My colleague told me that Pathé Koninklijk Theater Tuschinski is a historic and beautiful building…read more We came here last month for the "Fraud Film Festival." We got to see four fraud themed movies that day. Some theater rooms were small and these rooms probably can accommodate 50 people. But, room #1 was huge and this room also had booth section seating. The basement area had the coat check and restrooms. I think this movie theater has other events throughout the year besides being a regular movie theater for most of part. The location for the Pathé is great and it's accessible by metro and tram.

Cool movie theater! You can buy tickets online ahead of time and choose seats. You can add the…read moretickets to google or apple wallet. They have love seats and nice couches. They play movies in English with dutch subtitles. Good place to go for anyone visiting the city.

Rialto is one of my favourite cinemas. This old place is so very charming. And they make me feel…read morebad about my Pathe Unlimited Card! Because I don't go to our most lovable cinemas that often because of it. Sometimes I like to watch a movie in Rialto even if Pathe is also showing it. Just for the charm of the old beautiful cinema and to support them. They also have a nice café. I like Rialto very much. They show very nice movies. All arty, cultural, film festival movies (never blockbusters). This is a classy place. If you have never been here you should certainly go! Tickets are around 10 euros and you should pick them up 30 minutes before the movie starts.

Rialto is a local favourite for art house movies…read more There is a bar downstair where you can sit down and have a drink. On friday and saturday evening, there are meals available that complement one of the movies running at the cinema. No reservation for eating possible...so arrive in time for the for food. If you are alone, you won't feel uncomfortable going to this place. It is in a relatively safe neighbourhood and the audience is pretty relaxed.

Be careful. You can only cancel your card with a 4 month notice. So even if you need to leave the…read morecountry or just doesn't have the time to use it, they will still make you pay for nothing.

Best thing ever. Going to see the films with no limits... for just 19,95 per month…read more With a score of at least twice a month yep for nothing after that. I really enjoy this card it is even in summer worthwhile ! Nowadays still more little cinema's join cineville so even in places like Sneek friesland or other small towns there is always an oppertunity to see a movie. So when movie crazy or just wanting to see the better kind of movie join cineville

This is a pretty cool bar which is open later than the rest of the bars in the area. The drinks…read morewere dirt cheap from what i'm used to in Californina, like 2.50 euro beers and shots of Jameson for 4.50? on Friday night there was a techno DJ spinning and people dancing. I'd recommend this bar if you're staying at the Hyatt.

I am going to give Kriterion 3 stars because they get kudos for their bar/cafe. Plus I like the…read moreatmosphere. I am not too crazy about the cinema seats or screen, but it works if your objective is just to see a good film. Reminds me of an oldfashion movie theater but has some charm to it. You can check out almost any film here.

This is a fantastic festival!…read more The entire city center becomes the host of this documentary festival. The important documentaries of each year are part of the program. The movies are from many different countries and address many different topics, in different formats, really, there is something for every taste: from the full-length sensible documentary, to the most light-hearted short film. The only thing I can regret is that it has become a victim of its success, and it's now difficult to get tickets for the good movies, you really need to buy them weeks in advance. Well, now you and I know it for next year!

This is one of the (if not THE) best documentary film festivals in world. For about 10 days every…read moreyear in November, Amsterdam becomes the best place on the planet to see documentary films from many countries. There are also panel discussions, happy hours, a film market, and other events. The films are shown at theaters in central Amsterdam such as the amazing art-deco Tuschinski cinema as well as the Pathe Munt nearby. The people of Amsterdam are very welcoming and are great hosts for the people who visit the IDFA each year. Worth the journey if you are into documentaries!

I love the cinema. Its is an escape from the crazy modern world. PATHÉ DE MUNT is a great "movie…read moreplex". Not overly big, not too small. A manageable multiscreen offering. The signage is a bit crap and that's not a huge issue. Beer, coffee and a wide variety of snacks are available. A good solid choice

Saw 'Limitless' Film last night at Pathé de Munt. I enjoyed this film.The film, stars Robert De…read moreNiro, Abbie Cornish and Anna Friel centers on a down-and-out guy who takes a "smart pill" and suddenly becomes a Mega-brain on steroids.Cinemas here are conveniently located in the center of Amsterdam. Dutch cinemas screens all movies in their original language version with Dutch subtitles. Movies are in English or in several other foreign languages. Cinemas here can get very busy on the weekend like any other city. So it's smart to book early! It's best to book online, if not then make sure you hit the theater early. The tickets are around €10, as for the popcorn, junk food and beverages, I would say it's pretty reasonable. You don't have to worry about the concession stand emptying your wallet. Warning don't expect some gigantic box of popcorn or beverage. It won't happen..... this is not the USA where they encourage obesity. However my Dutch boyfriend said all though American popcorn is very fatty..... it does taste better!

Litterally "Under the bridge dowtown...". Spinhuis@Torensluis is a former prison also called Brug 9…read more(bridge number 9), a very beautiful and historical space under a bridge. In the recent past it has been used only for private events and since a few moths it has been squatted by students of the University of Amsterdam. They transformed it into a unique place for openminded and tolerant people that enjoy poetry, music, cinema, political discussions, art, etc. Best is to just walk in and experience yourself Amsterdam's newest raw gem before it is too late!

We were staying next door at The Manor, and stopped in for a beer when we first arrived in…read moreAmsterdam. The staff was friendly and the beer was tasty. We then stopped in for breakfast a couple of times, and the morning folks were just as friendly. It was basically empty inside, with great WiFi, and pretty solid breakfast food. What a great way to start the day! We had a enjoyed joking with the morning bartender about her '80's playlist, which was pretty decent.

Plus is that they are open late and nothing in this area is open late. Didn't really enjoy the bar…read morefood, got the hamburger and pizza and nachos.