I'm new to Denver from nyc and am thrilled that the theatre is 3 blocks from my home. The staff is family to me and so professional. The films are amazing and always changing. It's the only independent theatre in Denver and I will always support this theatre. The festivals are always fun with guest speakers and q and a. You can find me in the sie on the sunniest afternoons enjoying the films from afternoon to the last film of the day or night. read more

Recently I enjoyed seeing the first episode of The Testments series with the interview of actress/director Amy Seimetz who plays stepmom, Paula. The interviewer and the staff were professional. The theatre is small enough that every seat is a good seat. The lounge holds plenty of tables and chairs with a bar and concession stand. The location is on Colfax Avenue and there's even free garage parking at the theater and Tattered Cover bookstore next door. I love that this place is local and I don't have to drive all the way to downtown. Definitely check out the Series Fest schedule and other events! read more

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nice people, films you can't find other places, helpful staff and excellent buttered popcorn.

Such an amazing spot for watching cinema. We went to see Downton Abbey, the final movie. It was a delight to watch it on the big screen. On Tuesday we went to see an Italian film, "Sbatti Il Mostro in Prima Pagina". (Slap the Monster on Page One) My husband is from Italy so it was epic that we could see this film on a big screen in Italian. The staff is so friendly! Great prices and unbeatable vibes all around. :) read more

Have see handful of movies here because this is a block away and a quick walk when the mood strikes. Love this little theater! The staff is always friendly and there is a nice variety of film activities scheduled. The popcorn is salty good and maybe a buck or two less than big movie theater priced. The bathrooms are clean, the theaters are clean with comfortable chairs. The theater is always chilly, like all theaters, and I think a good thing as I always bring a light blanket to get cozy. Only complaint, I don't think they clean the cup holders, there has always been some previous theater goers food/trash left every time I have gone to a movie. This won't stop us, we will keep supporting this small local independent theatre! read more

I love free parking and cheap concessions! Most people don't know but there is a parking garage above the theater that can be entered on either sides of the street. The theater does validate parking so bring your ticket in and get it validated with the box office. The price for concessions is so cheap and it's actually good! The seats are nice and comfortable! Great for sitting 1.5 hours or so. The staff is always friendly when I go. They all seem like they want to be there and like the job. That's always good to see that a company is treating their employees well. I tell people to go to this theater when they get the chance. It's fun and great vibes :) Can't wait to go back! read more

I love being a member here! Indie vibes all day. Validated parking for the garage. Lots of $5 movies for members! I have seen so many movies here this year and attended the Dragon Boat Film Festival as well. They have a myriad of film festivals and collections! I like that it's in a central area with food and coffee shops around it. I do wish they had cold brew coffee! Stock some Stumptown or something for the coffee addicts. :) read more

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The Sie is a great place to check out an indie movie, a film fest, etc. They have a coffee shop vibe when you walk in with a seating area and tables. You can also get adult beverages at the counter. The front door is in-between buildings so you just got to look a little bit closer to get inside the Sie. Nearby are some other establishments, so it's a great stop to get eats/drinks before or after a show. They once had some low-priced movie (monthly, or something) for an older, classic movie but I can't find anything on their website. So either they stopped it or don't promote/inform it well. I'm lucky to have the Sie, Esquire, and Mayan indie-type theaters all within walking distance from the Cap Hill area. Note that Sie will not show up on the Flixster app like the others. You have to seek them out individually. read more

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Finally made it to Sie to see Blind willow, sleeping woman. It's fun to be in a small theater filled with people who also appreciate a film. The interior is clean and comfortable, with plenty of food and drink offerings aside from popcorn and a coke. Looking forward to coming back for my indie film fix. Tip: Parking is validated for the garage immediately behind the film center read more

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I understand all the good reviews because all of my experiences have been good, until now. Being somewhat hearing impaired, I asked for one of those closed-caption devices at the beginning of the movie. At first I thought that I was being told that they had all been lent out. But then I realized that all of the devices had DEAD BATTERIES. I couldn't hear the movie and most of the afternoon had been wasted. All of the good intentions just went under the bus. Any "ordinary" theatre would have done better. read more

We came here for a prescreening of We Were the Lucky Ones and it is an amazing venue!! With every movie, they give you popcorn and a drink. The popcorn is fresh and absolutely delicious!! The seats are very comfortable and they validate parking too. read more

