What a great theatre - I found it whilst walking (that was fun to say whilst-I'm American we say…read morewhile, but whilst fits for this theatre) (oh and another sidebar I'm spelling theater-theatre; I DO have a good time being easily amused)! You know I didn't even know it was a cinema They had outside cafe tables and a large open lobby, concession is quite large, good prices, great eclectic movies with English, Danish, and other options. I only chose English because well that's all I speak and read...lucky (cross-trained) Danes can select any one and read the subtitles! I enjoy going to the movies in other countries to see what their cinemas are like and their film interests. You can learn a lot about likes and focus-areas. Okay back to the Dagmar...popcorn yummy and hot-tip: don't expect butter there ain't any...Americans beware. But the seats are spacious and comfortable the sound is great. Not too loud like stateside theaters. You feel like you can show up early and hang out. I did. Oh be ready for 20 mins of previews felt a bit longer than US standards. It's also right in the middle of a bunch of restaurants nearby so make it a long date, or a great solo outing!

Imagine the old times. Depression-era, 1920's, ballrooms, Louise Brooks. That's Dagmar. That what…read moreyou see for your inner eye when you enter this atmospheric lobby in this oldtimer cinema. In here there is none of that popcorn(but some of that candy) and there is none of that modern decor that makes other cinemas, well, modern, but also without the certain charm and air that makes Dagmar what it is. They show arthouse, but they also show modern mainstream arthouse-ish film like American indies and foreign box office hits.

No matter what you're into (I'm into horror of all of the ages, but you might be psyched on…read moremusicals), Cinemateket has it. The array of films are incredible. It's not just the b/w films, the exploitation films, the arthouse, the animation, Spike Lee joints or the Bollywood madness. It's all of it and much more. It's the film house for all of us film lovers and cineasts who truly love film. But! What the hell's going on with the bright ground floor? It's like they asked the interior decorator not to include atmosphere of any kind. And when the decorator went downstairs, they were very adamant on keeping the extremely depressing basement. As if they thought it's better to have suicidal thoughts when partying (the parties are always down here) than to enjoy the DJ playing old Depeche Mode. And who wants to be happy listening to Depeche Mode, right?

Dejlig biograf! En af de bedre i København. Desuden har de ofte events med visning af kortfilm og…read morelignende. Deres restaurant SULT serverer lækker brunch i weekenden, som virkelig kan anbefales, selvom den er lidt pebret.

I have been here on a few occasions with all of them being after the renovation that they finished…read moreAutumn 2013. Sound is very important to me, perhaps even more so than the actual picture quality. So when I first experienced the new Dolby Atmos sound system at Imperial I was completely blown away. Maybe not as enthusiastic as the people clapping to the Dolby Atmos-intro, but still very impressed. While you wait to get in to the theatre you can enjoy a beverage of your choice by one of the bar tables in the open and welcoming lobby available on two different levels. You can also prepare the snack binge by visiting the candy shop. If you're down with the sugar I would recommend you to get here a bit earlier, it can get really, really crowded in here. Since I hadn't been here before the renovation I don't know how it looked back then, but you can see that it is an old building and the heritage shows through in most of the modernities which is always a good thing. I love when you can see a buildings history told through walls and pillars. Entering the theatre you're struck with how well planned it is, soft, warm, several different light sources in different colours projected onto the red walls. The seats are very comfy and they are also reclinable with good leg room. I am a 3D-sceptic, I believe that it detracts from the movie experience with bulky glasses and you get a very limited focus area. I have changed a little bit after having booked Gravity in 3D by mistake, the 3D-glasses here at imperial are more like real sun glasses, less bulky and in Gravity 3D is used quite tastefully, making it not so intrusive. So it was one of my better 3D-experiences, but I think I still will choose a 2D-viewing if possible. And it actually seems that Imperial tries to acknowledge this by offering the 2D-version when possible.

Super cool cinema that only has one huge theatre. The seats are comfortable but for the price I…read morewould expect reclined seating. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I just happened to walk by after dinner steps away from hotel. Convenient location

Tycho Brahe would probably turn in his grave if he discovered the state of this planetarium…read more Once he was the pride of Denmark, one of the world's most famous astronomer that gave his name to this supposed to be superb place to learn about astronomy and the science behind it, but this place is so run down I began to feel sad already once I stepped in. Now it's mostly IMAX theatre - playing a couple of hi-res film in the curved giant screen. Not much of the old planetarium part of it left. Don't get me wrong, I love the IMAX theatre and the film they play. I went there just today to see "Space Next" and I think it's awesome seeing with 3D glasses and the big screen and all. It's definitely an experience that you can't get in normal cinema. But the state of the place apart from the theatre is sad. Toilet is dingy and old (clean, but kinda smelly), the supposedly educating exhibition seems like it's been there for so long and nobody really takes good care of it. The "mission launch" game is so boring that I doubt it would catch anyone's interest. Even the game room for kids are so worn down that you felt like you stepped back into the time machine and came out on the wrong era or something. All in all, this place needs facelifting, the exhibition, the shop (most importantly! - they need to be more serious in selling popcorn and candy if they want to focus on selling the theatre!) but I do recommend seeing the film in the IMAX theatre.

Very expensive for what it is. Especially as the 3D film…read more(dino-frickin-saurs!) that brought us here was mis-advertised and was not actually until later, too late for my travel home. The short 15 min coral reef documentary was very interesting but did not make up for it, especially as there wasn't much depth to the rest of the 'rium.

One of the best prides I've ever visited !!!…read more I went to a few events before the pride. I was a bit sceptical because you never know how good it is. But actually it was very interesting. The lectures were good. I also did the free walking tour (a special gay version for the pride) and it was really good and fun. The pride self was good, but not the best one. It was a bit boring. I was hoping to see more colors :) The parties were amazing. All over the city people were partying. I really had so much fun. A minus: there pride town / centre could have been better. It was on the town hall square. But somehow I was missing something. Again: one of the best pride ever !!!

Don't miss this cosy cinema with quality movies from around the world. Also worth a visit just for…read morethe atmosphere and a coffe. Right in the heart of Copenhagen!

In copenhagen without anything planned? Check out Huset! The amount of times we spontaneously…read morepopped in to this place and they have had a nice concert be it rock, jazz or people playing on saws it has been a great experience each time. It consists of four floors with different themes including a movie theatre, jazz bar and the music cafe where I usually end up. Scaling the stairs presents you with really cool wall paintings which sets the relaxed vibe of the whole place. The venue is quite intimate and small so at times you basically touch toes with the artist performing. I have never been under the impression that it has been cramped for space though, which might have something to do with that you don't get the most well-known artists playing here. I can see them playing here just before their breakthrough and starting to play the big venues or maybe returning from the big venues, either way it suits my taste just fine. :) Check out their website or Facebook for a clear schedule of who is playing when or when they run their next movie themed sunday. They are very active updating these different channels which is a great way to stay up to date especially if you don't live close by.

Huset is a cozy place to watch a film, and I am pretty sure you can book the theater for group…read morescreenings (I went to Huset to view "Melancholia" with my film class). The vibe is hip and fosters conversation. I felt comfortable in the theater, and the lounge right outside of the theater was a great place to hang out with members of my class to talk about our opinions of the film. The love and care put into running the Huset theater is exemplified in the hand-picked eclectic decor, which is hard to explain but seems to combine many decades at once (you'll have to see for yourself)! The walls of Huset are covered in street art, band posters, and movie posters, and you feel cultured just walking in there! I would love to go back to see a show, or to hang out at the bar with friends. The other floors seemed lively on a Tuesday night, so Huset may be a good place to explore any day of the week!