Cinema Galeries

During the most cold days of Brussels and the heating in the venue was off. Plus the seats were very close to each other making it difficult to fit the legs comfortably. This is room 2. Overall the cinema is very nice and cosy, I was surprised to have such negative experience this time.

I had a great experience here. This is definitely a more "artsy" cinema, showing films which you may not be able to see at more mainstream cinemas. Despite that, there was still a good selection of interesting films to choose from. The cinema was a bit run down and could do with a full refurbishment, but the seats were comfy. The temperature was just right; I didn't feel too hot or too cold. The staff member who I bought my ticket from was really friendly and helpful, and was also knowledgeable about the films. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit. The cinema is located in the main part of the city centre, and the tickets are very reasonably-priced, so I would definitely recommend visiting.

Another great independent cinema in the center of Brussels. Minus one star because it was so cold during the screening I had to use my coat as a blanket. So if you go early during the winter months bring a blanket.

I thought the other reviews were exaggerating about the noisy food bags. However, they were true, it sounded like people were wrapping Christmas presents. If that's a thing that bothers you then you need to prepare yourself. The theater should find a better food solution. It is a unique theatre atmosphere (salle 1), central location, and a good price.

It was my first time to watch a film.in this place, the cinema halls are quite nice and spacious, just a bit cold inside. Went there to watch one of the opening movies from Korean Film Festival. I was super fun 👌 Just the entrance/reception is so small, it's super crowded.

An old-fashioned cinema with good movies located right in the Galerie de la Reine, surrounded by Nice shops. Small and traditional, good acoustic. It has a nice exhibition gallery in the underground, in correspondence with the famous gallery where it's located. Nice entrance with a little café.

A small theatre, nothing like its modern North American counterparts, but full of characters with an mysterious atmosphere. Sinking into the low chair in reclined position, one can really enjoy movie projected on the screen. Not a five star because there didn't seem to be air conditioning, thus it could be a little warm in a summer evening.

Cool place in a beautiful gallery. Nice selection of movies and they accept Cineville card.

The cinema is cosy and the 3D exhibition is a good initiative, but a bit boring for adults. I missed a kiosk for buying drinks and popcorn, they have no sales booth of that kind. I was a big disappointed when I was told all films would have Dutch and French subtitles, and then there was only French subtitles. All in all it would have to be a really interesting film, before I would go there again.