Another visit to Scotiabank theatre and it was a good one! We came to see The Odyssey in IMAX 77mm…read moreand it was a great experience. (It is the only theater in Quebec and one of just 41 locations worldwide equipped to project the film in this true analog format, reviving its massive IMAX projector for the first time in years.) We had bought the tickets online a few weeks in advance, and I love that you can reserve your own seats especially for a movie that has this much hype around it. Everyone who we stood with to wait for the theatre to open was extremely kind, and after the staff member said their welcome message (which was done really well, regardless of how nervous he must have been and seemed), I started clapping and the theatre followed my lead which was very nice. It's all part of the movie-going experience to root for each other and to share in what is about to unfold. Forget everything else going on, be kind to each other and just enjoy the moment. At least, that's what I like to think. (The movie was great so I encourage you to see it on the big screen if you can).

Mauvaise qualité de l"image et du son par rapport au nouveau matériel. Le système IMAX doit etre…read morerenouveller.

The experience is fun, the employees are kind, the games are better then before and it's not super…read moreexpensive. The food is okay ,but the quality/price is not so good, same for the candies. But, it's a theater so it's normal. There's multiple tables to sit. Plus, I looove the toys it's super cute (a bit expensive but still!! For the experience !!) It's close to a metro ; metro Viau, and it as a parking (the parking is 15$ I think) So it's easy to access. The variety of movies and to numbers of salles is perfect!! Ps: I really like their vending machines

First time at this location and it was great. Decided to come see the guardian of the galaxy 2 and…read moreit was super cute ! Theatre was Clean and comfy only thing I found weird was the drink holder was in the seat not the arm rest so it was pinching my hips. I'm not skinny but I'm certainly not the biggest but it makes it uncomfortable. The screen it self was great and the sound was good maybe because I was in 3D but it was very enjoyable. Only thing I wound change is the cup holders.

Originally a vaudeville theatre built in 1914, the Imperial is a Historic Monument owned by a…read morenon-profit organization and is the homebase for many film festivals that come through town. Watching a film here feels like a classy, out of time event. The lobby, the gorgeous ceiling, the balcony, all softly swoon worthy - the restoration was award-winning for a reason. It's wonderful that this place survived so many decades of change and offers such a soul-soothing space to experience the magic of movies. But they just don't show enough of them! The schedule should be packed, as far as I'm concerned, with the best modern and historic cinema has to offer, but all too often it sits empty waiting to be rented out for events. I think you could fill this place 3 times a day with creative programming involving the local university film programs and art galleries... just sayin.

One of the last, old, Grande Dames of theatres,along with the Outremont, still standing. This…read moretheatre, as the Outremont, was declared a heritage site, and was consequently restored to its former glory. Beautiful chandelier on the ground floor, old world wall sculpures on each side of the screen on the top floor, which can be clearly seen from a very impressive balcony. A pity this theatre is only open during certain film fests and not all year round.

A good cinema. I came to catch my summer MCU film in imax. Not sure if it's a genuine imax or…read moredigital or liemax. The out escalator is busted but hopefully that'll be fixed soon enough. It's in a tenuous neighborhood but that won't cause any issues.

This is the worst movie theatre I have ever been to. I have given this place several chances but I…read morecan't go back anymore. I went for to see Alien Romulus, we missed the table service window so we had to order at the bar. That's fine, except we got moved to a POS screen which had a long line, and then we had to move to another POS screen that was free and place our popcorn and drink orders with the staff member. The employees were nice but how is this more efficient than continuing table service? It makes anyone late for their movie previews even later and potentially miss the beginning of their movie. This isn't a big deal and wouldn't merit not coming back, but it still doesn't make a lot of sense. The biggest issue I have with this theatre is the lack of immersion. During Alien Romulus, I realized I'd never been to a movie where the sound wasn't loud of clear enough and felt disconnected from the film. I then made this realization when watching Nightmare on Elm Street and The Substance. The lights actually came on during The Substance! That was what killed it for me. Besides this, the layout is so convoluted. You can't go to the second floor and then back to the first to refill your drink or popcorn. You can only leave and circle back to the entrance down the escalator with your ticket in hand. Like what is even going on? I'm done giving this theatre chances and am going elsewhere from now on.

Honestly, only one review? The Cinematheque Quebecoise is a hidden gem. I've been here a few times…read moreand seen some amazing, rare, projections. Last night I went to see a film adaptation of Charles Dicken's novel "Oliver Twist." The film,shot on 16mm and released in 1922, was silent with English subtitles. In addition to the film itself, the musical score was played live, in house by a wonderful pianist who played a baby grand piano at the front of the theatre for the entirety of the film - AWESOME. I arrived well before the film commenced as I suspected the theatre would be packed. My prediction couldn't have been more inaccurate. I'd say there about 15 people in the audience. This baffles me. For $7 (student price), this is the best value for anyone who appreciates the cinema or culture in general. GO!

Loved this place! Clean- spacious with a hidden bar with great decor and a wide selection of…read moredrinks. The rooms are small and intimate. Good location next to metro Berri-2 min walk.

What a gem of an old-fashioned movie theatre! We need to keep these places alive by supporting…read morelocal Québec filmmakers.

I'm not a big fan of movies in French, which is mostly what they play here, but I remember watching…read moreOG films like La Guerre des Tuques when I was a kid over there & loved the coziness of this cinema. Went a few times with my school, both in elementary and high school.

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

Fairly standard Cineplex Odeon just off St Denis tucked on cute Emery. It's quite a pretty frontage…read moreand lobby, and the inside is decorated with a very odd juxtaposition of 90's colour scheme and decor - you know the semi hallucinatory spectacle of brightly coloured carpeting and tiling - but all very clean and brand new like someone just recently decided this would be a good idea. 17 screens, all French films or French overdubs or subtitles. Licensed lobby.

Cool cinema. Very new and clean. All the films are in French. We saw Eat, Pray, Love aka Mange,…read morePrie, Aime here. It was all good. I would definitely return here the next time I am in Montreal.