It is awesome to go there every time I could go, very spacious!! And cool dome! Way better than the…read moreones near Pincourt

I loved their adaptation of the Autonomous approach towards ticketing maybe they can extend that to…read morethe concession stands to avoid the long queues and visitors' dilemma when it comes to what to buy. Well-maintained 12 theatres and kind of ok lavatories but could do better with some regular check-ups. Their snack corner can do with an upgrade not a reflection of the staff, but I reckon they were understaffed. Overall, it was a pleasant visit and a change into our routine of banging series on our entertainment platform. So yes, break the routine and get out to watch a movie.

Sublime award-winning theatre, with movies in French and English. Cosy and extremely friendly!…read moreMake sure you catch the movie when it is out as it stays only for few weeks being a small town theatre! One of my fave homy spots in the Laurentians! --- Un théâtre sublime ayant gagné plusieurs prix, avec films en français et en anglais. Chaleureux et très amical! Soyez certains 'aller voir le film quand il est sorti car étant un petit cinéma de village, ils n,y sont pas affichés pour une longue période. Un de mes spots favoris des Hautes-Laurentides!

My favourite movie theatre! While it is small they always…read morehave a wide verity of films to choose from in both English and French. If you visit during the week you will usual have the entire room to yourself, Makes you feel like a real VIP! The owner is almost always the one who greets you and directs you to the theatre room. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!

We wanted to watch a movie, a specific movie and when we went on the website, the movie was there…read morehowever we didn't notice that the location was not set... So when we went to go ask one employee working there, he said that he was certain the movie theatre that we were in was playing it. So we went on the machines and tried looking for it multiple times and it wasn't there. Then when we went to go ask another employee, she said that it wasn't there... Disappointed we left! It was the one movie we were excited to see and had rushed to be there on time. Not impressed. Very disorganized...

After almost 2 years of not going to the movie theatre my fiancée and I were excited to watch a…read moremovie! The new reality of watching movies is quite different but is still just as fun. All staff wear masks and you are encouraged to buy your tickets ahead of time online or via self serve options. There is no cash payments accepted to avoid the spread of any type of germs or bacteria. High contact points are cleaned often and when buying your tickets you must choose your seats ahead of time and spacing between seats are blocked off. Buying popcorn or other treats is still the same and you can have your mask off while eating. The staff was generally friendly but with shortages of employees some are less tentative and friendly which is understandable. Overall the experience was great and I hope people get back to watching movies

This theater is a small time icon, the last one in this area for about an hour in both directions…read more It's run by a sweet older couple whose love for their business shows. The building and grounds are clean and maintained. They bring in the block buster's they we all love and want to see in a timely manner. The price of admission and food is cheap comparatively to the larger city theaters. The bathrooms are clean! The Cons are that honestly the seats can get very uncomfortable for long movie viewing. It is small theaters so don't expect the high tech of the city theaters. It's the last of the old time theaters in this area, not big and splashy. But it's perfect for the small town girl inside of me!

Really loved my experience at Cinema du Parc. Located in the bottom level of a small mall right…read moreoutside McGill, it's easily accessible and great for a night of eclectic entertainment. Plenty of restaurants just blocks away. I watched The Old Oak (2023) and Un Varón (2022) during the latest Cinema Latino showings. Films available are mostly indie, so your mileage will vary on enjoyment but that's part of the charm - you will be hard pressed to find films like these elsewhere. In our late stage capitalist society, I love that you can always find a breath of fresh air at Cinema du Parc where most theatres are mostly showing blockbusters and franchises 24/7.

Nice location off the metro, clean, fun choice of movies, friendly staff, nice big seats, good…read morepopcorn, what more could you want?

This is not your typical movie theatre - it's a redefined cinematic experience!…read more Cinema Moderne moderne provides a unique space where you can enjoy a carefully curated selection of nifty animations, remastered classics, cult movies, documentaries, mainstream or more niche and short films, while enjoying a cup or coffee, glass of wine or cocktail before, during or after the viewing! In fact, pay attention to the programming as filmmakers and specials guests will be present, such as Denis Villeneuve during it's sold out presentation of Blade Runner 2049 last Sunday. A state of the art equipped theatre, with 4K projectors, seats about 54 people and provides daily screenings at 7pm and 9pm and all day on the weekends. The fronting intimate 'café-slash-bar' provides a perfect area to get out of our traditional "web streaming bubble", gather in an intimate yet vibrant environment, socialize and mingle with locals over a beverage or food or your choice at any time or the day. Although it wasn't too busy and people were strolling in and out quite a bit, I could imagine this place getting crowded at peak times. On the menu were an assortment of steamed bao buns including vegetarian, gravlax, chicken or smoked meat and even a breakfast bao which I had the chance to taste with a side salad with glass of fresh pressed orange juice during brunch. There's also a choice cleverly named brews on tap, as well nice wine card and hand crafted cocktails. Located upstairs, is a post-production company called Post-Moderne, where many movies are go through finalisation processes such as colorisation. Overall, the theatre, café-bar, and post-prod company combination is a very smart use of space and very interesting concept to discover. Please do come and experience what the founders, Roxanne Sayegh and Alexandre Domingue, have been researching for so long in Berlin, Paris, Barcelona, New York and Mexico City, and finally transform their dream into reality right here in Montreal - hopefully stating a revolutionary movement that will make pull us cinephiles out of our couches back into the theatre! You have a baby or kids? No worries, this place is very family friendly, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings. So no excuses - come and join me!

Such a fantastic concept for a coffee shop, having regular showings of movies. Staff was helpful in…read moregiving dinner recommendations as well.

Unlike the other Guzzos like Marché Central and Spheretech which are always packed on tuesdays,…read morethis one was oddly quiet. Its pretty much for locals and people within the area but it is only 6 bucks on Tuesday so worth it. Parking was a breeze and no lineup at the concession. Its in a strip mall so there's some convenience if other things are on the list. Sound was great and the seats were too upright but overall very clean place.