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?

Really, please don't come to this movie theatre. The chairs are too comfy. You won't like it. Stay…read moreaway, please. I'd like to keep this a secret spot. Friends go catch the latest movie elsewhere. I haven't been to the movies with the family for quite a while. Blame it on Netflix, other streaming sources, the comfort of home or generally not enough of time. This said I was generally impressed a few weeks ago, when we decided to go on family outing and had the pleasure of rediscovering this once state of the art theatre! Don't mistake me, this is not a luxury theatre, with reclining seats or drinks & dinner being served, nor does it have huge lanes between you and the next row but there are some key points mentioning. First it is amazingly clean. Second the staff is super friendly and chill. Third even on a Saturdays, the rooms are rarely full - as my fellow yelper mentioned, at times you can almost have the theatre to yourself. Fourth, there are arcades and bumper cars - sweet! And last, the seats. They are so well laid out that you don't have to peak between heads to watch a movie but most importantly soooo comfy! Yep very well stuffed with high density foam that you could sink in and fall asleep almost instantly - well I said almost. Even the armrest have foam, interesting. Anywhoo as usual don't forget to bring a light sweater even during hot summer days as the AC is always blowing at full capacity but otherwise seat back, enjoy and rediscover the pleasure of going to the movies!

This location may have put the effort to have bowling and bumper cars but their arcade is very…read morelimited, often with one of two games in a racing set being busted for example. REALLY wish that they had a photobooth. That being said, theaters are always clean, staff super nice, and since it's a slower theater you might be lucky enough to have the entire theater to yourself! (We were lucky enough for this on Halloween)

The Guzzo Cinema is the nearest cinema to my home, so I recently organized my son's birthday there…read more I made a request for information via their website and the staff got back to me quite quickly. There are several packages for birthday parties but I chose the basic one for 10 people ($ 200). This package includes admission to the cinema for the movie of your choice (my son had chosen Detective Pikachu), 10 kid combos (popcorn, drink (fruit juice or slush), and treats (M & M or Skittles)) and tokens for arcade games. Unfortunately for me, three of my guests canceled at the last minute but the final price remained unchanged since being based on a package I still payed for 10 people. So basically, they give you a corner in the lobby encircled with ribbon with a few tables and chairs. It's so trivial that twice I had to tell families that they could not sit in that area because of the birthday party. I installed my few decorations and gave them the cake to store in the fridge. The movie theater left something to be desired in terms of cleanliness, the section that was assigned to us was really sticky. As for the tokens, unfortunately, they do not give access to all of the games, the children were somewhat disappointed. Frankly, I'm not a fan of this cinema, every time I go I find that the cleanliness leaves something to be desired, they do not accept payments by debit card which obliges me every time to make cash withdrawals. For comparison, I had already organized a birthday at StarCité Montreal and the service and cleanliness level was much better for the same price range. Needless to say, that I won't be organizing any other birthdays at this place, I was not impressed at all.

Vieux, désuet, sale et odeur étrange dans la salle. Le…read moreplancher de la sale étais tellement gras que les empruntes des souliers y restaient. 60% des arcades étais hors d'usage. La machine à yogurt glacé était brisé, 50% des items sur le menu n'étais pas disponible. D'ailleurs, il m'est toujours aberrant que Guzzo n'accepte pas débit encore en 2023. Prix moins chère que Cineplex, mais l'expérience médiocre ne vaut pas le rabais. Durant les annonce, il y a une pub de leur popcorn maison sriracha qui dit " épicé en osti " absolument inacceptable, la salle est bondé d'enfants!!!

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.

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.

I can't count how many times I have been to this location as it's THE movie spot !…read more I'm obsessed with the VIP cinemas and haven't been back to the normal seats ever since. This location has changed so much form the decor to the lay out and the whole brand new downstairs it's super pretty.

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).

The best cinema downtown, with lots of movies in English. Sound is excellent…read more Le meilleur cinéma au centre-ville avec beaucoup de films en version originale anglaise. Le son est excellent!

Oh gosh no thank you. These seats are filthy. I don't know how they are even open. I'd love to see…read morea vip open up but with the area I doubt it

Although small ..without all the bells and whistles of my home base Kirkland or a Colussus(creepy…read morepeople ) ...this theatre has by far the BEST POPCORN. Hands down. It matters. No Time Play..seats are not reclining. But good.

This festival is fantastic. World cinema unfurls for a full three weeks every July, and the…read moreprogramming team does a phenomenal job of procuring films that you might never see otherwise. Strange Serbian films, Shaw Brothers classics, Russian obscurities, amazing guests, and sometimes live performances make this fest a world leader in the fantastic and weird in cinema. Jeffrey Combs just put on a one-act play here called Nevermore in which he portrayed a spot-on Edgar Allen Poe to a packed house at the gorgeous Rialto Theater. The HP Lovecraft master class conducted by horror director Stuart Gordon and screenwriter Dennis Paoli was sheer awesomeness. Head here for a daily blog and online film descriptions! http://www.fantasiafestival.com/2010/en/ Also, this is one of the only places you can catch the new, restored footage of Metropolis with a live orchestra! Fantasia, may you live a long and weird, weird life!! Love, Your fans

I'm proud to count myself a supporter of the FanTasia Festival since its humble origins at the…read moreImperial Theatre in the late '90s. In the early days I recall catching great Asian actioners like High Risk and Drunken Master and Italian giallo horror like Deep Red (I was there when Karim Hussain, one of the festival organizers, apologized for a missing reel of the latter in front of the audience, then proceeded to act it out for everyone to provide context). In the years since it's moved to Concordia, I've been privileged to be introduced to so many other great films as world, North American, or Canadian premieres - bigger titles include Haute Tension, Shaun of the Dead, Ju-On, Undead, One Missed Call, Cabin Fever, Big Bad Wolves, and on and on, not to mention dozens of smaller titles that are equally remarkable. That many screenings feature Q&As afterward with cast or crew is just gravy. After a brief return to the Imperial in 2013 as the Concordia theaters underwent some much-needed renovations, FanTasia is back home and better than ever, with more comfortable seating but the same enthusiastic yet respectful and no-attitude crowds. All hail FanTasia and longtime organizer Mitch Davis! Forget best film festival... this is the city's best festival, period.