Cinemas France

Cinéma Cineland in Trégueux is a modern, convenient multiplex. With its 10 screens, it offers a wide choice of films to suit all tastes. It's easy to get to by car, thanks to its location in the Brézillet shopping zone. What's more, there's ample free parking for 400 cars. The relaxation area and pleasant lobby add to the comfort of your visit. Whether you're a lover of the 7th art or you're looking for good entertainment, Cineland is sure to please you with both its programming and the quality of its cinemas.

The largest cinema complex in the Vendée. It is equipped with innovative HFR equipment. Nine rooms with giant screens and digital sound. Room 1 has a 154 m² screen and 4K! Equipped for the projection of 3D films and the broadcasting of sports and musical events. For children: Ciné Bambino. Every week, a film for young audiences at a single price of €6.60. Every last Sunday of the month, "I'm discovering cinema" session, special for 2-4 year olds with a short film, atmospheric lighting and reduced sound volume.

A top-class multiplex featuring 15 cinemas featuring the latest film technology, including the last Imax room. For the first time in France, the Imax® Dmr® system makes it possible to project 35 mm films in Imax format on a 26 x 15 metre screen, the largest in France. The room also has the finest three-dimensional reliefs in the world. Imax® 2 D is a large format for diving in the action of the film. Imax® 3 D requires the wearing of special glasses to get out of the objects and characters screen. Free parking 2 hours for all visitors to cinemas Gaumont.

With its 8 rooms and 1 500 squares, its giant screens, a digital sound and its comfort chairs, the Mégarex cinema is a movie complex mégaplein of chills and pleasures, sensations and emotions as well. Also note, the parking lot of 1 000 places free and supervised.

Few major cities can enjoy such a multiplex, 10 super-equipped rooms and nearly 3,000 seats in the city center. The Pathé Chavant, in which the escalators must not be lost to the room number… is therefore entirely dedicated to films on the day poster with rooms made for the great show. Full fare tickets, numerous discounts and a Pass Pass that allows unlimited access to all sessions! That said, we can also discover more intimate films in front of the front and be pleasantly surprised.

Aix-les-Bains would become the city of cinema? This beautiful multiplex, a stone's throw from the lake, is attractive. Free parking, a well-equipped complex with giant screens, digital sound and comfortable seats in the eight rooms; A complex where you can expect to wait by playing some video games or sipping sweets. All exits and even previews. Possibility of a movie and mcdonalds formula right next door.

Twelve rooms and twenty films to the poster. The malins are rush to the avant-garde, in very comfortable and well-equipped rooms. In the Mega CGR, no movies Art and Trial - it's not done for this -, you're airing big Hollywood machines, all French movies, at a challenging price, and it's not so bad. All the more so since this multiplex has very comfortable rooms and is surrounded by a commercial area with many restaurants. Why not take a canvas after the races?

Commercial blockbusters, films d'auteur, independent films, original version with subtitles, concerts and plays demonstrate the venue's determination to appeal to all audiences! With 10 theaters and 1,795 seats, plus a 3D and 4DX theater, there's something for everyone. It's up to you to choose, and choose well, because at over 15 euros a ticket, you'd better not choose the wrong film! But we have to admit that the D-Box armchair is surprising.

A large free car park, three computer boxes, a kiosk for corporate committees, video games, candy counter, giant screens, digital sound and the latest movie releases, what more! This multiplexes program 11 films per week mainly from "large distribution".

Previously located in the heart of downtown, the Palace Cines are since 2011 located in a state-of-the-art complex. The cinema is located on rue Saint-Michel, opposite the library. The program is eclectic and will delight lovers of comedies as well as thrillers. About twenty films are shown each week. The spectators can take advantage of the theaters equipped with 3D and 4K technology, which allows a total immersion. The eight air-conditioned rooms can accommodate nearly 1,600 people. The cinema also hosts numerous events

The Ermitage cinema offers a selection of films in French and VOSTFR versions, as well as special programming for cinephiles. The cinema's website provides all the information you need on opening times and reservations. Films showing this week include "Asteroid City", a comedy, "Il Boemo", a historical drama, "Love Life", a family drama, "Stars at Noon", a romantic drama, and "La Nuit du Verre d'Eau", a romantic drama set in Lebanon. Cinema Ermitage also offers animated films such as "La Sirène" and "Nina et le Secret du Hérisson". For fans of the classics, "La Guerre des Boutons" will also be shown. Be sure to visit this cinema during your stay in Fontainebleau.

