Okaaaaay guys we have something here: a small, independant cinema (i.e. only 6€ if you're a…read morestudent, even Saturday night), which for once doesn't feel obliged to show only 5-hour-long Romanian documentaries without subtitles! It even does previews of international blockbusters. AND you have an old-fashioned popcorn machine and sweets at the entrance. AND the seats are super comfy. AND since you're not in a (real) city, you can park easily for free. I think I'll stop there because you've stopped reading already, but: GO THERE.

From the owner: Megarama Arcueil est un cinéma de six salles tout confort situé dans le quartier de la Vache Noire…read more Côté films, il y en a pour tout le monde, action, émotion, films français et étrangers mais aussi cycle spécialisés, cinéma à la demande, ...

From the owner: L'authentique Situé en plein centre de la ville de Pontault Combault, le cinéma Appolo propose la…read moreprojection de tous les films à l'affiche. Malgré un aspect original puisque son apparence laisse facilement percevoir qu'il s'agisse d'un monument grec, ce cinéma accueille les cinéphiles de tout age. Les deux salles mises à votre disposition vous permettront de rentrer dans l'univers de L'Appolo. Mais attention, la queue est longue.

Because ot the theather itself (excellent picture and sound quality and proper red curtain decor)…read moreand the film program loaded with preview screenings (David Lynch presented INLAND EMPIRE here with the little musical act that preceded the film on his world tour) this is indeed probably the best cinema in Paris. They also tend to show very good short film programs and have a nice space for fancy but packed cocktail parties. The last film by Raoul Ruiz, 'Mysteres de Lisbonne' was playing there recently, if it still is you should hurry up and watch it!

Widely regarded as having the best digital projection in Paris and, to my ears, the best sound;…read morethis 3-tier single screener is one the cinematic highlights of Paris. I was lucky enough to see von Trier's Melancholia here on a hot sunny afternoon of 2011. Stumbling out, stunned and dazed from witnessing the end of the world on the Max Linder's astonishing screen, I found myself in a Paris with the black skies of an orage d'été and was not completely sure where the film ended and reality began.

My husband and I always try to see movies in other countries when we travel - and when we were in…read moreParis, we absolutely had to go to the Pathé theater! It was once owned by Luc Besson, but he sold his stake in the theater to another group. That's fine, as long as they keep the theater running and awesome. When we were in Paris, the repertoire movie they were showing was by chance, one of my husband's favorites - Fight Club! The theater itself is almost like an art museum, with a cool little tree shaped bench that is attached to the celling in a mushroom style, right in the middle. The screens in the theaters are top notch, with clear imagery, amazing sound, and comfortable seating. They even have fancy snacks, like ice cream, high end chocolates, and even Starbucks coffee! If you're a movie lover and you're visiting Paris, you'll have a plethora of theaters to visit. But definitely make Pathé one of your options!

Great movie theater in Paris! It's around a lot of shops and restaurants in a lovely area. Full…read moreprice tickets are around 17.50 euros (very pricey in my opinion), student tickets are 12.50, and under 14 years old are around 8.49 euros. They have plenty of snack options, which I've wanted to buy, but are overpriced compared to the US. $8 for a bag of M&Ms is wild to me. When I go it's just to watch a movie and leave. I haven't checked out any other theaters in Paris yet.

Great place for new releases because all the theatres are big. Always clean and never to packed. I…read moredon't even live in Boulogne and i come all the way from inner Paris for this place.

From the owner: Le Pathé au berceau du cinéma boulonnais Le cinéma Pathé, résolument moderne, de part son confort…read moreet son acoustique permet un accès direct au coeur du centre ville. Cette situation privilégiée offre un lieu de détente et de plaisir aux amoureux du septième Art. Son architecture est une prouesse technique et un défi qui témoigne l'intérêt pour la ville de Boulogne. Il dispose de 7 salles (chacune portant le nom d'un réalisateur) et d'une capacité totale de 1500 places. Son numérique Dolby Digital EX DTS et climatisation dans chaque salle.

Newly renovated, and much better now…read more Armchairs are very comfy and much larger than in most cinemas - finally a cinema with legroom! €7 for a full-price movie (a bit more for 3D I think).

From the owner: Un seul cinéma Art et Essai à Antony, Le Select Le Select est le seul cinéma avec une salle classée…read moreArt et Essai dont la programmation s'adresse aux cinéphiles, avec une sélection originale qui privilégie les émotions et l'audace. Des séances "Ciné-Goûter" sont prévues pour les enfants qui souhaitent cultiver l'univers magique de l'image sur grand écran. "Ciné Bout'chou" permet aux tout-petits de se familiariser avec les salles de cinéma. Le Select s'adresse à tous mais surtout aux amoureux du Septième Art.

From the owner: Du cinéma plein les yeux Au cœur du centre commercial, le cinéma de Thiais dispose de 16 salles,…read moretoutes équipées de son numérique. Venez y découvrir la 4DX et le Dolby Cinéma. Le cinéma prévoit également un accès aux personnes à mobilité réduite, aussi bien dans ses salles que sur son grand parking de 6000 places.

This is something I long wished existed, and now it finally does! Les Fauvettes is the first movie…read moretheater in Paris (probably anywhere, really) to show only movies that have already been released. It is not a cinematheque, they don't specialize in arthouse films or classics, but rather popular and cult movies that you seldom get to experience on a big screen. To give you an idea of what they are going for, for their opening week they had Blade Runner, Casino, Top Gun, the Back To The Future trilogy and a few Wong Kar Wai movies. They also plan on having special events, like the showing of The Blues Brothers with John Landis in attendance. I think this is amazing and I don't know why nobody tried it before. I mean, some movies deserve to be experience in a theater, on a large screen with a crowd. I can't wait to see what movies they are going to show next!

A top-notch single-screen centrally located just off Saint-Germain (the clue is in the name). In…read morespite of the large screen and theatre, a program of the more popular independent or the artier mainstream films always in VO. One very nice feature is the illumination by stars, huge ones on the walls, tiny ones on the back of each seat. Recommended.