Hmmm I was really torn in how many points to give. The theater is one of those really cool DDR…read morebuildings and looks amazing inside. It only had one screening hall, but that one is huge. The waiting area has amazing chandelirs and just brings you back into a different era. The reason why I am only giving 3 points is, because the bathrooms are simply disguisting, they are old and smell, so try not to use the bathroom here. Secondly, the entire theater is pretty dusty and since I am allergic to dust it is a problem for me. The interior of the theater is really nice though.

My favorite cinema in the world since the original Metropolis in Hamburg was torn down. Fantastic…read morebuilding, it's has its own unmistakeable soul. Whenever I'm in Berlin I try to take in a film there.

Long overdo for a worthy review. I normally would not see a movie while on holiday but being that…read morenearly everything is closed even large chain companies like ALL SAINTS on a Sunday in Europe. Even some of the restaurants were closed. I stumbled upon this indie theater that laid within a courtyard. You enter first an alley which walls are covered in street art. Murals and tons of wheat paste posters decorate the walls. Tables of a coffee shop and people roaming the little shops and a hidden bar is what welcomes you. Kino Central is not playing the run of the mill films, no you will indie films are played here. Though I had seen Searching for Sugarman we thought it to be cool to see it with German subtitles. Best part is that you can grab a beer or wine and take it in with you. The theater is small nothing huge nor fancy.

I'm surprised that there aren't any reviews in English, since most of the films being OV is a key…read morefeature of Kino Central. That it's cheaper than CineStar at Potsdamer Platz and has an ambiance reminiscent of Pleasant St. Theater in Northampton, MA is an additional plus.

Came here to watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II (original version!) before it was…read morereleased in the States! Woo! I actually like that the staff members are super nice, it is clean and there are cool couches and a bar in the waiting area. Concession stands are pricey and the tickets are also pricey, in my opinion. The Kino I was in was not well-cleaned when I sat down, but the chair was comfortable, and I thought it was cool that ice cream is sold inside the actual theatre. I was annoyed by other international viewers because they just would not shut the hell up during the movie. I am not sure if it is always like that, since it was my first time watching a movie outside the States, but foreigners can be very annoying in the audience.

Films in English and the theatre is easy to locate in the Sony Center. The theatre is quite dated…read moreand looks the same as it did when I lived there over 15 years ago. The strangest thing is that despite showing English films, they do not accept cards that are from outside Germany. Would be nice to see this changed; ATM's are not easily to find around the area.

Great and very old fashioned movie theater. Has a great selection of movies, and shows films in…read moreoriginal languages with German subtitles, making it great for expats like me. Come early if you want the best seats, as there are no numbered seats.

I can't really say too much about the service, as everything was a bit crazy when I was there. The…read moretheater had just gotten robbed, so there was police everywhere and we went into the theater via the back entrance. The maon guy was never very keen on giving is any information, but I squeezed it out of an employee! The Babylon has pretty big screenings rooms compared to the Yorcks in Neukölln. The atmosphere is nice and the movies are also cool. I got the impression that they play a lot the bigger Engloish movies here. When I was there is was Moneyball and Drive, so the random indie ones. Still a way nicer choice than one of the mega cinema complexes!

The cinema belongs to the 'Yorck Group" and as such presents generally a better and more ambitious…read morerepertoire than Multiplexes (still - they will be showing Shades of Grey in two days... wtf?) BUT... it is very small, the seats are not really comfortable, no holders for drinks or hand bags, it gets quite stuffy at the end of the show.. AND what I really found not-up-to-date and annoying: even if you buy tickets in advance, you have to come at least a half an hour earlier to queue in an impatient mass of people, waiting for the former show to end, the former audience to come out (there is no separate exit!) and then RUN and FIGHT for good seats as Kant Kino in 2015 still hasn't managed to organize a ticket/selling system combined with seats reservation. I guess the cinemas of Yorck Group generally don"t sell seats reservations, but somehow it all works better in other locations. To sum up - I'm sorry to say that but I guess I will try to avoid Kant Kino in the future - not due to its program but due to its bad logistic conditions.

Well, a cinema with excellent films and sometimes original version and concessions for Berlin Pass…read moreholders, is the best!!!

Personally, I rather like the small theaters that also show arthouse movies. The stairs up onto the…read more4th floor are a bit tedious and nothing for the disabled, but where else can you enjoy a movie this high up? Everything else was perfectly summed up by Lila1113.

We really enjoyed this theater. It's a bit hard to find as it's inside of the courtyard on the…read morefourth (or so) floor of a cream building (on your left hand side). The seats were comfortable and service was pleasant. Only downside is that the popcorn that was offered was sweet as opposed to savory.

Wouldn't let me watch the FNAF movie even tho I was of age :( this was pretty freaking…read moredisappointing I will NOT be returning. 2 stars

Saw a number of films here, most memorably, a little something called "Harry Potter und die…read moreHeiligtümer des Todes". It's conveniently located in one of Berlin's major transit hubs, so that is really nice. The seats are comfortable and the screens are fine. I get annoyed that they have long intermissions in films that shouldn't have them, but what I find most galling is that they charge you an extra Euro to see a long movie. Are you kidding me? Oh, also, I asked for butter on my popcorn once and the lady behind the counter looked at me like I had two heads. ::sigh::

The man with the bald head, the glasses and the earrings is extremely rude and disrespectful. He…read morewas completely rude and not helpful when I had a question about the online payment but he showed no helpfulness. The cinema is dirty and the staff is rude (especially as mentioned above!!!!!!!), but the seats are quite comfortable.

I probably shouldn't be all that surprised that in Germany you can get huge jugs of beer that you…read morecan take with you into the cinema, though I do note that other places have become a little more relaxed these days with allowing people to consume a beer while watching a film. However, as I said, this is Germany, so beer is truly a thing here and taking huge jugs of beer into a cinema, well, that is a thing as well. Oh, and I should also mention that the films here are also in English, which is a bonus.

A fun evening with good music and a classic film. Seats are comfortable, the snack bar filled with…read moregood treats. Bathrooms are few and old so plan accordingly.

Back to the good ol´d days, Buster! Yes, this place can give…read moreyou the feeling that time stopped. Babylon is not only a historical eye candy it has also a great history. And with its original organ, I love going to the silent movie nights on Saturday at midnight. The bonus of those Saturday midnight movies are that they are free! I have only been there for the Saturday night movies, but would like to try to see other alternative movies there. Make sure you visit their website before you go and read about the history of the Babylon that will give you a better understanding of the privilege one has to be sitting in such an old movie theater.