The Les 3 Palmes multiplex in the Valentine's commercial area has 11 high-capacity cinemas equipped with Dolby Digital audio technology. It programs films for the general public in French: Hollywood blockbusters, all the production of French films, including comedies, children's animation films and 3D films in the majority. A very family-friendly, modern and practical American-style multiplex when you want to combine cinema and shopping in the nearby shopping centre, with a confectionery area, a games and leisure area with 30 machines. Restaurants next to the cinema (Hippopotamus and Dixie Blues). A little expensive but the quality of the infrastructure comes at a price. Supervised parking.

The Palace of the Movies? Faced with the 7 naves across the Allées, this small complex offers five rooms, including one equipped with Dolby Digital sound, programming the latest news from international (i. e. American) cinema and French Public cinema. His answering machine informs about the films in the poster. Its situation is an advantage: Easy parking, bars and restaurants nearby. For a full evening!

A large-scale multiplex with 9 theaters, including 3 equipped with 4K and HFR. The program includes films for the general public, previews in the presence of the directors, filmed concerts, including performances by the Paris National Opera such as Manon... The little ones are not forgotten with a Ciné Bambino cycle specially dedicated to them once a month. All theaters can be rented for private screenings or corporate events. Finally, the various subscription formulas are valid in all the cinemas of the network to immerse yourself in the ^7th Art. All the equipments are accessible to people with reduced mobility, and a magnetic loop is provided for the hearing impaired.

A place devoted to entertainment for 150 years, this historic cinema was first called Le Casino (1857) then Les Folies marseillaises (1878) before the construction of the Théâtre des Variétés in 1887, of which the facade sculpted by the architect Joseph Letz remains today. After an uncertain year 2016 and three years of struggle following the loss in 2013 of its Art et Essai label, the future of cinema was shaky, but finally the commercial court ruled and it was taken over by Jean Mizrahi (YMAGIS). Major renovations were undertaken in 2019 and it is now as good as new, while retaining its cachet. Renewed comfort, modernity, a major historical cinema to be supported for sure. Programming of major, alternative and documentary films. The culture of Marseilles is partly played out here.

Located as its name suggests in the Deux Lions district, this multiplex is the family and general public cinema of the CGR franchise in Tours. Large parking lot, hall with video games and candy counter: access is easy and you can wait for a while. The twelve theatres are accessible to the handicapped and comfortable (armchairs spaced more than one metre apart). The programming plays the card of big productions, which can often be enjoyed in 3D. We love the ICE-Immersive Cinema Experience, with its reclining club chairs, 4K resolution image and Dolby Atmos sound. Previews are frequent, and when you leave the theatre you can enjoy the surrounding restaurants.

The Six Rex, located in the city center on a pedestrian street, has 6 rooms including one in its THX and four stereo Dolby, for a total of a thousand chairs. Five rooms are accessible for disabled people. You can see all the latest news, even the famous 3 D movies equipped with special glasses. A nearby cinema that allows us not to take the car to go to huge complexes on the periphery, offering us a beautiful quality of image and sound. A truly nice cinema in the heart of the city.

While the Cinéma Star mainly screens films for enlightened cinephiles, its alter ego, the Star Saint-Exupéry, also offers films stamped "art and essay" with subjects more affordable to the general public, as well as some blockbusters when they are really worth it. Recently renovated, this independent cinema, whose entrance is welcoming and full of charm, has five projection rooms with cosy and comfortable seats. The "Star Saint-Ex" screens all foreign films in their original version with subtitles. In addition to the Gaumont card, the unlimited UGC card also gives you access to the cinema.

By its architecture, with its large bull's eye decorated with coloured stained glass windows, and its history, as it is more than a hundred years old, the Cinéma Darcy is a real monument. Several generations have met here, within its walls which offer an eclectic program. On the bill, mainstream films, box-office hits and more confidential productions. A package for two people is available and allows you to enjoy yourself at a preferential rate. Its comfortable rooms and its location make it a Darcy cinema not to be missed.

