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Jul 17, 2018
I have not been to a cinema in years, for no other reason than I am cheap. I liked this place, I paid 12 bucks or so for a ticket and literally had the whole theatre to myself to see Sicario Soldado. Now this was probably not the most popular movie, but it was good opportunity to try some of their good nachos, have a coffee and watch a film. The place was clean, the staff was nice and courteous, the film was good, and the facilities after were well kept. If you want to have a decent priced cinema experience go here on a weekday with your significant other or kids, and enjoy a good film. Thanks for the great time SilverCity, I'll be back one day in the mid-afternoon to watch a film in a cinema by myself, no joke that was pretty awesome and I won't forget you!! Cheers. Cameron

Aug 19, 2018
It's fine. Newer theatres have much better seats (have you tried a theatre with full reclining seats? It's amazing).

Aug 19, 2018
Nice place to see a movie. Easy to get to (from Abbotsford) and lots of parking.

Jul 23, 2018
Great place to go see a movie. We saw Incredibles 2 on Tuesday, and movie Admission was only $6.75 per person!

Apr 27, 2018
Unfortunately the only theatre in town, so you need to drive 20km+ to see a movie somewhere else. In the last 2 years at Silver City Mission, I have had the following happen: 1. Countless people putting their feet on the backs of the row of chairs in front of them, thus guaranteeing your row will shake whenever they adjust their posture. Sometimes you get a bonus "what's that smell?" game as their noxious foot odour is placed just over your shoulder. 2. 1 woman, at 3 showings, talk loudly & hush her child louder. 3. 1 man, at 2 showings, express his fascination with repeated "hunh!?" throughout films. I have moved on one occasion. 4. 2 men with such hideous body odour I have been forced to move seats. 5. 1 family with no issue bringing their baby to a 2+ hour movie (he stopped crying after 2 hours). 6. On seeing an art film (Loving Vincent), a "chick flick" (Wonder Woman?), or a foreign film (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon): nothing. Everything is fine. So why 1 star rating if all the complaints are about customers? Because the theatre is more than happy to accept everyone's money and not care about people's actual theatre experience. And that is shameful.

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