I worked here for the film festival with the production company that I always work for. The staff is fantastic, always making sure you have what you want and need. It's clean as always. I highly recommend this place for the cinephile in your life. Interestingly, I happened to run into my agent while I was there. read more

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Wow, the films that they offer here are frequently those that are almost impossible to see anywhere else. I very much appreciate the recent remodel. The bar area is great, and the ticketing area is much improved. Perhaps what I most happy about, is the brand new seats in the theaters. Personally, I try to attend as many events hosted by Theresa Mercado as possible. She is amazing, and really takes horror films to the next level of entertainment. read more

Went here for the first time last night to see Still Michale J Fox. What a fun space. They have a bar, a small library, and lots of seating in the lobby. We were in House 3. The chairs are super comfy, rock and recline just enough. We saw at least 2 previews for upcoming movies that looked really good. Well know actors in them too. I will be back. Unfortunately, a metal frame from one of the ceiling lights fell on a chair 2 seats away from the people in front of us. This was as the credits were running and no one was hurt, but scared us all. Overall, it was a great experience and I will return to see other movies. Side note, great movie. read more

This film center is unique and a great experience! We came here to watch Anora, and had a wonderful time. The theater was spacious. I believe they do film events and festivals here occasionally which would be lovely to check out. And an added bonus was that the connected parking garage has an elevator leading straight into the establishment, which was great. It was below freezing that day so it was nice to be able to get right inside after parking! read more

I love this place! As a documentary fan, this little theater always has the best films. Conveniently located near Tattered Cover and Twist & Shout, Sie is a great place for a date, or solo film adventure. There are only a few films that play at a time, so it's small venue. The seats are super comfortable, too! read more

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love this theatre. the fact that it's also non-profit and Denver film uses it as the "hub" for the film festival are just added pluses. it feels like a good mix of modern and classic cinema houses and the movie selection is great for non-AAA more art house movies. support local cinema and visit this theater read more

We came here on a double date to see a screening of the Barbie movie. I had a great experience and loved that you can order pint glasses of beer to drink inside of the movie theater. I found the seats in the theater to me comfortable enough, and the bathrooms were surprisingly cleaner than expected. Generally, I have thought of this film center as a place to see independent films and had never been but I'm glad I did. The location is close in proximity to places on South Broadway or on East Colfax, so it would be a great place to start at night and then head over for drinks somewhere nearby. read more

The Sie is a special spot. I'm with the other reviewers who said they fell in love on their first visit. Good atmosphere, good crowd and great movies, including some arthouse films you can't find anywhere else. Plus, they curate some really fun screening series and events. (They just had some fun holiday picks, like Home Alone and Black Christmas, and this winter they're showing all the Twilight movies.) It's a vibrant spot with great staff who make it really special. Not only that, tickets are more reasonably priced than any movie theater in town. The Sie is operated by Denver Film, a nonprofit. If you like movies, I highly recommend the membership. It pays for itself fast, plus it's fun - I'm more inclined to splurge for a drink or popcorn if I have a discount every time. Great location with free, validated parking. If you're early, you can hang out in the cozy lounge. I'm grateful Denver has the Sie! read more

Such a cool nonprofit! I became a member. A few blocks from my house. I will be here often.

Superb movie theatres with excellent films. My membership is precious to me as a student of cinema for 50+ years. Love the intimate, well-raked theatres: no view blockage! Join up for great cinema! My favourite theatres, but weak on snacks...all sugar, limited beverages unless you're a drinker.... read more

Theater is great. Parking lot is not. Entering the nice covered lot requires scanning a reserved ticket from phone. It that doesn't work, a phone number is required. (I do not have an SUV so I literally had to get out of my car to reach the screen to enter my phone number.) Then I had to enter my phone number a second time! In the meantime cars are waiting behind me. Same routine to exit. To watch one movie, less than 2 hours, in the middle of the day we paid $6 . Other people trying to exit in front of us were asked for $15 before they could exit. They actually had to back up and pull over as the gate would not open for them - who knows when they got out. Sie, you must have some good reason to send your patrons through hoops, but I'll think twice about coming to your theater again. (street parking is tight) read more

Yeah I loved this place. Good parking too. I highly recommend it. It's a great place to see a movie

We saw Past Lives this afternoon in Denver. Big bouncy red seats intimate setting. Good atmosphere just right for an arty movie theatre!

