Cinema Galeries

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.

Has a really great selection of cult classics and new artistic movies. Prices are very reasonable and snacks are well chosen!

I’ve been there as a tourist. Super easy. Staff was very kind and talked English. The screening went smoothly, nothing exceptional but great, also in its movie selection (for what I’ve seen from the posters).

The seats are really comfortable. You can get a 5 ticket bundle for 5€ which is wonderful for students. The only downside is the popcorn is in chips bags instead of a real cinema popcorn

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.

Charming, independent cinema with a great selection of local and regional films. Lovely way to spend the evening. Sells posters too.

A very comfortable cinema with a wide selection of international films; we went as part of the Brussels Irish film festival. If you get a chance to see 1. Stolen or 2. Verdigris, they are both worth it. Challenging in places, but rewarding.

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.