Filmothèque du Quartier Latin

Great programming, wonderful home-y small club vibes. Really enjoy going to this place frequently for old French films and other assorted black and white movies.

Wonderful theater. Fabulous selection of movies. And for me, the customer service was top notch.

the theatre is pretty & atmospheric but they should have an attendant in the room to kick out people who don't know how to behave in public. i write this review in no way as a criticism to the staff or venue, but as a warning for those who wish to see a film without being distracted by other people laughing, walking around or talking at full volume. seriously, if you think the audience will behave better here than at the average shopping mall cineplex you will be disappointed.

Wonderful late night with Hong Kong movie in Paris!

Cute little movie theater, i watched a random movie there. Careful for popular movies there seems to be long queues to get in, and the theater is very small

Probably the best cinema in Paris that schedule is fantastic with changes every week and always fantastic classic as well as some newly released projects. Awesome location too!

Tiny art house theatre with lovely selection of classic films. I had a fun experience seeing 'After Hours' late in the evening. However, buying tickets at the counter is only possible 20 minutes before the film starts. But the line only started to move about 8 minutes before the film started and in the end the film started 20 minutes late. Don't know how common this is though.

cute theater and good sound system. went after Lynch’s passing for a Mullholand Drive screening. the audience was so stupid and laughed at parts of the movie which were not funny and keep talking during the movie and getting up to go to the bathroom. the worst spectatorship I have ever seen in my life. I genuinely think there should be a chaperone inside the theater to kick people like this out. they kept distracting everyone and making weird sounds as if we are watching a comedy film. intolerable behavior especially after the death of the movie’s director.

Jewel in the crown of the Latin Quarter, two small screens of unashamed arthouse, independent and foreign films. The program is generally two-thirds dedicated featured directors (the week of this review: Kubrick, Coppola, Hitchcock, Kaurismäki) with a smattering of Italian comedies and other delights. If arriving half-an-hour early, do wander up the road to browse in the Librarie Vrin, one of the few bookshops in the world devoted entirely to philosophy.