This theater shows the movies in their original language. There is only one theater. The food is…read moreyour typical movie food but not pricey. The seats were very comfortable and spacious and you can select your seats when you buy your tickets. The theater is located in a diverse neighborhood that offers a variety of restaurants. You can have lunch or dinner before or after your movie. We saw Deadpool 3 in 3D, the sound was good as well as the 3D experience.

It was amazing, I was feeling like I came back in the '70.... The filmtheatrer is wonderful,quite…read morebig and very clean, the seats are amazing and you can sit very comfortable.

This is a normal, modern cinema multiplex, and as far as I know, the biggest one in Bremen. It's…read morenot far from the main train station, so it's a convenient place to meet. For English language films: every Monday there is an English 'sneak preview', where you see a film a few weeks before release date for cheaper than normal but you don't know what it is beforehand. Otherwise check the schedule for OV (Original Version) sessions. It depends on the film but typically there are only a few sessions in the first week. One unique feature: there is a huge tube spiral slide from the top floor to the lower floor (across 5 or 6 altogether). Other than that it is fairly typical: advertising and trailers can run to around half an hour, food and drinks are a bit pricey. The cinemas themselves are clean, comfortable and modern. Oh - for longer movies there is sometimes an intermission break. You can check on the schedule/ask the staff.

The occasional Originalfassung (original language) showing means that I've been to this cinema a…read morefew times. Reserve your seats! The seating is pretty comfortable, with decent leg room. The screens I've seen have been big, and the projection, clear. The sound system left something to be desired, but wasn't actually bad. Snacks and drinks are expensive (no surprise there), and LINES ARE LONG AND SLOW - make sure to arrive early if, like me, you are a popcorn fiend!

I like this cinema very much, especially the 1st one (there are about 8 theatres in total under one…read moreroof). It's big, airy and comfy at the same time. Posters and popcorn smell set the mood. Queues proceede quick, although it can be full on weekends and public holidays. Tickets are not too cheap, we paid 16,5 eur for 3 balcony tickets (they are a bit more expensive). With the screen size of space observatory it was all worth it. Two things to note: trailers of coming movies last at least 10-15 min, so don't panic if you're late and also female toilettes are hopelessly full after the movie. Some things never change! In my humble oppinion, that genius mind who'll solve this female toilette problem should get not less than a Nobel prize.

Wonderful Institution! I haven't been there for too long…read morenow, i last saw "deadly game" which was great. The theater is rather small but cozy and the actors are good to understand. Annoying are only the school classes that have been forced to come by their english teacher and can't keep quiet. Other than that i love the place!

The English Theatre of Hamburg is a great institution for all English speakers in the city…read more Plays (only one at a time) change every quarter and are - most of the time - very good and entertaining. While I really like the comedies played in the English Theatre, "Orphans", which I saw lately, was truly a masterpiece and probably the best one so far. It is a very small and cozy theatre having merely one small stage within a room for approximately 100-150 guests. It is therefore recommended to book and reserve in advance. Card prices are very moderate, ranging around 20€ per person and depending on the seating. Students get a considerable discount. The Theatre sells drinks and snacks at a small bar in the lobby at reasonable prices. For more than two years, I have seen every single play in the English Theatre of Hamburg and will continue to do so. I can recommend it to anyone.