They just don't make them like this anymore. I grew up in a town that had a little locally owned…read moremovie theater and there are so few of them left. This theatre has been in existence for 90+ years and is now run as a non profit. I was happy to see they had sponsorship from many of the local businesses. They also host community and special events. They have one movie showing at a time and have limited showtimes compared to the big chain theatres. For movie snacks, they sell popcorn, pretzels, chocolates and locally brewed beer. Staff, like most in Yellow Springs, were very laid back. This is a special place and movie going experience.

We saw a documentary here while staying in town. What an amazing theater! The employees were great,…read morethe theater was very clean, and the concessions were good and fairly priced. I only wish I lived closer so I could patronize this business more often.

This cinema is deserving of more than 5 stars. Recently they have installed new comfortable…read moreseating. Summer is here and they show a new movie each week with free admission to the youth of this community. Admission is cheaper than any other theater in the area. Tuesday is $5 admission on most movies. Everyday has a lower matinee admission price. The popcorn is always fresh. Concession prices are very reasonable. I do not know of any other theater that has cheaper. The theater is always clean. The restrooms are always clean and well stocked. Employees are polite and smile. There is plenty of parking.

The Cinema was closed in January 2025. I used to love to go there since it was never really…read morecrowded. The staff was always really nice too. They will be missed.

Movie theater was clean, went to see Michael, it was a real good movie, is a good see.read more

I've been coming here since I was young, always had great experiences and still do. Clean, and…read moregreat priced tickets to watch new movies. Half off Tuesdays are also a wonderful plus! If you're looking for a movie theatre experience whether it's for your kids or a date night, I highly recommend!

This used to be my favorite theater, but my recent visit on National Popcorn Day was disappointing…read more I asked a simple question about the annual popcorn tub special, and the manager was unfriendly, gave a rude response, and made no effort to look into it. On top of that, during recent visits I've noticed the popcorn hasn't been as fresh as it used to be. Between the decline in quality and poor customer service, this experience was really off-putting. If this is the level of service being offered now, I'll be choosing Cinemark going forward, where the popcorn is better and the customer service is more welcoming.

Always like to come here for movies for some reason more so than other places. I have noticed with…read morethe remodel, however, that the leather recliners are not as soft or seem to be real leather. The biggest disappointment this go around was ordering a large popcorn, which comes with one free refill. Popcorn always tastes great and I realize this is where they make their money but to be honest once you get through the first third, it seems like everything on the bottom was broken up pieces of popcorn like it's been rough house too much and has started a breakdown. I dumped the rest of this popcorn and then went and got another refill but if I'm gonna pay that much for popcorn, it probably should've been the best popcorn ever! lol!

Comfortable! Great seating just wish the voice on the movie was up a little bit for the people in…read morethe back! But other than that, it's good

Great place to see a movie popcorn yummy nice clean workers very friendly very up beatread more

Have been coming here since I was a little kid. Great, nostalgic theater. $10 for a medium drink is…read morekind of insane though. Luckily I had a free popcorn coupon other wise it would have been like $12! However, they do have deals during the week that help with prices. If you have the rewards the deals aren't too bad. We went for half price movies so that was a good deal. We saw Leviticus and the movie was great. However it was kind of ridiculous that the previews didn't even come on until the time the movie was supposed to start and lasted almost 30 full minutes! Insanity.

Sad. This used to be the premier theater in town, now Cinemark is eating Regal's lunch big time…read more The popcorn is stale and full of kernels, the prices are OUTRAGEOUS, easily double Cinemark's prices, and the sodas are not mixed well. The seats are old school, and not horribly uncomfortable but also not amazing leather recliners and loveseats like so many theaters have these days. Walking into this theater and sitting down is like being transported to 2003, which can be fun in its own right. The colors are vibrant, the theater design is liminal and old-school. I actually really like the vibes here. I just wonder why Regal doesn't seem interested in upgrading this theater. It has PRIME real estate, in a rich population high-traffic area. It would make a splash if Regal bought some new reclining chairs and gave the place a good cleaning and makeover, and lowered their concession prices by 25%-30%. Look, I get why attractions in general charge more for concessions, but these prices are hilariously bad. Lowering the prices would result in higher profits because more people would buy more items. It's a no-brainer. The video and audio quality is superb, which is ironic considering the state of the rest of the theater. Probably the best part of the experience is if you see an older or less popular movie, you are likely to have the whole theater to yourself! It's a very fun experience to see a movie on a huge screen with no one else around. Good for the customer, very, very bad for Regal. They need to upgrade the theater or sell to Cinemark or AMC at this point.

Great place for the family to get together and watch a movie for a great price…read more The popcorn is always fresh and buttery They have great service and if they ever were to do any retention the only thing I would suggest it newer seats

I would normally give this location 5 stars, but this morning when I arrived at the theater for an…read more11:30 showing that I had paid for in advance, there were about 15 people standing outside that told me there was no one there and all the doors were locked. So we gave them the benefit of the doubt and waited as another 20 or so people joined us or sat in their cars waiting. Several of us tried to call the theater and didn't even get a recorded message. Some called headquarters in Texas and of course all they could do was look into the matter. Quite a few of us had driven from other towns and would not be able to return for a showing later in the day. I suggest that when they are going to cancel a showing, they at least leave a message on their main number in Piqua and have someone post a sign on the outer doors so people don't just stand there feeling angry or frustrated because the WANT to see that movie. This was Part 3 of THE CHOSEN.

One of the best theaters in the Columbus, if not the best. From the staff, to the showings, to the…read morevibe, everything is amazing. Highly recommend to anyone trying to see a premiere or even a festival, or just a movie on a weekday.

This theater is right in the middle of the University District and they always have interesting…read moremovies playing, other than just the newest releases. For our visit, they were showing the silent version of The Phantom of the Opera with a live orchestra. This was our first visit to this theater so we got there early to look around. There is a convenient parking garage located directly behind the theater and if you remember to ask, they will validate your parking ticket for $2.00 (we did not remember to do this so we paid $11.50 for three hours!!). They were showing this film on Halloween night, which was also a Friday night, so the University District was hopping! It was fun to walk around and see all of the costumes and various parties going on before heading into see our movie. Since this was a special showing it cost us around $55.00 for our tickets, but we ordered them in advance and were able to pick the seats we wanted. They allowed everyone inside the theater 15 minutes early, so there was quite a long line waiting once we were near the theater door. We saw others carrying soda and popcorn, but couldn't figure out where the concessions stand was! We were barely able to figure out where to find the bathrooms, so we gave up on the popcorn once the door opened for the movie. Once the door was opened, we went in and found our seats. Very comfy seats!!! We sat in the fifth row, so the screen was higher than our seats, but oh so cozy. The show was fantastic, the live orchestra did a smashing job! Very enjoyable visit!!