Been here to almost a million time, never had a problem with seating, food, or the movie. Kid…read morefriendly and nice to there customers the arcade is the best spot to wait and waste time for the movie. 5 stars

A very disappointing experience. Movie started at 11am - a 3 hour movie - so we wanted to eat a…read moremeal but NOTHING was open yet. We couldn't get a yogen fruz, all they offered us was a hot dog, and their nacho chips were stale. The movie was great but the experience upsetting.

My wife and I were visiting the area and decided going to see a movie sounded like a great idea. We…read moreended up seeing The Long Walk, and I would recommend this movie to anyone. It was a little confusing to find the entrance into the mall to go into the theater, but we eventually found it. Once inside, we went to the concession counter to get some food before the movie. We had not had lunch so my wife and I ordered a hot dog combo, a nacho combo, and a large popcorn. So all of the items we got were a hot dog (which seemed as if it were microwaved), a thing of nachos with a small cup of nacho cheese (with Jalapenos which were $1.50 extra), a large popcorn, 2 bags of candy, and 2 large fountain sodas. This came out to $58... which flabbergasted me. Upon walking into theater 9, the theater was smaller than I expected. The seats were also very disappointing. The seats were very low to the ground, and I felt cramped in the seat itself. I don't know if I am spoiled with the theater near us, but I expected a nice reclining seat. The theater was overall very clean, and once the movie was over, the staff were in to clean almost immediately.

Jason is awesome he really helped with the best times and prices we had seen the new mine craft…read moremovie in 3-d!!!!!!!! It was awesome and he is so kind

In early 2010 Boulevard Cinema closed its downtown location at 175 St. Lawrence Streetand reopened…read moreat 345 Herbert Street as HMG (hoagies, movies and games). Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2010/01/13/movie-theatre-undergoes-makeover. In 2013 the replacement Silver Cinema opened at the 345 Herbert Street location. Want to read more? Go to http://www.gananoquereporter.com/2013/03/20/movie-theatre-open-for-business

I love this cinema. When I was a kid, we had a movie theatre in Gananoque that was found inside…read morethe Bell Tower Mall. The theatre did tremendously well. That was until it decided to run "E.T." for a year and a half and went out of business. So, off to Kingston we'd go to see movies. Bit of a hike, but you do what you have to do. One visit back to Gananoque for Christmas or something, we noticed the Boulevard Cinema had opened near the Gananoque waterfront. This movie theatre offers almost-first-run movies, that being films that have been out for maybe a week or two. As such, you have to pay the exorbitant fee of $4.00 per admission. If this is too pricey for you, you can always go on Tuesdays where it's $2.00 to get in. Happy now? Initially the sound was crap in this theatre. The theatres themselves were small and the speakers that were used did nothing to fill the space. So the management set to making the sound work and as a reward for people putting up with shoddy sound, open their doors for free. These guys know how to run local business. Yes the theatres are small, but as such are intimate. And with the newly renovated sound system, the theatre provides astounding value for money. Seriously, four bucks? You can't rent a movie for that. One of the best things about the theatre is Paul the owner, whose weekly movie review column appears in the Gananoque Reporter (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/1000-islands-publishers-ltd-gananoque) as well as on the Boulevard Cinema website itself (http://www.thechequesinthemail.com). And you thought you were opinionated...

I definitely encourage others to take in the latest movies here. I have been for two years now, and…read moreit is always enjoyable. The quality service and facilities have not declined, if anything there are small continual improvements. Art deco themed the Silver Cinema has 60-comfortable seats, with lots of legroom. It is totally accessible, including washrooms. There is also a typical movie canteen available. It is no surprise that they were named Gananoque's 2014 "Entrepreneur of the Year".They are always contributing to Gananoque. For example, selling movie posters as a fundraiser for the Gananoque Humane Society, providing a venue for a local film maker, and other entertainers.