Gorgeous space and really neat movies offered (lots of independent films and the likes that you won't see elsewhere). I've been here on several occasions, sometimes for a movie, other times for volunteer events (when you volunteer with the Denver Film Society you can earn vouchers for free films). The theater is really well kept up and has a new age feel to it. There's a nice reception area where you can meet up with friends or simply enjoy a snack/beverage before your show (there's a full bar there folks so step on up if that's your thing and even bring your wine/beer into the theater). On my most recent visit we noted some additions to the food offerings - including a liquor infused local ice cream (interesting, not sure I'd go for it again). I appreciate that the parking garage is attached to the theater but I have found it to be a bit spooky at night, particularly if I am on my own. Looking forward to taking in another film when I'm in the area. read more

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Denver Film Society opened up this brand new location in 2010. They show independent films on a changing weekly basis. This organization also organizes Film on the Rocks at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Small screens but the comfy leather seats are comfy just like the Landmark in DTC. Best of all, get a drink from the lobby bar and enjoy the brewvie cheers! Free garage parking. Located right next to Twist & Shout record store and Tattered Cover book store. read more

Such a unique place to see a movie. It reminds me of the Kabuki Theater in San Francisco. Artsy and perfect for film fests. But the great thing about both theaters? Regular ol' people like can see a movie here anytime. I made my first visit to Sie a few weeks ago for Lady Bird, which has been getting rave reviews from friends and critics alike. Although I got the showtimes mixed up and missed the previews along with the first ten minutes of the show, it was still a great experience. Very clean theater, not too crowded, and the other goers were respectful of the standard audience rules. Next time I will arrive early with plenty of time to browse the lobby and previews. read more

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They had absolutely ZERO heat. My whole family was FREEZING. If it's 10 degrees outside, at least make it so I can't see my breath while watching a movie. read more

Local cinema at its best. I'm in love with this theater. They play all kinds of classics and obscure genre films that I've always wanted to see on the big screen. read more

Great place to see an independent film or something a little different from other showings in Denver. They have a nice bar and some tasty snacks to enjoy during the film, and a free parking garage! read more

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Nice theater. Comfortable chairs, nice screen. Great location: next to Tattered Cover so you can go discuss the film over coffee afterward. Parking is free and convenient. They offer some great films that might not otherwise play in town. And they host great events, like film festivals and screenings in conjunction with local institutions like MCA. So glad we have this in Denver. read more

When you find yourself considering a business a blessing to the community, you know they deserve 5 stars. This is one of the best places to see a movie in Denver period, not taking into consideration the fact that they show some of the most unique and interesting films in the state. Be advised, you will not be happy here expecting a place to indulge on the 10th Fast and Furious while destroying yourself with a tub of popcorn. The concessions can get pricey, but that's to be expected nowadays. This is a great place to bring a date, enjoy a one-of-a-kind movie, and grab a drink at the great bar inside the theater. Highly recommend. read more

If you have a heart for good films this is a place to add to your Must Go list. Here you will find a quirky mix of more mainstream titles and truley independent works, popcorn with real butter and an impressive beer selection. The volunteers add to the friendly atmosphere. Come for a film festival and come back for a date night. Support the arts and have a blast. read more

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I love coming here, especially because I can walk. Who would've thought I'd ever live someplace where I could walk to the movies? Whaaaat. I'm pretty urban. The Sie FilmCenter is home to the Denver Film Society, a local non-profit with a mission to "develop opportunities for diverse audiences to discover film through creative thought-provoking experiences." They play over 600 films per year (of all kinds; artsy, educational, domestic, foreign) with no on-screen advertising. You've got plenty of creative refreshments (and affordable considering you're at a movie theater), alcohol, comfy seats, great movies, awesome location. It's everything you need in a theater and your $$$ is going to support local Denver film things. Who could resist? The last movie I saw here was "The Witch," which I definitely recommend. I so enjoy being in an environment where the people around me are also invested in experiencing fantastic movies. No one seems to be on their phone or talking loudly or knocking their popcorn over everywhere. Hallelujah. read more

I adore this little theater. We were here for the screening of Maria Callas, which was wonderful. Having a wine bar in a theater is just brilliant. As a member of DFS, enjoy discounts on drinks, popcorn and concessions, as well as movies. Seating is comfortable. There aren't 20 minutes of previews. Parking is a garage shared with The Tattered Cover, Twist and Shout, The Goods Restaurant and this theater. This theater doesn't show a lot of mainstream movies, but rather specializes in artistic endeavors and movies you wouldn't find elsewhere. I love it and will be back today for another screening as part of the DFS! read more

