flabbergasted this place only has 7 reviews. it's a phenomenal summer activity!…read more first of all this place is so well kept. they have a decent amount of bathrooms that are pretty nice. bring the kids! they have a large grass area for the kids to play before the show they have dinner options including lots of food options for picky eaters like chicken fingers. they also had lots of themed movie buckets and cups just like the movie theatre! you can also buy a radio for $30, and if you return it at the end of the show they'll give you back $25. i would definitely look around at the people next to you before buying one. we sat near a family that had a huge speaker. i paid online it was $7 a person. it ended up raining all night for us so we did have to sit inside our truck. the gates opened at 6 and the movie didn't start till 9. we went for opening weekend of how to train your dragon and it also happened to be pickle fest. it wasn't too busy at all, but i think the rain did keep people away.

Drive-In Movie+ Litchfield, Illinois ---…read more the 1950's "Skyview Drive-In Theater" was the reason I selected Litchfield for a 1st Route 66 stop ... I am a drive-in junkie ... the entire staff at the "Skyview" are delightful ... the admission price & concession prices are UNBELIEVABLY low! SUPPORT this GREAT business! "Run-A-Way Bill" was here! #RunAwayBill #DUSA2018 #DriveInMovieTheaterRAB #Route66 #Route66RunAwayBill #HistoricRoute66 #USroute66 #MotherRoad #Ruta66 #WillRogersHighway #MainStreetOfAmerica #SkyviewDriveIn 05.18.18

I've been going to this theater for my entire life. I'm in my 40s, so that is at least a fair…read moreamount of time to assess the establishment. I am also a movie person. I adore this theater. It is always clean and the staff is always friendly. I have never had a bad experience at this theater. The bathrooms are clean and well kept. The prices are affordable and you can even take the whole family and get snacks without breaking the bank. On top of that, the rewards program is stellar and a huge bonus. If that weren't enough, the owner has on display in the lobby, his extensive memorabilia collection of Coke and Pepsi items. This is my theater of choice for going to the movies.

This is a great Theater. It's the only one we, my husband, myself and our grandchildren, will go…read moreto. You might think because it is small town theater the movies would be B rated, but, nope...high quality A+ movies. Yes, if a movie is on when you arrive, you will have to be polite and wait until it is finished, like DAH! But it is worth a try. The employees are so sweet and the popcorn is FRESH! We will continue to go. Keep up the good work.

This is a great little movie theater. It's not big or fancy, but it's independently owned and you…read moreget free popcorn and a drink with your admission. Although it's primarily patronized by locals, don't hesitate to stop here if you find yourself in the area. They only show a couple of movies at a time, but it's a great chance to experience true small town Midwestern hospitality. Tip: Get there early and sit in the leather couches toward the back of the theater.

One thing I love doing during my free time is going to see a movie. Having the Orpheum in my…read morehometown to go to is a blessing. To start off, it is owned by an amazing family who takes the time to get to know their customers personally and make each person's experience the best. From funny preview commercials made by the family members to midnight premiers with special guests and fun events--this family has truly found a way to make movie-going enjoyable for all. The Orpheum itself is old and quaint, but I love that they made the space cozy and enjoyable with couches, booths, and two big screens. What baffles me still today is that a movie ticket is only $6 and this includes a soda and popcorn. That. Is. A. Steal. They bring in family friendly flicks and do special features every now and then as well. If you're traveling close to Litchfield or Hillsboro and desire to see a new movie, I highly suggest coming to the Orpheum for your experience!

What a blessing to have such a wonderful theatre in our small community. For $7.00 you can see top…read morerated movies, eat popcorn and have a drink! In the city, that would easily cost $25.00. It is great how someone from the staff gives an opening statement before the show, and at the end, they often stand by the front door and hand out mints. How cool is that! The owners are also community minded and offer shows for the school children as a field trip. That is great! This is such a unique building, and has been tastefully updated. I certainly encourage you to support this business every chance you have! We want to keep them around for years to come!

Dependable. Nostalgic. Creative. Fun. Laid-back. Friendly. Inexpensive. Convenient. I'm glad the…read moreLory is still in business; I hope it remains a local treasure for many years to come.

The atmosphere is always very friendly, and they always carry the new big ticket movies. I love…read morethis place.

So many single-screen theaters are gone forever, so cherish this gem! From the 1940's, the Roseland…read moreauditorium is like a snapshot of a time gone by. All the original designs, orchestra pit, and seats are still present. A couple of additions, like a handful of leather couches, make the experience all the better. Also, how can you beat $5 per show with free drink and popcorn? Candy is only $2 per box.

The theater in Vandalia is very clean. Their concessions have many varieties however like most show…read moreplaces the price for concessions is excessive. Usually, it is not very crowded. I do have a recommendation. I would suggest some floor lighting. The theaters can become pitch black And I have found that I've had to wait to try to find a seat I would recommend going to the StarMax theater in Vandale, Illinois, and then afterwards, or before stopping by the Ponderosa steakhouse.

Today was our family's first time to this theater. We were used to buying tickets at a ticket…read morecounter. This theater sells its tickets at the snack counter. So if you come here, be prepared to go to the snack counter to purchase tickets for a movie. The actual theater we were in had an odor. Not a deal breaking odor - may have been a new smell type of thing. I'm not sure how long this theater has been opened. After being seated a few minutes - I know longer noticed the odor. The seats were comfortable. The aisles were large and made it easy for others to get by you if seated in the same row. That was appreciated. All in all it was a nice and pleasant atmosphere. Bathrooms were clean as well. We will go back to this theater.

Great place to watch a movie. It's like stepping back in time. They show many great family movies…read more They have a new digital projector and new seats. The best popcorn around and the specials are well worth it. The grand slam special is is great for families with kids.

It's a pretty good time ever since it stopped being overcrowded every weekend. They added a bar…read morehaven't been yet but might tonight

Unreliable scheduling, especially for Fathom and special events. For weeks they listed Giselle…read moreballet to be shown twice, the dates were wrong on different sites, and then they only had 1 showing at 3 pm with no 7 pm showing. These changes have happened before. Many people drove a long distance for one of the Met operas and they couldn't even receive it in the scheduled theater. No repeats, just a useless drive out there.