This place just keeps getting better and better! The diner is one of my FAVORITE classic movie…read moretheatre seats diners from the 70s! Love the concessions and candy offered. Multiple screens to watch four different movies. Watched Freakier Friday after exploring 1000 islands! Best part of my summer right here!

I have been coming to this drive in for YEARS!!! I have always loved it...however...we made a…read morespecial trip in town from 4 hours away to go and we were SO SO disappointed when we came for a movie on Tuesday and they only played ONE movie. We have NEVER been to this drive in where they have only played one movie. What happened to the double feature movies?? The fact they don't play two movies on certain days is not clear on the website. The cost was the same for one movie on these days as it was for a double feature movie. WOW. It' was so disappointing that we likely will not return.

A really great place to enjoy a drive-in movie! I went to the Rocky Horror Picture Show / Little…read moreShop of Horror double feature and LOVED IT! I had never seen either of them and enjoyed laying the the trunk of the car eating movie snacks and watching some great films :) HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Clean grounds, nice owners and homemade pizza dough. How can you go wrong? I really enjoyed our…read morevisit to Black River DI and was impressed with how well maintained their facilities were. The snack bar was very reasonably priced and the food was pretty tasty. Bathrooms were clean throughout the night. All of the staff we came in contact with were pleasant and on task. I can't think of a single complaint I would have.

A tarted up shadow of its former self…read more What's left of the original decor is hidden behind countless taped up posters, signs and standing displays - to the point where it looks like a teenager's bedroom or a college dorm. I like movie posters, but you're bombarded with them practically everywhere you look. It's beyond overkill. The actual movie experience on nearly every screen is compromised by the dim projection and because they're mostly in oddly shaped rooms where sightlines take a lower priority to capacity and traffic. Before you watch a movie here, pull up the trailer for that movie on your phone. If the picture on the movie screen is not as bright, sharp and clear as the picture on your phone, there is definitely something wrong. The most common causes are leaving the 3D filter on for non-3D movies, using worn out projector bulbs beyond their expiration date, and running the bulbs at less than full capacity. My guess is all three happen here. The screen wall should be free of distraction, not competing with a ramp to an exit door, especially if that ramp pushes the screen up to an uncomfortable sightline. Worst is #6 where the seats face straight ahead, but the screen is angled oddly to the left. I understand why it was done - a bad choice years ago - but it's no longer necessary, and the result is an awkward asymmetrical sightline. Also, the blue lights on the stairs are 10 times brighter than they need to be. The glare in your eyes increases your chance of tripping, (I did, and the guy in front of me, too). The floor lights reflect on the screen, washing out the picture contrast with a blue glow throughout the movie. Not a premium experience. The main room is very sad. The once beautiful atmospheric sky ceiling shows peeling paint and water damage, the original stage looks like a basement with some kind of pipes or partially dismantled metal framework hanging over the screen. The staff are generally nice except when they're not, seats are comfortable but worn out. Popcorn is pricey but decent. It's bafflling that the theatre got a huge financial grant from the city and instead of repairing the main room and so many other details, they wasted money on things like planters outside. Saving labor by eliminating the box office and selling tickets at the concession stand can stall your access to seating, because you have to wait while everyone in front of you gets their snacks. Asking an unoccupied person behind the counter to pause whatever he's futzing with and sell you a ticket so you can move on gets a curt refusal. I'd like to see this place - and the usually nice folks who work there - succeed and thrive, and I still like the idea of going out to a movie, but for the most part, this place isn't likely to draw me away from the brighter, sharper picture on a halfway decent TV screen, except for an occasional event movie that I'd want to see when it comes out. That will still look much better when it's available to view at home.

Made a birthday party reservation for today (4/5) two weeks ago. Confirmed the reservation this…read morepast Thursday. My wife showed up today before the movie and they had NO RESERVATION for her. Very stressful moment for her as my son's friends were getting dropped off and there was nothing she could do. Shame that the only theater within 30 miles is run so poorly. Ended up scrambling up to Destiny. Kids had a good time! Won't make that mistake booking Oswego Cinema again...