Toronto is a unique place in terms of entertainment. It is a prosperous center of art, music, and of course, movie theaters. One day, you can find yourself in a hockey game, another day, you can find yourself at a festival. However, if you are into watching movies, many unique movie theaters will make your watching experience way better. If you are searching for the best places to watch movies in Toronto, we will guide you in this article.
TIFF Bell Lightbox
The theatre is most known for its September screenings filled with full of stars. TIFF Bell Lightbox also hosts a variety of unique screenings, ranging from live talks with celebrity performers to sing-along screenings of musicals such as Grease. Furthermore, you can run across two stunning restaurants, Luma and Canteen.
The Royal
If you have Monday syndromes, The Royal may have a solution for you with its free monthly screenings of cult classics including popcorn for the first 100 people. Located in the middle of Little Italy, the royal usually plays documentaries, foreign films, and underground indie movies. Matinees are $8 for students, with late-night $6 specials. Furthermore, they serve beer.
CineCycle
With its eccentric, unusual, and old-fashioned design, it is an extraordinary movie theater. Cinecycle is located in a graffitied alleyway down Spadina. Be aware that you can find yourself in an indie rock show when you get there.
Revue Cinema
Located at 400 Roncesvalles Avenue, Revue Cinema offers a cozy cinematic experience. This theater has an excellent lineup that includes classic films as well as special events such as silent movies with a live band.
Fox Theatre
Originally opened in 1914, the theater has much to offer despite it is a small one. If you need nostalgia, Fox Theatre may be the best option for you. The theater is like a time capsule, you can come across your childhood classics at any time! The old-school feeling will not let you down.
Cineplex Cinemas Yonge Dundas
Dundas Square is a pretty energetic area of Toronto in and of itself. Usually, it is vibrant there in the streets. If you are close to Dundas Square, this is a great place to chill out and relax. Needless to say, it is a modern theatre and has IMAX. Although the theater sells wine and beer, it can be pretty expensive.
Carlton Cinemas
Usually not being too crowded, this is a solid option for people to feel vintage and retro. It plays small-budget movies that no other theater does. With being located at Old Toronto, there are some great restaurants nearby the theatre.
