Fun, retro theater only 40 minutes from Rochester. We got the luxury seats for $6 each and had a…read morepopcorn and two drinks for $7. We'll be back!

A great small town movie theater! One screen that shows a different movie each weekend. I love…read morethat I can take my son to a movie getting tickets, popcorn, pop for each of us, and a candy all the while leaving without even spending $20 on the whole thing. You can even bring your own container for their delicious popcorn, or buy it in a normal theater container. Staff has always been friendly and I've never had a bad experience here.

We came to see 10 Cloverfield lane. Yeah...this place doesn't show new movies, but that's ok. I…read morenever did get to see 10 Cloverfield lane when it first came out anyway. I think most of the town was there to see it. It's a small town ..so go figure. With prices like $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for kids...who wouldn't want to go to a movie. I felt like I went back in time....like 70 years. The theatre was a bit dated and old, but it's still pretty clean and neat...minus the smells of cow manure from some old farmers boots. Old wood floors and unique theatre decore. The seats are not the most comfortable. Popcorn is pretty cheap compared to the other Big time movie theatres...and..it tasted pretty good too. So of your ever in the area...go and support this little local movie theatre.

From their website:…read more Showtimes every night 7:00 PM Adults $2 - Children and Seniors $1 Yes, you read that right. And I saw "The Dark Knight" here last week - and it's still in first run! Okay, price point out of the way, now on to the rave. First - this is a real, old, big, one-screen movie theatre from the days when the movies were something special. The facade is a gorgeous example those days, its geometric, restrained 1930s style a joy to behold. Inside, the original light fixtures and fittings remain. The floor is HARDWOOD PLANKS. Modern, comfy seats fit perfectly with the style and ambiance, having been chosen with care. An original dairy wall clock hangs in one of the back exit hallway doors. Popcorn is on offer in front at the snackbar. The place is filled with kids and families. There's even a (very) stern usher, who polices the place for cell phones and contraband! The show starts every night at 7:00pm (a sign hanging by the box office window tells you when the show will let out) and my family confirms it is always packed. Gotta confess I got a bit of a lump in my throat, seeing all those people gathered downtown, hanging out and seeing the show together, having a bit of a real, old-time American home town experience. This is someplace to go out of your way to experience. Check out their website. Check them out on a map. Is Charles City a road trip destination? It ought to be.

I just finished watching Steven Spielberg's "The Post" in the Heart of the beautiful Cresco Opera…read moreHouse and Theater. Even if the movie had been a dud, the 30 minute drive from Decorah would still have been worth it. The theater is decorated with gold leaf, cherubs, and red velvet seats. The sound quality is perfect, the aspect ratio is even, and the staff friendly and helpful. I honestly hope to see the orchestra pit in full swing one day. I highly, highly recommend this movie-going experience.

Went to a nice lil musical with my wife and kids. After $50 (10 bucks per person) I figured it…read morewould be an alright show. I've seen middle school performances much better then this. There was some talent out there, but overall the music was way to loud smothering out the lyrics. Some of the actors seemed to be struggling quite a bit while others looked like they didn't want to be there at all. The theater itself is a wonderful, beautiful place. It's a shame the theatre club was so lame. I've seen much better peformances for a fraction of their price.

Comfy chairs, great audio and visual but the actual theaters are always way too hot. Turn the heat…read moredown and keep it cooler, people can always cover up if they need to. Great deals (discounts for employers, $5 days, discounts for students) and rewards for purchasing tickets and concessions. Overall 4 stars, I'd give it a 5 if the theater wasn't so warm all the time.

There is a woman that works there that decides she's gonna check some people's bags and not others…read morebags. I certainly feel like she profiles. She's also a younger age and in a wheelchair. Extremely offputting having my begged to check when I go to the movies. Yet my friend didn't have her bag checked. I think I'd rather drive to another town to go to a movie then deal with her again.

Everything went well. There is plenty of free parking. The owner of this locally owned theatre…read morewelcomes you and waits on you. The bathrooms are spotless as is the rest of the establishment. The popcorn is fresh and warm just as I expect. There are no bad seats thanks to the design and there are spaces for wheelchairs.

great theater. very comfortable seats good popcorn and handicap seating.read more

We took my 2 year old daughter here! She loved it and so did we! It's nice to be able to eat, have…read morea table, and little area around you when watching the movie. My daughter is not always the nest eater their is, but she LOVES the pizza! And mommy love that she can eat pizza and drink a beer while watching a movie at the theater!

Was in last night. Ordered pizza and drinks. The man taking our order said he'd bring drinks…read moreright out. It was over an hour before we got a pizza and had to send them back to get drinks after asking them why they weren't brought out with the pizza. I think waiting over an hour for tap soda is a little unreasonable. $65 for a pizza, tickets, and small drinks for 3. It used to be a reasonable place to have a family night, but not anymore. Pros: pizza was good, so was the movie.

One of the worst movie theaters I ever been to. Lobby has popcorn and litter all over the floor…read more Seats are old and uncomfortable. worst of all half a bag of popcorn gave me a horrible stomach ache. Would honestly avoid

Went to see sound of freedom and weirdly enough, the A/C wasn't working. Didn't want to believe…read morewhat I was seeing about the AC not working in theaters showing sound of freedom but it was close to 80 degrees in the theatre.

Interesting place to visit. Many painting are on display. They are for sale also. The help was very…read morefriendly. When in Lanesboro check it out.

From the owner: Lanesboro Arts presents concerts, drama, dance, films, and a community variety show in this…read morehistoric downtown 126-seat venue that includes a recently renovated upper level studio & meeting space. Box office opens 1 hour prior to event start time. Tickets available in advance online & at Gallery.

Pleased overall, but now know to arrive 15-20 minutes after the scheduled time to avoid the 20+…read moreminutes of previews/trailers. I can appreciate 10 minutes of these, but 20+ is over the top.

Went to a movie for $6 Tuesday I was a bit put off by the tiny parking lot, we had to park in a lot…read moreacross the street. Then rationally realized it's not further than if it was one big lot. I was disappointed to see that they differ from the Oakdale MN Marcus theater that tends to have benches outside most theaters. My mom bought her ticket. Buying my ticket after her I said I'd need a ticket to the same movie. I went to the restroom before the movie, then tried to find my mom in a dark theater. When she arrived she told me to get up. Confused, I left with her. We returned to the box office as the employee sold us 6:30 tickets when she had asked for 6:45. Slight mix-up; didn't cause us to miss any of the movie or wait in a long line to correct the issue, so I didn't find it a big deal, an easily fixable issue.