The new cinema complex in Carcassonne saw the day of 2007 in the Red Bridge area, and the building is… red! You can even see it from the Black Mountain. It is a brand new complex that welcomes fans of the region. The rooms are spacious and well equipped, and are all accessible to the disabled. The confectionery area has become a necessity, and the games space can be patient before the start of the session. If you even want to make a canvas between adults, you can leave your children to play games under the supervision of the staff! Cape'Cinema is thus the successor to the two theatres in the city centre, with the Coliseum becoming a theatre of art and trial, and the Odéum a congress centre.

An ultramodern complex, ideally located in the international city on the edge of the Tête d'Or Park. You can also take a pleasant walk followed by a canvas. Some 3 000 places in 14 fully equipped rooms. Premières, major national and international outings, VOST and VF, meetings for children. A system that makes it possible not to queue at the cashier, and a restoration space. For the technical aspect: its DTS or Dolby stereo depending on the rooms. Friendly catering offer in the immediate vicinity for all tastes, especially in the cinema lobby with a modern brew.

If there is a mythical place dedicated to the 7 ^th Art at a few feet from Saint Michel, it is the cinema Le Champo and its two rooms. Or how to feel in the shoes of a young festival in the heart of the New Wave… This mythical place of Art and Trial opened on June 22, 1938 at 18 am instead of a bookstore. In the early years, Marcel Pagnol, Jacques Becker and of course Jacques Tati, who today welcomes the public, are put to the credit. Since then, all major filmmakers have had the privilege of having a cycle, a night or a meeting open to the public.

Classified "Art and Trial", Le Rocher cinema is directly managed by the cultural municipal service. It enjoys the support of the National Film Centre (NCC) and the various associations to which it subscribes: Cinemas from the South Agency - for regional cinema development - association of Art and trial cinemas. With its constant number of subscribers and its average of 10 000 entries per year (for a little over 9 months of activity), this room has proved that there is still a real demand for diversified programming: public films, animation films, film films, documentaries, short films, meetings "cinema/literature"…

With its 7 screens, 4 of which are accessible to people with reduced mobility, the CGR Saint-Louis is modern and comfortable, yet remains the city's oldest cinema and part of Palais's heritage. 3D films can be programmed, as well as live broadcasts of French and foreign musicals, operas and one-man shows. It's also worth noting that this establishment broadcasts foreign films in their original version, an appreciated feature for fans of more authentic cinema. Previews and events punctuate the year. Its downtown location is ideal for extending your cinema outing with a meal, a drink or some shopping!

The Art et Essai l'Atalante cinema, with its 3 screening rooms, its exhibition area and its architecture that resembles nothing you've ever seen, makes room for the little gems of the genre, in their original version with subtitles... European cinema has a clear preference, but if a film is good, no matter where it comes from, you can be sure it's coming to Bayonne! We also love the concerts and entertainment, always linked to the film being shown or the cycle in progress. Enjoy tapas, wine or beer on the terrace. An established reputation!

With its 12 screens and almost 2,300 seats, the Mega CGR is the biggest cinema in town! Moviegoers are not mistaken, and come in droves. It's true that the images are of the highest quality, as each cinema is equipped with the very latest projection technology. The largest cinemas benefit from Atmos sound, with 2 times as many speakers to intensely experience every action. To immerse yourself even further in the film and be comfortably seated, opt for the Ice room! The cinema offers a wide range of programming.

A vast complex of fifteen rooms with giant screens and digital. In addition, there is a games room and a candy counter, what spend a good time, for both the small and the big. All rooms are accessible for disabled guests. Supplement 3 D offered on Sunday morning.

A movie theater that has the advantage of being right in the city center. It has become old and has undergone major renovations and the metamorphosis makes it all the more pleasant. The large Prestige cinema has been divided into 3 small theatres, with 90, 100 and 110 seats. You can now watch a film there like a king and enjoy programming that surfs on current trends: new releases for the general public but also auteur films. With a programming as eclectic as that of the UGC, every spectator is sure to find something for everyone! Note that most of the films are now in their original version with French subtitles.

In the heart of the city centre, a stone's throw from the Castillet, this superb restored building has always been a cinema since 1911, when it was founded. This complex has 1,700 seats in 7 rooms all equipped with Dolby floors. For an art house cinema, the "Castillet" as it is called here has a very eclectic programme and also proposes films freshly released in theatres, and often in V.O. This cinema, which immediately reminds us of Eddy Mitchell's "La Dernière Séance", will astonish more than one by its modernity and its theme evenings.

