pretty pricey (above average prices in terms of movie tickets) but the movie theater itself is nice and small, with super comfy seats - you can also buy wine for while watching the movie

great cinema that always has something different, we went here for the Italian Film Festival for a movie. Nice cinemas, on the smaller side but I prefer that to a large cinema, as they can be too noisy. Cosy seats and nice and quiet atmosphere. Lovely bar where you can even get a coffee late (this was after 9pm) and you can take it in with you. Coffee was great, very nice with creamy froth and smooth textured coffee. Will definitely be back for another movie soon.

Approximate cost: $10-20

a hidden gem, the one thing i love about this cinema is the fact that you can bring whatever you bought from the bar inside the cinema

they've got indie, arthouse films and international documentaries available to watch

saw a mainstream movie at one of their smaller cinemas, it was so small that it felt like it was just being at home, so i found that quite different

it's a bit pricey but worth the unique experience when compared to stock standard movie cinemas

smallish, older cinema. went recently to see a film there and was dissapointed that i had to line up and they had no allocated seating. The snacks were expensive too but perhaps this is normal now for the movies.

Intimate little cinema in the heart of the CBD. Offers a range of quirky and popular movies in cinemas that are not too big and not too small. Tucked away in the basement of Collins Place.

Approximate cost: $18