Pretty nice theatre actually for Soda Springs or anywhere for that matter. Clean, nice sound and…read morereasonably comfortable seats. $7 for a movie is great. The girl wouldn't give me a cup for water which was annoying.

small town movie theater in soda springs. absolutely love the small town feel…read more note that it is a small one screen auditorium seating, that accepts cash only.

14 lanes of bowling and two movie theaters gives this small town plenty to do. There is a 3D…read moretheater and the movies are fairly recent. There are leagues to join for bowling. Place will also entertain parties!!

Sweet theater with wonderful comfy electric recliners. This place was very clean, and the popcorn…read morewas delicious. We needed a break from our house, and we had a great afternoon. Thank you!!

MovieWorks is the other option for watching flicks on the screen in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This…read moretheater is located in the WovieWorks Plaza and is very convenient for those just coming into town for some fun in the big city. It is right there on South Highway 89 and in a shopping center with other businesses and a nearby farmer's market. I was staying nearby and when I went to the Albertson's to get groceries, I went to check this movie theater out. The reason for 5 YELP STARS? It's architecture fits in with the mountain chalet-type theme found in Jackson Hole and other ski areas.

[1064] 12/2019…read more This two screen cinemas is a nice change to visit once it's cold outside The chairs recline and are comfortable so I liked them that The floor was NOT cleaned before our movie as there was popcorn on the floor The older guy checked our bag for food ...like seriously went to the bottom of our bag. It is so weird especially since we are middle aged adults w our child. He did not check the lady w 2 bags. Annoying!! I don't know what his issue was The popcorn was eh. Nothing to write home about. Luckily it was not that expensive. I will not be back due to the service

Should inclement weather strike while I visited in Jackson Hole, I was prepared to do what Kim &…read moreKanye did on their Irish honeymoon when it rained: go see some movies. The JH Cinema (aka Twin Cinema) is a great spot for enjoying flicks. It features state-of-the-art, all-digital projection systems and giant, wall-to-wall screens for a perfect (big) picture. The place claims on their website to have the "world's best popcorn" with real butter. Located conveniently just 3.5 blocks from the Town Square at the corner of Pearl and Jackson Streets, I have to give the JH Cinema the vaunted 5 YELP STARS for just being there in case of need. And also running first-run movies right when they come out & offering discounted matinee pricing. (see photos)

Well, they've been around forever. They got amazing gear and they always do great Collabs with…read moreiconic cultural artists

I love this place! It's got some of the coolest mountain bike garb in Jackson Hole. Sick…read moresweatshirts and tees, everyone is super nice.

If ever a theater could go to extremes in order to spoil the movie-going experience, it's this…read moreplace. For years it's struggled and I fear finally has died to give way to the larger concerns of a boom - bust gas field economy. Still, when it was open I would go, only to find frustration with children manning the helm, blurry focus on the screen and the sense that you were in a friend's garage watching his big screen. The business never catered to movie goers enough to earn our support. In the bizarre world of rural Wyoming one must now drive to the other end of the county to watch a film in a modern setting - where there is even less patrons, younger workers in control and similar sensibilities with regard to ruining the show (arbitrarily stopping the film as the credits begin to roll). On line streaming isn't killing the theater's in this area-the theaters are shooting themselves in the foot due to no imagination and no respect for the movie experience.

Great theater with so much to offer!…read more I have been to this theater for over - 11 years. When it was new- there were a few hiccups. Now....I LOVE it. The seating..., from D-box- to Giant Screen, and 3D....all worth the money! Concessions are (mostly) on average. The large refillable popcorn--comes in the tub. Nowadays- that's pretty rare. I also love that you can refill the "coke freeze ". In the last town I lived in, even if you bought a large coke freeze (slushy), you couldn't refill it with that....only soda. The staff go above and beyond their job duties. Example: a party of 2: both of us wanted the pretzels sticks with 2 different dipping cheeses. About 7 minutes later we got 2 small containers- one with Nacho one with Queso. Pretzel sticks looked great but after we sat down we realized the pretzels were still frozen. I went out to the lobby (show had started) and the same gal (Megan)....took our pretzel sticks and both cheeses back and returned 2 minuets...about...later...with fresh pretzel sticks and super hot fresh cheese!!! OMG!! Made all the difference. Great service, great employee attitude...of course the theater speaks for itself. 5+*****stars!!

Very expensive would I go again not when I can watch at home and snacks don't cost a arm and legread more

What a weird little theatre. Immediately upon entering they have you roped off to the side, which…read moreis probably necessary given that it's relatively small but sees a lot of traffic. It was really nice to see how many people supported this local theatre actually. I saw Spiderman Brand New Day here. What was charming: -super friendly staff -the ads before the movie started were all clearly made in collaboration with the theatre because one of the owners kept showing up as an actress in them which made me laugh and I thought it was really cute -no regal/cinemark/amc slop about the place (I mean it felt like a local theatre with all of its quirks) Not charming: -this place was clearly run by republicans, look, I mean I know I was in Idaho, but the ads made me uncomfortable sometimes. One ad was for a trailer company and the logo for it literally had the blue lives matter flag in the back of it. -not a single POC in sight, I'm sure that the level of diversity in IDA is low to begin with, but if I was a POC I'd feel uncomfortable going there probably -the popcorn was pretty flavorless So odd: -the ad for the Taylor swift TRIBUTE concert by some random lady -the ad for that one ice cream place that only served blue bell ice cream but seemed unaffiliated with the brand otherwise -the corner with the drink fountains seemed to be a innovated bathroom complete with large counter to ceiling mirrors and a sink

Very cute blast from the past experience watching Elio at the Paramount theater in Idaho Falls…read more This felt like going to the movies early 2000s or even before. The popcorn was also unique compared to other theaters. It had a different flavor... and not sure why? May be a different kind of butter? Anyways... A theater is quaint, family, friendly, and exactly what you'd expect from a small local mini theater.

YUMMMMMYYYY!! Best pizza around! Made by hand with fresh ingredients! Super thin with a nice bite…read moreof crust.. leaves me wanting more every time! Cheezy bread is just as to die for and her homemade Brookie's will send you over the edge! This small town shop bakes 2-4 pies at a time, so the wait times will reflect the love that goes into each slice. Service with a smile always! Very limited seating so togo is usually best! Check her out and support a local business! You can also find her booth at the fair.

Hands down the best pizza in the valley! As an east coaster, it's been hard to find a pizza that…read moremeasures up to pizza back home but Beeps definitely hits the spot! I got the New Yorker and it was amazing - perfectly crisp crust and fresh ingredients. The cookies are super good too! I'll definitely be going back.