- The place frequently and unnecessarily harasses you for ID…read more - The staff constantly come in every 30 minutes and watch over you during the film. - The staff will tell you to get off your phone (even without it making noise or a blare). - And they don't accept refunds half the time. I will never be returning to this facility ever again, highly unrecommend.

Didn't get my order for gold class. Absolutely worst cinema. Restrooms were dirty. Staff couldn't…read morefix my drink correctly. Over charged then refunded but hasn't ever showed up. Don't go here

I have no idea if the Regal Twin Cinema in Graceville is associated with the Eldorado 8 in…read moreIndooroopilly, but if not they are definitely cut from the same cloth. The Regal Twin is a beautiful, old world style cinema that definitely has an intimate vibe (well, it says it in the name, there are only two cinema's...). The staff are delightful, the movies are often art house (leaving the block busters to the shopping centres) and you can smuggle in your food.

When I want to see a film, the Regal Twin is near the top of my list for cinemas to go to. It's…read moresmall and independent, shows good films that aren't necessarily blockbusters and is slightly cheaper than the other, more commercial cinemas. With only two cinemas in which to show films, there isn't a huge number of sessions and the latest session starts around 8.55pm, so you have to be a bit organised in planning the film you're going to see. Audience numbers aren't huge, however, so you're usually guaranteed a seat if turning up just before the start of the film. My favourite bit about the Twin Regal is the gentleman who sometimes takes tickets at the door. He's a slightly old-world character and greets every patron entering the cinema with a very enthusiastic, "Enjoy the film!" Love him. Love the Regal Twin.

Toombul cinema has been renovated and transformed from a Birch, Carroll and Coyle into an Event…read moreCinema. The new lobby looks fantastic compared to the sad, dark and dingy room it replaced. The chairs and general fit out of the cinemas themselves has been updated or it had been in the one I visited today. It felt miles cleaner and friendlier than the last time I was here a couple of years ago. It's nice to have a local alternative to the behemoth of Chermside (and avoid parking fees). However, the service hasn't improved along with the furnishings. Nobody came to close the cinema door while we sat through the ads and the movie begun. Both the light and noise from outside was quite distracting and I eventually got up and closed the doors myself.

Great cinema if you like to avoid the crowds, because it's so close to Chermside you get to sit…read morewhere you want and the lines are not massive. We went to see Mocking Jay on opening night and the place was only half full, which is exactly how we like it. the candy bar sells good stuff and the chairs are really comfortable and nice, the place is clean and the staff are friendly. There is a Maccas right outside and a few places to eat if you want dinner first. It's an event cinema, so it's standard in terms of showings and quality. But we go here to see any movies and we never have a problem.

Going to the cinema should be an experience. Blue Room offers just that and while there ticket…read moreprices may be a fraction more expensive, when stacked up against other cinema chains you're actually only paying approx $3-$4 more. Upon arrival you can collect (if you've pre-booked) your tickets or purchase for the session of your choosing, then join the line (not that it is ever very long) for the bar. Once at the bar you can select from a menu including cheeses, salamis, pizzas, chips, desserts, wine, beer and coffee. You can select to take it then or have it delivered to you in the first hour of your movie. The cinemas themselves are smaller and would seat maybe 40 people. They're cosy seats and in pairs with a small table in between including a call button should you wish to order anything throughout your movie. Our experience on a Saturday evening at Blue Room Cinebar was stress free and there was a calm and pleasant atmosphere. There was no rowdy teens, no mobile phones ringing throughout the movie and no notable hiccups. It's cheaper than gold class and seems to have a far more luxurious feel to it. There's only 4 cinemas so they're not screening mass number of films but the films they do screen are generally selected well.

I really like the Blu Room Cinebar and have seen movies here a few times. Although it does not…read moreoffer the largest screens or have the biggest range of films available, it is a nice alternative to "Gold Class" from Birch Carol and Coyle. Come here on a Tuesday where you can see a movie for only $10! Not only is this place a nice alternative to "Gold Class", it is also more intimate as most of the cinema rooms only fit about 20 people or so. You get large reclining seats and can enjoy dinner and a drink whilst watching your film. Word of warning though- since the cinema rooms are not very big, I advise you make a booking. Also, this is not really the place to go to on your own, you may end up feeling lonely as it is definitely suited to couples. The seats are placed in pairs making it more intimate. That does not mean you can not simply come here with a friend. If you are considering going to a "Gold Class" session, why not be a little unique and come here instead?