Brooks Private Cinema - yet another cool slightly unknown gem in Dublin! It's a private theater…read morebased in a lovely hotel! Tired of the megaplex experience? Love classic films? Like the idea of a bar a few steps away from the 'silver screen'? Want a huge comfy seat to go with that popcorn? Step right up - get your tickets folks! This place gets two very enthusiastic thumbs up! There are about 20+ huge and incredibly comfortable seats in this private cinema. There's also popcorn and pelligrino to go with your ticket (or a cocktail if you prefer for a few euro more). And, the films shown are those cool classics of yesterday (like Dracula and Jaws)! You're even welcome to send recommendations to them for future films via Facebook! The cinema is in a great location too - steps from downtown Grafton Street! And, the hotel that holds this private gem is actually a nice spot to enjoy a pre- or post-film cocktail. (There's a comfortable lounge or you can grab a stool at the smaller bar which I prefer...) It's a cozy experience indeed. Get your prepaid tickets by calling or sending an email - and hurry as some films sell out...! See you at the movies!

I went to see Hocus Pocus here in October last year and loved this place!! It's definitely not your…read moreaverage cinema experience (no sticky floors here) and the seats were super comfortable! The popcorn was served in a little cute box and you could pick your own drink off the table. Staff were great and the hotel looks nice. If there was one thing for me to fault and I'm probably being picky but it's that the website doesn't seem up to date with the amount of tickets available. When I tried to buy mine it said there were 6 available but I was put on a waiting list. Other than that the experience overall was fantastic and I would definitely go back!

The IMAX screen bleeds the light from the emergency exit to a 1/4 effectively ruining the…read moreexperience. Went once to see Oppenheimer with an expensive IMAX ticket. Got bitten. Never again. With designs so stupid like these we are really better off streaming all movies in a comfortable couch at home

Went along last night to watch The Martian (hilariously terrible but recommended incidentally) It's…read morea well thought-out cinema - Well spaced-out sections of food so everyone isn't clambering for the same thing. They've got the usual popcorn / nachos type stuff behind the counter, a MASSIVE pick n mix counter, a separate Ben & Jerry's booth, and Starbucks right next to it too. - We were in the big i-Sense screen - really really comfy seats, massive screen and great sound - Staff were friendly - The toilets were gross, so gross! - It's kinda expensive but all of the chains are I guess!

I recently visited Vue Cinema Dublin, in Liffey valley- Dublin22, to watch a movie. Overall, the…read moreexperience was just okay. I booked the reclining seats, which are the most expensive, but was surprised to find that the second row from the screen was included in this category, it didn't feel like the best viewing position for such a high price of 14.99. Also the seat does only do a bare minimum recline For the price of the premium seats, I expected a much better experience.

Upsides: - They…read moreserve wine! And beer! - And you can pay for your tickets while you pay for your food, so no double queuing. - And they have little concession stands inside the screens when you walk in if you don't want to queue for food outside. Downsides: - It's a big horrible chain - It's really expensive So, there you have it, simples really!

Hidden charges after you buy your tickets there is a seat fee. Was a loyal customer for years but…read morewill be cancelling

Went to see the film The Nun and bought two bottles of water and asked for a paper cup for the…read morewater and the manager said we can't give a paper cup cause of company policy My response to the manager was ok I won't be coming back here again to this cinema. The manager her response was ok thank you. Very bad attitude just over a paper cup even though I got the bottles of water at this cinema and I won't be going back to this cinema again and recommend others not to go too to this cinema. They don't seem to care about losing customers. Do not go to this cinema.

It's been years since I've been to the Omniplex cinema but I returned recently and its undergone…read morequite a makeover: 11 screens, a fancy pants concession stand and a lot more toilets than there used to be. One word of warning - if you are over 18, don't go on a Saturday night. This, I discovered to my cost, is teenage date night, and I felt a little like a 20 year old who still goes to the local kids' disco.

Overall a nice cinema...cheaper than most and free parking which is a huge bonus!! Wouldn't always…read morebe my first choice of cinema but it is clean, spacious with friendly staff! Typical of a multi-plex which are all over the country now!!

