This is an amazing looking cinema. We saw a 3d movie there (iron man 3) and were completely amazed by the atmosphere of this great place. For all of you movie lovers- this is a MUST. Small advice, if you have the time then better buy the tickets in advance, to skip the queue just before the movie starts.

Well worth a stop just to see the interior. Or a movie for that matter... if I had time to break away from a packed itinerary for a movie, this is the place I'd see it in, particularly since movies here are always shown in the original language. As it is, we just wanted to see the interior, which is... More

The only reason I went to the cinema was because I had a late flight and the weather was pretty drizzly so I found out about Tuschinski from the lovely lady at the other modern Pathe multiplex around the corner. When I curled my lip at the selection available at the new cinema... I didn't want to bomb anyone/bite anyone/steal... More

If you walk through the Kalverstraat to the Mint Square, then go to the Reguliersbreestraat and halfway you will stumble upon this wonderful cinema.Ouside it looks historical, a bit in the vein of Gaudi his style. But inside it's ultra modern with many facilities like wheelchair access and an elevator. There are six cinema's with totally 1459 seats and climate... More

Last night we visited this incredible movie palace.Its very rare to see two balconys plus stalls at a cinema. The lighting inside the main cinema is incredible.Take a camera.You wont regret it.The sound and picture quality was excellent..We saw Oblivion.

Is a must visit theater. Has a great history and reconstruction. Cozy, grand and classic. Suitable for family, friend visit for movies.

We bumped into the theater and it was amazing. The building is very special and has unique style. The figures on both sides are actually animals! Make sure to take some photos.

If you are in Amsterdam and fancy seeing a movie, try to go here, especially if you appreciate art deco. The exterior facade and glorious main entry hall are worth a visit themselves even if you don't see a movie. Very centrally located next to Rembrandt square.

the big cinema is really inpressing (Zaal 1) and reminds you of an old Broadway theater. If you are caught in a rainy day and in the area, a nice place to watch a movie (most are displayed in english). Definitely not a must tourist attraction