This is the only cinema I saw while I was in Europe but if they all look like this one, WOW. Went…read moreto see Deadpool 2 in English. It's so clean, spacious, comfortable, and inviting. The concessions put north american concession stands to SHAME. There were two walls of popcorn (salty OR sweet), a candy serve yourself area ,and tons of smaller snacks and drinks all situated in a large area. It was AMAZING. One thing I noticed that was also different was that after the movie, the door to exit leads you straight outside. Whereas in north america they bring you back to the lobby/bathrooms before you exit. I had to re-enter to go to the bathroom.

I thought this was a great movie theatre - granted, this was the only movie theatre I've been in,…read morein Toulouse and all my other movie theatre experiences have been mostly in the United States. But no complaints here. The movie theatre is quite large and has 15 different screens, and a lot of the movies are shown in original format with French subtitles and they also have some dubbed over in French. We watched the Avengers movie here and the screen was big, the sound was clear and not overly loud, and the seats were comfortable. I like that you can reserve your seat ahead of time so you don't have to get there 30 min early to avoid sitting right in front of the screen or on the side. You can buy your tickets online easily and present the ticket on your phone to the person who scans tickets upon entrance. I would recommend doing this, as the queues to buy the tickets at the actual theatre can get really long. They have a good amount of concessions to choose from but they are a bit on the pricey side. You can get sweet or savory popcorn (4,50€ for a small), they have ice cream bars and ice cream sandwiches, chips, candy and a big selection of gummy candies in bulk (3,50€ per 100 grams) The movie itself didn't really start on time; the previews started 15 min after the movie listing time, so just take note in case you have somewhere to be right after the movie, as it may go over if the start time is delayed. Overall, good movie theatre with assigned seats, big screens and a good selection of concessions. The prices are average and about what you would find in the US - it's about 12€ per ticket for an adult.

If you are looking for new release movies, check out this theater. We went for a evening viewing of…read morea new release. We bought our tickets at the concession stand. The gentleman behind the counter was very helpful and confirmed the film we were seeing was in English. After getting our tickets and snacks, we headed upstairs to the auditorium showing our flick. Ours was the farthest auditorium from the escalator. It was a bit of a haul. The restrooms are placed halfway through all the viewing rooms. So, you may be in for a hike. But overall, our experience was good.

From the owner: Un cinéma incontournable Avec ses 18 salles, des écrans géants panoramiques, des fauteuils en…read moregradins, l'UGC Ciné Cité offre un large choix de films en VO, VF et d'avant-premières pour vivre toutes les émotions du cinéma en famille ou entre amis. Toutes les salles sont dotées du son numérique et certaines d'entre elles sont équipées pour accueillir les personnes handicapées et malentendantes. Régulièrement, des expos s'invitent dans les murs de ce cinéma. En cas de fringale, il est possible de se restaurer au Ciné Café avant ou après la séance.

Love this place! Get some coffee, tea, watch a movie, or…read morehave some food! Everything's possible :) If you want to see a movie that is culturally originally you should check out Utopia!

I do love my independent movie theatres. I am even the kind of person that shamelessly goes to a…read moremovie by herself when it's in a nice indie theatre. Located in an renovated church, Utopia boasts a nice selection of european and international lower budget movies, as well as international blockbusters, (I recently saw The Revenant and The Hateful Bastards there), but always in their original version (which is a must to me). The house rules are a bit strict, but that is also expected in this kind of theatres: it's strictly forbidden to enter a projection after the start time (which got me to miss a movie once!) and you cannot bring anything to eat of drink in the room (which got me to gulp a bubble tea in 2 minutes another time). Mind you, the upside of this is that you really have a quiet and respectful audience. The movies also start on time, which has become more and more hard to find: you typically have just 5 minutes of trailers, not even ads. Lastly, if you fancy coming in a bit early or stay late for a bite or a drink, there is a very cute cafe and a terrasse, which is completely full in the summer - and I don't think you need to go to a movie at all to enjoy the cafe. I haven't tried that many other movie theatres in Bordeaux but I am pretty sure this one will remain one of my favourites :)

From the owner: Le cinéma Le Festival est le seul cinéma de France 100% films d'animation et effets spéciaux…read more Il se passe toujours quelque chose au cinéma Le Festival Mais, bien plus qu'un cinéma, nous voulons vous proposer un véritable lieu de culture et de divertissement entièrement dédié au cinéma d'animation et aux effets spéciaux. Le cinéma Le Festival organise donc de nombreuses animations autour des projections, des expositions, des formations, mais aussi des rencontres et des événements réguliers qui viennent enrichir la programmation. Et bien sûr, le Festival International du Film d'Animation "Les Nuits Magiques" vient terminer l'année en beauté.

From the owner: Pour les amoureux du septième art Fondée dans les années 50, la Cinémathèque de Toulouse a élargi…read moreson champ d'activité en devenant membre de la Fédération internationale des archives du film en 1965. Elle recèle des œuvres d'une grande diversité venant du monde entier. Au total plus de 12000 copies de longs métrages, 16000 de courts métrages et 86000 bobines. Outre sa fonction de cinéma et ses 16 séances hebdomadaires, le bâtiment accueille aussi des expositions, et une bibliothèque riche d'un grand fonds sur le thème du cinéma. C'est la deuxième cinémathèque de France après celle de Paris.

From the owner: Une affaire de passionnés L'histoire du cinéma ABC, c'est simple comme les 1ères lettres de…read morel'alphabet : prenez un groupe de passionnés cinéphiles, donnez-leur une salle où faire des projections et les moyens de la racheter, et vous obtiendrez en quelques mots l'histoire de la création de l'établissement. Et cela dure depuis 1975 (même si l'aventure avait déjà commencé avant la construction du bâtiment actuel, alors un simple cinéma de quartier). Cela donne un cinéma bien situé en centre ville, avec une programmation qui ravira les amateurs du 7ème art et du cinéma d'art et d'essai.