Cinema is Fab! Seats are so plush and comfy!! The choice of films are always good!! The popcorn is…read moreDelish apart from the lack of butter but sure I've always coolock and tallafornia for that when I get the urge! Went to see 50 shades tonight and i must say they had a fab set up! A little "greys bar" which served frozen cocktails wine etc... It was a lovely little touch especially with all the gaggles of chicks hanging around waiting to see Jamie in the nip!!! The only thing that lets this place down is the ladies toilets! They need a revamp and a deep cleanse ASAP!

Its a nice place. The vip u can not fault it for value and u van hav a beer or wone while u watch…read moreur fav movie. The vip cost about 22 euro but for that u also get a free drink and popcorn and the seats are huge in the vip. Im 5,9.and i can stretch legs out in front of me.the staff are good but during new releases they cud open a few more tils as u can be waiting a good bit even if u hav ur ticket. The cinemas are always clean the ben and jerrys is sooooo nice the popcorn isnt buttered tho. The pic and mix is a nice touch . The drinks ice cold and always a movie to pick from even the online is good also so is the credit card machines at the entrance to buy ur ticket and pick ur own seats.

We pre booked and paid about £9 to see the latest allegedly final Downton Abbey film in Dundalk in…read morethe MAXX screen theatre. It was a delightful watch in this charmless world mostly ruled by monsters as WW3 (which has started - economics/natural resources/trade wars) and we will go to see it again very soon. We'll stay north and save £2 each too. I read the view of one critic whose name I don't recall whose bitchy review I didn't recognise and at one point I wondered if we'd seen a different flick. The cinema was clean and fresh and a far cry of picture houses when I grew up full of dandruff, bits of chewing gum, rancid tobacco smells and brylcreem residue. The product was invented in Birmingham England in 1928 and for years was omnipresent around me among boys and men from I could work things out for myself. It and Old Spice. What a combo which I completely shunned. Old Spice was originally targetted at women. I digress so I'd expected our centre near to front armchair seats to push button recline but no. The place was packed and I was surprised to see a kit of young women but not many young men and of course no shortage of us disputably described as 'old'. This was a disappointment but the rain hammering on the roof a few times really marred enjoyment so there's no decent soundproofing: but I'm assured global warming is merely a figment of my imagination if that's wrong drill baby drill may become die baby die. The popcorn and other food offerings like every cinema I've been in are grotesquely overpriced so we brought our own. We enjoyed it but I do think I'll stay north of the border for movies in future.

Wow Dundalk's newest cinema. And apparently Ireland's only cinema with two of the MAXX cinema…read morescreens. They place is great and a welcome new arrival by all to Dundalk. The staff first training module must be customer service with a smile which they without a doubt scored top marks. They are friendly helpful and patient. The cinema is new so all fittings and fixtures are as expected great and shinny. Cinema screens are good and massive with comfy seats. Screen one does has a small hiss during adverts from the lights but this disappears when the actual movie deigns and manage said it will be fixed shortly. Helpful again :)

I love going to this cinema!…read more 1* For the staff : nice is an understatement. They are super friendly and have a realy sense of customer satisfaction! 1* For the place : it is a really neat and clean cinema. The seat are so comfortable! You can even choose to get a premium seat if you want to he even more comfortable :D 1* For the food : I mean you can choose to get something to nibble at the Costa Café inside the cinema or at the counter while buying your ticket. Hotdog, nachos, popcorn, a mix of all, sweets, soft drinks... You name it, they have it! 1* For the treats : this time Cinderella is on and they have some super cute slipper key ring if you get a kid meal. I am a kid so I got one :D 1* For the overall experience : So far so amazing! I recommend to come here for a night out at the movies ;) Yeaaay I cannot wait to see Cinderella now! I feel like I'm 5 years old and that doesn't bother me one single bit :D

Apparently this is one of the cheapest cinema's in Dublin - a bargain you say? that is what I am…read morealways looking for! Stillorgan cinema is rarely full, has a great little costa at the front and is always clean. They have recently done up the bathrooms too which is great, as they were a bit dated alright. The screens are not the biggest in Dublin at all, but when you compare this cinema to others in the area that you can't get tickets to, I would like the option of going to the cinema at a whim on a Friday night with a choice of films, rather than waiting around in other cinemas for the next available showing! Its my favourite cinema by far in Dublin, but that is also because its where I spent half my childhood - lots of good memories, which makes me a bit biased. Even so - I would highly recommend it! :)