Cinema 6

It’s old, dusty, sticky and smelly, the popcorn is usually kind of stale, but, they show movies. Only place in town.

This is a nice little old fashioned theater. I don’t know what people are looking for, but this one is just fine by me. Notice the bad reviews are from people from out of town. What are you doing here anyway? Don’t they have theaters where you live?

You can ignore those awful reviews from 3−4−5 years ago. Six months after moving here, we finally caught a movie today just to see if the place was really as bad as they said. What we found was a clean, well-​appointed theater with four big screens, current films, plenty of fresh popcorn, prices from the 1990s, and loads of parking. A theater like this is a resource in a town the size of Yucca Valley. I hope the folks who posted those reviews will take another look.

Went to go see spectre with my lady. Been waiting for this movie forever. The movie started and the lights went dim but not off. Asked the lady at the front desk about it and she said she would turn them off. Lights stayed on the whole movie. If I wasn’t on a date I would have left and seen it in the low desert. Saw the Martian a few weeks prior and it was pitch black in the theater. I was going to see Star Wars here but will definitely go elsewhere now.

Don’t get me wrong. I hate stadium seating and welcome the chance to visit an old-​style flat-​auditorium movie house. I had high hopes for Cinema 6 but was sorely disappointed. Entering, one finds oneself in a hallway with ticket booth to the right. On the day I was there they had run out of tickets (even though it had just opened) and took your money but didn’t issue a ticket. Theaters open up to the left and right of the hallway, with the snack bar to the right. The place just has a cheap, tacky, seedy feel to it. Theaters are small, dingy, and just old looking. I walked out without staying to see the movie. They really need to gut the place and completely rebuild it. Keep it flat-​auditorium, but rebuild!

This is not the most up to date, fanciest, hi-​tech theatre out there. But it’s probably one of the best establishment’s in all of Yucca Valley. Movie ticket prices are about 30% cheaper then at the chain theatres down the hill. Cash only, so be advised. be like the locals, and have your cash at hand and you’ll experience how the line moves so quickly. Popcorn, candy and concessions? Another area where you’ll pay about 30−40% less then down the hill. And friendlier, more courteous service. The local advertisements for auto repair, restaurants, real estate and pawn shops are terrifically campy and part of the experience. Theatres are old school, so regular chairs, no stadium seating. The picture is digital and the sound is pretty good all in all. I’ve rolled into the parking lot with some cash in hand with less then five minutes before show time and found myself seated, eating popcorn just as the previews started.

everything in this town blows but this theater. The people are super nice there and the movies are cheap. Yes, it’s not fancy but my son likes it and I appreciate the fact that this is one of the few places here that knows how to treat customers.

Coming from the LA area, where a cinema ticket will cost $ 15-​$ 25, and then you have the misery of having to find parking and battle crowds, I found this little Cinema to be right on.
We caught a matinée, which was only $ 7. Concessions are really cheap compared to larger chain cinemas where a large bag of popcorn will set you back $ 8+.
The actual cinemas are somewhat comfy, sound is good, and the screen was really clear and crisp.
Sure, it’s not like a 4DX experience, but the cinema really isn’t that bad. Stop complaining over silly things, guys.

Ok for being the only theater out here lol. Chairs defiantly need to be replaced. Otherwise it’s cool.

Great old school style seating, awesome staff (who are friendly every time i visit), tasty treats like popcorn with plenty of butter, clear screens with hd quality movies, awesome stereo system surround sound, all these things plus more and more make this a great lil movie theater in yucca. Plus it happens to be your only choice, lol.

So my date brought me here to see Furious 7 and although the movie was pretty entertaining I just can’t say the same about this cinema. From the outside it looks okay, I knew I was walking into an older theatre. But the funky odor hits me the min I walked into the screening room. I can’t describe the smell, it was just foul. And the seat was lumpy, squeaky and uncomfortable.
I’ve seen plenty of movies in art house theatres & other independently owned & operated cinemas but I must say this 1 is the worse in terms of comfort & general cleanliness.

This place is horrible. I paid ten bucks a ticket for my wife myself and my 6 year old. If the theater was actually nice it might not have been that bad. But the screen was tiny. And we paid another 20 bucks on top of the previous 30 for the tickets on one drink a medium popcorn and a small snow cone. For those prices your better off going to Palm springs.

At least Yucca Valley has a theater but it really needs to be updated before a new theater moves in and puts them out of business. However, this would be a great discount movie theater! It only has four screens despite the name Cinema 6. Check out my pic.

Yikes. Tickets were expensive and the bottom half of the screen was blurry the entire time. Just that makes me give it 2 stars. I go to theaters to experience the movie on the big screen with surround sound and what should be HD quality. I couldn’t get over the blurriness because Catching Fire was filmed with freehand cameras, giving it an in-​motion blurriness of its own, and combined with this theater’s crappy screen, I honestly couldn’t tell what was going on half the time.
Popcorn tasted horribly stale. I think the flavor was supposed to resemble old butter? At least they got that part somewhat right.

…5 stars because it truly is as good as it can get up here in the high desert! Visiting my son and daughter in law at the Marine base, we decided to catch a showing of «Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2» I read the reviews before we drove up and it’s truly a walk back in time.
There is no chance that you will walk in and think that you’re in some fancy mall theater where the tickets for the cheap shows are $ 12 and prime time finds you paying $ 14 and up. Each ticket this Sunday evening was a flat $ 7, money taken by a young, friendly girl. And yes, they do accept ATM and credit cards although there is an ATM machine in the lobby.
There are many handmade signs and pictures about the place but they give the place a real family feel. This is just like any other small business run by a family and it made me very happy to hand over a little money.
Combo meals for the kids were $ 5 each and included a generous helping of popcorn, a small lemonade in a collector cup from the Disney movie «Cars, Planes.» When I came back a little while later, I paid $ 7 for a big Gulp sized Coke and a decent order of okay nachos. I seriously almost passed out… in San Diego, just one drink is $ 7 and nachos are $ 6…sweet!
I think we sat on the «old side» of the theater, yes, it’s a little shabby and the seats were a little tight for a fat butt like me but they were comfy and the joint was spotless as were the bathrooms.
From beginning to end the CS was friendly and helpful and it was a nice night. The only bummer is the sound system, it’s not state of the art by any means unless you mean ‘state of the art’ in the 70’s and thank God, it was not horribly loud as the newer theaters usually are.
If you want fancy, save your snide comments and drive down the hill, if you want comfy, decent prices and want to support the only movie joint in town, you found it.

This is the only movie theater in Yucca Valley. It has two sides, one side is newer and one side is the original part build in 1993 I think, the newer side is better, screens are bigger, better seats.
Its not very expensive compared to most theaters.
Good parking and staff.

It’s the only movie theater in town. The place needs a make over. But it’s extremely clean. I was expecting for the floors to be sticky and for the lights to be really low but it wasn’t. The prices are a little too high. If the combo and ticket prices were $ 2, $ 1 less, then it would be worth going to more often.

It’s the only game in town for movies, but wow… they could use a makeover! I’d be willing to pay a bit more per ticket if they did a modernization.

WTF mate. DOUBLE U TEE EFF

great price on tickets. concession stand has a decent selection. im big on nachos and theres is on the ehhh end. the screens closer to the concession stand have a peculiar smell. theres tons of sports memorabilia on the walls and theres a guy that works there that draws awesome scenes/​pics for their concession stand tip jar which he changes as often as theres new movies. i go pretty often but know exactly what im getting.