After renovation, even nicer experience. We did two movies in 2 weeks. One in the main theater which is always awesome, one in the smaller, preview theater which (since the renovation) is like being in some rich persons, 50 seat big TV screen home theater - a bit too close to viewing at home, but way above the folding chain kind of experience it used to be.

Wonderful friendly casual atmosphere, with excellent films. It's a co-op, and we joined to get the discounts. Our favorite movie theater!

We went to see Downton Abbey movie. The showing was held in a pop up theater adjacent to the Old Greenbelt theater, which is being renovated. I was dubious at first, because there was a jazz fest going on in the courtyard right in front of the theater. I was afraid we wouldn't be able to hear the dialog. The pop up theater was small, about 35-40 seats. The seats were very comfortable and roomy. We could get popcorn and candy right next door. It turned out wonderfully. We had no problems hearing the dialog and the jazz fest moved to an indoor location after about a half hour and was no problem. They provided closed captioning devices and they offered a refund if you weren't satisfied with the amenities. I thought it was great and I loved the movie.

This is a beautiful old-style, one-screen theater, still thriving in its 80th year. It's well-run and well-maintained, with a terrific sound system that outdoes brand-new theaters in the area. Prices for both admission and concessions are reasonable, and the staff members are very friendly.

Free ample parking, convenient to the Beltway. Low prices and excellent first-run films, limited on violence and overt sex. Art Deco ambience with new bathrooms. Ample seatsing and never crowded. Seats to be refurbished this year. Friendly personnel. 1950's atmosphere on the town square opposite with restaurants.