The Riverview as seen from the street.
The Riverview
The Riverview Theater, which stands in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis features “21st-century technology in a 1950’s style theater,” as their website states. Built in 1948 and updated in 1956, The Riverview remains one of the only single-screen theaters in the Minneapolis area. Like many other theaters with a similar “step back in time” atmosphere, Riverview features a select few movies at selective times. Now playing at The Riverview is Ralph Breaks the Internet, Bohemian Rhapsody, 2019 Oscar Nominated Shorts Documentary, and Bumblebee for just $3.00. With the exception of Bohemian Rhapsody, each movie plays once a day in the little theater located on 42nd Ave. Once inside The Riverview, customers are greeted with old-fashioned decor and a single showing room which features green chairs lined up in rows to face the screen. To check out The Riverview’s latest showtimes or pricing go to www.riverview.com.
The Riverview
The Riverview Theater, which stands in the Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis features “21st-century technology in a 1950’s style theater,” as their website states. Built in 1948 and updated in 1956, The Riverview remains one of the only single-screen theaters in the Minneapolis area. Like many other theaters with a similar “step back in time” atmosphere, Riverview features a select few movies at selective times. Now playing at The Riverview is Ralph Breaks the Internet, Bohemian Rhapsody, 2019 Oscar Nominated Shorts Documentary, and Bumblebee for just $3.00. With the exception of Bohemian Rhapsody, each movie plays once a day in the little theater located on 42nd Ave. Once inside The Riverview, customers are greeted with old-fashioned decor and a single showing room which features green chairs lined up in rows to face the screen. To check out The Riverview’s latest showtimes or pricing go to www.riverview.com.