I've been going to Movies on the Block for 3 years now. This year for the first time for purposes…read moreof rain evasion, they moved it indoors to nearby Aurora. As much as I love sitting outdoors on a nice day, I actually really enjoyed watching it at nearby Aurora because they already had chairs set up and there weren't extra noises from cars, headlights, etc to distract from the movie. Even with the potential for additional noise and distraction sitting outside, I really have loved my experiences going to Movies on the Block over the years. Sitting on the ground hurts my back, so I always bring a chair of my own, and for the most part people with chairs are respectful to people will blankets by not sitting in front of them. There's a basic understanding among movie-goers. Over the years there have been some really great movies in the mix, including everything from Psycho to The Breakfast Club and so much more. I love that this free outdoor movie event has been continuing for years, and even with the closing of Tazza which partially hosted it, I'm glad to see it still going strong.

I love love love Movies On The Block. Just another reminder of why I love living in Providence so…read moremuch! They post what movies they are showing throughout the summer, and it is completely free. There is a paid lot right behind the seating area, and several other lots and garages around. We like to pack a small cooler and our camping chairs, plus a blanket since it gets cold. It's so nice to sit surrounded by historic buildings, and the street is lit with cute strand lights. There are great nearby restaurants and bars to go to beforehand or after. This is a fun spot for families, couples, and everything in between!

Not too many ads, and the staff was good about keeping car hatches below roof lines, lots of…read moreconcession items and some energy drinks if you need them that late. I'd say overall really good experience. One thing you'd have to watch out for is the big pothole when you're snaking your way thru to get to the lots. There's a big sip and it can fill with water, I hope it gets fixed

The Milford Drive-In is exactly the kind of place you hope never disappears. There's something…read moregenuinely great about pulling in, grabbing some snacks, tuning the radio and watching a movie under the stars. It's nostalgic without feeling like a gimmick, affordable compared with a lot of nights out, and just an all-around fun experience. Places like this are getting harder to find, which makes having one right here in New Hampshire even better. Five stars. Support your local drive-in so we can keep doing this for another 50 years.

This is a new addition to the community projects in Chinatown Boston. Free movies benefiting the…read moreChinatown youth. I think this might even be part of the same program as the new backyard program. The atmosphere is a fabulous one all the families are out with their small children of preschool and grade school aged children waiting for the film to start. There are refreshments available proceeds will benefit the Chinatown youth. Come on down to surface road and enjoy your flick free of charge. There are plenty of seating that has been installed for that movie as well as the monkey bars will bring your own beach chair. Just one more way to enjoy Boston's fabulous Chinatown.

Mendon Drive-In is such a great time. Every visit feels…read morenostalgic, fun, and incredibly well run. The staff is friendly, organized, and keeps the lines moving quickly--even on busy nights. The picture quality is great. And for the sound you can either tune your radio or rent one their tiny old school radios to listen in. and there's plenty of space to get a great spot no matter when you arrive. The atmosphere is pretty cool: families, couples, friends, everyone enjoying movies under the stars. And of course The snack bar. Surprisingly solid with all the great unhealthy options, fair pricing, and decent quality than you'd expect at a drive-in. I always bring my own food & drinks. If you're looking for a unique night out, Mendon Drive-In delivers every single time. Highly recommend grabbing some blankets, loading up the car, and making a full night of it. A true local gem!

So nostalgic! The exact experience I remember growing up and such a classic and timeless type of…read moremovie watching environment. Easy to find and the options that they offer are great!

