Ok, let's start with the fact that they don't serve salty popcorn... What?! WHY?!…read moreNo EC cards, No credit cards only cash... (another fail) They don't let you buy tickets online so you have to buy it from the one and only cashier. Which means, there is a line on the side walk that will take you 10-15 minutes... The theater itself is ok, just ok... unless there is something that shows only there i would probably never come again... I love small theaters, but I have my limits too...

Came here last night to watch "The Revenant," (which btw is a great film, Leo definitely deserves…read morean Oscar this year) and we really enjoyed the nice atmosphere. Kinopolis is relatively new to Hanau and is very modern. They offer English as well as German speaking films. The staff is very friendly and the theaters are quite clean. The seats are really comfortable and I always enjoy coming here. The snack bar has many choices including nachos, pretzels, popcorn ice cream and currywurst. They could hire more staff as there are usually very long lines at the snack bar. Other than that I definitely recommend coming here.

I found this place quite cozy yet casual for date night, friends meet-up or just hang out for movie…read morenight. Theater seems to show an independent film. Bartender was quite energetic and friendly. Menu is small but food was pretty good. Full bar in the theater. What else can go wrong? :) Highly suggest that you stop by sometime. You won't be disappointed. PS: Complimentary bread comes with lard (pork fat), not butter.

Hard to believe that this lovely little cinema has not be reviewed yet (well, it has but not in…read moreEnglish). The cinema is hidden inside a rather nice restaurant and the seats are large and very comfortable (see the pics). The film programme is usually very high grade and mainstream films are blissfully absent. It is just a great place to watch a good movie - buy a few nibbles at the bar, grab a glass of nice wine, take a seat and enjoy the film. If you are hungry after the film you only need to step out of the cinema and have some good food in the popular restaurant - or just have a drink for that matter but not too many as you need to go down a spiral staircase to reach the loos. Highly recommended; this must be the nicest cinema in Frankfurt.

I enjoyed my time here very much. I usually prefer to be outdoors, in a sculpture garden or…read morehiking, not so much in a museum. Unless there is something special that sets it apart from the usual modern art/portrait/natural history type of experience. I was ready to be inside and warm, and I was ready to see something new, so the Film Museum seemed like a good choice. There are several floors of exhibits spanning the history of moving images. From the very first to the very recent, I was delighted with the interactive exhibits and tidbits of information I gleaned while walking around. Special appreciation goes to the team that made the montage of film clips that I saw on the upper floor. That took a lot of work - it flowed together and had theme, the sound turned up on one of several scenes that might be taking place at any given moment on the wrap around screens. Truly, great job. Likewise with the Ardman montage - I simply couldn't stop watching. Speaking of which, the collection up there was wonderful. I loved seeing the clay models, and the sets with all the small props. I especially liked the characters that were on the walls - these should have been for sale! If they had been I'd have several sheep in my living room right this minute. If you're like me and you only wander in from outside when there is something out of the ordinary to see, then let yourself wander here.

I only spent half a day in Frankfurt but of course this movie geek had to visit the Deutsches…read moreFilmmuseum for the majority of my few hours in the city -- and it was worth every second! This isn't the best museum I've ever been to, but there are some pretty sweet pieces here that earn the museum a 5 star rating: 1. there's the original CINEMA sign that was used in "Inglourious Basterds" and 2. they have an amazing collection of original vintage film cameras! Movie nerd nirvana! The museum itself is small and spread out over a few levels. There are exhibits celebrating all aspects of filmmaking from acting, sound editing and projection to visual effects, lighting and the narrative of film. The exhibits have English guides too so no worries if you aren't fluent in the German language. The highlight will undoubtedly be the temporary exhibition. They change often but make sure you see the special exhibit during your visit, whatever it may be. There's a very cool, very sleek and very German cafe in the lobby. It's filled with other movie fans so it's a fantastic place to people watch and start up a conversation.

I love this place, it's a shame they don't show more films with English subtitles but when they do…read moreshow films in English or with subtitles it is such a treat otherwise go to hang out in the cafe with a nice tea, slice of homemade cake and the art cinema crowd, great stuff