Toombul cinema has been renovated and transformed from a Birch, Carroll and Coyle into an Event…read moreCinema. The new lobby looks fantastic compared to the sad, dark and dingy room it replaced. The chairs and general fit out of the cinemas themselves has been updated or it had been in the one I visited today. It felt miles cleaner and friendlier than the last time I was here a couple of years ago. It's nice to have a local alternative to the behemoth of Chermside (and avoid parking fees). However, the service hasn't improved along with the furnishings. Nobody came to close the cinema door while we sat through the ads and the movie begun. Both the light and noise from outside was quite distracting and I eventually got up and closed the doors myself.

Great cinema if you like to avoid the crowds, because it's so close to Chermside you get to sit…read morewhere you want and the lines are not massive. We went to see Mocking Jay on opening night and the place was only half full, which is exactly how we like it. the candy bar sells good stuff and the chairs are really comfortable and nice, the place is clean and the staff are friendly. There is a Maccas right outside and a few places to eat if you want dinner first. It's an event cinema, so it's standard in terms of showings and quality. But we go here to see any movies and we never have a problem.

Portside Cinema is unfortunately in serious need of a revamp. Some of the seats are broken,…read morelopsided and most are stained, and ready for the tip, sometimes with black plastic-covered armrests that make the cinema feel decades old. In several areas the carpet is worn right through to the concrete, which gives the whole place a neglected feel. Cinema 5's screen is hopelessly underwhelming for this day and age, and the air conditioning barely seems to function. As some online reviewers have also pointed out, the experience just doesn't match modern standards or live up to the falsely advertised promise of a luxury experience. It's in a great location, with friendly staff, but it's clearly time for major refurbishment and maybe new owners/management at the same time.

Portside Restaurants and shops is just a great place to take a stroll, shop, eat, or head to the…read morecinemas. This movie theatre is a cute and quaint one with only five screens. The chairs are very comfy as everyone has mentioned. Even though the theatre size is much smaller than your typical ones like in South Bank, I really liked it. If you live in the area, purchasing a membership would be worth it. The movies being shown were a mix of unique and blockbuster. I liked the waiting area where I could pick up several brochures or magazines while I wait on my friend to arrive. They were kind when I went to pick up my tickets and had no problems there. They had plenty of candy, popcorn, and ice cream behind the counter. You can also purchase adult beverages as well! I had a great experience and think this would be a great place to take a date! If your date isn't too familiar with Brisbane, showing off this part of town and taking a walk along the river before the film would be so sweet.

Cinemas maybe nice but the food price is ridiculous compare to Reading Cinemas .. plus the…read moremembership benefits not as numerous as they were specially when it comes to joining or renewal because they used to give you a free movie ticket upon joining or Renewal on renewal .. disappointed

Omg...The cost of movies these days are ridiculous!…read more Specifically choosing a Tuesday to go to the movies I thought I would be safe when it came to prices. To my shock, it cost my friend and I $40 to go see a movie with snacks. Tickets were $11 each, leaving $20 for on a box of pop corn and a drink. Please explain how this is possible??!?! I understand businesses have to make money but when you can buy a bag of corn kernels at the shops for a couple of dollars paying nearly $10 for popcorn is outrageous. Don't get me started on the drink which costs even less. What happened to the days of $5 tickets, cheaper snacks and packed cinemas?? Now it is way too expensive to go and this can be seen by the large number of empty seats.

Love this theatre! Super classy and is very similar to its sister theatre at The Barracks but…read moresmaller. I came here for the Great Gatsby Premiere and had a great experience. Everyone came dressed up and we were treated to a nice glass of prosecco as if we were back in the 1920s at a party hosted by Gatsby himself. They went all out for this premiere with a bess dressed contest, fashion show, Yelp photo booth, and rafffled away some great prizes. When it was time for the movie, we all shuffled into the theatre and were welcome to an intimate theatre with super comfy seats. We were greeted by the friendly staff who informed us of the next premiere. I liked how they informed us that there would only be one preview before the feature started. I felt so comfortable and enjoyed the screening very much. Most reviews note how uncrowded the theatre usually is. The premiere was sold out on this particular evening but I really enjoyed seeing all the enthusiasm for a Thursday evening premiere. You can order popcorn and soft drinks but they also have wine, choc tops, and cheese platters on the menu!! Can't wait to go back here again.

