Canary Creek Cinemas 870 Mallory Parkway, Franklin, IN 46131

"Every time we go hear there are kids/teenagers making it miserable. Consistently talking throughout movies, throwing things. Even outside the theater the kids are yelling and cussing at people and the staff doesn’t seem to care. The theater itself is fine."

"First time going, experience was awful. First viewing of Mission Impossible. 95 deg day, and the AC was supposedly broken, but only in this particular theater, the others were cool as cucumbers and not in use. Employee said it had also been down during the previous three days they are normally closed, and the service guy never bothered to show up?"

"My kids love playing ski ball in the lobby but they have gotten rid of a lot of the vending machines and the bike arcade game was broken. It's an older movie theater. Seats were dirty. Bathroom pretty clean."

"$5 tickets all day, can’t be beat! Do you remember Cinemark before they remodeled and put in recliner chairs? That’s exactly how I would describe the feel of this place, except Canary Creek shows first run films. It’s certainly clean and welcoming albeit a bit outdated and cramped if you’re used to the spacious recliner theaters. The staff was helpful and working as hard as they could to burn through the extra long line for the 2 pm showing. I did find it odd that considering they seemed understaffed, the theatre still had 4 films with the same exact start time. Would seem more wise to stagger the start time by about 10-15 minutes, as the box office line is the same line as the concession line and the line was backed up all the way to the entrance. We showed up at 1:50 pm for our 2 pm showing, and didn’t get out of the line until 2:15 pm. I don’t think I’ve waited in a theatre line for so long before but we were able to walk into the theatre just as the opening credits began so we didn’t miss much. I posted photos with my review that show prices for concessions. I’ll add that a 2 large drink 1 large popcorn combo is $17, seems steep but this is with free refills so I think it’s fairly priced (for theater pricing, anyway). Will definitely come again if the prices remain at $5. I usually like to go for the matinee $8 prices at Greenwood theaters, but you can’t beat $5 all day and I’ll take the cramped space to save a few bucks, especially when taking the whole family out!"

"Saturday was our first time here. We chose the drive in option, pretty cool experience. You have to drive around the back of the building to enter. There's a shack where you pay and they tell you which radio station to tune in. They only have one screen outside though. They also have a cinema in the main building along with snacks, refreshments and games."