I've lived on the North Shore and visited Gloucester many times, but had never heard of this place…read more Living Social had an amazing deal to this place and the upcoming shows sounded good so I surprised my husband with a date night at this theater last night. We watched a great Japanese documentary about Quill, a guide dog. A tearjerker for sure! We are so glad we discovered this gem and my husband has already asked when we can come back! We almost walked by the building so here's a tip. Look for #21 (a white building) and go upstairs to the second floor. Go through the glass doors where you can grab your "tickets" and concessions all in one place. The only way to describe this theater is eclectic, cool, and reminiscent of a Jordan's furniture showroom (in a good way). There are couches and chairs scattered everywhere, with TV trays, end tables, coffee tables, blankets, throw pillows and other comfortable amenities. Being the worrywart that I am, I kept telling my husband we should get there early to grab a good couch/seat. Not to worry. There were only about 8 other patrons on a Sunday night and there is ample seating no matter what the crowd. The screen is huge too so you would get a good view no matter where you are located. We sat at a couch with a huge coffee table in front that was equipped with napkins, magazines, and anything else you might need if you are eating or waiting for a movie to begin. Prior to the show, we picked up a burrito to share at the nearby Jalapenos. The yummy but messy burrito sadly didn't come with any utensils or napkins so the napkins came in handy for us! Not to mention, these were not cheap Market Basket napkins. They were the fancy big white Chinet napkins. (Hey, I used to be a party planner so I notice these details.) The gentleman who greeted us was so friendly and made us feel at home. He pointed us to the concession stand which was another surprise. Snacks and treats were affordable! In fact, our voucher was for $40 in tickets and concession treats and we didn't even get to $40 after a box of popcorn to share, 2 big bags of candy, 4 sodas (2 to go), and two tickets. For example, candy bars are $1 each while bags of Swedish fish and big boxes of Milk Duds and similar candy were $3. They also have organic pre-bagged popcorn as well as freshly popped. They have a variety of toppings to shake onto your popcorn, such as salt and vinegar and parmesan garlic. It is more relaxed and casual than a normal movie theater and the couches are so comfy that we didn't want to leave. The theater invites you to bring in your own food/drink as long as it is not something they sell and it doesn't stink up the place too much. They do sell an amazing selection of sodas from Pellegrino's blood orange sparkling soda to Stewart's sodas in glass bottles. They even have an old-fashioned fridge that houses the cold beverages. They've also recently added wine and beer it seems. The website mentioned chocolate covered bananas so we'll have to check that out next time. Upon leaving, you can recycle your glass bottles. The place seemed pretty clean so I love how you're not stepping on popcorn kernels and your shoes are not sticking to soda-y floors like other places. The customers definitely seem very respectful as this is more of an indie film crowd. It's almost like watching a movie at a friend's house who has a large living room! Tickets for adults are $9.75 and they have a handy movie schedule online. They even have operas, comedy nights, film festivals, and more. If you become a member, you also get to utilize their lending library, which seemed quite extensive. Oh, and the theater is nicely air conditioned but not super cold like other ones where you need to bring a sweater. All in all, a wonderful place for a cozy date night. We can't wait to go back! (But don't rule this out as a place to go to the movies stag either. In fact, there were a lot of people seated alone. They seemed to be enjoying the movie sprawled out on the couches just as much and this is really a non-judgmental crowd!)

Great setting as always and the best movies! Definitely my go to theater. Always appreciate the…read moreunique films.

A decent retail center with several name brand stores and restaurants including Super Stop & Shop,…read moreAMC Theaters with IMAX, Old Navy, Marshall's, Gap, Game Stop, Starbucks, Chipotle, TGI Friday's, Not Your Average Joe's, The Olive Garden, and more. The Loop serves my basic needs and I can shop and eat here in peace most of the time. However, I now try to avoid going here on Friday and Saturday nights when the place is overrun with mobs of high school kids. I've see some skateboarding and heelie action here, which is definitely not allowed on the property. Yikes!

Its a strip mall with tonz of kiddies running around screaming for mummie and daddie…read more We like the Macaroni Grill and Joe's and that is about it. Skip the shopping here and go up to Salem and $ave on the tax!

Such a fun local spot and a great way to spend a night in Eastern Connecticut! The Mansfield…read moreDrive-In has that classic, nostalgic feel that you just don't get at a regular movie theater. Between the movies, snack bar, and overall atmosphere, it's a really unique experience and a great local business to support. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something fun to do in the area!

This is a great Drive-In nestled in the trees, and there was not a lot of noisy people/activity…read moregoing on during the movies like other drive-ins. They also allow pets so that's a great bonus. We will definitely be back.

Came here b/c they validate parking and was playing The Farewell…read more Pros: - Cinema validates parking - reduces parking cost to $3; there is a machine inside that validates the ticket - Movie prices are relatively cheap compared to other theaters ($13 for regular ticket) - Comfortable seats and screen size (both are smaller compared to other theaters) - Clean bathroom stalls on the second floor - Not crowded, best part Cons: - A bit out of the way but if you have a car this is a great place in terms of parking and pricing

This is my favorite local theater located on a quiet street in Kendall Square. The reclining seats…read moreare comfy and spacious and they have showings of latest blockbuster hits as well as smaller indie films. Some parts of the theater were a bit rundown and undergoing renovations when we went, but that didn't affect the movie-watching experience. I wish they didn't play a horror movie trailer before my non-horror movie though. I paid to see the movie I chose, not for unwanted scares!

Best place around to watch a movie. Drinks and snacks are a little expensive, but you can bring…read moreyour own.

There are no staff at this movie theater, except teenagers and janitors, who most likely don't…read morespeak English. So there's no reason at all for the young unsupervised teens & tweens in the back of The Hail Mary movie last week to stop forcing around creating rackets serving all the people in the movie theater. Two men finally got up and yelled at them to calm their butts down. It mostly worked. We left the theater and tried to find someone responsible for managing the facility. There was no one. Why not horse around in the back of the theater? There's no one who cares. If you want a nice movie experience go somewhere else