Silver Screen Theatre

Just pay the extra two dollars you would save on the tickets for another movie theater, plus their food is unreasonably more expensive for smaller sizes.
The highlight though is the horrible customer service, worst I’ve seen in a LONG time!!! They are very rude, and then they have no name tags for you to know who is being disrespectful to you! I bought a pickle and asked for an extra paper bag to go over it because one they game me was soaked through, the woman (I think a manager because she seemed to be trying someone and had all they keys) then exclaimed «I’ll have to charge you extra for that!» Also they don’t give you a receipt.
I would be afraid they would spit in my food, especially after this review, but I’m assuming that would probably cost extra as well.
I highly recommend to avoid this theater!

This is a HORRIBLE theater. It’s stuck in time somewhere between the 1980’s and modern day. It’s not old enough to pull off that «old-​timey» feel, but these people also clearly haven’t even tried to keep up with the times. It’s exactly the same as when I was a kid 20 years ago.
Things you should know before you go:
–The line for concessions and movie tickets is one and the same, thereby ensuring that you will have a 30 minute wait to purchase your tickets – even if you don’t want concessions.
–Only within the last few months have they started accepting credit/​debit cards. Before that, it was cash only. I only mention that to help you understand how antiquated this place is and how pathetic the ownership/​management is.
–Forget pre purchasing your tickets on Fandango. These people don’t even know what the Internet is.
–The lobby is tiny, and quickly gets overcrowded due to their insistence that everyone go through the concession line. You’ll often find yourself standing outside in the cold waiting in line.
Finally, a story to illustrate why I’ll never go back. After standing in line 30 minutes to buy our tickets, finding out we could only pay with cash (which we luckily just so happened to have that day), purchasing our concessions, and then standing in line to get into the theater for another 20 minutes, we were finally told by management that the power had gone out earlier that day and they were running 3 hours behind on their showings. So, they cancelled our showing and – after we complained to the management – they refunded our tickets and concessions. They couldn’t control a power outage, but they DID know before we bought our tickets that they were running behind, and they still let over 100 people buy tickets and concessions to movies they weren’t even going to be showing!!! Inexcusable.
I swore I’d never go back, but the allure of having a theater in my home town was enough for me to give it another try. So, cash in hand, we arrived 30 minutes early. Only for me and my 8 months pregnant wife to stand in line in the hallway for an hour (30 minutes past the scheduled showtime) because they had gotten behind on their schedule.
By the common definition, I’m insane because I keep trying the same theater expecting different results. I guess I just really wanted to like it. But, NEVER AGAIN. For the Hunger Games debuting this weekend, we will be driving to either the Regal in NLR or Breckenridge in LR, because it’s worth the drive.

Nice, small theatre. They have stadium seating and have current movies. It’s good having a theatre in town!

Decided to go here because it was closer to my area than the big cinemas like regal. This place was OK. The picture and sound quality was good. My wife and I were pretty much the only ones in there. The only bad parts were that when we first stepped into the movie room, it had a wet smell to it and it was stuffy. The a/​c turned on but not enough. Had me sweating a bit while watching…