Nice little cinema that needs more active support to encourage success. Slightly below average…read moreprice for ticketsmaybe that's because of the hard seats downstairs. There are better seats upsdairs but you need to get there early for them.

Brilliant new venue for Lewes Cinema: they're now located at Lewes Little Theatre, Lancaster…read moreStreet, Lewes, BN7 2PX. It's a proper theatre, so it's got lovely comfortable seats downstairs too! Films are being screened digitally, so the images are terrific and the sound system is superb. I wish them every success in their new home and will be visiting again very soon!

Situated next to and over The Dome cinema. The downstairs front cafe offers a very tasty menu and a…read morelovely smiling staff, (my niece is one of them)!!! Their coffee is good, as well as the stunning looking savouries and cakes. Have used this place often in between trips. Upstairs overlooks the the sea and promenade and is a great venue for evening events. Great lighting, great balcony and inside is a great bar.

Disclaimer: Living within a mile of this cinema for the majority of my life may alter my review due…read moreto uncontrollable childhood attachment, or nostalgia. Good Movies, Excellent Aesthetic, Excellent Price, Good Staff, Modest little gem!!! This ancient independent cinema is like your 90 year old grandfather, to some he may seem like a waist of space but if you are willing to look beyond your cineworld unlimited membership and IMAX bollocks you will find something amazing which deserves your respect. Firstly the seats are a bit uncomfortable, the toilets are a bit wiffy and the blasted buses block it's view 90% of the time, I have no qualms other than that. Potentially it's greatest asset is that it is more than a cinema with a gorgeous cinema historia bar, welcoming café and art gallery all in one building on the seafront. Other nice stuff is that the staff all seem to be pretty relaxed and approachable, student tickets are £3.50, and it is worth our admiration, respect and support due to its unimaginable longevity.

From the owner: Au coeur du "Docks 76" Le nouveau cinéma Pathé Docks 76 est situé dans le nouveau centre commercial…read more"Docks 76" à quelques minutes du centre ville de Rouen. Ses 14 écrans et son son numérique vous permettent de profitez de pauses cinéma tout confort en famille ou entre amis.

The place to go to see indepedent movies. Cheap compare to most of the Movie theater, it s the…read moreplace to find original movies, almost every Time subtitled.

From the owner: Pour une toile "Art et Essai" C'est sous l'enseigne de Ciné Saint Leu que le Régent est né à…read morenouveau de ses cendres, dans le quartier étudiant de la ville. Ce cinéma d'art et d'essai fait partie des incontournables culturels du pôle cathédrale. Flambant neuf, il permet de découvrir de belles nouveautés, en VO et en provenance du monde entier.

This independent cinema is a really lovely place in Hastings Old Town on the High Street. You can…read morebuy alcohol or soft drinks at the bar before the screening, which is much preferable to sneaking it into the likes of the Odeon! The films shown here range from art house to blockbuster - there's usually something to interest most people each week. I love the cosiness of it, although the seats can get a little uncomfortable after a while (if you have a sensitive back, I suggest taking a cushion to be on the safe side!) I love this cinema and heartily recommend it to anyone who comes to the Old Town.

I have to admit, I was a little sceptical with regards to this new offspring of the delightful Duke…read moreof York Cinema that has become a Brighton institution over the years. You can't beat the old fashioned cinema on London Road, with its one small screen and infamous legs poking off the roof. Well, you can't beat it, but maybe you can equal it. The brains behind the DofY have taken over part of Komedia in the Laines and added two new screens, enabling the range of movies to be greatly increased. They still focus on more art house and world cinema films but also touch a little more on the mainstream now as well. We popped in today on the off chance and were just in time to catch 'This is 40'. Like the original Dukes there is a delightful cafe/bar area, selling light meals, homemade cakes, ice cream, ales from the Dark Star brewery, and a selection of wines. I love the fact that you can take your alcoholic drinks into the movie - a real treat. You select your seats when you purchase your tickets. The back row has double seats for no extra cost so you can cosy up to your loved one! All the seating is really comfy and there is loads of leg room. This really does feel like a luxury experience compared with your mainstream cinemas. The toilets are upstairs and are definitely an improvement on the DofY -all brand spanking new with luscious soaps and hand creams. The price is slightly more than your average cinema but I would rather come here any day of the week than the Odeon or Cineworld. It was certainly a challenge for these guys to expand without losing the essence of what makes them special, but they seem to have achieved it hands down.

Really hate to have to do this…read more.. Why is it always that the really cool places to go have really attitudey unhelpful staff? It really let's places down. My mother has just had another baby recently and I love meeting them for coffees and occasionally going to see a film at the 'big scream' with them. The Big Scream gives new mothers an opportunity to view the latest films with their babies (under 12 months) in the company of other mothers and their wee screaming bairns. FAB idea, these are the kind of things I love about Dukeys. Anyway we decided to try it at Dukes @ Komedia this time around, to go drool over Gosling. Usually I am fine to accompany them. While I was buying a coffee and ticket I was told by the girl she'd have to check whether it was ok for me to go in as I didn't have a baby with me. I stated I was WITH a baby but still the manager had to come and chat with us. Kind of ridiculous - why would I Prefer to go to a film with a load of screaming babies shouting over it? Are you seriously being stuffy about it? It wasn't busy at all either. At first, when he began talking I thought he really wasn't going to let me in but as he went on he explained that the license prevented them from allowing single people in but in this case I would be viewed as a carer. I can understand turning away people on their own because it is specific for mothers BUT I was clearly here with mother and baby. It was the girl standing behind him that was being shirty and unpleasant, standing with her arms crossed, angrily trying to chip in. Really? Tone it down love. There was no need for that attitude - she doesn't have great people skills anyway as I saw her with some other customers. If they're going to carry on upholding the 'Dukes' name - such a great establishment, they could do with brushing up their customer service and she could learn how to smile! The coffee wasn't good either :( hopefully they'll improve next time around but I am a bit put off.

From the owner: Théâtre et cinéma Ouverte en 2004, le théâtre du Grand Forum accueille des spectacles mais aussi…read moredes séances de cinéma. Tout en gradins, l'acoustique de ce lieu est une véritable prouesse technique, ayant usé de nouveaux systèmes d'insonorisation, afin d'allier dans un même espace 7ème art et spectacle vivant. Avec le Théâtre d'Evreux, il forme une "scène nationale".