Best Cinemas in St Georges

“We try to go to the movies at least once a month and have started going to wallis. They are affordable, not crowded, offer good value for money. Nice,”…

“This theatre is really about the experience. The building is heritage listed and owned by the Theatre Organ Society of Australia. I love the”…

“I've never had a bad experience at Hoyts Norwood. Good service, clean and cheerful surroundings, a couple of nice restaurants in the same complex.”…

“If you would like to get back to the feel of the old days and experience a bit of fun. Watching a movie with plenty of company under the stars. Give”…

“The Tuxedo Cat is a super special venue. Supporting truly independent, exciting local and international theatre and musical acts during the Fringe”…

“I love this theatre! So much history and the building is amazing. The new owners do a lot to help out local charities (holding movie nights etc), so”…

“a great and cheap night out. take your bean bag, a bottle of wine and the bus- dont drink drive, the bus stop is right outside. we dress up for all”…

“Great selection of film titles. Very comfortable seats however the best feature is that its not filled with giggly teens and people who talk through”…

“This is our local cinema and we have been going here for years. It is a small cinema complex but very clean and friendly, with a warm atmosphere. They”…

“I went to the Mercury recently for a series of free weekly low-budget film screenings but have also been for screenings during their Cinémathèque”…

“I love the Piccadilly Cinemas. We like to sit in the middle rows to see better, so the size of the screen is a non-issue. In fact, we find the”…

“The Thebbie is an iconic theatre in Adelaide. Seating is generally comfortable, if there is only one or two of you I recommend the balconies. The last”…