Went here tonight for the new Superman movie. definitely a hidden gem to the GTA since it's so far…read moreout north, but well worth the drive especially at night when there's no traffic. The parking spots are well organized, but wish there was more clear signage around the lot for getting in and out. My only tips if you're planning on going here is: 1. Make sure your car battery will survive 2. Bring mosquito repellent if you're sitting outside 3. Check showtimes and length (some can run until 3am)

It was my first time there (to watch Jaws 5oth anniv). The young man at the entrance booth was…read more very patient and friendly answering all my questions re. where to park, how the sound works, will my battery die, etc. Maybe some signage on exiting for first timers like me. (now i know) Will definitely return.

Always a great place to go. Happy to see them open with covid giving the family some time out of…read morethe house can't wait for everything to be fully open there. Miss the BBQ and a chat with Kyle the cook who knows a lot about movies. Thanks for being there for the community on these hard times.

I love it here! The owners do so much for their patrons! They play a cartoon just as dusk…read moreapproaches, so you never have to hear horns honking. They will cover your headlights if they can't be turned off. They have radios to borrow, if your stereo doesn't work. They have lots to help keep the bugs away, even screens for your windows. Toys in the play area for kids too! They have lots of great food, even a BBQ. I personally love the soft pretzel :) They give you ticket stubs with your entry and they do a raffle in intermission! So much fun! 2015, they are now digital! Up until now, they were the old reels and you were able to get a tour. They have upgraded out of necessity so I hope lots of us go and support them to keep this place alive!

My boyfriend and I had the best time. The food was taking a…read morelittle long so the owner gave me a free slushy and was the sweetest man. I've been going here for years and will continue to. Great activity to get out of the house, wholesome fun.

What a dump. Place was full, so I guess the locals don't care about comfort…read more The buildings are dilapidated. Toilets broken, so only dirty porta potties . Crappy confessions area. Looked dirty and and very outdated. $11 per person is a rip off! Don't know why anyone would want to come back here. Save yourselves the agony, just go to the cinemas in Lindsay or Peterborough.

Okay, this may not be quite 'as good as it gets' for a public square - but it has a lot of value to…read moreme since I live nearby, and it's one of the city's very few meaningful public spaces. It's a very well designed area, reaching the corner of Main and Queen streets - the heart of downtown Brampton, and occupies a good amount of space. Several business have direct access to it, such as: The Works, Starbucks, T By Daniel, Little Shop of Ice Cream, and there are of course many other businesses nearby. Realistically, most of its use is during the late Spring and Summertime. There's a wonderful Winter Festival which completely packs out, and a handful of other things in the fall - otherwise, this place is alive in the summer. There's a few concert series which takes place here, and other festivals. What has recently brought up the profile and crowds in the last year is the giant screen they've installed. Yeah, it took a screen to draw the crowds, but it's still a lot of fun regardless, and has a very unifying, community feel. At least twice a week during the summer, they play mostly throwback, fun movies. There's great picture quality, and the sound is far better than what you may expect. It's also been used for big sporting events, such as Blue Jays and Raptors playoff runs, and at the time of writing: the 2016 Euros. What a great way to enjoy supporting your team with others, and for no cost. It's also been a great way to help support the downtown businesses - which are mostly local and independent. More and more is happening here, and importantly: it's increasingly successful. For example: this year they started doing free workout classes, such as yoga and zumba. Not my thing personally, but they've been pretty well-attended. There's a growing sense in the city that this is a great place to be. It's a remarkable alternative and achievement for a city often known for sprawl, lack of activities and lacking culture. I hope that sense of community and supporting local would spread throughout the city, but I'm happy it's at least in one place for now.

Here you're among the bustle of a busy city core yet able to relax right in the centre of it…read more Perfect central accessible location. Makes a better meeting spot for any reason whatsoever. Find Moskoka chairs and patio sets to schmooze any time of the day. When doing a cross-town bike ride it is a great mid-ride break station. Transit hub near and free evening/weekend parking in the Rose Theatre garage.

