Keep Chad Free away from your children. This is not a family safe establishment…read more I saw someone also mentioned here how he cursed at them over a joke when they were leaving. Had a similar disgruntled experience as well. Take your business elsewhere that appreciates its customers.

I had a pretty disappointing experience at Keene Cinemas. The theater wasn't very clean, which…read morealready set a bad tone, and an interaction I had with a staff member named Chad made things worse. Incredibly rude for no reason at all. I also witnessed him harassing a female employee as we were leaving. I don't know if that was his wife or not, but it was still very inappropriate and the young lady was visibly distraught. Overall, it didn't feel like a welcoming environment, and I wouldn't recommend it to others in the Keene area. Especially younger female guests around this guy. Beware.

Great family owned business. Watch new releases and older films..I love to go there. Right in…read moredowntown Springfield.

Oh my goodness! What's not to like about this movie theater! Very cozy and nicely decorated with…read moremovie paraphernalia. Friendly staff. Clean bathrooms. Recommended.

This is the only cinema near Athol. Sad they don't have dis pointed days as they do in Littleton…read moreand Lowell theaters. Seats are comfortable and lit crowded.

Good service and amazing seats and good movies highly recommend this cinima. good time for family…read morefun

We went to an afternoon screening of the new fantastic four movie. The tickets were a great price…read moreand concessions weren't bad at all. You stand in a line for a bit until they let you in and when you leave they make you walk all the way up and leave that way so beware if you have some mobility issues you may need to have them help you. The theatre is large and comfortable. The screen is giant and the movie was quite the experience. 3d plus butt kickers makes for a real experience. We had a great time

The only true IMAX screen/theater around, this is the place to see IMAX content…read more That said, this is also the best place to help you achieve temporary, and potentially permanent, hearing loss in a fun setting. When I watch movies here, my smart watch goes crazy with notifications that the sound is exceeding 80 and 90 decibels. Sounds above 85 decibels are harmful to your hearing. Gas lawn mowers are 85 decibels. Rock concerts are 90-120 decibels. Weekly limit at 90 decibels is 4 hours. Per week total, not per event. So a single 2 hour movie is half your weekly limit (to hopefully avoid permanent hearing loss, but not guaranteed it won't happen sooner) and 30 minutes/day causes temporary hearing loss. If the majority of film goers do not have permanent hearing loss, they will now! That's why I always bring 'Etymotic ER20XS ETY Earplugs' high fidelity, high definition earplugs with 20 dB sound reduction when I go to the movies and concerts. It's like a volume knob for your environment, turning everything down 20 dB equally across all frequencies. These are not foam earplugs which muddies the sound and blocks the highs. They are amazing; have been using them at concerts for many years and more recently now at movie theaters. https://a.co/d/5TOSKtz - these are the ones I have, but looks like they don't make them anymore. https://a.co/d/4HHnXGY - these look like the replacements. I wish I didn't need to bring earplugs to the movies but let's be real; I'll be lucky to get a meaningless canned copy/paste response to this review and it will be even less likely that theater will actually lower the volumes to safe levels.

Polite staff. Falsely advertised showtimes. A movie "starts…read moreat 6:50" but doesn't actually START until 7:20. 30 min of advertisements and previews is untenable. And deafeningly loud. I wore earplugs and it was still so loud I continually winced. Why do people stop going to theaters when the screen provides such a great visual experience? Well, you trap me there for 3 hrs with a lie and then damage my hearing, not a huge mystery

Every thing. Always a great place to see movies. Staff is great and pleasant…read more Popcorn and treats are great also!!

This is a really cool place. Great service, price, and feel good nostalgia. I particularly get a…read morekick every time of the old 50s style ads for their food, intermission, when the movie is starting, etc. It was packed last night for the opening of the Lion King. It's a drive for us, and it was a late night getting back home, but so worth it for the price and experience!

Excellent retro drive in spot on the border of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Blink and you'll…read moremiss it. Cool management - busy even during a pandemic in their first year taking over. Good drive in food - slightly a cut above. Perfect for a warm summer or not too chill fall night. Family friendly.

This place has improved since the ownership/managerial transfer back in 2023. While it does feel a…read morelittle bit sticky at times, the fact that they screen some nice films every now and then is a great idea. Giving people incentive to go back every now and then, so check the showtimes list for the different dates, you might be pleasantly surprised.

I love the garden Cinema! Been going there my whole life. Glad it's still open! It is a Greenfield…read moreclassic.

Just being allowed to see the inside of the building is a treat... The affordable priced movie is…read morelike a bonus. The Latchis building is a beautifully restored and well loved multi-use art deco style building. Last night I saw a movie in the main theater for the first time and I was NOT expecting the auditorium to be gorgeous or to be disappointed that we didn't have time before the movie to properly take it in. Both the lobby and main theater are very ornate and Greek themed. To quote my husband after doing a double take when we entered the theater"... Well,... This is very beautiful..." About a decade ago I saw a movie in theater 3 which is just a small plain serviceable theater... In no way preparing me for the main theater. This is a historic theater...and you are getting an old school experience. The seats don't recline and you don't book them in advance. Tickets are $10 for adults and the staff is nice and helpful. If you are staying in the Latchis hotel you never even have to leave the building. I didn't get any concessions... But they are a Pepsi house which is always deeply disappointing to me. This place would be perfect if it sold beer like the historic Somerville theater in Boston. But there i is a pub in the same building for before or after the show. The theater is very centrally located and by the parking garage.

absolutely love this theater and everyone who works here. Affordable ticket and concessions,…read morebeautiful theater, comfortable seats and easy parking.

What a place. Magic. Prices are great on food and staff is wonderful. They even will come jump your…read morecar if your battery dies.

We had a great experience! And can we just talk about how good the chicken tenders wereread more

I haven't been to a movie in a long time and I went this friday and I had the best experience…read more Although the concessions is overpriced it isn't to bad if you only go to the movies every once in a while. I also saw that there was a bar which the bar tender was just absolutely wonderful and made me a very delicious drink. This was the cherry on top, he said his name was Luke and that he only worked on fridays. Overall this was a very positive experience.

Really great theatre, has a lot of food choices, Great…read moreselection of theatre reclining seats and 3D screens. One thing that really stuck out was how incredibly dirty this theatre was, the men's room reeked of urine, there was pee all over the bathroom and looks like the hallways had a popcorn food fight and trashes were overfilled and kids on their phones everywhere. It seems truly mismanaged