From the owner: Seit dem 01.10.1998, also schon über 15 Jahre, gibt es das WOKI. In den Räumen des ehemaligen…read more"Universum-Kinos" konnten wir bisher über 2,6 Millionen Besucher begrüßen. WOKI-Gründer und geschäftsführender Gesellschafter Rainer Otto (49), 1965 in Bonn geboren und bereits seit 1981 in Bonner Kinos tätig, verstand es von Anfang an, extrem Kino-begeisterte Mitarbeiter um sich zu scharen. Diese Leidenschaft fürs Kino und Spaß am Kinomachen kam auch den zahlreichen Besuchern zugute: Hier wurden sie sehr freundlich und fachkundig beraten. Die Bonner strömten in Scharen: Schnell wurde das WOKI zu einer Institution in Bonn. Bis heute ist es das erfolgreichste Bonner Kino und auch bundesweit ganz weit vorne. Das Konzept des WOKI heute: Große Filme in Deutscher Erstaufführung zu moderaten Preisen, ältere Filme zu günstigen Preisen zu zeigen. Auf nur zwei Leinwänden zeigen wir oft pro Woche bis zu 20 Filme, das ist in Bonn eine unerreichte Vielfalt. Bei all den wirt

I'm not overly fond of Kinopolis, but it is one of the few places in Bonn that shows films in…read moreoriginal voice although sometimes with German subtitles. It's not that I don't enjoy watching German movies I just want Sean Connery to sound like Sean Connery. The minus two stars are for reserved seating and screens that are surprisingly too large for the size of the auditorium. I would give it a half star, if I could, for the fact that they serve nachos with pickled jalapenos. Now if they could only import Sweetarts or Sprees

After years and years of going here it's about time to write my review. This is basically our…read moredefault cinema, and for good reason. Kinopolis is, in my opinion, the most modern and well equipped cinema in the Bonn area. Screens are large, sound is good, the usual gimmicks such as 3D and HFR all work well. Seats are comfy and spacious. It's truly big, multiplex-style, and very lively. The main reason I go here so often is the frequent offering of movies in original English language, which is usually three or four at a time. Their website offers easy reserving/purchasing for tickets and there are good restaurants nearby, plus parking with the "Kino-Tarif" is only 1€. In the future, it would be nice to have more award season movies in English that are shown in the Brotfabrik/Rex (our indie cinema alternatives) instead of the Russian OV movies that are slowly filling the screens. Also, a retrofitting of a large screen to use 4K projection would be a welcome sight as more and more movies are being shot in IMAX and the format is virtually absent in all of Germany spare Berlin. All in all, an absolute favorite for more than 15 years now, and the better alternative to the lacking Cineplex theaters in Bonn and Siegburg.

I have been here lots of times to watch Hollywood movie. I guess this cinema is one of the few…read morecinema that does not dub their movies to German. Yes it is original. No offense but watching movie in its initial language is much much more better than watching it when dubbed to another language. The cinema is quite small, with only 3 theater. 1 being the biggest theater and the other two is quite small, fit for movies that are regular. The entrance is small, with 3 cashier to sell the tickets and snacks & beverages. Although the appearance of the bar is very unconvincing, the snacks tastes good and they are sold for a very affordable price. Ticket price is cheaper compared to other cinemas around town. On thursday especially, they have 4€ entrance for students. Cheap, but you will be crushed and squeezed by people when the movies previewed are long waited by public! Lol And one last thing that i dislike about the theater, it is very unorganized with the seating. There are no seat numbers so you have to race to get the best view seating- which relates to my statement above. :( Despite my dislike being pushed, shoved, and squeezed in the crowd, this is my only choice to watch international film with its original language that fits my budget plans. I really do hope they renew their policy and arrangements to make a better experience for us, customers.

Metropolis is almost the only theater where they play movies in their original version in Köln…read more Totally old fashion looking, with 2 rooms on the smaller size, Metropolis is very charismatic. But no worries, the technique is totally ok, good picture and sound quality! The best part I find is that on top of the typical sodas, ice cream, popcorn offering they also serve beer that can be taken inside. A nice Kölsch and a good movie, what else? They also of course play German movies and quite a few children movies. The location is perfect lots of restaurants cafe etc. for a bite to eat or a drink before or after and a subway stop right next door. By far my favorite movie theater in Köln

Especially relevant for Non-German speakers, this cosy backyard-cinema shows a great choice if high…read morequality films. Unfortunately, they don't have popcorn. The cinema is alternative in many ways. It doesn't mainly show the big blogbusters - and if they do, it's in the original language, mostly English. Well, if the film is French, it's French and so on. Sometimes, they are German subbed, sometimes not. I love films with a certain depth - that's a cinema to go to if you like films that make you think more about after you left the cinema than when watching the movie. If not right from the start, you realize that you are not in a usual cinema when you try to buy popcorn. That's because they don't have any. Same with Nachos. Instead, you can buy potato chips and Haribo sweets. I had to get used to it at the beginning, but after some time you get used to it. And it would be stupid not to go there because of the popcorn. After all, as the films are a bit more special, there's fewer people who would potentially go there. I guess not having to clean sticky popcorn and cheese from the floors saves a great deal of money. Considering, the 6 € entry are a very reasonable price for a cinema ticket in Cologne. There are no price reductions for students and so on. But there is a bonus system for people who go there often. Last but not least: They do have spaces to put your drinks in during the film. They do not have double seats.

A nice marriage of art house smallness with American retro. Quite a charming bar, and while not…read morecheap, the joys of being able to see both English and French cinema not far from one's door is a joy. I liked the comfortable seating, good crowd atmosphere, garden seating. A little gem.

The Astor cinema is my new favorite cinema in town. From the moment you walk in the door, right up…read moreto heading back out, you are treated as a welcomed guest. After getting your tickets you are offered a free glass of Sekt or orange juice while waiting for your film to commerce. At this time you also have the possibility to check your coat in - free of charge. The leather arm chairs, which you can lean back in, and a slat comes out for your feet, were wonderfully comfortable. There is so much space to the lounge in front that you can completely stretch out without coming close to reaching it. After taking your seat a waiter comes around to take your order (a menu awaits you next to your arm chair). There is a full selection of light meals, drinks and snacks on the menu. We both ordered a beer and a Mediterranean plate (ham, salami, cheese and a warm bread roll). Very fresh and yummy. The movie we watched was in 3D, so we received 3D glasses when entering the cinema. The glasses were high quality, battery operated glasses. Excellent! All technical equipment is brand-new. The sound and picture quality was top-notch. Such 'luxury' does come at a price. In comparison to other cinemas you'll need to pay an extra 3-4 € per person. Calculate in the free welcome drink & free cloakroom and the extra cost per person will decrease. The only slightly down side is that there are 'only' 3 cinemas. So the total number of movies being shown at any one time is limited. I am a fan of this cinema. If the movie I want to watch is not screening there, I would happily wait until it is. I couldn't see myself willing going back to the 'regular' cinemas in town.