Andrews Twin Cinema

"The most affordable theater I have ever been to! Such a great experience, not a single complaint. My family and I go every chance we have. So glad to have this little gem in our town!"

"Took the kid's staff was very freindly great snack selection and ticket prices are cheap seats are comfortable as well definitely going to be a regular"

"Always friendly staff. Though it’s an old theater, they keep it clean! Love the tickets @ $5.50 per. We love this theater!"

"It was very nice. It was a lot cleaner and bigger than I expected. And the staff was great. Definitely will watch a movie here again"

"Employees Eating Out Of The Popcorn Machine With Their Bare Hands. After a lot of consideration, I decided to describe what happened on my recent visit. Being a small business and knowing what affect a review like this could have, I wanted to give the owner a chance to make things right with my family (her customers) and make changes with her staff. I took my family to see Avatar. The movie is very long and unfortunately, I'm a smoker. About half way through the movie, I went outside, sat in my vehicle and smoked a cigarette. My vehicle was parked in the front, directly infront of the ticket purchase window. While sitting in my vehicle, I observed the teenagers working inside, sitting around talking and sticking their hands in the popcorn machine and eating popcorn. I spoke with the owner about the situation and informed her of what happened and that someone could get seriously ill, if the employees had covid or possibly didn't wash their hands after going to the bathroom or handling money. I also told her that my wife and I were angry and discusted and couldn't enjoy the last half of the movie, we waited many years to see and would like a refund. I decided to write this review for 2 reasons. First, I realized it was a complete failure on the owners part to not properly train her employees to safety hadle food (especially at the tailend of a pandemic). Secondly, the owner would not give me a refund. In a situation like this I would expect a business owner to do everything they could to make things right with the customer. Both 1 and 2 show that her customers aren't important to her. She did offer me a gift card which I did not take, as I wasn't sure if I was going to continue being a customer. Her response made that decision for me. She can keep the $35 but is losing a customer of 10 years. I'll be taking my family to the Cherokee cinema from now on."