Silver City Richmond Hill USED to be one of my fav theatres to see a movie, until this past weekend…read moreto see Deadpool & Wolverine with the fam. This was my first time back to these theatres- actually any movie theatre since the end of 2019 and Covid. What surprised me the most was how the lobby area has not changed at all, out dated games, cold unwelcoming entry, same self serve counter and 1 person standing at a kiosk to take your tickers before you get to the ridiculously expensive concession stand. What annoyed me the most was paying $52 for 2 kids and 2 adults and then $75 at the concession for: Combo w/ 2 regular drinks, large popcorn and 1 candy - $27.99 2 kids combos at $10.99 each (smaller trays) 1 regular popcorn at $8.75 (smaller bags) 1 pack of candy $6.77 First of all, the fact that what they call a large popcorn now is a JOKE! This same bag used to be wider and much more popcorn! Same with the regular size. No more free refills, although people were freely walking over and refilling. This is insulting considering the cost of a large drink is $6.75. I will never return to a theatre and purchase anything from the concession stand. The popcorn was stale, the pop was flat and the bags of candy, I can get those at Dollarama or Walmart for $2.50 per bag. I did expect it would be expensive, but I did not anticipate that everything had shrunk in size for drinks and popcorn. Makes sense now why it was so empty there. Not even worth it to collect Scene Points anymore. There was 10% off the concession which is a thing of the past since the program got revamped during Covid. I was really hoping that since Covid that there would be improvements considering the movie theatres took a huge hit during the lockdowns and closures. We enjoyed paying $6.99 to $24.99 ordering home premieres at home and buying our own snacks. As a family of 4 movie night was costing us under $40. At a theatre it's ridiculous to pay $125. With these prices they have made their money back tenfold. Movie was amazing, easily 5 stars for me. The only reason I gave the theatre 2 stars is I love the idea of choosing my seats in advance or when I pay there. I don't have to worry about rushing to catch a show if I pay in advance. Will I go back? Yes, fun with the fam. BUT I will be there bag in hand with my own snacks and happily seeing movies at Markham VIP because I can choose my seats in advance and not worry that if I'm late that all the good seats are gone.

Good theater with comfortable seating and good popcorn and drinks. The gaming section is a bit…read moredated with some broken machines but other than that it's a great place to spend pastime with family

This was quite a small scale theatre but it was a nice breath of fresh air considering the…read moreprevious/recent musicals I have attended. The theatre was quite clean and had your standard staff showing you the way to your seats. The stage was quite close to our seats but it wasn't close enough to make you feel your apart of the stage. However that can be a great thing and not so much as a con. I didn't get to experience the concession during intermission but my husband did say it was "not bad." The acoustics were good and the seats were comfortable. The knock down of the star is the difficulty and lack of parking offered near the theatre. However there was construction happening so that may change in the future. 7/10

After enduring some of the more popular Toronto venues (i.e. cramped leg room (or no leg room),…read morebottomed out seats, too much perfume/after shave, poor air-quality and poor acoustics), what an absolute pleasure it was to attend a show last night in a wonderful venue. The Regent Theatre in Oshawa is a magnificant structure, recently renovated and has not only charm but good acoustics, great air quality and seats which are comfortable, newly upholstered with a reasonable amount of leg room. So glad I discovered this place. Have decided to book tickets there again for a show in May. Took us 40 minutes to drive from Toronto to Oshawa - no hardship and worth it.

My go-to theatre for movies. Always great service, washrooms…read moreare fairly clean and IMAX theater is really nice.

Saw Sinners here. This is the best IMAX theatre in toronto, since they shut down the Cinesphere…read moreand science centre. Worth the drive. So nice.

Imagine all the people, comfortably spaced out at the quiet movie theatre…read more Imagine Cinemas offers the same big screen showings at a smaller independent venue. This theatre has been around and the most unique aspect is its comfortable leather recliner seats that are well-spaced apart. Just reserve near the front rows for the big screen experience. The theatre visitors are sparse and tickets can be ordered online ahead of time, before pickup at the gates. The screen is bright although it has a slight reflection during bright scenes. We do enjoy the convenience of coming to this theatre. This spot does have its quirks including the iffy restroom reviews & age-insensitive horror flick poster near the first auditorium. But all-in-all I'll be back for another movie night.

This Theatre may have comfortable seating but it is filthy…read more I can not believe the place hasn't been shut down by the Health department! The Ladies washroom was worse then a Gas Station.

My final visit to SilverCity Newmarket was to see "Barbie," a film that changed our media landscape…read moreforever. The picture and sound quality are average, which is what I expect from a suburban multiplex cinema like this. The seats are identical to the ones at my new closest theatre, Cineplex Empress Walk. If you live in or near Newmarket, I recommend you check it out yourself.

This theatre is very out dated and run down. The seats are small and uncomfortable and they do not…read morerecline/lean back like most theatre seats. We sat on the top row and the bottom quarter of our screen was cut off by other seats. Not a lot of options for snacks and food but cashier was very friendly. Poutine was good but took awhile to make as the other workers stood around gossiping. Most of their candy/chocolate options were sold out or limited most of the shelves were filled with merch and toys. The bathrooms were just as bad. First and last time visiting this location if I can help it.