Nice cinema. Huge - one of the few remaining big ones in Stockholm. The seats are nice and…read morecomfortable, it was very clean, and the sound was at a very good volume when I watched Jurassic World. The screen was a bit small for my taste - when sitting on row 10, which is in the middle, it felt like watching a 80 inch TV. I will definitely sit closer to the screen next time. The men's toilets on the balcony level were surprisingly few! One stall plus one real toilet. Not really what I would have expected for a cinema which can hold several hundred people. No 3D, and even though I am tall and it had fairly good stadium seating, I was still annoyed by the head in front of me. All in all a good cinema feeling!

This theater, which is also a bar and a cafe gave me all the feels! Between the old school marquee…read moreout-front, making such a presence on the bustling streets, the plush red velvet seats, the functional red velvet curtain they draw back prior to the start of the film, and the decorative fountains with sculptures, it was such a classy old world joint that took me back to what I imagine movies were like when my grandparents went on dates!! Everyone was super nice, both the concession gal and the ticket gal! And the patrons too! (This was especially appreciated as I was on my first ever solo travel adventure and don't speak Swedish!) Tickets are a hair cheaper than what I'm used to Paying in the states even with the krona/US dollar conversion. The first showing did sell out rather quickly and I bought the very last ticket for the second showing, even though the theaters are quite large!. (I can imagine with 3pm autumn sunsets and almost 24 hr winter darkness, movies are a popular retreat, so maybe stop by and purchase in advance during those times!) The seats were super comfy and given with numbers, as if you were seeing a play. The popcorn was fresh (served freshly popped, no butter-they don't even have any) and I was so impressed with the healthy options like salads and pressed juices that were offered, too!! The mostly popular new American releases were sub-titled in Swedish making it an easy activity for tourist! A visit here was an all around fantastic experience! By the way, I saw 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and it was outrageous, so was the actor!! (I can't wait for award season this year and the battle between him and Bradley Cooper!!) Even if you're not a fan of the music, it's definitely worth seeing and, this theater is definitely worth putting on your 'things to do while in Stockholm' list!

Victoria also has Barista inside it where you can pick up some coffee and pastries that you can…read moretake into the theater with you. I got a flat white and it was pretty good! They also have a table with additional compliments for your drink (I love adding cinnamon to espresso drinks so I was happy to see that there) I saw a film in #5 and it was such a cute and small space! The previews before the film were so much shorter than the typical venues I go to in New York, so that at least cuts down the duration of time you are in the theater. Also, their bathrooms are only available to use if you have a pin code, so if you see a movie, you can find your info in the upper left of your ticket with the four digit pin that's printed on it.

I think this is my second time ever going to the movies in Sweden. It's very similar to how we do…read moreit in the US except there are assigned seats. That's always thrown me for a loop, but we booked early so got the perfect seats. We took the kids to see Home in 3D and it did not disappoint. The location is centrally located and parking is okay (paid parking garage nearby). The inside was very clean and the concessions stand had lots of goodies to choose from. We bought popcorn, some drinks and of course some candy. We arrived about 45 minutes early (you have to do that in the US to get a good spot), but next time we will come right on time because they let you into the theater 15 minutes before the movie starts. That led to lots of waiting around (30 minutes which is 10 years in kid time). The bathrooms were very clean and there was one located right outside theater 2 which was perfect. Little people equals little bladders which equals lots of toilet trips. Kids had a blast as did we so we will for sure make this a regular spot!

The place was clean, the film was really good. The staff was great. What can I say more. #barbieread more

3 stars is probably too generous here. Anyways, I saw Eternals here a few days ago in IMAX. Too…read moreexpensive for the fact that I honestly couldn't tell the difference for the $25 per person. Also not happy how you have to pay extra $30 for parking (movie was 2.5 hrs long). I wish Westfield would practice same way in America where they would validate movie tickets so parking wouldn't be as much. Popcorn in sour cream onion was good though just a bit stale when I got it. I just wish it's at least warmed up. Will I watch here again? Sure, but I'd probably explore my other options before considering here again.

Many smaller theaters, easy to get hold of numbered tickets online for will-call…read more Impersonal underground cinema that has a typical 90s mall setting.

We have been here often. Some of the cinemas could use some sound checking or even upgrading, apart…read morefrom that it is a good movie house. Booking on-line makes it so much easier and for most you can reserve a seat and pay as you get there as long as you come a little earlier to pick up your reserved seat ticket. If living in the south it is easier to go here than into the city.

Being from Houston, I'm used to stained movie seats in shady areas of town so I was super impressed…read moreby this movie theater! It's the biggest movie theater in Stockholm and located in the heart of the city. If you're out of town, make sure to reserve seats online because movie theaters have assigned seating. The concessions were packed so good thing we picked up our own drinks and candy on the way there! The code for the bathroom is printed on the ticket but it was pretty busy so the door was always open because of the line. The theater had a balcony. There were two people that came out before the movie started to give away goodie bags for answering movie trivia questions correctly.

I really like this cinema. It has great screens and a large food counter…read more The large popcorn meal is really good value. I've been here twice now and I've been really pleased with the experience each time! I think il be a regular :-) It looses 1 star because of the standard of popcorn. Popcorn is really important and this place serve just ok popcorn.

Probably the best movie theater in Sweden (haven't been to all)…read more Why? It was built by AMC theaters around 2000 as a well welcomed competitor to SF which pretty much run the Swedish movie scene monopoly style. The seats are huge and the equipment is still fine 10+ years post launch. Unfortunately AMC sold it to SF & it's downhill since. Still best in Stockholm though, at least til we get Imax (if ever).

This is my favorite cinema in Stockholm. It might not always be the cleanest but they have a lot of…read morecinema halls that's showing a lot of different movies. They not only have the new movies but also ones that have been showing for a while. I don't always recommend going on the newest movies since they are usually full and thereby also kind of noisy. So I prefer to go to movies that's a couple of weeks old which means an almost empty hall. The halls are all big enough to offer good seats down to the first row. The sound is good, and I can't recall ever having suffered through a to-loud movie.

I'm Swedish living in Sweden, but just feel the need to guide you non-Swedish readers to one of the…read morenicest movie theaters in town. Here you will see movies that you don't find anywhere else. Like the beautiful documentary The queen and I, made by filmmaker and Iranian exile Nahid Persson Sarvestani. She talks with the widow of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the late Shah of Iran, who was overthrown in 1979. Our Swedish queen saw it, I have heard... The last movie I saw at Zita was the bittersweet Japanese movie An. "The "manager" of a pancake stall finds himself confronted with an odd but sympathetic elderly lady looking for work. A taste of her home-made bean jelly convinces him, starting a relationship that is about much more than just street food." From IMDb.