Of the two Landmark theaters, i vastly prefer this one. A) it's much closer and easier to get to B)…read moreusually not crowded -- for example I've never been turned away from a sold out show C) there's more for me to do/places I'd rather shop in the surrounding area. Back in the days of Moviepass (RIP), this was also one of theaters that consistently worked. I saw so many arthouse and documentary films T.T The only thing im not a huge fan of is center aisle seating. Just doesnt seem the best way to set a theater up.

Such a cute theater in the heart of St Louis! I enjoyed seeing the vintage movie posters they have…read moreon display and thought it was fun that almost all of them have some sort of a tie to St Louis. They also have wonderful doll displays, too! Many of the dolls relate to the Golden Age of Hollywood, which is so appropriate for a grand movie theater like this one. On your way in or out, you can take some time to stroll through town and check out the St Louis Walk of Fame for your own little taste of Hollywood in Missouri.

The historic Hi-Pointe Theatre opened in 1922. It has had many renovations over the years, but it…read moremaintains a retro atmosphere. Independent and classic movies are showcased here. The widescreen picture is sharp, and the auditorium is wired for Dolby Digital surround sound. The parking map from the Hi-Pointe Theatre website shows multiple parking areas. You can park in the Lindell Bank parking lot after 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, after 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, and all day on Sunday.

It really is a massive bummer that stupid weed shop took over the whole parking lot... they have…read moresomeone who sits there and makes you move your car across the street to the bank... hateful.

I try to visit the drive in at least once every year. I will go more depending on my schedule and…read morethe movies showing. 5his was the perfect night to go . There was a beautiful sunset. The parking lot was sparsely filled with vehicles. Children playing on the swings. Once it got dark the movies begin. Brings back memories of my childhood. They even had a cartoon playing before the movies. I was able to bring my own food and drinks.

Had an AMAZING experience here for a drive in movie with our crew! We were able to find a movie…read more(these movies they show are also being shown in theaters) we've been wanting to see and made the drive from St. Louis to Skyview and are so glad we did! They have a playground for kids to play on before the movie starts which is great so the kids before the movie can let out some energy before the movie starts. There was plenty of room for my car to park and they had a separate screen that showed another movie all together. The concession stand had good choices (typical ballpark food) that are teams only proved which is great since I feel like movie theatres charge an arm and a leg for concessions. It's an older facility but it also feels like you're stepping back in time to appreciate a newly released movie at a drive in just like it used to be back in the 70-80s. Needless to say we had a really fun and great time and loved the fact that it was family friendly. There were some teenagers hanging in the back of the parking lot but nothing too disturbing or obnoxious at all while we were there. We definitely plan on going back!

The Lincoln Theatre is great! We travel from St. Louis to visit for Laugh's at the Lincon…read more Situated on Main St, near other local businesses, the Lincoln Theatre is an old school theatre that has been redone. It is nostalgic and cool but still has all the needed technology. For Laughs at the Lincoln uses the main floor theatre. Side bar with a friendly waitress, concession stand with great bites and adult slushy in different flavors! The venue staff rolls out the red carpet and treats everyone wonderfully. The theatre has a center section with a side section on either side, even all the way back the sound is great, a nostalgic theater, with a great staff, and fun events outside of the movies they still run,

Old time theater. Came on a Wednesday whe tickets are $5.00 to see a current movie. Concession…read morestand with the usual but nice choice of adult beverages. Had to go upstairs for our movie . Nice theater conveniently located in the entertainment district of Belleville.

I love coming here. Been here for events and for regular movie seeing and both are great. What I…read morereally love is how nice and funny the staff is. They're always helpful and make it a good experience. This isn't the most lavish theater but the prices are so good you won't care. In my experience it's not too crowded especially if you go on a week night and see an older movie. I love the $5 Wednesday shows. Parking is always pretty easy if you park by the Cheesecake Factory.

Went to see Oddessy. Movie was packed what seemed to be a great movie, was packed with anguish,…read morehumidity and very low sound quality. Left the theater to alert a mgr and they responded with they are fixing it, I responded how much longer is this going to take? He responded with however long it takes. I unhappily walked back into the movie theater 3 where more than half the audience were walking out. And passes were giving to come back. Who the hell wants to go back and give it another go just give me my cash back!

The Omimax was so nice! A docent took us to the third floor in the accessible elevator and straight…read moreto our seats. The seats were comfortable and roomy, and the movie was really great, but we wish it was longer. The only issue was getting back down in the the accessible elevator. It was full of people with strollers and no one would make room to get my Dad in his scooter on, so we stood there for 20 minutes while elevators opened and closed in front of us until there was one empty enough to get inside. People should be more mindful... if there are eight people in an elevator and only one is pushing a stroller, the other seven people really should get off the elevator and take the stairs if they are physically able to make room for someone in a scooter or wheelchair. It was ridiculous. It was a hot day and the science center was jampacked. It was like the hunger games. LOL!

Watched Star Wars here for the first time ever. Overall a good experience and glad we did it! I…read morewould def suggest sitting as high up as possible. We sat in the last row. Due to this the seats didn't lean back, so they were not as comfortable as the ones further down. Also we could feel all the vibrations of the sound, which honestly I enjoyed!!! Some of the images during the movies were a little curved and distorted due to the size of the screen. But overall it was a cool experience. I would love to go back again and see one of the movies that are specifically made for the omnimax screen!

I came here to watch Hadestown because it had the earliest showing out of all of the theaters…read morenearest to me. So charming! I love the art deco lamps and style that was sprinkled throughout the building, but especially in the actually theater room. It was nice to watching jazz sad songs and looking over at the deco lamps faintly glowing - such a vibe! The theater I was in was also small (Dreamlounger), so I think it's great spot of solo movie dates. My husband and I don't have the same taste in films, so I found these much better than the larger theater rooms. I hope to watch Six the Musical here if that's an option! Note: I think staffing shortages are hitting all movie theaters because even if you have a ticket already, you still need to check in with the Box Office. Oh - also, there is so much parking!

Go to the theater!…read more For a date night, the spouse and I treated ourselves to a double header back to back movie night. We played arcade games (could use a few more). Had some cocktails (ask about the specials). Ordered some foods and later came back for popcorn and candy. I will say their brand of popcorn and "butter" is way better than b&b theatre. Yes this trip was costly, but we had some gift cards. We should all be able to enjoy ourselves and have a good time without fearing the price tag every once in awhile. This location is widely accessible and even has an elevator for the big screen.

My wife and I were comped tickets to the US Air Force Band from Scott Air Force Base for a special…read moreChristmas show. We have been to the Hett several times and it is an excellent venue. There is a circle drive so you can drop off disabled or mobility challenged folks or your lovely wife when it's pouring down rain ! There's ample parking and overflow parking a little to the right as you approach parking. There is also a bar but we normally get water. M & F restrooms are located on both sides of the theater entry and are always sparkling clean. The venue is not huge but is open and easy to spot friends. The seats are easy in and out and very comfortable. Ushers are typically students and you should have a great view no matter where you sit. Look ahead for the season and plan ahead or just buy season tickets . Two thumbs up for the Hett!!