Screens good but service is non existent. Never have ice, no salsa , often out of pepsi max…read more Toilets filthy all the time. Staff doesn't smile. Either there is no management or haven't got clue what entertainment means.

As Ireland's only IMAX-capable cinema, the IMAX theater performance was great, large screen and…read morethundering stereo. A great concession snack place with a huge variety of snacks, drinks, and ice cream. But the chairs left much to be desired. No adjustable reclining back, and the armrests were old and the paints were falling. Also the spacing was rather narrow. Still, the overall experience was good.

They don't serve popcorn! In the cinema! WRONG!!!…read more I'm all for arty films and a nice ambience, but when hipsterness gets in the way of a good old fashioned cinematic treat, then Hueston, we have a problem!!!!

I've never been to a European movie theater but I was very anxious to see the movie "England is…read moremine" the Morrissey movie The movie was based on how the Smiths became a group it wasn't a traditional movie theater like America but they did have the movie Detroit there is a lot of independent flicks or four and I'm not too sure but when I say it's not traditional there was a café that serves sandwiches and pastries and coffee's but unlike American movie theaters it is noticeably absent that there isn't a traditional concession stand with popcorn and soda This felt like those theaters that you go to see Tribeca film Festival flicks It served it's purpose I got to see the movie my chair was not too comfortable only because you could tell it's very old so the seats were very very close quartered like on an airplane so there's not much legroom unless you put your legs up The little lady that gave me my ticket was very nice and patient I thought she was going to throw the credit card machine out of the window because it wasn't working luckily I had euros on me

My all-time favourite cinema in Dublin. It's super stylish and sleek, while also managing to feel…read morecosy and relaxed. They have a cafe at the entrance which is pretty nice - I've met friends there without even going into the cinema itself. They mostly show arty, less commercial films here, so you won't always find every new release. They do tend to show lots of older films, which is very cool. I recently went to a showing of Back to the Future, which was of course awesome on the big screen. They also hold lots of different film events (Kubrick Season, Tarantino Season, etc), premieres, Q&As with Directors after screenings and so on. The screens themselves are good, the seats are plush and roomy, one or two of the rooms have multicoloured seats which are very cool! Another cool little feature is that the Light House has its own bar, and you are permitted to bring your drinks with you into the movie.

I really enjoy this cinema. It has a bit of the avant garde charm to it. I think it is really cool…read morefor some friends night out, to get there, get a drink, chill in the lounge zone, watch a movie in comfy seats and then hang out at the square where the cinema is situated. They have cafe on the first floor if you want to get brownies and coffee, and a bar on the ground floor for drinks. I even enjoyed the wine selection they have. I will definitely be coming back.

Saw Barbie (my daughter insisted and I really enjoyed it…read more The theater was immaculate and beautiful inside. The seats were comfy recliners, nicer than I have at home. Staff was helpful and nice Great experience. Go online and get your tickets because the theater opens just before the first show and we had to stand outside a moment to be let in.

Not a bad theatre at all, for 10€ you can enjoy most popular movies but don't expect the comforts…read moreof assigned seating, leather upholstery, recliners, or an IMAX experience. The seats were actually pretty narrow in the theatre but I read that this place is pretty much antiquated. You can buy your snacks where you get your tickets and they have an assortment of things, including beer. They have WiFi here, but when I asked an employee passing by for the password he couldn't/wouldn't tell me. The conversation was lost in translation. Oh well. This spot is a-ok if you want to kill some time between shopping at Jervis but this definitely isn't a destination spot.

The Denzille Lane cinema is a small and intimate venue that has no more than 30 seats. I can be…read morebooked for private screenings and other activites such as seminars and presentations. The best possibility to attend a screening there is during the annual Let's French- or Fringe-festivals when the cinema is one of the venues.

From the owner: Private 30 seater cinema. Available for private and exclusive hire. Birthday parties, wedding…read morevideo screenings, wedding engagements, children's parties, romantic couples date nights, product launches, corporate nights, training room, or any event that needs celebrating! Pet friendly. Catering options available.

Drove a very long distance to go to Family members quincenera, which is a child's 15 birthday…read moreparty. My child was dressed on a nice polo and shorts and upon arrival the security guards refused to let him in to the event because there is a no shorts rule from the owner of the building. They turned away a child for wearing shorts is kids party. He wasn't dressed like he was going to a sports event, he looked nice. Anyways yes a security guard at a child's party. ALSO they have a clear bag rule.. Which also didn't make sense at a child's party or wedding for that matter. Guests who actually were able to attend said the food was terrible. Will NEVER be going to this place again for any event ever. Definitely will not recommend having your event here with their disregard to your guests for petty things.

At the moment the bodies exhibit is being shown which is quite fitting considering that it used to…read morebe part of the Rotunda hospital. If you haven't seen the exhibit yet, you only have a short amount of time left to. If you can, it's a great ticket. Absolutely fascinating and a great thing to do as a family. It was used for the hospital's fund-raising efforts. Nowadays it's a good place to see exhibits.

Have you ever had huge expectations for something that were so misguided they blew up in your face?…read moreThen you cried with laughter through singed eye-lashes at your own naivety and foolishness? Welcome to the Buddha Bag VHS Amnesty & Darklight Movie Lounge, part of the Darlight X Film Festival, where dewy-eyed, emerging film-making talent descended to see their movies screened at a real life film festival. The Buddha Bag Lounge (as it seems to really be called) promised to show up-and-coming young film-making talent in an interactive ultra-hip chill-out zone. They descend an impressive trapezoidal staircase, rub shoulders with video-artists and NCAD students, go through the bar and around the corner to find ... a bean bag, a 12-inch television and four DVDs beside the staff jacks. Brrrr-illiant - nothing funnier has probably ever happened anywhere. Faces didn't drop, they clean fell-off people's heads! Now, apparently the "insert gibberish here" Lounge had been deftly hooshed aside to make way for a book launch and was set to return quickly. This time featuring a real-life, human-sized TV that shows films in colours other than purple and grey, which would be good but sadly not as funny. Anyway, two-stars for comedic value at this part of an event that otherwise rocks it's little socks off with more to come pending the return of the fancy TV.