Mitchell Theatres Storyteller 7

Story teller is obnoxious. They have a witch hunt for people bringing in their own drinks. I understand they have a business model that needs sales of food and beverage but Searching bags on the way in and threatening to have you arrested is over the top. When they came in 20 minutes into the movie and made a big deal over someone behind me who had their own ginger ale, I was distracted and missed the subtitles and important dialog. I don’t even think they sell ginger ale.

The staff is very rude and they have a terrible selection of movies. They search your handbags with a smug pleasantness of a elementary school bully stealing your lunch money. Just stay at home and watch something on Netflix.

If you enjoy TSA screening at airports, you’ll feel right at home at this theatre. Prepare to have your handbag checked after you buy your ticket. if you bring in a water bottle, you can return it to your car or dump it in the trash. They DO offer free water in styrofoam cups.
You’ll then be greeted with on-​screen threats of prosecution if you’re caught with a cellphone in video-​filming mode after the show begins. Most theatres offer the more civil but direct reminder that it is illegal to film and distribute what you see on-​screen. There’s no civility from patriarchal bully of the Mitchell Theatre Chain. The assumption is that you enter the theatre with felony in mind and must be told clearly what punishment awaits.
On the positive side, this complex offers a good variety of films, from family fare to high-​T adventure flicks — and the occasional indy film or thinking person’s drama. Newly renovated seats are comfortable.

This is a remarkably good theater for such a small town.
Stadium seating and comfortable chairs.
Be sure to lock your car though.