The theatre is in an old shopping mall, and its design and fixtures are 80's bare bones. But the seats are large and comfortable, it's clean and the food prices are decent. There's an all-day seniors (over 60) $4.50 admission on Wednesdays; seniors and students get discounts for other showtimes too. The popcorn comes unbuttered and you can add your own real butter and flavor toppings. There are juices and water for sale. So you can eat healthier and still enjoy a traditional movie munch. I think the sound system is odd, and not adjusted correctly - the sound track separates and booms from speakers set in the walls during loud scenes. It's not the Kennedy Center but it doesn't try to be.
Good selection of art movies, but the theaters seem grungy. Re previous comment: What great snacks?? They must have stopped that long ago. Some seats lean back, some don't, some get stuck in the back position. Theater needs a total overhaul.
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