Great little theater in Edgartown! It took me back to some of my first theater experiences back in…read morethe 90s! We felt so welcome and greeted with smiles! Everyone we encountered were kind and friendly here. Concession prices and ticket prices were great! The Hot and fresh popcorn was delicious!! We enjoyed seeing Spiderman. The sound and picture was on point. There were about 4 movies playing at the theater.... Jaws was one of their movies

Saw 'Thelma' in rocking seats. The movie was a bit absurd, but it's bringing welcome attention to…read morethe out of hand scamming of USA seniors. Most of the attendees were seniors. Guess we thought there might really be a way to get your money back. The theater offers first run film festival movies, not for weeks and weeks, maybe days. Nice that you can see a movie with friends while on vacation without waiting for it to show up on your phone.

If for no other reason, go to The Capawock Theater because it is the oldest (1913) working cinema…read morein Massachusetts. It has a charm that you simply cannot get at a multiplex. The old girl was looking a little worse for ware until local Vineyard businessman Mark Snider stepped up and raised (I donated) $820,000 to restore The Capawock and her sister theater, The Strand back to their original splendor. Thank you sir. The Capawock Theater is an important part of Vineyard history, I am grateful that it will continue to shine on Main St. In Vineyard Haven!

I'm going to go ahead and say that this is my favorite island theater. 5 stars for being in VH and…read morenot OB or Edgartown. I have fond memories of going to like.. EVERY MOVIE EVER each weekend when I was in elementary school. Good popcorn. And there's just one aisle through the chairs so it's fun watching people have to get up and shuffle around. Is that ridiculous? Best movie experience ever at the Capawock- Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

I have been here twice now. A great art film theater with wonderful seats, nice clientele, and an…read morearray of film options. Just saw 10 short films in their Manhattan Shorts showing. Highly recommend.

The MV Film Society (note that they confusingly have another Yelp page, probably dating from their…read moredays as a nomadic organization) really deserves a commendation for building the Film Center into an indispensable and highly enjoyable island resource over the last five years. Well worth keeping an eye on their diverse schedule of films and what might be coming ahead. Always has a personal touch at the screening/event itself, with introductory comments from artistic director Richard Paradise and/or one of his capable associates. Modest selection of concessions available in the airy lobby, which also includes local art available for display and purchase.

It was a nice treat to see a movie in the theater with my mother. Luckily, I passed as a senior so…read morewe may have saved a few $. Popcorn smelled delicious; however, was a bit stale. Diet Coke was perfect and ice cold, plenty of fizz .

Some of the theaters are small and poorly laid out. The seats are not comfortable. When we saw…read moreBugonia here in November, they ran commercials for 25 minutes after the listed movie start time before the previews even started. The woman at the concession stand said that's how they do it.

The Flea Market is the best! open on Wed and Thurs and Sat and Sun…read morethere are so many vendors there and lots to buy. New merchandise and antiques too. highly recommend You will not be dissapointed. Wellfleet Flea Market

This review is based on my personal experience as a customer of this business on June 21, 2025…read more Fun flea market on the weekend. Go early for best selection of priceless junk. Closes at 3PM. Classic Yelp... Duplicate listing with incorrect name. Check the web site. Read the sign. Fact check every once in a while. The correct name is... Wellfleet Drive-In Theatre.

I went to this cinema over the weekend for the first time since college (so maybe 10-12 years?…read moreYikes!). We had the BEST experience. The cinema is small and intimate - which I love. I hate big theaters that seat close to 100 people. They have done some renovations. They now have the reclining leather seats and they have a tray for food that swings in front of you and it has a cup holder in it. The recline on the seats is perfect and they are so comfortable. The seats and theater is also very clean. The worker who we bought our tickets and concessions from was also very helpful. She pointed us towards a drink and popcorn combo that ended saving us money and getting us more popcorn and drink! I literally don't want to go to another theater besides this one - not interested! I do not live in the area, but I am more than willing to make the drive to experience this theater again!

I can't believe it took me this long to come here to see a movie! I saw "Saturday Night" here…read morerecently, and while the movie left a lot to be desired, the theatre experience was on point. It is so wonderful that Rhode Island still has some local cinemas, especially after the recent closure of Aquidneck Island's Island Cinemas, a perennial favorite night out locale. The All South County is in the same vein- friendly, neighborhood oriented service, comfy seats, and clean theaters. You gotta love supporting local, especially when choosing how to spend your precious nights out! The staff is what really makes this place special, though. Comprised mostly of URI students, they are friendly and eager to assist, answer questions, or offer recommendations for everything from popcorn mix ins to the movies themselves. That is really what will keep me coming back and recommending this special spot to everyone!

This theater feels like it was dragged into the modern era kicking and screaming…read more Yes, they finally threw in reclining seats -- but let's not pretend that suddenly makes this place "premium." The auditoriums are tiny, the layout is awkward, and the overall vibe still screams early-2000s multiplex that never fully recovered from the mall-cinema apocalypse. There are no true luxury levels here. No upscale feel. No spacious seating pods. No immersive screens. Just cramped little rooms with recliners stuffed into them like an afterthought. It's the cinematic equivalent of putting leather seats in a 1998 Corolla and calling it a luxury car. The lobby still feels dated, the flow is clunky, and nothing about the experience feels elevated. It's functional -- barely -- but that's the nicest thing I can say. If you're expecting a modern theater experience, this isn't it. It's a patch job, not a transformation, and it shows in every corner of the building. Bottom line: reclining seats alone do not equal an upgrade. This place needed a full teardown and rebuild, not a cosmetic facelift.

I've always loved this theater. The reclining seats are awesome and comfy. Wide variety of foods…read moreand beverages including adult mixed cocktails and beer on tap. Popcorn was good. Saw Send Help it was a good movie.

Lovely one screen independent cinema located in Cape Cod. The building looks like an old church on…read morethe outside. The concessions were very affordable (drink and large popcorn for $11) and the popcorn was delicious. The seats were comfortable and the actual theatre was stunning with a gorgeous original mural displayed across the entire ceiling. The mural created a dreamy vibe. Very happy to have experienced watching a movie here.

Awesome cinema in Dennis off of 6A. Watched the 50th anniversary of Jaws there in July. It is a…read morecinema from 1930 and has one theater that is all volunteer and a nonprofit. Awesome volunteers and really cool place. The popcorn is fantastic and they serve beer and wine as well as candy. Not a bad seat in the house.

Never seems to be especially busy here - a sign of the times, but continues to serve as a pleasant…read moreentertainment resource for the town and surrounding area. I keep an eye on the showtimes from over on Martha's Vineyard as they occasionally will have features that don't show up on the island. I've only had the chicken fingers from the dining room and feel like they were lacking on my most recent visit, but previous times have been nice. And the staff seems to have a clearer system at this point to take care of food and drink at the start of the show and let the guests enjoy their movie. Being on the Vineyard boat schedule inevitably leads to more checking of the time during the film than I would in other locations. I wouldn't mind an opportunity to see an old fashioned event movie here with a large crowd, if and when that comes to pass.

This place is completely redone, disregard reviews from more than 1 year ago or so. All the new…read moreones are 5 stars except for Barry's from East Brunswick, NJ, because he's an idiot. I love this place. Everything is relative. Of course a huge imax might have a better experience from a visual and sound perspective but this place has awesome seats, with trays. They come and take your order in your seat, actually have good food (better than some of the restaurants around here), and the screen and sound is great. I just hope more people come so it stays open. It's WAY better than Mashpee and much better than the old Falmouth one too. Give it a try. It's also reasonably priced. Kids trays were 9.95 and included juice, skittles, and popcorn. They sell booze too.