It is the biggest cinema complex in the center of the Channel! Cinémoviking has no less than 9 cinemas, nearly 1,500 seats and a very exhaustive program: you will discover blockbusters, but also older films, with the association "Back to the reel" which organizes unexpected projections here! Regularly, actors and actresses come here for promotion. Finally, note that you can also reserve your seats on the website, and that parking is easy and fast: practical!

This large screen is one of those famous multiplex facilities located on the outskirts of town: you are here in the north of Limoges, in the neighbourhood of the Esther Technopole, which has become a leisure area since the opening of the Aquapolis. So you have the modern comfort of such institutions: Ten deep rooms to not be glued to the 22-metre long screen, 2 000 large and comfortable seats equipped with gobelets. The comfort of the rooms is also visual. The first rows are not glued to the screen. The site is equipped to project in three dimensions. 3 D movies are very regularly programmed. A supplement is requested to rent the glasses, but the show is guaranteed. A programming, poster heads and other large productions.

Popular with the inhabitants of the mountain and surrounding area, the art and test room of the mountain offers the latest films coming out a few weeks after the great city. 2011 is the year of the great leap forward since August 2011, the 200 chairs room is equipped with digital 2 D and 3 D for the delight of all its fans.

Located in the city centre on the canal pier in the Miko Island area, Cinema Dock is an innovative multiplex. It rolls around a mythical building: The Miko Tower, which'the nave'is used as the main entrance. Special care has been given to aesthetics and interior decoration, including a museum reminiscent of the history of ice cream (your cinema place serves as an entrance), two restaurants, three shops. It is also 7 rooms with a total of 1 109 chairs that welcome the public under the best conditions.

A charm of yesteryear hovers when you go to this cinema located in the center of town, a few steps from the beach. It has two rooms with digital image and sound (3D). In room 1, there are 268 seats with digital sound, 12-meter screen. In room 2, there are 122 seats with digital sound, 7 meter screen. The theaters are also equipped with assistive devices for deaf and hard of hearing spectators and audio description. The establishment is part of the French Association of Art Cinemas. For those with a sweet tooth, sweets, drinks and popcorn are available.

Room classified art and trial, very good canvas always in perspective, all the exits that make them talk about them, cool rates (reduced for members to the Malraux), VO for foreign films. The rooms are equipped with a balcony and a terrace.

The Palace shows films in their original version. The selection is rigorous and alternates between some blockbusters and art house films. The combination is relevant and effective. The current director has managed to take over the reins of this unique downtown cinema and to get back on track in terms of admissions. The year 2022 was rather good despite a very delicate national economic situation. He regularly organizes unique screenings of legendary films as well as exhibitions of local artists. Mulhousians seem to really appreciate it!

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Cinéma CGR Beaune is a multiplex cinema. It has 6 cinemas and offers a varied program of previews, special events and mainstream films. The cinema also offers private spaces. Parking is free for visitors. Admission fees vary according to age and applicable discounts. Special rates are also available for Club CGR members. The cinema also offers special deals, such as the possibility of reloading a pre-loaded card with 5, 10 or 15 cinema tickets.

The main mission of the Cinéma Star is to allow film lovers of all kinds to enjoy auteur films screened in their original version with subtitles. Foreign films with limited distribution, produced by film productions from all over the world, are also available, which is very appreciable since it is the only one in the Alsatian capital to offer this type of entertainment. Its five rooms are small in size but you are comfortably seated and feel very comfortable. For those who also like films that are popular with the general public, it should be noted that the UGC card also gives you access to the Star Cinema to watch its films.

It is THE art house cinema of the city center! And if the Eldorado is worth the detour from its Art Deco facade, it is above all for its programming which delights us! There, you can discover the releases of the week and watch the works of directors you like, but you can also rediscover outstanding films thanks to the different evenings, retrospectives, events and festivals that the cinema organizes. A meeting place, the Eldo, as the people of Dijon say, also seeks to raise awareness among young audiences with its Ciné-mômes screenings. In short, there is something for everyone at the Eldorado!

There are no fewer than 9 halls that greet spectators in this movie complex, with a small movies, all of them news, projected every week.

This art and essay cinema is a cultural venue and offers original movies that can please the entire family.

In the heart of the city, with its film as a enseigne, this cinema has a great look in its beautiful pastel tones that characterize the city's houses. From the entrance hall of soft wood, we feel good to watch his film in the beautiful air-conditioned room - Dolby SR - classified as Art and Trial.