I'm a Palace Cinema fan girl from way back and will talk about them to anyone who'll listen. Their…read moremovie club is stellar value for a year. They're a cut above the rest with their comfy, high-back chairs and Centro in the trendy James Street precinct is no exception. Watch your favourite Hollywood blockbusters or take a dose of culture with an array of their film festivals including Italian, German and French festivals. As well as your standard popcorn fare you can indulge in decadent choc tops (I suggest the cafe grande), cheese platters, cakes and sweets. Wash it down with your favourite ale or wine.

Everyone knows that South Bank is the best place (read cheapest) to go for movies if you live in or…read morenear the city. What many people don't realise is that the same people that operate the South Bank cinemas have a few other locations; Hawthorne, Balmoral and Victoria Point. Victoria Point in particular is my favourite, mainly because it's closer to where I live, but also because there is ample free parking and it's a lot quieter than its city based counterparts. Victoria Point also offers a Deluxe Cinema option, which costs an incredibly cheap $12.50. It's not quite as superior as Gold Class in other movie complexes, but it's still a step up from the regular cinemas. The chairs are more plush and in groups of two. You can also order food and drinks, including alcoholic beverages, to be brought to you during the movie. My only complaint is that the chairs do not recline, one of my favourite aspects of Gold Class. However, if you want a bit of a treat you won't find much better than this at such a super low price. And if you're seeing a movie suitable for children, it's a great way to avoid noisy kids or bravado teenagers. Take note that opening hours depend on session times, but the general rule is that doors open 15 minutes before the start of the first session each day, and close about 15 minutes after the start of the final session of the day. On Mondays there are no late-night sessions.

Cineplex at Victoria Point is the only cinema in Brisbane I can afford to take my whole tribe of…read moreFamily and associated ring ins. Not only do you get great value for money there is hot food, only available on the weekends. Be sure to stop at the ATM as this is a cash business and they sting you for using your pay pass, luckily there are a couple of cash machines on site.

This Event Cinema is Cute as! I also Love if ur an Event…read moreMember if u make it ur preferred cinema (only) u receive discounted tickets (roughly $8)

If you want to see the latest blockbusters in amazing surround sound and comfort then this is the…read moreplace. They have kid friendly screening days and also for those mums with bubs then yes you too can enjoy a movie with your baby in selected sessions. For those that want a total movie experience then hit up gold class for all your beverage and food brought to you straight to your seat while you recline and watch the movie. While it can be expensive to watch a movie you can take advantage of the movie specials that are offered on Monday to Thursday, student days and movie of the week. Definitely worth spending the money for a good night entertainment

I have no idea if the Regal Twin Cinema in Graceville is associated with the Eldorado 8 in…read moreIndooroopilly, but if not they are definitely cut from the same cloth. The Regal Twin is a beautiful, old world style cinema that definitely has an intimate vibe (well, it says it in the name, there are only two cinema's...). The staff are delightful, the movies are often art house (leaving the block busters to the shopping centres) and you can smuggle in your food.

When I want to see a film, the Regal Twin is near the top of my list for cinemas to go to. It's…read moresmall and independent, shows good films that aren't necessarily blockbusters and is slightly cheaper than the other, more commercial cinemas. With only two cinemas in which to show films, there isn't a huge number of sessions and the latest session starts around 8.55pm, so you have to be a bit organised in planning the film you're going to see. Audience numbers aren't huge, however, so you're usually guaranteed a seat if turning up just before the start of the film. My favourite bit about the Twin Regal is the gentleman who sometimes takes tickets at the door. He's a slightly old-world character and greets every patron entering the cinema with a very enthusiastic, "Enjoy the film!" Love him. Love the Regal Twin.

Carseldine central is a great suburban shopping centre. It's changed a bit this year with a travel…read morelater being put in (they already had a great ramp to the car park but people did t like it), and they have expanded their covered area making way for a few more kiosks which will open soon. There is a nice Woolworths, chemist, doctors surgery, physiology, hairdresser, bottle shop, bakery and more. Restaurants include Mo Charcoal Alley, Ramekins, burrito bar, Nandos, pizza capers, fry hard takeaway, Ronnys, an Indian, zarrafas and a sushi train. There is plenty of parking also.