LOVE this place. This is my favorite theater in Denver. I love that they have a free parking garage. I love that you can order beer/wine/cocktails at the bar and take them in to the show. Like, you can take and entire bottle of wine and glasses into the show. I love that right next to the candy and popcorn, there is a fridge full of bottled beer that you can procure to enjoy during the show. I love that I can see films here that I really won't see anywhere else. And, every time we are here, we see a preview for another interesting and fun film that we must return and see. I love that this theater caters to adults. I have never experienced running children or a crying baby. I love that the ticket prices are cheap and leave you a little cash to spend at the bar. I love that there are seemingly endless options for pre or post film food and drinks in this area. I love that they do old, awful Sci-Fi movies with live MST3K-style dialogue. This place is just amazing and makes me very happy. If you haven't been, you should totally check it out. read more

The Sie (pronounced "see) is my favorite theater in the Denver area for non-mainstream films. There are 3 theaters. The seats in each theater are leather and large with stadium seating. When I'm in the smaller theater, I feel like I'm in a private screening room in someone's fabulous home. They show the independent and foreign features you might expect but they also take a theme and get creative with it. This is the theater that turned me on to shorts...2, 3, 4+ shorter films shown one after the other. Turns out I really like what I've seen and am happy they show them. Free parking garage, friendly staff, theater is always the right temperature. I'm a fan. read more

I liked the Denver Film Center so much that I purchased a membership. But, if you do the same, make sure to do it BEFORE the show... you get an additional free admission that day! Anyway, this is one of the nicest theaters in Denver. It's got stadium seating, of course, and all the seats are leather. So comfortable! The theater plays a great variety of movies, and hosts the Denver Film Fest each year. I was also sorry to hear that they'd closed their location downtown, but oh well. Parking is definitely easier at the Colfax location - and it's free! The lobby has nice concessions, and a full bar with plenty of seating. So, if you're there to see a particularly involved film, you and your buddies can gather in the cafe portion afterwords to discuss. There are plenty of tables - this place will be able to handle most any group that arrives. Finally - yup, I said bar - they serve alcohol here. I usually just go with a soda at the movies, but every once in a while it's nice to sit back with a good IPA, too! Enjoy the show! read more

I LOVE the SIE FilmCenter. It is such an asset to Denver, a real gem of a theater and non profit. I came here to watch an indie docu, and it was fabulous. I LOVE that they have amazing film events and a fine selection of independently produced films, guest talks, movie festivals and community centered programming - all at reasonable prices (and sometimes they have free screenings) It's community oriented non profit and it really supports the love of films but it's not too big for it's britches (I'm looking at you Toronto International Film festival with your outrageous pricing), I digress. I love that its local and supports small to medium sized independent cinematic efforts. I love the location - it is right next to Tattered Cover, Twist & Shout - you can spend a ton of time at just these two places, never mind the awesome film opportunities that you will also find at the SIE. There's a parking garage complex and there's a few FREE parking spots if you are lucky - so get there early! If you get there early they have a lounge/bar where you can have a drink before your movie. I love that they have different options for munchies and beverages here too. Not your typical movie snacks ... You'll find a supply of gluten free cookies, brownies and chocolates in stock. They have a range of fun independent snack brands that you don't typically find at any regular movie place but they do have popcorn.They've got a variety of brews but they also have Infinite monkey theorem wine in CANS! Im a fan of the moscato. I love the experience you get from the SIE and when you come here to watch these movies, you get an opportunity to support small independent films and the subject matter is always thought provoking and a great conversation starter. It's the best theater in town and I fully support it with all my heart! read more

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If you are already a fan of the Landmark Theater chain (Mayan, Esquire, Chez Artiste, Greenwood Village) and you do not know about the S.I.E., then you need to go on their website, pick a movie, and stop depriving yourself of the coolest film experience in town. Many movie lovers do not know about it because their movies aren't listed on Fandango, etc., but this is the home of Denver's insider film scene. The 3 screening rooms are intimate, comfortable, and clean, and there is a nice bar/ lounge area that is perfect for a before or after movie drink. The parking is free and it is located literally steps from the Tattered Cover. read more