The program likes everyone and, from the latest American successes to more intimate or exotic films, there is always a meeting not to be missed.

This "small" independent cinema opened in 1985 in Carpentras. He was picked up in 1993 by Florence Passalacqua and his husband, and can boast very satisfactory figures even though he has to deal with the mastodons of the Commerciaux-Pathé of commercial centres: more than 17 000 entries per year, a little less than 300 screened films and an extension that follows its course, since it has gone from 2 rooms during its recovery, to 4 today, most equipped for people with reduced mobility. The issue of digital switchover arises, but for the rest, this couple of passionate people will lose sight of their convictions: a striking balance between blockbusters/public films ("Harry Potter", "Sherlock Holmes", "Untouchables"…) and independent art and essay films with "young public" labels, "I am called Bernadette", "It was Anatolia", "La twig", etc. Also a space for receiving it. school and film fans, for moments of theme and sharing encounters around one or more films.

Located on the edge of the Bercy park, in a building designed by the architect Frank O. Gehry, the Cinémathèque Française allows you to see all the treasures of the 7th Art. Its museum presents collections on the history of cinema: Emile Reynaud's optical theater, magic lanterns, cameras, mythical costumes, set elements, posters, documents used in the making of films, etc. Temporary exhibitions are regularly organized.

From the old cinema that was installed here in the last century, it only kept the name and facade of white stone. But since then, it has grown considerably, and today we can see around this old window, a metal lace that gives its appearance to the imposing building. If it can give the impression of being still in work, the interior of the cinema is very spacious - with the exception perhaps of the entrance hall, which is crowded when the crowd presses to see one of the films in the poster. Fortunately, the rooms are very comfortable and rather elegant. Every week, more than films are offered, and there are usually for all tastes. As for the price of entries, they are unfortunately available (the cinema can afford it, as it has the monopoly over the chartraine agglomeration), but know that if you are amateurs of fast food you can benefit from various discounts in the restaurants Mc Donald's Chartres, thanks to your movie tickets. They also guarantee 50% discount to the Q-Park underground car park (Saint-Michel), within a maximum of 2 hours.

After several months of renovation, this neighborhood cinema in the turbulent history reopened its doors in May 2011, for a new start. Opened in the heart of the New Wave (1969) in the restructured premises of a former cabaret, this unique room has 208 seats and everything has been renovated to offer better quality, comfort and hospitality for conferences and conferences. Stylish design, star night blue seats, very original lustre next to the window… Saint-Germain-des-Prés intends to revitalize its programming (clearly oriented art and trial) and refidéliser a clientele to compete with the competition of the two multisalles cinemas at the Carrefour de l'Odéon. In this mission, the financial support of writer Bernard-Henri Lévy will not be too much. 

Installed for years in the town of Unieux, the Cinéma Théâtre QuarTo has nothing to envy its competitors in the metropolis! Every day, the establishment shows the latest films but also hosts plays, concerts and other cultural events. Its unique hall combines comfort and quality and is fully equipped, including 3D technology (glasses can be rented at the entrance). The free car park right in front of the hotel guarantees easy access and prices have always been very affordable. Friendly and family atmosphere: you will be sure to spend a quiet session there with very little waiting!

The Mégarama sees everything in large, from the complex itself to its capacity to welcome, by going through the screens of course! A projection centre of 10 rooms, "à la américaine", with pop-corn, sodas and other sweets to accompany your meetings. Public movies, international blockbusters and national productions with digital and giant screen. There are obviously popular movies and all the novelties. Most of the Mégarama: Hyperconfortables seats, where you will not have to fall asleep, as well as a huge free parking space of 600 places, where you should easily find a place before taking yours.

Adjacent to the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the covered market, with its 8 screens, it offers all the services of a modern multiplex: some 20 films on the bill, previews and a counter packed with sweets and other beverages to make your session greedy and pleasant. Behind its large bay windows, clean and comfortable, without being a shopping-zone cinema, it welcomes both mainstream films and arthouse screenings. The Mégarama Beaux-Arts is cinema in a big way, on a giant screen, and it's sure to revitalize the city center! With a foggy head or a smile on your face, your mind will be on your session, alone or with friends, and its location will even allow you to go for a nightcap after the last screening, to discuss the film or gently recover your spirits.