Film Center was listed with showtimes, so I decided to give this new place a try! And I'm so glad I did! The building and amenities are all new and stunning! The theater was small but had very comfortable seats (all with cup holders). The audio and visual quality was excellent too. I bought a small popcorn too and it was the best popcorn I've ever had at a movie theater! The popcorn kernels had great natural flavor and were enhanced only with a sprinkle of salt and the optional butter, which tasted like real melted butter. There was no taste of icky oils and powders like at other movie theaters. However, for those wanting a bolder flavor, there was an array of popcorn seasonings on the counter for customers to add to their popcorn if they so choose. The staff was also pleasant and helpful, helping me with my transactions, pointing me in the direction of restrooms, and answering any of my questions. I highly recommend the Maine Film Center and I look forward to going back!

Everything is fabulous! Sparkling new indie cinema facility. Great film choices. Best popcorn in…read morethe world!!!!!!!!

I loved this place. The price for a ticket was $4, the popcorn was $2-$4, the drink was $2 and…read morecandy was $2. The theater itself was very clean and was like going back to the 70's in style, but the sound and screen were like new...Very good quality at a great price.

Where else can you take 3 people to the movies, load up on candy, popcorn and drinks and still walk…read moreout only 25 bucks lighter? Basically nowhere! I was in Skow for my sons graduation and we were bored so he and his gf took me to the Strand to see the latest Pirates of the Caribbean flick. I was super stoked to sit in an actual balcony. It reminded me of being a kid. That alone was worth 25 bucks. The theater was clean and IMHO beautiful in its own way. Like a total throw back in time. NOw, I am not sure I will ever make it back to Skowhegan, but if I do and am bored, I will definitely visit Strand Cinema again.

Pay no attention to anything less than five stars... "they don't get it".... You come here to…read moreexperience history. Theaters such as the Criterion are so rare they are like unicorns. Balcony like the early 1900's... interior architecture unlike any theater in New England. This is more about understanding how Bar Harbor can hold on to a little slice of a glorious theatrical past. Go for this reason. Support this place for these reasons. Forget the rest...

Great restored venue, excellent show. Just happened to be walking by, on vacation and saw the…read moremarqui for Bob Marley.