O Cinema Wynwood

Great venue to watch a movie in a private atmosphere. Perfect place to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood on Friday the 13th!!

Love this theater. Very community feel and interactive. Chalk board, snack bar, gift shop etc. Chill outdoor entrance area. Beautiful w/ great vibe.

I love going to O Cinema in Wynwood. They show outstanding films and the theater is a real art house joint. There is always art on display as well. The staff is friendly and they accept Moviepass. Parking can be tough in that area so leave a bit of extra time.

We went to see Isle of Dogs at this cool little theater. The staff are well informed and entertaining. Unfortunately my car was illegally towed by Molina towing while we were in the theater. We paid for all day parking and we were parked beneath a pay for parking here sign. We were two of four people paying ransom to get their cars back. I recommend that you get a Lyft to visit Wynwood or you might lose your car to these grifters. I complained to the local tourism board. If this has happened to you, you should too.

The best way to cap off any day of relaxation is a nice movie and some popcorn. Instead of raising my stress levels by dealing with long lines and crying babies, I tried something new by visiting O Cinema. Although there aren't any box office hits playing. There are no lines, a wine bar and a usually empty theater.

This theatre shows great indie films and mainstream films. Best place to go for festival or local film buffs. There's a concession stand and lots of local film information. A fun and casual environment

This place is soooo great! I am a huge fan of indie & foreign films and this place fits the bill perfectly. Unlike the Tower Theater or the Coral Gables Art Cinema (2 of my favorites!), this one has a gritty kinda street vibe feel to it that is super cool. They sell beer and wine and they have a few snacks to chose from as well. The venue is small with only one film showing at a time and that is what makes it so special. It is small and intimate and you are always treated to a great film that you would have missed had you not gone to a place like this. It's theaters like this one that have contributed to my general disdain for big chain cinemas. When you go to a place like this or to another small art cinema, everything else just seems "blah." Parking on the street is plentiful and you are a short walk / drive away from some great restaurants and bars. Definitely give this place a try.

This is a wonderful small independent cinema that is constantly holding special events. Last time I was there they were holding an event for the leprechaun anniversary and had the writer/director of the film Skype in to answer questions and talk about the movie. The theater can get a bit warm though depending on how many people are there, so dress light.